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Names of God Chart Hebrew Names for God For more resources on the names of God, further additions to this chart, and more, visit hebrewrootsmom.com Name Name in Hebrew Meaning Example verse Ehyeh Asher “I AM THAT I Exodus 3:14 אֶהְיֶה אֲשֶר אֶהְיֶה Ehyeh AM” Yahweh Possibly “I AM”, (Yahveh), translated Exodus 3:4 יהוה Jehovah LORD (Yehovah) Mighty God/ Genesis 1:1, אֱלהִים Elohim gods Exodus 20:3 Lord/Master Genesis 20:4 אֲדנָי Adonai Lord God Genesis 15:2 אֲדנָי יַהְוֶה Adonai Yahweh Shortened form Exodus 15:2 יָה (Yah (Jah יהוה of LORD God Genesis 2:4 יהוה אֱלהִים Yahweh Elohim Deuteronomy My God יְהוָֽה אֱלהָי Yahweh Elohai 4:5 Yahweh Your God Numbers 15:41 יְהוָה אֱלהֵיכֶֽם Elohechem Yahweh El God Most High Genesis 14:22 יהוה אֵל עֶלְיֹון Elyon Yahweh Elohei God of David Isaiah 38:5 יהוה אֱלהֵי דָוִד David My Shepherd Psalm 23:1 יהוה רעִי Yahweh Roie Name Name in Hebrew Meaning Example verse Yahweh Tsuri My Rock and Psalm 19:14 יהוה צורי וְגֹאֲלִי V'goali Redeemer My Rock/Hiding Psalm 18:2 יהוה סַלְעִי Yahweh Sali Place Our Father Isaiah 63:16 יהוה אָבִינו Yahweh Avienu Peace Judges 6:24 יהוה שָלום Yahweh Shalom יהוה רפְאֶָ Yahweh Healer Exodus 15:26 יהוה רפָא Rof’ekah/Rafa Yahweh Yir’eh God provides or Genesis 22:14 יהוה יִראֶה (Jehovah Jireh) God Who Sees יהוה אֱלהֵי Yahweh Elohai God of Israel Exodus 5:1 יִשְראֵֽל Yisrael My Banner/ Exodus 17:15 יהוה נִסִי Yahweh Nissie Refuge Yahweh Your Sanctifier Exodus 31:13 יהוה מְקדִשְכֶֽם Maqadashem Our Maker Psalm 95:6 יהוה עֹשֵנו Yahweh Oseinu Yahweh God is there Ezekiel 48:35 יהוה שָמָה Shamah Yahweh Our Jeremiah 23:6 יהוה צִדקנו Tsidqenu Righteousness Name Name in Hebrew Meaning Example verse Mighty/ Genesis 35:1 אֵל El Sovereign One Singular form of Job 3:4 אֱלוהַ Eloah Elohim Awesome One Daniel 2:18 אֱלָה Elah I am God” Genesis 46:3“ אֱלהֵי Elohei My God Psalm 22:1 אֵלִי Elai Our God Judges 10:10 אֱלהֵינו Eloheinu God Almighty Genesis 48:3 אֵל שַדַי El Shaddai One God Malachi 2:10 אֵל אֶֽחָד El Echad The Faithful Deuteronomy אֵל הַֽנֶאֱמָן El Hanneman God 7:9 Righteous God Isaiah 45:21 אֵל צַדִיק El Tzaddik Most High God Numbers 24:16 אֵל עֶלְיון El Elyon God of gods Daniel 11:36 אֵל אֵלִים El Elim Name Name in Hebrew Meaning Example verse God of Samuel 2:3 1 אֵל דֵעֹות El De'ot knowledge Deuteronomy The Great God אֱלהֵי הָאֱלהִים El Haggadol 10:17 The God of Psalm 29:3 אֵל הַכָבֹוד El HaKevod Glory The Holy God Isaiah 5:16 אֵל הַקָדוש El HaKadosh God of the Psalm 136:26 אֵל הַשָּמָיִם El HaShamayim Heavens Everlasting God Genesis 21:33 אֵל עֹולָם El Olam God who sees Genesis 16:13 אֵל רֳאִי El Roi Deuteronomy God of Israel אֵל יְשֻרון El Yeshurun 33:26 Gracious God Jonah 4:2 אֵל חַנון El Channun God of Israel Psalm 68:36 אֵל יִשְראֵל El Yisrael God of Deuteronomy אֵל רחום El Rachum Compassion 4:31 God is my Isaiah 12:2 אֵל יְשועָתִי El Yashuati Salvation Name Name in Hebrew Meaning Example verse God is our Psalm 68:19 אֵל יְשועָתֵנו El Yashuatenu Salvation Jealous/ Joshua 24:19 אֵל קנֹוא El Kanno Zealous God God of Samuel 2:3 1 אֵל דֵעֹות El Deaot Knowledge The Awesome Nehemiah 9:32 אֵל הַנורא El Hannorah God God of My Life Psalm 42:8 אֵל חַיָי El Chaiyai God of Recompense/ Jeremiah 51:56 אֵל גְמֻלות El Ghmulot Retribution God, My Rock Psalm 42:9 אֵל סַלְעִי El Sal’i True God Psalm 31:5 אֵל אֱמֶת El Emet Immanu El God With Us Isaiah 7:14 עִמָנו אֵל (Immanuel) True God Jeremiah 10:10 אֱלהִים אֱמֶת Elohim Emet Elohim 2 Chronicles God in Heaven אֱלהִים בַשָּמַיִם Bashamayim 20:6 Name Name in Hebrew Meaning Example verse God of Ezra 7:19 אֱלָה יְרושְלֶֽם Elah Yerushalim Jerusalem God of Israel Ezra 5:1 אֱלָה יִשְראֵל Elah Yisrael God of Heaven Ezra 7:23 אֱלָה שְמַיָא Elah Shamayia God of gods Daniel 2:47 אֱלָה אֱלָהִין Elah Elahin God of My Daniel 2:23 אֱלָה אֲבָהָתִי Elah Avahati Fathers God of Hosts 2 Samuel 5:10 אֱלהֵי צְבָאֹות Elohei Tz'vaot Elohei God of אֱלהֵי אַבְרהָם Avraham, Abraham, Issac, Exodus 3:15 אֱלהֵי יִצְחָק Yitzach, and and Jacob וֵאלהֵי יַעֲקב Ya’akov Elohei Deuteronomy God of gods אֱלהֵי הָאֱלהִים HaElohim 10:17 God, My Strong Samuel 22:33 2 אֵל מָעוזִי חָיִל Elohei MaUzzi Fortress God who is Jeremiah 23:23 אֱלהֵי מִקָרב Elohei Mikkarov near God on High/ Micah 6:6 אֱלהֵי מָרום Elohei Marom God of Heights Name Name in Hebrew Meaning Example verse Elohei Tzur God, Rock of Samuel 22:47 2 אֱלהֵי צור יִשְעִֽי Yishi My Salvation God of Justice Isaiah 30:18 אֱלהֵי מִשְפָט Elohei Mishpat Deuteronomy Eternal God אֱלהֵי קדם Elohei Kedem 33:27 God of My Psalm 109:1 אֱלהֵי תְהִלָתִי Elohei Tehellati Praise God of Our 1 Chronicles אֱלהֵי אֲבֹותֵינו Elohei Avoteinu Fathers 12:17 God of Nahor Genesis 31:53 אֱלהֵי נָחור Elohei Nachor God of Jacob Psalm 114:7 אֱלוהַ יַעֲקב Eloah Ya’akov My Lord Psalm 110:1 אֲדנִי Adoni 1 Samuel /Our Lord אֲדנֵנו Adoneinu 16:16, Master Psalm 8:1 אֲדנֵינו Adonei Deuteronomy Lord of Lords אֲדנֵי הָאֲדנִים HaAdonim 10:17 Adon Yahweh Lord God of Samuel 17:45 1 אָדון יְהוָה צְבָאֹות Tz'vaot Hosts.
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