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  • The Names of God

    This site has proper names of God, which are, mixed with words which are used as descriptive names of God. The main difference between a proper name, and a descriptive one, is that you would not pray to God using a descriptive name by itself. Example: I do play "Yahweh help me", I... more

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  • Rated by uzergname on Aug 05, 8:58pm

    Way to go people for thinking outside the box (the universe).

  • Rated by Kazzandra on Jul 25, 9:00pm

    Look at all of the different ways that the Hebrews tried to get around "saying the Lord's name in vain." Now I would just like to know for what reason that was forbidden, you know, anthropologically.

  • Rated by shade11 on Jul 03, 2:29am

    I didn't know you could give "nothing" so many names.

  • Rated by fideidefensor on Apr 08 2009, 10:37am

    pretty nice, good resource

  • Rated by internetisscary on Apr 07 2009, 10:46am

    really interesting. didn't realize there were so many names!

  • Rated by Dispatches on Mar 08 2009, 5:20pm

    Great Stumble. Saving to my Favs.

  • Rated by keyj63 on Feb 26 2009, 8:19pm

    this seems to be a very comprehensive list of the names of God.

  • Rated by gotpwr on Feb 23 2009, 5:41pm

    I did not realize their are so many names for GOD.

  • Rated by teddyhcraig on Feb 22 2009, 3:31pm

    This site has proper names of God, which are, mixed with words which are used as descriptive names of God. The main difference between a proper name, and a descriptive one, is that you would not pray to God using a descriptive name by itself. Example: I do play "Yahweh help me", I don't pray "jealous help me", but I could pray "Yahweh, you who are jealous, help me"; I hope you can see the difference. Now as to the proper names of God. Yahweh is the Old Testament name of Yah-Hoshua (which itself is the shortened form of the name Yahweh, which is Yah, and Hosea or Hoshua). There are many compound forms, of the name of Yahweh, that you can find if you study the Tanakh (Old Testament); but, none of them is more precious to those whom He has redeemed by grace and through faith than His name Yah-Hoshua (Yahweh our Saviour; or, Yahweh our Salvation - they're both conveying the exact same message). I have received some criticism for the extra h that I place in His name; but, I am doing that so that people who are seeing it will hopefully be able to pronounce it correctly as they do. Not as "Yah-oshua" but as "Yah-Hoshua". Or even more technically, Yah-ho-shay'-ah. http://bible.crosswalk.com/Lexicons/Hebrew/heb.cgi?number=01 954&version=kjv If you go to that Crosswalk Bible lexicon page, and, then you play the clip that helps you to pronounce Hoshua (ho-shay'-ah), as the Jews do; then, you will see exactly why I am doing that (spelling His name that way). Amen, and amen. http://teddyhcraig.stumbleupon.com http://weeklyreflectionsofchrist.bl ogspot.com http://www.youtube.com/user/teddyhcraig