- Jehovah-JirehGenesis 22:8
- Jehovah-Jireh: the Lord will provide (Genesis 22)
Jehovah-Jireh is the name Abraham gave Mount Moriah after God provided the ram. What jireh means, why it is a place name, and how it points to Christ. - Jehovah-RaphaExodus 15:23
- Jehovah-Rapha: the Lord who heals (Exodus 15)
Jehovah-Rapha comes from Exodus 15:26, “I am Jehovah that healeth thee”. What rapha means, what God promised at Marah, and why prayer and medicine go together. - Jehovah-NissiExodus 17:11
- Jehovah-Nissi: the Lord is my banner (Exodus 17)
Jehovah-Nissi is the name Moses gave his altar after the victory over Amalek at Rephidim. What nes, a banner, meant and how the ensign points to Christ. - Jehovah-ShalomJudges 6:12
- Jehovah-Shalom: the Lord is peace (Judges 6)
Jehovah-Shalom is the name Gideon gave his altar at Ophrah after the angel of Jehovah said “Peace be unto thee”. What shalom means and the peace Christ gives. - Jehovah-TsidkenuJeremiah 23:5
- Jehovah-Tsidkenu: the Lord our righteousness (Jeremiah 23)
Jehovah-Tsidkenu is Jeremiah’s name for the righteous Branch of David. What tsedeq means, why Jerusalem shares the name, and how Christ bears it. - Jehovah-ShammahEzekiel 48:35
- Jehovah-Shammah: the Lord is there (Ezekiel 48)
Jehovah-Shammah, “the Lord is there”, is the name Ezekiel gives the city in his final vision. What it meant to exiles, and how it points to God with us. - Jehovah-RohiPsalm 23:1
- Jehovah-Rohi: the Lord is my shepherd (Psalm 23)
Jehovah-Rohi comes from the opening words of Psalm 23, “Jehovah is my shepherd”. What the Hebrew says, how Ezekiel and Jesus take it up, and how to live by it. - Jehovah-Sabaoth1 Samuel 1:3
- Jehovah-Sabaoth: the Lord of hosts (1 Samuel 1)
Jehovah-Sabaoth, “the Lord of hosts”, first appears in the story of Hannah. What the hosts are, why the prophets loved it, and why Paul and James kept it. - Jehovah-MekoddishkemExodus 31:12
- Jehovah-Mekoddishkem: the Lord who sanctifies you (Exodus 31)
Jehovah-Mekoddishkem, “the Lord who sanctifies you”, comes from Exodus 31 and Leviticus. What sanctify means, the sabbath as its sign, and holiness in Christ. - Jehovah-ElyonPsalm 7:17
- Jehovah-Elyon: the Lord Most High (Psalm 7)
Jehovah-Elyon, “the Lord Most High”, closes Psalm 7 and echoes Melchizedek’s blessing of Abram. What Elyon means, and why Jesus is called Son of the Most High.