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 The word 'kebed' is often referred to by Biblical scholars and goes under a variety of spellings and pronunciations including "chavod", "kabod" and others.
-It is almost unamimously claimed by theologians to refer to "the glory of God". The contextual use is not so cut and dry however. There is a long history of an alternative interpretation backed by significant textual evidence. The 'kebed' might actually be better understood as a vehicle of some kind. The 'kebed' is mentioned in [[Ezekiel 1]], being driven or ridden in by Jehovah. Likewise, similar descriptions appear numerous times throughout the Psalms.((See also the closely related word [[merekeb]]
+It is almost unamimously claimed by theologians to refer to "the glory of God". The contextual use is not so cut and dry however. There is a long history of an alternative interpretation backed by significant textual evidence. The 'kebed' might actually be better understood as a vehicle of some kind. The 'kebed' is mentioned in [[Ezekiel 1]], being driven or ridden in by [[Ihoh]]. Likewise, similar descriptions appear numerous times throughout the Psalms.((See also the closely related word [[merekeb]]
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