JEHOVAH-SHAMMAH Ezekiel 48:29-35 Jehovah-Shammah is found in the last verse of the book of Ezekiel Ezek. 48:35. Israel was at its lowest point in history, both spiritually and nationally. Its strength and glory were gone; the temple had been destroyed. It
JEHOVAH-SHALOM Judges. 6:16-24 The word shalom is most often and most appropriately translated "peace" some 170 times in the Bible. This word expresses the deepest desire of the human heart. It expresses the greatest measure of contentment and satisfaction in life.
JEHOVAH-ROHI Psalm 23:1-6 The name Jehovah-rohi means Jehovah my shepherd. It is that most precious designation of Jehovah which begins the Twenty-third Psalm. This is perhaps one of the best known passages of scripture in the Bible. It is a passage
JEHOVAH-ROPHE Exodus 15:22-27 The name Jehovah-rophe (Jehovah-rapha) means Jehovah heals. The Israelites discovered in Marah that Yahweh (Jehovah) is also Jehovah-rophe, the God who heals. Leaving Marah they made their way to Elim, where they found twelve springs of fresh water
JEHOVAH-NISSI Exodus 17:8-16 Trusting in Jehovah-nissi gives you confidence in every struggle. Moses discovered the secret of victory when he and the people of Israel were attacked by the Amalekites; "so Joshua overwhelmed Amalek and his people with the edge of
JEHOVAH-MEKADESH Leviticus 20:7-8 We hardly talk about holiness these days. Yet God commands Israel to be holy - frequently. And holiness is not confined to passages in the Old Testament. Apostle Peter quotes Lev. 11:44 as he calls his readers to
JEHOVAH-JIREH Genesis 22:1-14 The name Jehovah-Jireh comes from one of the most moving and significant events in the word of God. Gen. 22. In this story, Elohim appears to Abraham with the astounding command to offer up as sacrifice his only
JEHOVAH Exodus 3:7-15 In most Bible translations the Hebrew word for Jehovah is "LORD" in capitals to distinguish it from another Hebrew word, Adonai (Lord - with an upper case "L" and lower case "ord"). Jehovah is by far the most
ELOHIM Genesis 1:1-2, 26-31 It is interesting to know that the word Elohim is a plural word and used as a noun, yet the verb or adjective that follows are often in the singular, "I am Elohim and there is no
JEHOVAH Exodus 3:7-15 In most Bible translations the Hebrew word for Jehovah is "LORD" in capitals to distinguish it from another Hebrew word, Adonai (Lord - with an upper case "L" and lower case "ord"). Jehovah is by far the most
