There is much importance to know the Great Holy Names of most high God while praying. The scripture says ” Because he hath set his love upon me, therefore will I deliver him: I will set him on high, because he hath known my name” Psalms 91:14.<\/p>\n
Here are 7 Holy Names of God with the meanings and Scripture references that you can use to gain a better understanding of our magnificent Lord and Savior! Use these names of God in your prayers as you seek his face for peace, strength, and power each day.<\/p>\n
1. El Roi\u2013The God who Sees (Genesis 16:13)<\/strong><\/p>\n When Hagar flees to the desert to escape her mistress Sarai’s cruelty, God appears to her. God went out of his way to meet this Egyptian slave girl where she was.<\/p>\n God did not consider her insignificant, and He provided just what she required. We must remember that God is still El Roi today in our terrible circumstances. He sees you and your pain, and you matter deeply to him!<\/p>\n 2. El Shaddai\u2013The All Sufficient God (Genesis 17:1)<\/strong><\/p>\n God appears to Abram in this verse and announces himself to be El Shaddai\u2013-the all-sufficient God. Abram’s name was changed to Abraham, and God promised him that he would be the father of many nations.\u00a0<\/p>\n Remember that you are a child of El Shaddai, and nothing is too tough for our God! The next time you find yourself in an impossible position, remember that you are a child of El Shaddai, and nothing is too difficult for our God!<\/p>\n 3. El Elyon\u2013the Most High God (Psalm 9:2)<\/strong><\/p>\n God is also known as the Most High God, because no one is greater than him! He reigns supreme over all other kings, monarchs, and rulers. His foes scatter as he soars to new heights (Psalm 68:1).<\/p>\n God is El Elyon, our circumstances must bow the knee to the Most High God.<\/p>\n 4. Adonai\u2013Lord, Master (Psalm 16:2)<\/strong><\/p>\n “You are my Lord,” I declare to the LORD, “and without you I have nothing good.” 16:2 (Psalm)<\/p>\n In Hebrew, the name Adonai means “my lord.” It was also a title used to allude to God without referring to him by his proper name, Yhv\u00e2 (Yahweh, or Jehovah), which means “the existent One.”<\/p>\n 5. Jehovah Sabaoth\u2013The Lord of Hosts (Isaiah 5:16)<\/strong><\/p>\n A great number (or host) of an army, a host of angels, a starry host (the sun, moon, stars, etc. ), creation, or service are all definitions of the Hebrew word “host” (source). God is the Lord of Hosts because he is the Lord of All Creation!<\/p>\n 6. Elohim Ozer Li\u2013God My Helper (Psalm 54:4)<\/strong><\/p>\n Surely God is my help;\u00a0the Lord is the one who sustains me. Psalm 54:4.<\/p>\n 7. Jehovah Jireh\u2013the Lord will Provide (Genesis 22:14)<\/strong><\/p>\n Almighty God is, <\/strong>without a doubt, the ultimate provider for all of our needs. All nice things originate in the heavens.<\/p>\n God provided a ram for Abraham that day, and the ram was sacrificed instead of Abraham\u2019s son (Genesis 22:13).<\/p>\n Please pass this information on to your friends and relatives. Please add your thoughts as well.<\/p>\n Content created and supplied by: Bronzeman (via Opera \n , . , . () , , , , , , , , . \/ , and\/or . , , and\/or , and\/or <\/span>
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