Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
You will learn the names and titles of God the Father, the Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit and you will come to know them more intimately through the revelation of their names.
Knowing God by His personal names is one of the greatest privileges for followers of Christ. The word God is found throughout the Bible, but the Lord reveals Himself more personally through the names with which He introduces Himself in Scripture. These names help us when we address Him in prayer.
Each Hebrew name of God emphasizes specific characteristics and attributes of God. Below, you will find 25 names of God – directly from the word of God – along with a printable cards for each one. Use these cards for memorization of the different names during your Bible study time.
What are the names of God in the Old Testament of the Bible and what do they mean? God Almighty is supreme and beyond comprehension, some of His qualities are Mighty, Creator, Lord, Provider, and Healer.
The Exegeses Bible shows the Names of God as they were originally spoken! See 10 reasons why you need to study the Exegeses Bible at: http://www.virtueinknowledge.com/exegesis-bible.html.
The Hebrew word for the name God is actually El, or Elohim. Fascinating in its translation, this name is one of God's more frequently occurring titles; it shows up more than 2,500 times in the Bible! It is important that we understand its meaning. El is the root word of Elohim, and it describes God's
Allah —a contraction of the word al-Ilah or al-Ilāh (meaning “the god”) —contraction variations: Al-lāh and Allāh The name “Allah” does not belong to Islam; it was used by Jews, Arabic peoples and Christians long BEFORE the existence of Islam. The word “Allah” does not appear in the Hebrew or Greek Scriptures of the Old or New Testament, however neither does the word “god.”
