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    ELOHIM / YAHWEH In a specific way, the name Elohim, in the bible, designates the only One Supreme God. The plural meaning of the name of Elohim carries the sense of the tri-une God and the fact that God has all divine powers in Him. The authors of the Bible added a qualification to the name “Elohim” in order to pinpoint the person of God. Throughout the Bible, the name "Elohim" is combined with other words in order to differentiate between the Supreme God and other divine beings. The singular word for “Elohim” is El. The term “El” is used in the Bible to differentiate between the gods (Elohim) and the Supreme God (YHWH). Therefore, we find different qualifications, which are joined to the terms “Elohim” and “El” in order to indicate the Most High God. All the attributes and qualifications of God are summarised in the single…

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    that also introduced the fear of the Lord. When Yahweh comes to Abram, he commands him, “Do not be afraid, Abram, I am your shield” (15:1). He does this to guarantee that Abram knows who is speaking to him; it also reaffirms that he should not be afraid because he protection is with him. Abram recognizes that Yahweh is with him and takes the opportunity to ask why He has not provided him with an heir yet. Within the historical context, this is extremely important because children, especially…

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    used, by any of the children of Jacob, at least in terms of what is in the biblical record. The writer of the Pentateuch carefully avoided any mention of the name Yahweh until this Theophany insinuates the Israelites’ spiritual situation. Moses’ knowledge of one true God is also vague. The conclusion can be reached from his five objections to God until God get angry and from Moses does not circumcise his son . God appointed circumcision as the sign of the covenant in Abraham’s day (Genesis…

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    to suggest that vv11-12 are “God’s words of rebuke”, which is reinforced in vv13-14 as Yahweh’s “discordant” response (Stulman 150). Jones suggests that this is not correct, since v11 is reminiscent of the “familiar Hebrew idiomatic oath formula” (Jones 221) where Jeremiah replies to the curse with an oath. Floyd also disagrees with vv11-14 to be interpreted as God’s response, since the use of the word “laken”, which means “therefore”, shows congruence from the preceding unit (Floyd 411).…

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    Specific names of God like Yahweh were essential to recite during prayer and lamentations so that it could be addressed by the correct God. Listing the Contents Marks The Revelation and experience of Jehovah article-Sykes Revealed- Brief Explanation of the Contents The name Jehovah is discussed in a manner that explains that God is a personal God and that Jehovah is the title that connects man to have a relationship with God. There is intimacy in the name Jehovah. When God says “I am” God…

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    Yahweh

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    Throughout the history of the Judeans, many groups have claimed to be the “true” followers of Yahweh. There is much debate as to who is right in these claims, and this debate has caused animosity and conflict. The main groups who try to justify themselves are those who were exiled and returned, the Samaritans, those whose ancestors were not exiled, and the Elephantine Colony. According to the Deuteronomic theory (Lecture 2), the people: could only worship Yahweh, could only worship Him in…

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    Odysseus 3: 13-14 Analysis

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    “YAHWEH” AND “I AM” EXODUS 3:13-15 Introduction There are many God’s names can be found in the Bible. These names in the Scripture are not merely denotative markers or labels, but also connote attributes and character. God reveals himself through different names in different stage. These names are not a random combination of sounds and words, but convey the…

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    In the beginning this is where Genesis leads us to the establishment of the world. Genesis lays the foundation for the bible, human kind, and the nation of Israel. The introductory text gives an understanding on how the world should be perceived. The living word of God uncovers the character of God, the fall of man, meaning of marriage, and cultivation of mankind. There is a God, and there is none like him. Genesis chapter one gives proof that Yahweh is not apart of nature, but he is the…

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    After the Israelite’s were delivered by God through supernatural means (as they walked through the Dead Sea on dry land), Moses was requested by YHVH to meet with Him on the mountain. The purpose was to give the people His law and what would be required of them as God’s chosen elect. As Moses was gone for a significant amount of time the people got restless and demanded that Aaron make them a god of gold. In light of this treachery Aaron commanded that the people give of the spoils of their…

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    Hellenism Vs Hebraism

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    Western culture and civilization is the product of two world views. Hellenism and Hebraism are two very different worldviews but they also have some similarities. In one perspective everything is done for an almighty god in the other everything is done for glory. Both of them have gods but they do not have the same quantity and quality. One was created with organization and peace and the other was created through chaos. Even with their differences Hellenism and Hebraism coexist in Western…

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