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'''Ichabod''' is [[Hebrew]] word meaning "the glory has departed" for rebellion against [[God]]. "The LORD God of heaven" is a designation of God that is peculiar to [[Ezra]], [[Nehemiah]], and [[Daniel]]. After the fall and destruction of [[Jerusalem]], God could no longer be identified with the temple as the One who dwelt between the cherubim. The glory had departed; "Ichabod" was written over the shield of [[Israel]]. [[Ezekiel]] saw the vision of the departure of the [][Shekinah]] glory.<ref> Ezekiel 9—11</ref> He returned to heaven. For this reason, in the post-captivity books He is "the LORD God of heaven."
'''Ichabod''' is [[Hebrew]] word meaning "the glory has departed" for rebellion against [[God]]. "The LORD God of heaven" is a designation of God that is peculiar to [[Ezra]], [[Nehemiah]], and [[Daniel]]. After the fall and destruction of [[Jerusalem]], God could no longer be identified with the temple as the One who dwelt between the cherubim. The glory had departed; "Ichabod" was written over the shield of [[Israel]]. [[Ezekiel]] saw the vision of the departure of the [[Shekinah]] glory.<ref> Ezekiel 9—11</ref> He returned to heaven. For this reason, in the post-captivity books He is "the LORD God of heaven."
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