She-kī’nah, n.
(Synop. § 130), n. [Written also she-chinah.] [Heb. Talmud. shekināh, presence of God, from shākan, to inhabit.] (Jewish Hist.) That miraculous light or visible glory which was a symbol of the divine presence.
(Synop. § 130), n. [Written also she-chinah.] [Heb. Talmud. shekināh, presence of God, from shākan, to inhabit.] (Jewish Hist.) That miraculous light or visible glory which was a symbol of the divine presence.