GOD IS HOLY, THEREFORE WE HALLOW HIS HOLY THINGS: HIS NAME (HIS SABBATHS)

In the Holy Bible and most well known reference Bibles, our Heavenly Father has instructed us to call Him by His one and only Name. Therefore, we must be receptive to the revelation of His Divine Name.

• Psalms 68:4 NKJ

  Sing to God, sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name Yah, And rejoice before Him.
  
  

• Isaiah 12:2 NKJ

  Behold, God is my salvation, I will trust and not be afraid; 'For Yah, the Lord, is my strength and song; He also has become my salvation.' "
  
  

• Isaiah 26:4 NKJ

  Trust in the Lord forever, For in Yah, the Lord, is everlasting strength.
• Isaiah 38:11 NKJ

  I said, "I shall not see Yah, The Lord in the land of the living; I shall observe man no more among the inhabitants of the world.

 

1. Our Heavenly Father instructed mankind to call Him by His Sacred Name. Our Heavenly father commanded mankind to call Him by His name from the beginning of time. The Old Testament prophets' relationship with Yahweh was reflected by their names. For example, Elijah means "Yahweh is my EL"; Isaiah means "Salvation of Yahweh', and Zechariah means "Yahweh has remembered". In Genesis 28:12 and 13, Yahweh said to Jacob, I am Yahweh the EI of Abraham and Isaac. The following Scripture denotes that Yahweh has one name and that Name has a Hebrew pronunciation because He revealed Himself to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob of the Hebrew race and made a covenant with them which is still in effect today. Yahweh expresses His preference as follows: "In this manner, therefore pray: Our Father in heaven, Hallowed be Your name." (Matthew 6:9) I am Yahweh: that is My Name: And My glory will not give to another, neither My praise to graven images." (See NKJV of Holy Bible - Isaiah 42:8; 52:6; Jeremiah 33:2) "Sing to God, sing praises to His Name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His Name Yah, And rejoice before Him." Psalm 68:4 (This is an actual quote found in the New Kings James version of the Holy Bible.) "Trust in the Lord forever, for in YAH, the Lord, is everlasting strength." Isaiah 26:4 (This is an actual quote found in the New Kings James version of the Holy Bible.)


2. The word "God" was intended to be a universal title for the different nations' deities. See Webster New Collegiate Dictionary page 493 - God, page 680 - Lord, and page 1357 - Yahweh) The Roman Catholic Church (which is referred to as the Mother of Christianity in Revelation 17) adopted the word "god" when the Teutonic races were converted to Christianity. The Universal Roman Catholic Church's adoption of God as a universal name for the Most High allowed each nation to continue honoring their idol or deity by referring to him as god. The word "God" is not the name of the Heavenly Father who revealed Himself to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. The word "god" was the title used to identify the different deities or idols of the nations. The idols or deities of the Nations were as follows: (1) Syrian's deity of Good Luck was "Gawd," (2) German deity was "Gatt," (3) Polish deity was "Pan," (4) Greek deity was "Zesus," (5) Latin deity was "Deus," (6) Italian deity was "Dio,", 7) French deity was "Dieu," (8) Spanish deity was "Dios."

In Isaiah 65: 11, Israel is accused of leaving the worship of Yahweh and turning to "Gawd" (the English word being "God."). Isaiah makes reference to two well ­known Syrian deities: the deity of fortune (Good Luck) and Meni (the deity of Fate.) In Psalm 96:5, it says "All the gods of the nations are idols… "

 3. What does Yahweh say about us giving His glory to other deities? Yahweh's desire is that we give Him the honor, praise and glory. As our friends and family honor us by pronouncing our name, it is Yahweh's desire that we honor Him by calling on His one and only Name. In Exodus 20:1-5, Yahweh's command to the people was that they should not bow down to other deities (idols) nor serve them because He is a jealous Elohim. In Exodus 23:13, Yahweh instructs us to be circumspect and make no mention of the name of other deities (idols), nor let it be heard from our mouth. In 1st Corinthians 8:5-6, Saul says that there are so-called gods, whether in heaven or on earth (as there are many gods and many lords.) He says "for us there is one EI, the Father (Yahweh and Son, Yahshua), of whom are all things, and through whom we live.


      4. What is the origin of the name of Yahweh? The name Yahweh originates from the Hebrew word Hayah. In Exodus 3:14, Moses asked Yahweh who shall I say has sent me. Yahweh told Moses to say, "Ayah Asher Ayah" (which means, I Will Be what I Will Be) has sent me unto you. Hayah is the root of the verb "to be" in Hebrew. (See The Interlineary NIV Hebrew English Old Testament page 151.) In Hebrew the name Yahweh is pronounced by using four letters YHWH: Yod---Hey---Waw---Hey                Y---H ---W---H                                 Y---A ---H---W---E---H

When "YHWH" (YAHWEH) is researched in Webster Dictionary, it gives the name of Yahweh and refers to the Tetragrammation. The word "Tetragrammation" means four letters in the Greek language. Webster Dictionary and other sources describe the Tetragrammation as the Hebrew letters transliterated YHWH or JHVH that forms the biblical proper name of God. It then refers the reader to the word YAHWEH. The word YAHWEH is defined as the God of the Hebrews - (see question 2 above for the origin of God). This substantiates that our Heavenly Father revealed Himself to Abraham as Yahweh.

 5. Why did Israel discontinue the use of the Sacred Name? It has been found that the name Yahweh was extensively used in the Old Testament more than 6,800 times and is by far the most frequently used name in the Bible. However, it has been mostly removed from modern translations. By the 3rd Century B.C.E. (Before the Common Era), the Name came to be considered so holy that pious people no longer pronounced it aloud, but rather substituted the word "Adonai" which means "my Lord" in English and "Baal" in Hebrew. Therefore, when the 70 scholars translated the Jewish Bible (Old Testament) to Greek (creating the Septuagint Bible), they did not translate the four-letter Sacred Name (YHWH) of Yahweh.



The Name of Yahweh is a strong tower: the righteous runneth into it, and is safe. (Prov. 18:10)


      6. What is the origin of the word Jehovah? The name "Jehovah" originated from the Tetragrammation (YHWH). It was derived from adding vowels from Adonay (the Phoenician Deity) to the letters of the Tetragrammation. Pope Leo Gallatin created the name in 1518. Webster Dictionary (see page 620) defines Jehovah as a false reading of the Hebrew word Yahweh. The World Book Encyclopedia states, the "Jj" is the tenth letter of the English alphabet. It was one of the last letters to be added to the alphabet, since it did not appear until the Middle Ages. The letter "J" derives from the letter "I" which itself derived from the Phoenician letter "Yod." The letter "I" was used at first to represent both vowel and consonant sounds. The consonant sound at first was the sound "Y" as in the word "young." Later, it was changed to represent the sound "J" as in "joy." During the 1900's, the letter "I" at the beginning or end of a word often was written with a tail. This form came to be a symbol for the consonant "j". The short form of "I" was continued in use as a vowel.  Y H W H


7. Is the Name of Yahweh spoken unknowingly by many people today?  When we say HalleluYah as noted in Revelation 19:3, we are giving praise to our One and Only Heavenly Father--the One who created heaven and earth. The word HalleluYah means "Praise Ye YAH." The correct rendering of the phrase "praise ye the Lord, in Psalm 113, 115, and 116 is "praise ye YAH or HalleluYah." Therefore, whenever we say HalleluYah, we are doing just what our Heavenly Father has instructed mankind to do - call him by His True Name, YAHWEH.

God said to Moshe (Moses), "Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh [I am/will be what I am/will be]," and added, "Here is what to say to the people of Isra'el: 'Ehyeh [I Am or I Will Be] has sent me to you.'"  God said further to Moshe, "Say this to the people of Isra'el: 'Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh [ADONAI], the God of your fathers, the God of Avraham, the God of Yitz'chak and the God of Ya'akov, has sent me to you.'This is my name forever; this is how I am to be remembered generation after generation. (Ex 3:14-15)

I like 'The Eternal' or 'The Eternal One' (Yahweh) God (Elohim)

..he said unto Moses, Now shall you see what I do to Pharaoh, for with a strong hand shall he let them go and with a strong hand shall he drive them out of his land, speaking of the Israelites. And God spoke unto Moses and said unto him, I am YAHWEH and I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac and unto Jacob by the name of God Almighty, (El Shaddai) but by my name Yahweh was I not known to them.

Now when you go back and read some of Genesis, because of the writings and Moses compiling the things he did, so often it uses the name The Eternal, but when you connect the name YAHWEH with God it makes it a very specific name. They referred to this God that was eternal, and that name was Yahweh that was used in there but He says here, He's making it very clear that never, never, never did He reveal Himself to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob as Yahweh God, as a name, not just a title of His being: or a description of His being, but as a name: Yahweh.


Qere: A-do-nai

MA
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A-DOUGH-NIE




YHVH

Adonai



YHVH. [The basic form. Ketiv: unutterable; Qere: A-do-nai]

The personal Name of Adonai, the transcendent Source and Ground of all being whatsoever. This Name appears 6,800+ times in the Tanakh (rendered in the KJV as the LORD [all caps]). The Jewish sages note that the four letters of the Name are used to form the phrase  , hayah hoveh yi'yeh, "He was, He is, He will be."

In those contexts where the actual title "Lord" (Adonai) also occurs, YHVH is translated as "GOD," (all caps):

Adonai Adonai

KJV Note: YHVH is transliterated as "Jehovah" in four passages where the name is particularly stressed (Exo 6:3; Psa 83:18 [H 19]; Isa 12:2; Isa 26:4] and in three passages to form transliterated constructs (e.g., Jehovahjireh (Gen 22:14; cc Exo 17:15; Jud 6:24)).

Siddur Note: Often in the Siddur (and other Jewish religious literature apart from the Scriptures) the Sacred Name is not written as Y-H-V-H, but rather in an abbreviated manner:

Abbreviated

This is a convention in many Hebrew prayerbooks and dikdukim (grammars) to avoid casually writing or reading the Sacred Name.

Note: The sacred Name for God was uttered aloud only 10 times once per year (during Yom Kippur) by the Kohen Gadol. When the people heard the Name, they prostrated themselves in deep reverence (Yoma 39b).



HaShem

Hashem



Hashem.
The Name (Lev. 24:11,16; Deut. 28:58).
This term is often used to refer to the Sacred Name when studying the Scriptures and considering the Sacred Name of YHVH.


I AM THAT I AM



Ehyeh asher Ehyeh
(eh-YEH a-sher eh-YEH) I AM THAT I AM. (Exodus 3:14; cp. John 8:58).




The LORD God

Adonai-Elohim



Adonai Elohim.
The LORD God (Gen. 2:4). This Name shows that the Source and Ground of all being is also the personal God and Creator of the entire universe.  References: Gen. 2:4f, 7ff, 15f, 18f, 21f; 3:1, 8f, 13f, 21ff; Exod. 9:30; 2 Sam. 7:25; 2 Kgs 19:19; 1 Chr. 17:16f; 28:20; 2 Chr. 1:9; 6:41f; Psa. 72:18; 84:11; Jonah 4:6.




The LORD my God

Adonai-Elohai



Adonai Elohai.
The LORD my God (Psalm 13:3).




The LORD our Father

Adonai-Avinu



Adonai Avinu.
The LORD our Father (Isa. 64:8).




The LORD Most High God

Adonai El Elyon



Adonai El Elyon.
The LORD Most High God (Gen. 14:22; Psalm 7:17; Psalm 47:2).




The LORD God of Israel

Adonai Elohei Yisrael



Adonai Elohei Yisrael.
The LORD God of Israel. Identifies YHVH as the God of Israel in contrast to the false gods of the nations (Isa. 17:6).




The LORD who sees





Adonai Yir'eh.
The LORD who sees; Gen. 22:14; Adonai sees all and knows our needs intimately (rendered in the KJV as Jehovahjireh). Sometimes transliterated as "Jehovah Jirah" or "Jehovah Jireh."




The LORD your Sanctifier

Adonai Mekaddishkhem



Adonai Mekaddishkhem.
"The Lord your Sanctifier." Portrays the Lord as our means of sanctification or as the one who sets believers apart for His purposes (Ex. 31:13).




The LORD my Miracle

Adonai Nissi



Adonai Nissi.
The LORD my Miracle, or The LORD my Banner; (Ex. 17:15) (rendered in the KJV as the Jehovahnissi).




The LORD our Maker

Adonai Osenu



Adonai Osenu.
The LORD our Maker (Ps. 95:6).




The LORD our Righteousness

Adonai Tzidkenu



Adonai Tzidkenu (or Tsidkeinu).
The LORD our Righteousness (Jer. 23:6, 33:16).




The LORD of hosts

Adonai Tseva'ot



Adonai Tseva'ot.
The LORD of armies (or hosts).
Tsava means army.
References: Exo 12:41; 1 Sam. 1:11; 4:4; 15:2; 17:45; 2 Sam. 6:2, 18; 7:8, 26f; 1 Ki. 18:15; 2 Ki. 3:14; 1 Chr. 17:7, 24; Ps. 24:10; 46:8, 12; 48:9; 59:6; 69:7; 80:5, 20; 84:2, 4, 9, 13; 89:9; Isa. 1:9, 24; 3:1, 15; 5:7, etc.; Amos 4:13; 5:14ff, 27; 6:8; Mic. 4:4; Nah. 2:14; 3:5; Hab. 2:13; Zeph. 2:9f; Hag. 1:2, 5, 7, 9, 14; 2:4, 6ff, 11, 23; Zech. 1:3f, 6, 12, 14, etc.; Mal. 1:4, 6, 8ff, 13f; 2:2, 4, 7f, 12, 16; 3:1, 5, 7, 10ff, 14, 17, 19, 21.




The LORD my Shepherd

Adonai Ro'i



Adonai Ro'i. (ro-ee)
The LORD my Shepherd (Ps. 23:1, Ez. 34:2).




The LORD who heals you

Adonai Roph'ekha



Adonai Roph'ekha.
The LORD who heals you; The LORD your healer; (Ex. 15:26). Sometimes mistakenly named the LORD our Healer.




The LORD of peace

Adonai Shalom



Adonai Shalom.
The LORD of Peace (Judges 6:24) (rendered in the KJV as Jehovahshalom).




The LORD your God

Adonai Eloheikhem



Adonai Eloheikhem.
"The LORD your [pl.] God" (Lev. 19:3).




The LORD my Rock and Redeemer

Adonai Tsuri vegoali



Adonai Tsuri v'goali.
"The LORD my Rock and my Redeemer" (Psalm 19:14[5h]).




The LORD God of David

Adonai Elohei David



Adonai Elohei David.
"The LORD God of David" (Isaiah 38:5).




The LORD my Rock

Adonai Sal'i



Adonai Sal'i.
The LORD my Rock (or Hiding Place, as in the crag of a cliff) (Psalm 18:2).




The Angel of the LORD





Malakh Adonai
This mysterious Angel was treated as YHVH Himself, exercising divine prerogatives and receiving worship (see Genesis 16:7, 9, 11; Exodus 3:2-6; Judges 13:21-22).

References: Genesis 16:7, 9ff; 22:11, 15; Numbers 22:22ff, 31f, 34f; Judges 2:1, 4; 5:23; 6:11f, 21f; 13:3, 13, 15ff, 20f; 1 Kings 19:7; 2 Kings 1:15; 19:35; 1 Chronicles 21:16, 30; Psalm 34:8; Isaiah 37:36; Haggai 1:13; Zechariah 1:11f; 3:1, 6; Malachi 2:7.

Note: The Aramaic Targum of Onkelos (Genesis 16:13) identifies the Angel of the Lord with the Shekhinah, the concrete manifestation of the presence of God.




Shem Hameforash

The sacred Name for God was spoken only 10 times once per year (during Yom Kippur) by the Kohen Gadol. When the people heard the Name, they prostrated themselves in deep reverence (Yoma 39b).





Introduction

This page surveys the plethora of Hebrew Names and Titles for God the Son, Yeshua Hamashiach, as found in the Brit Chadashah. They are listed in alphabetical order, with the Hebrew spelling, common transliteration, and English phonetics following. For each Name, I include some Scriptural references.

After reading through this list, you should be awestruck at the amount of direct revelation we have been given that Yeshua HaMashiach is indeed God the Son!


Adonai

Haggo'el



Adonai
(a-doh-NIGH) I AM (John 8:58; cp. Exodus 3:14).




Advocate





Malakh Melitz
(mal-ahkh me-LEETS) Advocate; Intercessor (1 John 2:1; cp. Job 33:23).




All in All





Kol Bakol
(kohl ba-KOHL) All in all (Eph. 1:23).




Alpha and Omega





Aleph v'Tav
(ah-lef ve-TAHV) Alpha and Omega (Rev. 1:8, 11; 21:6; 22:13).




Annointed One





Ha-Mashiach
(ham-mah-SHEE-akh) The Annointed. The Messiah (John 1:41). The synonymous word Christos (χριστός) occurs over 500 times in the Brit Chadashah (New Testament).




Beginning and Ending





Rosh vaSof
(rosh ve-SOHF) Beginning and the Ending (Rev. 1:8).




Beginning of the Creation of God





Reishit Bri'at HaElohim
(ray-SHEET be-ree-AT ha-e-lo-HEEM) The Beginning of the Creation of God (Rev. 3:4).




Beloved One





Yadid
(yah-DEED) The Beloved (Matt. 12:18).




Branch of Righteousness





Tsemach Tsedakah
(TSE-makh tse-dah-KAH) Branch of Righteousness (Jer. 33:15; cp. Isa. 4:2).




Bread of Heaven





Lechem Shamayim
(LE-khem sha-MAI-yeem) Bread of Heaven (John 6:32).




Bread of God





Lechem Elohim
(LE-khem e-lo-HEEM) Bread of God (John 6:33).




Bridegroom





Chatan
(khah-TAHN) Bridegroom (John 3:29).




Cornerstone





Rosh Pinah
(rosh peen-NAH) Chief Stone; Cornerstone (Mark 12:10; Psa. 118:22).




Christ





HaMashiach
(ham-mah-SHEE-akh) The Annointed. The Messiah (John 1:41). Occurs over 500 times in the Brit Chadashah. "The Christ" (Χριστοῦ) in Koine Greek.




Dayspring from on High





Or-Boker Mimarom
(ohr-BOH-ker meeem-mah-ROHM) Sunrise from on high; Dayspring from on High
(Luke 1:78).




Deliverer





HaPalat
(hap-pah-LAT) Deliverer (Rom. 11:26; cp. Psa. 18:2, 2 Sam. 22:2).




Door





HaSha'ar
(hash-sha-AR) The Gate; The Door (John 10:9).




Faithful and True One





Ne'eman V'Yashar
(ne-e-mahn ve-yah-SHAR) Faithful and True (Rev. 19:11).




Faithful Witness





Ha'ed Ha-Ne'eman
(ha-ed han-ne-e-MAHN) The Faithful Witness (Rev. 1:5).




The Last Adam





HaAdam Ha-acharon
(ha-ah-DAHM ha-a-cha-ROHN) The Last Adam (1 Cor. 15:45).




First and Last





HaRishon v'Ha'acharon
(ha-ree-SHOHN ve-ha-a-kha-ROHN) The First and the Last (Rev. 1:11, 17; 2:8; 22:13).




God





HaElohim
(ha-e-lo-HEEM) God (John 1:1; entire book of Hebrews).




God Blessed Forever





Ha-Elohim Hamvorakh L'Olam Va'ed
(ha-e-lo-HEEM ham-voh-RAKH le-o-LAHM va-ED) God blessed forever (Romans 9:5).




God the Only Begotten Son





Elohim ben Yachid
(e-loh-HEEM ben ya-KHEED) The Only Begotten God (John 1:18).




Good Shepherd





HaRo'eh HaTov
(ha-roh-EH hat-TOHV) The Good Shepherd (John 10:11, 14; Heb. 13:20).




Governor





Moshel
(moh-SHEL) Ruler; Governor (Matt. 2:6).




Great High Priest





HaKohen HaGadol
(ha-ko-HEIN hag-gah-DOHL) The Great High Priest (Heb. 3:1; 4:14; the entire book of Hebrews).




Head of all things





Rosh l'khol-ha'edah
(rosh le-KHOL ha-ei-DAH) Head over all things to the church (Eph. 1:22).




Head of the Church





Rosh Ha'edah
(rosh ha-ei-DAH) Head of the Congregation; Chief Shepherd (1 Pet. 5:4; Col. 1:18).




Heir of all things





Nachalah Vakol
(na-kha-LAH va-KOHL) Heir of all things (Heb. 1:2).




Holy One





Kadosh
(kah-DOSH) The Holy One (Acts 3:14; cp. Isa. 40:25).




Holy Servant





Eved HaKadosh
(E-ved ha-kah-DOHSH) Holy Servant (Acts 4:27).




Horn of Salvation





Keren Yeshuah
(KE-ren ye-shoo-AH) Horn of Salvation (Luke 1:69; cp. 1 Sam. 2:10).




I AM THAT I AM





Ehyeh asher Ehyeh
(eh-YEH a-sher eh-YEH) I AM THAT I AM. (John 8:58; cp. Exodus 3:14).




Image of God





Tselem Elohim
(TSE-lem e-lo-HEEM) The Image of God (Col. 1:15).




Immanuel





Immanuel
(eem-mah-noo-EL) God with us (Matt.1:23; cp. Isa. 7:14).




Intercessor





Malakh Melitz
(mal-ahkh me-LEETS) Advocate; Intercessor (1 John 2:1; cp. Job 33:23).




Jesus





Yeshua
(ye-SHOO-a) Yeshua; Jesus (Matt. 1:21; Luke 2:21). Note that the Name "Jesus" appears 973 times in the Brit Chadashah.




Jesus Christ





HaMashiach Yeshua
(ham-mah-SHEE-akh ye-SHOO-ah)  Jesus the Messiah; Jesus Christ ( Matt. 1:1, 18; Mk. 1:1; Jn. 1:17; 17:3; Acts 2:38; Rom. 1:1, 3, 6; 1 Co. 1:1ff; 2 Co. 1:1ff, Eph. 1:1ff;  Col. 1:1ff; etc.). "Jesus Christ" in Koine Greek.




Jesus of Nazareth





Yeshua haNotzri
(ye-SHOO-a han-NOHTS-ree) Jesus of Nazareth (Mk. 1:24; 10:47; 14:67; 16:6; Lk. 4:34; 18:37; 24:19; John 1:45; 18:5, 7; 19:19; Acts 2:22; 6:14; 10:38; 22:8; 26:9; Matt. 26:71).




Jesus Son of Joseph





Yeshua ben-Yosef
(ye-SHOO-a ben-yo-SEIF)  Jesus son of Joseph (John 1:45).




Jesus the Messiah

HaMashiach Yeshua
(ham-mah-SHEE-akh ye-SHOO-ah)  Jesus the Messiah; Jesus Christ ( Matt. 1:1, 18; Mk. 1:1; Jn. 1:17; 17:3; Acts 2:38; Rom. 1:1, 3, 6; 1 Co. 1:1ff; 2 Co. 1:1ff, Eph. 1:1ff;  Col. 1:1ff; etc.). "Jesus Christ" (᾽Ιησοῦ Χριστοῦ) in Koine Greek.




Jesus the Nazarene

Yeshua Minetzeret
(ye-SHOO-a meen-ne-TSE-ret) Jesus of Nazareth (Matt. 21:11).




Judge of the Living and the Dead

Shofet haChayim v'hametim
(SHO-fet ha-KHAI-yeem ve-ham-me-TEEM) The Judge of the living and the dead (Acts 10:42, cp. Psa. 50:6, 75:7).




King of Israel

Melekh Yisrael
(ME-lekh yees-rah-EL) King of Israel (Mark 15:32).




King of the Jews

Melekh HaiYehudim
(ME-lekh ha-ye-hoo-DEEM) The King of the Jews (Matt. 2:2; 27:11, 29, 37; Mk. 15:2, 9, 12, 18, 26; Lk. 23:3, 37; Jn. 18:33, 39; 19:3, 19, 21).




Kohen Gadol

HaKohen HaGadol
(ha-ko-HEIN hag-gah-DOHL) The Great High Priest (Heb. 3:1; 4:14; the entire book of Hebrews).




Lamb of God

Seh HaElohim
(seh ha-e-lo-HEEM) The Lamb of God (John 1:29, 36; Rev 5:12).




Last Adam

HaAdam Ha'acharon
(ha-ah-DAHM ha-a-cha-ROHN) The Last Adam (1 Cor. 15:45).




Light of the World

Or Ha'Olam
(ohr ha-oh-LAHM) Light of the World (John 8:12; cp. Psa. 27:1).




Lion of Judah

Ha-Aryei Mishevet Yehudah
(ha-ar-YEI meesh-SHE-vet ye-HOO-dah) The Lion of Judah (Rev. 5:5; cp. Gen. 49:9).




LORD

Ha'Adon
(ha-ah-DOHN) The Lord (Rom. 10:9).




LORD of Glory

Haggo'el

Adon HaKavod
(a-dohn hak-kah-VOHD) The Lord of Glory (1 Cor. 2:8; cp. Psa. 24:8; Isa. 40:5).




Man of Sorrows

Ish Makhovot
(eesh makh-oh-VOHT) Man of Sorrows (Isa. 53:3).




Master

Rabbi
(rab-BEE) Rabbi; "my great Master" (Matt. 23:8).




Mediator

Melitz Echad
(me-LEETS e-KHAD) One Mediator (1 Tim. 2:5).




Messiah of God

Mashiach HaElohim
(mah-SHEE-ach ha-e-lo-HEEM) The Messiah of God (Luke 9:20).




Morning Star

Kokhav Hashachar
(ko-KHAV ha-she-KHAR) Morning Star (Rev. 22:16; cp. Rev. 2:28).




My Beloved Son

Beni Yedidi
(be-nee ye-dee-DEE) My Beloved Son (Matt. 3:17; 17:5; Mk. 1:11; 9:7; Lk. 3:22; 1 Co. 4:17; 2 Tim. 1:2; 2 Pet. 1:17).




Mystery of God

Sod HaElohim
(sohd ha-e-lo-HEEM) The Mystery of God (Col. 2:2).




Nazarene

Notzri
(nots-REE) Nazarene; One "separated"; Matt. 2:23; Lk. 18:37; Jn. 19:19; Acts 6:14; 22:8. HaNotzrim was the name given to the first Christians (Acts 24:5).




Only Begotten Son

Ben Yachid
(ben yah-KHEED) Only Begotten Son (John 1:14, 18; 3:16, 18; Heb. 11:17; 1 John. 4:9).




Our Passover

Pischeinu
(pees-KHAY-nu) Mashiach our Passover (1 Cor. 5:7).




Power of God

Gevurat Elohim
(ge-voo-RAT e-lo-HEEM) The Power of God (1 Cor. 1:24).




Prince

Sar
(sar) Prince (Acts 5:31).




Prince of the Kings of the Earth

Elyon leMalkhei-Aretz
(el-YOHN le-mal-khay-AH-rets) Prince of the kings of the earth (Rev. 1:5).




Prince of Life

Sar haChayim
(sar ha-KHAI-yeem) The Prince of Life (Acts 3:15).




Prophet

HaNavi
(han-nah-VEE) The Prophet (John 1:25, 6:14; Matt. 13:57,
cp. Deut. 18:15).




Rabbi

Rabbi
(rab-BEE) Rabbi; Teacher; "my great Master" (Matt. 23:8).




Redeemer

HaGo'el
(ha-go-EL) The Redeemer; Kinsman Redeemer (John 4:42; cp. Isa. 49:7).




Rejected Stone

Even Ma'asu
(E-ven mah-a-SOO) The Rejected Stone (Mark 12:10; cp. Psa. 118:22).




Resurrection and Life

Hatekumah v'haChayim
(ha-te-koo-mah ve-ha-KHAI-yeem) The Resurrection and the Life (John 11:25).




Righteous One

Tsaddik
(tsa-DEEK) The Just; The Righteous (Acts 3:14; cp. Zeph. 3:5).




Root of David

Shoresh David
(SHO-resh dah-VEED) Root of David (Rev. 5:5; 22:16).




Ruler

Moshel
(moh-SHEL) Ruler; Governor (Matt. 2:6).




Savior of all Men

HaMoshia l'chol Adam
(ham-moh-SHEE-a le-khol-a-DAHM) The Savior of all men (1 Tim. 4:10; cp. Isa. 45:15, Jer. 14:8).




Savior of the World

Moshia HaOlam
(moh-SHEE-ah ha-oh-LAHM) The Savior of the world (John 4:42; Phil. 3:20; 1 Tim. 4:10; cp. Isa. 45:15, Jer. 14:8).




Seed of Abraham

Zera' Avraham
(ze-RA; av-rah-HAHM) The Seed of Abraham (Gal. 3:16).




Shepherd

HaRo'eh
(ha-roh-EH) The Shepherd (John 10:11; 1 Peter 5:4; cp. Zech. 13:7).




Son of Abraham

Ben Avraham
(ben av-rah-HAHM) Son of Abraham (Matt. 1:1; Luke 3:34; 19:9).




Son of David

Ben David
(ben dah-VEED) Son of David Son of David (Matt. 1:1, 20; 9:27; 12:23; 15:22; 20:30f; 21:9, 15; 22:42; Mk. 10:47f; 12:35; Lk. 3:31; 18:38f).




Son of God

Ben Ha-Elohim
(ben ha-e-lo-HEEM) The Son of God (Dan. 3:25; Matt. 4:3, 6; 14:33; 26:63; 27:40, 43, 54; Mk. 1:1; 3:11; 15:39; Lk. 1:35; 22:70; Jn. 1:34, 49; 5:25; 9:35; 10:36; 11:4, 27; 19:7; 20:31; Acts 8:37; 9:20; Rom. 1:4; 2 Co. 1:19; Gal. 2:20; Eph. 4:13; Heb. 4:14; 6:6; 7:3; 10:29; 1 Jn. 3:8; 4:15; 5:5, 10, 12, 20; Rev. 2:18).




Son of Man

Ben Ha'adam
(ben ha-a-dam) The Son of Man (Matt. 8:20; 9:6; 26:2, 24, 45, 64; Mk. 2:10, Lk. 5:24; 6:5; 24:7; Jn. 1:51; 3:13f; 5:27; 6:27, 53, 62; 8:28; 12:23, 34; 13:31; Acts 7:56; Heb. 2:6; Rev. 1:13; 14:14; cp. Dan. 7:13).




Son of the Father

Ben Ha'Av
(ben ha-AHV) Son of the Father (2 John 1:3).




Son of the Highest

Ben Elyon
(ben el-YOHN) Son of the Highest (Luke 1:32).




Son of the Living God

Ben Elohim Chayim
(ben e-lo-heem KHAI-yeem) Son of the Living God (Matt. 16:16; John 6:69).




Teacher

Rabbi
(rab-BEE) Rabbi; Teacher; "my great Master" (Matt. 23:8).




The Amen

Ha-Amen
(ha-ah-MEIN) The Amen (Rev. 3:14).




The Christ

HaMashiach
(ham-mah-SHEE-akh) The Annointed. The Messiah (John 1:41). Occurs over 500 times in the Brit Chadashah. "The Christ" in Koine Greek.




The Coming One

Hu Haba'
(hoo ha-BAH) The One who comes (Luke 7:19).




The Deliverer

HaPalat
(hap-pah-LAT) Deliverer (Rom. 11:26; cp. Psa. 18:2, 2 Sam. 22:2).




The Door

HaSha'ar
(hash-sha-AR) The Door (John 10:9).




The Firstborn

Habekhor
(hab-be-KHOR) The Firstborn (Col. 1:15; Heb. 1:6).




The Firstborn of the Dead

Habekhor hakam min-hametim
(hab-be-KHOR hak-kahm meen-ham-me-TEEM) First Begotten from the dead (Rev. 1:5).




The Holy One of God

Kedosh Ha-Elohim
(ke-DOSH ha-e-lo-HEEM) The Holy One of God (Luke 4:34).




The Life

HaChayim
(ha-KHAI-yeem) The Life (John 14:6).




The Living One

HeChai
(he-KHAI) The Living One (Luke 24:5).




The LORD

Ha'Adon
(ha-ah-DOHN) The Lord (Rom. 10:9).




The LORD of Glory

Haggo'el

Adon HaKavod
(a-dohn hak-kah-VOHD) The Lord of Glory (1 Cor. 2:8; cp. Psa. 24:8; Isa. 40:5).




The Messiah

HaMashiach
(ham-mah-SHEE-akh) The Annointed. The Messiah (John 1:41). Occurs over 500 times in the Brit Chadashah. "The Christ" in Koine Greek.




The Prophet

HaNavi
(han-nah-VEE) The Prophet (John 1:25, 6:14; Matt. 13:57,
cp. Deut. 18:15).




The Righteous One

Tsaddik
(tsa-DEEK) The Just; The Righteous (Acts 3:14; cp. Zeph. 3:5).




The True Vine

HaGefen Emet
(hag-GE-fen E-met) The True Vine (John 15:1).




The Truth

HaEmet
(ha-E-met) The Truth (John 14:6).




The Way

HaDerech
(had-DE-rekh) The Way (John 14:6).




The Word

HaDavar
(had-dah-VAHR) The Word (John 1:1).




The Word of God

HaDavar Elohim
(had-dah-VAHR e-lo-HEEM) The Word of God (John 1:1, 14; Gen. 1:1).




True and Righteous Witness


Ed HaEmet v'haTzedek
(ed ha-E-met ve-hatz-TZE-dek) The True and Righteous Witness (Rev. 3:14).




Watcher of our Souls


Hamashgiach Nafshoteikhem
(ham-mash-GEE-akh naf-sho-TAY-khem) Watcher of our souls (1 Peter 2:25; cp. Song 2:9).




Wisdom of God


Chokhmat Elohim
(khokh-mat e-lo-HEEM) The Wisdom of God (1 Cor. 1:24).




Word of God

Devar HaElohim
(de-var ha-e-lo-HEEM) The Word of God (Rev. 19:13; John 1:1).




Word of Life


Devar HaChayim
(de-var ha-KHAI-yeem) The Word of Life (1 Jn. 1:1).




Jesus

Yeshua
(ye-SHOO-a) Yeshua; Jesus (Matt. 1:21; Luke 2:21). Note that the Name "Jesus" appears 973 times in the Brit Chadashah.






Yeshua ben-Yosef
(ye-SHOO-a ben-yo-SEIF)  Jesus son of Joseph (John 1:45).





Yeshua haNotzri
(ye-SHOO-a han-NOHTS-ree) Jesus of Nazareth (Mk. 1:24; 10:47; 14:67; 16:6; Lk. 4:34; 18:37; 24:19; John 1:45; 18:5, 7; 19:19; Acts 2:22; 6:14; 10:38; 22:8; 26:9; Matt. 26:71).




Yeshua Minetzeret
(ye-SHOO-a meen-ne-TSE-ret) Jesus of Nazareth (Matt. 21:11).

 
Noah, obedience.......through faith

Hebrews 11:7 By faith Noah, being warned of God of things not seen as yet, moved with fear, prepared an ark to the saving of his house; by the which he condemned the world, and became heir of the righteousness which is by faith.



Almighty God graciously chose to reveal His Name (i.e., His character and presence by means of His acts and deeds) to the world through the Jewish people. Through the ancient Hebrew Patriarchs, through the great deliverance God effected by means of His servant Moses, through the eloquent oracles and admonitions of the Hebrew prophets, and most especially through the manifestation of the Mashiach Yeshua: in all these ways God has revealed His Name. In fact, the Scriptures make it clear that the name of Yeshua is so vital to our correct apprehension of reality that without it we are literally lost, since we are told "there is no other name by means of which it is necessary for us to be saved" (Acts 4:12).

God [The basic form]

Elohim.
God; gods. The plural form of El, meaning “Strong One.” The Name Elohim occurs 2,570 times in the Tanakh. See Isa. 54:5; Jer. 32:27; Gen. 1:1; Isa. 45:18; Deut. 5:23; etc.

YHVH

The personal Name of Adonai, the transcendent Source and Ground of all being whatsoever. This Name appears 6,800+ times in the Tanakh (rendered in the KJV as the LORD [all caps]).

In those contexts where the actual title "Lord" (Adonai) also occurs, YHVH is translated as "GOD," (all caps):

KJV Note: YHVH is transliterated as "Jehovah" in four passages where the name is particularly stressed (Exo 6:3; Psa 83:18 [H 19]; Isa 12:2; Isa 26:4] and in three passages to form transliterated constructs (e.g., Jehovahjireh (Gen 22:14; cc Exo 17:15; Jud 6:24)).


The Son of God


Ben Elohim.
The Son of God (Matt. 16:16; 26:63; Jn. 6:69).


I AM THAT I AM

Ehyeh asher Ehyeh
(eh-YEH a-sher eh-YEH) I AM THAT I AM. (Exodus 3:14; cp. John 8:58).



The LORD God

Adonai Elohim.
The LORD God (Gen. 2:4). This Name shows that the Source and Ground of all being is also the personal God and Creator of the entire universe.  References: Gen. 2:4f, 7ff, 15f, 18f, 21f; 3:1, 8f, 13f, 21ff; Exod. 9:30; 2 Sam. 7:25; 2 Kgs 19:19; 1 Chr. 17:16f; 28:20; 2 Chr. 1:9; 6:41f; Psa. 72:18; 84:11; Jonah 4:6.

The God of Abraham

Elohei Avraham.
The God of Abraham (Ex. 3:15).



The LORD my God

Adonai Elohai.
The LORD my God (Psalm 13:3).


The God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob


Elohei Avraham elohei Yitschak velohei Ya’akov.
The God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob (Ex. 3:15).