<p>Session 6 Adonai Emmanuel</p><p>[THE NAMES OF GOD – SESSION 6] August 25, 2013</p><p>Schedule:</p><p>Week Date Name(s) 1 July 14 El and Elohim 2 July 21 El Shaddai, El Elyon, El Olam 3 July 28 Jehovah & YWH 4 Aug 4 Nisi, Jireh, Rapha Aug 11 Missionary Speaking- All church 5 Aug 18 Saboath, Shalom, 6 Aug 25 Immanuel, Adonai</p><p>Review</p><p>El – God - Strong and Powerful</p><p>Elohim – God = Creator and Covenant Maker</p><p>El Shaddai – All Mighty, bountiful provider</p><p>El Elyon – the Most High who rules over all kingdoms</p><p>El Olam – the Everlasting, Eternal God</p><p>Jehovah – the Self Existing One, the Great I Am</p><p>Jehovah – Jireh – The God who sees and provides</p><p>Jehovah-Nissi – The God by Banner</p><p>Jehovah-Raphi – The God that Heals</p><p>Jehovah-Sabaoth – The Lord of Hosts</p><p>Jehovah-Salom – The Lord of Peace</p><p>Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church Summer II Page 2 [THE NAMES OF GOD – SESSION 6] August 25, 2013</p><p>Adonai</p><p>Meaning – Lord</p><p>Owner, Master</p><p>LORD = Yaweh lord = humans Lord = Adonai (plural of Adon)</p><p>[<See Stg: <H113] אדון ʾādôn: A masculine noun meaning lord or master. The most frequent usage is of a human lord, but it is also used of divinity. Generally, it carries the nuances of authority rather than ownership. When used of humans, it refers to authority over slaves (Gen. 24:9; Judg. 19:11); people (1 Ki. 22:17); a wife (Gen. 18:12; Amos 4:1); or a household (Gen. 45:8; Ps. 105:21). When used of divinity, it frequently occurs with yehōwāh <H3068>, signifying His sovereignty (Ex. 34:23; Josh. 3:13; Isa. 1:24). See the Hebrew noun ʾadd ōnāy <H136>.</p><p>AMG's Complete Word Study Dictionaries - The Complete Word Study Dictionary – Old Testament.</p><p>1. Jehovah (yahweh; Heb. YHWH, “self-existent”). This is used as a proper name of God and should have been retained in that form by the translators.</p><p>2. Lord (Heb. ’Adôn), an early word denoting ownership; hence, absolute control. It is not properly a divine title, being used of the owner of slaves (Genesis 24:14, 27; Genesis 39:2, 7, rendered “master”), of kings as the lords of their subjects (Isaiah 26:13, “master”), of a husband as lord of the wife (Genesis 18:12). It is applied to God as the owner and governor of the whole earth (Psalm 114:7). It is sometimes used as a term of respect (like our sir) but with a pronoun attached (“my lord”). It often occurs in the plural.</p><p>3. Adonai (Heb. ’adônay), emphatic, “the Lord”; many regard it as the plural of no. 2. It is used chiefly in the Pentateuch—always where God is submissively and reverently addressed (Exodus 4:10, 13; Joshua 7:8) and also when God is spoken of (1 Kings 13:9; 1 Kings 22:6; etc.). The Jews, out of a superstitious reverence for the name Jehovah, always pronounce Adonai where Jehovah is written. The similar form, with the suffix, is also used of men, as of Potiphar (Genesis 39:2, “master”) and of Joseph (Genesis 42:30, 33).</p><p>The New Unger's Bible Dictionary.</p><p>Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church Summer II Page 3 [THE NAMES OF GOD – SESSION 6] August 25, 2013</p><p>First used:</p><p>Gen 15:2, 8</p><p>Gen 18:3,27,30-32 – Abraham negotiating</p><p>1 Kings 3:10 – Solomon asking for wisdom</p><p>Neh 1:11 – The one Nehemiah prays to…</p><p>Ps 39:7 – the one whom our hope is in…</p><p>Ps 68:19 – belongs all benefits </p><p>Ps 86:5 – ready to forgive and plenteous in mercy</p><p>Habakkuk 3:19 – God the Lord is my strength </p><p>Isaiah 6:1-11 The Lord sitting upon a throne</p><p>Luke 2:11 – born this day is Christ the Lord</p><p>Acts 10:36 – crucified Jesus who is Christ the Lord of all</p><p>Rom 6:23 – eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord</p><p>Deut 10:17 – Lord of lords</p><p>1 Tim 6:15 – Jesus is Lord of lords </p><p>Therefore: </p><p>He is Lord of our lives</p><p>Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church Summer II Page 4 [THE NAMES OF GOD – SESSION 6] August 25, 2013</p><p>Emmanuel</p><p>Meaning – The Lord is Peace</p><p>IMMAN´UEL (i-man´u-el; “God with us”; i.e., “savior”) or EMMAN´UEL. A name given to Christ by Matthew (Matthew 1:23) after Isaiah 7:14. According to orthodox interpretation the name denotes the same as God-man (theanthropos) and has reference to the personal union of the human nature and the divine in Christ. The New Unger's Bible Dictionary.</p><p>First used:</p><p>Isaiah 7:14 – Prophecy of Jesus</p><p>Isaiah 8:8,10 – cry for God to be with them during the Assyrian attack</p><p>Matthew 1:23 – the virgin will give birth and you shall call His name Emmanuel </p><p>Therefore:</p><p>Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church Summer II Page 5 [THE NAMES OF GOD – SESSION 6] August 25, 2013</p><p>Conclusion:</p><p>1. Adonai - Lord</p><p>2. Immanuel – God with us</p><p>3. As believers we now have Christ as our Lord to follow and obey.</p><p>4.</p><p>Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church Summer II Page 6 [THE NAMES OF GOD – SESSION 6] August 25, 2013</p><p>Bibliography:</p><p>Stone, Nathan; Names of God http://www.friendsofsabbath.org/Further_Research/Godhead/Names_of_God%20-%20Nathan %20Stone.pdf</p><p>Juke, Andrew The Names of God http://www.alampthatburns.net/jukes/names/namesofgod.htm </p><p>Lockyer, Herbert; All the Divine Names and Titles in the Bible Zondervan 1975</p><p>Rose Publishing The Names of God:21 names and their meanings</p><p>Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church Summer II Page 7 [THE NAMES OF GOD – SESSION 6] August 25, 2013</p><p>For Next Week</p><p>Adonai</p><p>Psalm 8</p><p>Isaiah 40:3-5</p><p>Ezekiel 16:8</p><p>Habakkuk 3:19</p><p>Immanuel</p><p>Isaiah 7:14</p><p>Isaiah 8:8-10</p><p>Matthew 1:23</p><p>Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church Summer II Page 8</p>