A study guide in twelve lessons
The Names of God in the Old Testament
The Old Testament calls God by a name, and by a dozen titles that each say something the name alone does not. Most English Bibles hide the name behind four capital letters; this one prints it. Each lesson takes one name: where it was first said, by whom, and what it claims.
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Lessons (12)
- Lesson 1Elohim: The God Who Is Plural and One
- Lesson 2Yahweh: The Name, and What "the LORD" Did to It
- Lesson 3El Shaddai: The Almighty Nobody Can Translate
- Lesson 4El Elyon: The Most High Over Every Other Claim
- Lesson 5Adonai: The Lord Who Is Said Instead of the Name
- Lesson 6Yahweh of Armies: The Name a Barren Woman Said First
- Lesson 7El Roi: The God Who Sees Me
- Lesson 8The Names at Places: Yahweh Yireh and the Altars That Remember
- Lesson 9The Holy One of Israel: Set Apart and Bound to a People
- Lesson 10Ancient of Days: The Name From the Throne Room of Daniel
- Lesson 11I AM: The Name That Is a Sentence
- Lesson 12Rock, Shepherd, Redeemer, and the Name in the New Testament