The body and being of God in Ezekiel
Understanding the way Ezekiel conceives of God as an embodied deity helps us see how he understands God as a “self.” In his visions of the kebôd YHWH (“Glory of YHWH”), Ezekiel describes the divine body in anthropomorphic and non-anthropomorphic ways, using language and imagery from both the Priestl...
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Review and expositor
Year: 2014, Volume: 111, Issue: 4, Pages: 376-389 |
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Zion-Sabaoth
B Sacred Space B Glory of the Lord B Ezekiel 8–11 B Ezekiel 1–3 B priestly literature |
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