El Roi [el ro-ee’] :: A God of seeing; God who sees me Masculine Noun El Roi is found in only one place in the Old Testament. In Genesis 16, Hagar has run away from Sarai’s harsh treatment after she becomes pregnant by Abram. As Hagar runs through the wilderness, the angel of the LORD ... READ the POST
Names of God: El Elyon
El Elyon [ el el-yone’] :: Most High; Highest Masculine Noun In the title “LORD, Most High” the Hebrew words for Elohim and Yahweh are used. Scripture refers to El Elyon as The LORD Most High, Creator of heaven and earth. Identifying God as Most High means there is no other ... READ the POST
Names of God: Adonai
ADONAI [ad-o-noy’] :: My Lord or Lord. A title, spoken in place of Yahweh in Jewish display of reverence; used as a proper name of God In most English translations of the Bible Adonai is translated as "Lord" with lower case letters, whereas the name YHWH (Yahweh) is written as "LORD" with all ... READ the POST
Names of God: I AM
I AM :: Used interchangeably with Yahweh/Jehovah by God I AM is the way God chose to reveal himself to Moses and, therefore, to the children of Israel. Before this, God's people had referred to Him as Elohim. But Elohim is more of a characteristic of God and not a name. So now, here we have ... READ the POST
Names of God: Yahweh/Jehovah
YAHWEH (Jehovah) [yeh-ho-vaw’] :: The personal, proper name of the one true God Translated as LORD (in English) Used 6400+ times in Scripture The name Yahweh is considered so sacred, Hebrew scholars refused to speak or write it. Instead, they would often only write the consonants ... READ the POST
Names of God: Elohim
ELOHIM [el-o-heem’] :: Eternal Creator, Mighty One Translated as God Used approximately 2600 times in Scripture Elohim is a plural noun and always used with a singular verb, indicating one triune God (Father, Son, Holy Spirit), not many gods. This unique use of Elohim is used ... READ the POST
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