![]() ![]() By the time that the Septuagint version of the Torah was trans lated in the third century bc, Jews avoided pronouncing the Tetragrammaton to avoid committing blasphemy in reading the Scriptures, the name אֲדֹנָי ( adonay, “Lord”) was substituted, and the Septuagi nt translated this with the Greek word κύριος ( kyrios, “Lord”). Exodus 3:13–15 connects this name with the verb הָיָה ( hayah) “to be” in this passage, God uses two related names for Himself that are not used elsewhere in the Bible: אֶהְיֶה אֲ שֶׁר אֶהְיֶה ( ehyeh asher ehyeh, “I am who I am”) and the abbreviated אֶהְיֶה ( ehyeh, “I am”), and declares that יהוה ( yhwh) is His name. In the Old Testament, it is the proper name of God and is the most common term used to refer to Him (e.g., Gen 4:1). SAVE TIME: Print out copies for personal use, Bible studies, small groups, discipleship groups, and classes.The name יהוה ( yhwh) is known as the Tetragrammaton, and was probably pronounced as Yahweh.Upcoming titles include: 10 Names of Jesus, Christianity and Jehovah’s Witnesses Comparison, The Tabernacle, High Priestly Garments, Paul’s Journeys Map, Life of the Apostle Paul Time Line. FREE weekly eCharts: Every week get a link in your email to another free Bible eChart.FREE Bible eCharts: Immediately receive access to all 9 Bible eCharts free. ![]() Get this and 8 other eCharts free just by signing up for the Rose Publishing email list. The Names of God eChart is a great study tool to help you better understand the God of the Bible. The Names of God eChart from Rose Publishing contains 10 different Names of God, the meaning and application for each name, as well as Bible references where the name can be found. For example, “Adonai” means “The Lord” or “My Great Lord” “El Roi” means “The God Who Sees Me” and “YHWH” means “”I AM,” The One Who Is” or “The Self-Existent One”. God has many names in the Bible and each name shows a different aspect of God. It also discusses the Jewish tradition about avoiding the word G-d and substituting HaShem for the divine Name.īONUS: Hungry for more? Click here for the 14-minute audio for the 100 Names of God! FREE “10 Names of God” eChart ![]() This Names of God Pronunciation Recording includes a bonus: A 1-minute explanation of how to correctly understand and pronounce the names Jehovah and Yahweh. Yah and YHWH – “I AM,” The One Who Is, the Self Existent One.Jehovah-Tsidkenu – The Lord Our Righteousness.Jehovah-Shammah – The Lord is There, the Lord is My Companion.Jehovah-Sabaoth – The Lord of Hosts, The Lord of Armies.Jehovah-Mekaddishkem – The Lord who Sanctifies.Jehovah – “I AM” the One Who Is, The Self-Existent One.El Shaddai – The All-Sufficient One, The God of the Mountains, God Almighty.El Olam – The Eternal God, the Everlasting God.Includes How to Pronounce Each of these Names of God. This 5-minute audio gives you the correct pronunciation of 21 Names of God in Hebrew and Greek. Not all of us are experts in biblical Hebrew or Greek, but many of us are Bible study leaders, teachers, or ministry leaders that struggle reading “ Jehovah-Tsidkenu” aloud (if you are not one of these, congratulations!) Well, struggle no more! Are you tired of stumbling through the names of God, unsure of how to pronounce the Greek or Hebrew.
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