One of the terms we hear frequently — especially as we read about the giving of the Torah this week — is the shechinah, commonly defined as the indwelling of the Divine presence in this world. This mystical concept runs through traditional texts, from the biblical to the esoteric. At the same time, one of the most fundamental Jewish beliefs, as explained in connection with the first of the Ten Commandments, is that G-d is in every place and particle of the universe. Considering this omnipresence, what does the “descent of Divine presence” convey?
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