1. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith Significance of the Names of God and Others DAVE SMITH www.scriptco.net/study.htm

2. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith

4. The Character of God ejgwv eijmi - I am - See John egw eimi ejgwv eijmi oJ w[n - Exod. 3:14 egw eimi Jo wn From the Septuagint

5. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith hy\h=a# rv#a& hy\h=a# ’ ehyeh ’ asher ’ ehyeh Exod. 3:14 The Character of God

6. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith LORD YAHWEH hw`hy= Personal, covenantal name by which God chose to reveal Himself to His people – See Exod. 3:15 - first used in Gen. 2:4

7. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith YAHWEH This name is used more than any other name of God.

8. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith YAHWEH YHWH - a tetragrammaton 4 Hebrew letters denoting the name Yahweh

9. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith YAHWEH Because of a Jewish tradition the name Yahweh was not be spoken for fear that the name be blasphemed. The tetragrammaton is sometimes pronounced as "Jehovah” for the same reason.

10. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith Lord /oda* ( sing. - ’adon ) yn`d)a& ( pl. - ’adonay ) In reference to God the plural Adonai is used. It means Master.

11. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith Lord See Exod. 4:10 “Please Lord” Also 1st use : Gen. 15:2, 8

12. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith God <yh!Oa ’elohim Elohim is translated as "God." Gen. 1:1

13. ©Notes by Dr. David Smith The Angel of the LORD The Angel of Yahweh ( Jehovah ) 1st appears Gen. 16:7, 10, 13 A Christophany