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Tim Maas
Not according to this previous answer:
https://ebible.com/questions/2467-what-is-the-shekinah-glory
Max Bravo
Genesis 1:3 - And Elohim said, Let there be light: and there was light.
When you have an understanding of his pattern, and absolutely nothing escapes that pattern, then you’ll be able to answer questions such as these. Because the Holy Spirit is truly speaking through this vessel. The Holy Spirit is the teacher in this age.
Jack Gutknecht
“Shekinah Glory” doesn’t appear in any Bible translation—it's not a Bible word. It comes from Jewish tradition, based on the Hebrew root meaning “to dwell,” and it describes God’s visible presence living among His people.
Even though the word isn’t in the Bible, the idea is all over it. When the cloud filled the Tabernacle (Exodus 40:34), or when God’s glory filled Solomon’s Temple (1 Kings 8), that’s what people mean by “Shekinah Glory.” It’s a way of talking about God's nearness—His presence so real, you could see it.
So while the phrase isn’t in Scripture, the truth behind it definitely is.
Shirley H
AMEN JACK!