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>>755426

>Christians praising the Shekinah glory of God are just praising the tranny God of judaism

I have never seen a Christian do this or heard of churches that teach this, is this actually a thing? Got any examples of churches that do this?

It's really strange, out of the blue I just remembered an occult witch I came across online over a decade ago, and remembered that she was obsessed with "shekinah". I couldn't remember what the word meant. Then a moment later, I scrolled down and saw this thread. Really made me do a double take.

>>755469

That is absolutely disgusting. In some places, they are trying to make God "gender neutral" as part of the transgender agenda. This just goes to show that ultimately it's all about worshiping satan.

>>755426

OP, I looked into this partially, and I think your claims here are partially warranted, but to immediately dismiss out of hand all references to the shekinah as signifying the baphomet are also somewhat naive and misplaced as well.

See for instance the article here:

https://www.studylight.org/encyclopedias/bri/s/shekinah.html

this does a better job getting at what in my opinion does a better job presenting the relevant issues at stake in your claim:

https://www.studylight.org/encyclopedias/bri/s/shekinah.html

Here are some additional sources with more commentary about it:

https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/hdn/s/shekinah.html

additional biblical passages to consider with near root words: https://www.studylight.org/lexicons/hebrew/7931.html

also, see these commentaries on exodus 40:34

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/geb/exodus-40.html34#34

>the above uses the word in question to describe the incident here

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/mhm/exodus-40.html34#34

>this one does as well, but goes a bit deeper and assigns it to the cloud

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/kdo/exodus-40.html34#34

> the above gets into the issues involved and why it's important that the cloud is distinguished from the presence filling the temple

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/lcc/exodus-40.html34#34

>the above does a somewhat similar thing but goes a bit deeper (scroll to the bottom to see the commentary for that specific verse)

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/pet/exodus-40.html34#34

> this one is interesting also

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/jsc/exodus-40.html34#34

>and this one views the entire incident from an interesting and imo insightful new testament lens

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/tcc/exodus-40.html34#34

>as does the above (going even deeper , viewing not only this but also much of the entire levitical tradition as symbolic commentary on christians engaging with the Lord)

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/phc/exodus-40.html34#34

>the above gives an extremely thorough analysis of this incident

I confess, I do not pretend to have any idea about how to understand these issues. But, I will say that I think your claim here is at least somewhat naive, because the issues involved seem actually very complicated. I am not sure how spiritually productive this pursuit will be for me at the moment, but it does seem like there is a wealth of information on this issue for anyone who wants to explore further. Please do come and report back though if you discover anything spiritually useful in your pursuits.

Godspeed, friends!

>>755426

>>755487

>exodus 40:34

song related

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAR_gl7til0

lyrics: https://www.elyricsworld.com/shekinah_lyrics_saving_grace.html

>>755469

>non denominational

There is a reason why we have a one true church, been to pentecostal service out of curiosity, these new age pozz protestants do whatever it take to interpret the bible according to their own beliefs, there is no hint of guilty and penance, to ask for forgiveness.

The chato church may not be perfect, its a human institution like any other, but it derives from order and sense of duty, never trust a true consecrated and celibate priest.

>>755527

Are you Catholic?

If so, I would like you to consider that Charismatic Catholics exist. I'm not Catholic but I've been to a couple of Charismatic Catholic prayer meetings, and it was… pretty bad. They even have a Mass for themselves every month, and they have the support of several bishops so they're not disappearing anytime soon.

>>755487

From your first link-

>In Talmud and Midrash

>It is remarkable that the memra (= Logos or "Word") of the Targums almost entirely disappears in the Midrashic literature and the Talmud, its place being taken by Shekinah.

The rabbi's have replaced the logos with shekinah, and the rabbi's are the clergy of the Talmud, a satanic work that Jesus explicitly criticized all through the New testament(the rabbi's claim the Talmud is the oral tradition passed down by Moses, it's the "traditions of men" that Jesus spoke against), and the rabbi's are the modern equivalent of the scribes and pharisees that Jesus called the sons of the devil and yet the author you cited is acting as if the rabbi's are godly men that are above suspicion. The rabbi's that teach Jesus is boiling in excrement for eternity.

The author proceeds as is the Rabbi's are holy men, and that their decisions ought to be viewed as honest attempts by Godly men and that is complete and utter nonsense. The guy is literally defending the scribes and pharisees and the traditions of men that Jesus spoke so strongly against. It's an outrage that that site passes as a Christian site. You need to be more discerning anon.

>>755548

Disgusting pseudo heretics.

They all become pentecostals 10 years later.

>>755539

>It’s a wonder they haven’t just outright converted to Judaism yet.

Because it requires a DNA test first.

Gentiles are subhuman scum are will be their slaves for ever when the antichri… the Messiah comes.

>>755548

I've been to charismatic groups. I'm not a fan but I don't think they're doing anything "wrong." The ones I'm around might be different from yours.