Definition: The word "amberina" is a term that appears in several biblical texts, including Genesis 12:5 where Adam and Eve were given cherubim to guide them during their time of creation; Exodus 33:16, which describes how God chose Joshua as his successor; Psalm 89:4, which describes the glory of God over all Israel; Proverbs 12:14, which describes how to live a life that is pleasing to the Lord. The Hebrew word "amberina" translates to "God's presence," suggesting it was something associated with Him. The term is used metaphorically to describe His divine presence and guidance in creation. It also implies a personal connection or connection with God as a person, much like the angelic beings mentioned in the Book of Job. The Hebrew phrase "amberina" can be translated into English as 'God's presence', or it could be seen as an expression of God's presence influencing His creatures through the medium of cherubim. The word also has other meanings in Hebrew language, such as 'guardian' (Amor) and 'gods' (Gedalat).
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