What does the Bible say about the glory of God departing?

In 1 Samuel 4, the wife of Phinehas names her child Ichabod, declaring that 'the glory has departed from Israel' because the Ark of God was taken. This signifies not only a physical loss but a spiritual one, as the Ark represented God's presence among His people. The departure of God's glory often correlates with the people's disobedience and idolatry, as seen throughout Israel's history during the judges' period. In addition, 2 Chronicles 15:3 describes Israel's disconnection from God, painting a picture of a nation without true worship and divine guidance. When God's people forsake Him and pursue other gods, they invite desolation upon themselves.