When God leaves a church what does he write above the door?

Question

I think its in Greek? Maybe I have left? Where is it found in the bible?

Answer 1

God never leaves a True Christian Church, but all those who practice "The doctrine of the Nicolaitanes", will be left in the dust.

Answer 2

As far I know this is not from the Bible is may be from some other text.

And for labohemianartis the New Testament was written in Greek. The Old Testament was written in Hebrew. Latin was used for much early church history and the writings of many early Christians.

Answer 3

well to the person who said it wouldnt be written in Greek is dead wrong. the Bible was originally written in Greek so go back to history class.

And for some churches, there is an inscription, but i dont know what it is. but God never leaves a church, in fact, God never leaves anywhere. He is omnipresent and He is everywhere you are!

Answer 4

There is a story in the Bible where the Israelites were defeated. The Priest and his sons were killed and the Ark of the Covenant was taken. The Priests daughter in law named her baby Ichabod, meaning, the glory has departed.

Answer 5

Psalms 26: 5 I abhor the assembly of evildoers and refuse to sit with the wicked.

Answer 6

God never leaves church because God dose not go to church.

Answer 7

I haven't seen this. In the Old Testament, I say where the Glory left.

Answer 8

Mene, Mene, Tikal, Upharsin

(Yes, the writing IS on the wall)

Answer 9

It would be Latin in the Bible or Hebrew.

not Greek.

Answer 10

In Hebrew it is

Ichabod

Meaning: The glory has departed