The nature of G-d in Judaism and the divine presence through Shekhinah form the foundation of Jewish belief, emphasizing absolute Jewish monotheism and the central role of the Shema in daily worship.
- G-d is understood through key characteristics: Creator, Judge, and Law-giver
- The Shekhinah represents G-d's divine presence, particularly felt during Torah study and prayer
- The Messianic age and Mosaic Covenant demonstrate G-d's ongoing relationship with the Jewish people
- These concepts shape Jewish worship practices and daily religious observance
- The importance of proper respect and reverence when referring to or discussing G-d is paramount
