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Definition of Shekinah in English: Shekinah(also Shekhinah) nounʃɪˈkʌɪnəSHiˈkēnə mass noun(in Jewish and Christian theology) the glory of the divine presence, conventionally represented as light or interpreted symbolically (in Kabbalism as a divine feminine aspect). 〔犹太教神学，基督教神学〕舍金纳（神灵显现的光辉，传统上以光为代表或以象征进行解释，犹太教神秘主义则认为是神女性的一面） Example sentencesExamples - Two more solutions have been proposed recently: Shekinah, a post-biblical term for divine dwelling or immanence, and ‘steadfast love’ (hesed).
- Mary is at once graced by the Light and reflects it, a figure akin to God's Shekhinah, the Hebrew understanding of Divine Wisdom as manifest in feminine guise.
- The Jewish mystical treatise called the Zohar tells us that ‘whenever Israel goes into exile, the Holy One, blessed be he, is in exile with them, for the Shekhinah [Divine Presence] never leaves them.’
- To look on the Shekinah was death, but to gaze upon God's glory ‘in the face of Jesus Christ’ is life and health.
- According to the will of the Creator, wisdom, as the divine Shekinah, will take up a dwelling place in Jacob.
OriginMid 17th century: from late Hebrew, from šākan 'dwell, rest'. Rhymesangina, assigner, china, consignor, decliner, definer, Dinah, diner, diviner, forty-niner, hardliner, incliner, Indo-China, liner, maligner, Medina, miner, minor, mynah, recliner, refiner, Regina, Salina, shiner, signer, South Carolina, Steiner, twiner, whiner Definition of Shekinah in US English: Shekinah(also Shekhinah) nounSHiˈkēnə (in Jewish and Christian theology) the glory of the divine presence, conventionally represented as light or interpreted symbolically (in Kabbalism as a divine feminine aspect). 〔犹太教神学，基督教神学〕舍金纳（神灵显现的光辉，传统上以光为代表或以象征进行解释，犹太教神秘主义则认为是神女性的一面） Example sentencesExamples - According to the will of the Creator, wisdom, as the divine Shekinah, will take up a dwelling place in Jacob.
- Mary is at once graced by the Light and reflects it, a figure akin to God's Shekhinah, the Hebrew understanding of Divine Wisdom as manifest in feminine guise.
- Two more solutions have been proposed recently: Shekinah, a post-biblical term for divine dwelling or immanence, and ‘steadfast love’ (hesed).
- To look on the Shekinah was death, but to gaze upon God's glory ‘in the face of Jesus Christ’ is life and health.
- The Jewish mystical treatise called the Zohar tells us that ‘whenever Israel goes into exile, the Holy One, blessed be he, is in exile with them, for the Shekhinah [Divine Presence] never leaves them.’
OriginMid 17th century: from late Hebrew, from šākan ‘dwell, rest’. |