God, in His holiness and moral perfection, is depicted as dwelling in unapproachable light, a brilliance so intense that human eyes cannot endure it. This light, representing the divine glory, surrounds Him in a heaven bathed in radiance, where neither sun, moon, nor stars are needed. As described, God inhabits this unique and inapproachable glory, a place of the most pure and brilliant light, beyond human sight or comprehension. This unapproachable light symbolizes His simultaneous divine existence and imminence, emanating from above yet permeating all aspects of life, revealing His righteousness and truth as a garment that completely covers Him.

God, in His holiness and moral perfection, is depicted as dwelling in unapproachable light, a brilliance so intense that no mortal eye can endure its sight. This radiant splendor, where He resides, underscores His divine glory, a light so dazzling that no human has seen or can see Him directly. As the source of all light, both physical and spiritual, His presence transforms with transcendent splendor, embodying holiness and purity. This unapproachable light symbolizes His essential nature, an outshining of the Deity, affirming that He is light itself, far beyond human reach or comprehension.