WHAT'S IN A NAME #6

HELLO RP FAMILY A QUICK QUESTION FOR YOU: HOW MANY NAMES HAVE WE TALKED ABOUT SO FAR? (17) AFTER TODAY IT WILL BE 23 (TALK SLOWLY) ALSO HAVE YOU TRIED TO ACTUALLY SAY THESE NAMES YOURSELF?

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1) Jehovah Rophe

THE LORD (OUR) HEALER

Exodus 15:26 He said, “If you listen carefully to the Lord your God and do what is right in his eyes, if you pay attention to his commands and keep all his decrees, I will not bring on you any of the diseases I brought on the Egyptians, for I am the Lord (Jehovah), who heals (Rophe) you.”

Jehovah Rophe is a Hebrew name for God, meaning “the Lord who heals.” This title appears numerous times in the Old Testament, emphasizing God’s role as the Great Physician. According to Exodus 15:26, Jehovah Rophe is the Lord who heals, restoring and curing physical and emotional afflictions.

Translations and Meanings

The name Jehovah Rophe can be translated as:

“I am the Lord thy Physician” or“I am the Lord that healeth thee”

Setting and Context

The first occurrence of Jehovah Rophe in Exodus 15:26 is set in the wilderness, where God had been leading the Israelites for three days without water. This context highlights God’s provision and healing in the midst of hardship and suffering.

Scope of Healing

Jehovah Rophe’s healing extends beyond physical restoration to emotional and spiritual wholeness. He can: Heal bitterness, burdens, and brokenness. HE Provide soundness and wellness in life. Restore and repair relationships and circumstances

THE Importance of Knowing Jehovah Rophe

Understanding Jehovah Rophe as the Lord who heals is crucial for our relationship with God. It reminds us of His compassion, power, and desire to restore and redeem us, regardless of our circumstances.

2) Jehovah Mephalti

THE LORD MY DELIVERER

Psalm 18:2 The Lord (Jehovah) is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer (Mephalti); my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.

Jehovah Mephalti is one of the names of God in the Bible, specifically mentioned in Psalm 18:2 (also recorded in 2 Samuel 22:2)

WHAT IS THE Meaning and Significance

“Mephalti” is derived from the Hebrew word “pala,” meaning “to deliver” or “to rescue.” Jehovah Mephalti is thus the Lord who delivers, releases, or rescues His people from affliction, oppression, and danger. This name highlights God’s role as a Savior and Redeemer, emphasizing His power to intervene and set His children free.

HERE IS SOME Scriptural Examples

Throughout the Bible, God demonstrates His deliverance in various situations:

Moses and the Israelites’ deliverance from Egyptian slavery (Exodus 3:7-8, 12:31) David’s deliverance from Goliath, Saul, and other enemies (1 Samuel 17, 24:1-22) The Israelites’ deliverance from their enemies and oppressors (Judges 2:16, 3:9)

Practical Application: As believers, we can:

Call upon Jehovah Mephalti in times of need, trusting in His deliverance and rescue. Recognize God’s sovereignty and control over all circumstances, even when we face difficulties. Praise God for His past deliverances and rely on His faithfulness to continue delivering us from harm.

IN Conclusion Jehovah Mephalti is a powerful and comforting name of God, reminding us of His ability to deliver and rescue us from any situation. As we face challenges, let us cry out to Him, trusting in His promise to be our Rock, Fortress, and Deliverer.

3) Jehovah Metsudhathi

THE LORD MY HIGH TOWER

Psalm 18:2 The Lord (Jehovah) is my rock, my fortress (Metsudhathi) and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.

This name is significant because it highlights God’s role as a protector and defender, emphasizing His ability to provide refuge and deliverance in times of trouble. When faced with overwhelming circumstances, Jehovah Metsudhathi reminds us that God is our high tower, our place of safety and security, where we can find peace and refuge.

Key Characteristics:

Protection and refuge. Security and safety. Deliverance and rescue. Strength and stronghold

By acknowledging and PRAYING Jehovah Metsudhathi, we can draw upon God’s character and provision, trusting in His ability to shield and defend us in the midst of life’s storms.

4) Jehovah Moshiekh

THE LORD YOUR SAVIOR

Isaiah 49:26 I will make your oppressors eat their own flesh; they will be drunk on their own blood, as with wine. Then all mankind will know that I, the Lord (Jehovah), am your Savior (Moshiekh), your Redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob.

THE Meaning In this context, Jehovah Moshiekh is often translated as “the Lord your Savior” or “the Savior, the Lord”. The verse describes God’s promise to deliver His people from oppression, making their enemies eat their own flesh and drink their own blood, as if intoxicated with wine. This imagery conveys God’s ultimate victory over evil and His role as the Savior and Redeemer of His people.

Biblical Context COMES FROM

Isaiah 49:26 is part of a larger passage (Isaiah 49:23-26) that speaks of God’s deliverance and restoration of His people. Jehovah Moshiekh is presented as the One who will bring this salvation, emphasizing God’s sovereignty and His commitment to His people.

THE Historical and Theological Significance

While the name Jehovah Moshiekh is not widely used in modern Christian theology, it has been USED by some Christian scholars and writers throughout history to emphasize God’s salvific(SALVATION) role.

In the 16th century, William Tyndale and other Protestant translators rendered the tetragrammaton (WHICH IS YHWH) as “Jehovah” in their Bible translations, which contributed to its widespread use in English-speaking Christian traditions.

IN Conclusion Jehovah Moshiekh is a unique name of God that combines His self-existent nature (Jehovah) with His role as Savior (Moshiekh). It is rooted in Isaiah 49:26, where God promises to deliver His people from oppression and establish Himself as their ultimate Savior and Redeemer. While its usage may be limited, Jehovah Moshiekh remains an important part of Christian theology and biblical scholarship.

5) Jehovah Ori

THE LORD MY LIGHT

Psalm 27:1 The Lord (Jehovah) is my light (Ori) and my salvation—whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life—of whom shall I be afraid?

Jehovah Ori is a compound-descriptive name for God, meaning “the Lord, Light” or “the LORD is my light” (Psalm 27). This name emphasizes God’s role as a source of illumination, guidance, and protection.

Scriptural References

Psalm 27 begins with this name, highlighting God’s presence and guidance in times of trouble. In Psalm 23, a similar phrase “Jehovah-ori” is used, emphasizing God’s light as a guiding force.

HIS Characteristics:

Light: Jehovah Ori brings order to chaos and illumination to darkness, symbolizing God’s power to overcome adversity and guide His people. Protection: As a stronghold, Jehovah Ori shields His followers from danger and fear, providing a sense of security and peace. Guidance: He illuminates the path, helping believers navigate life’s challenges and uncertainties.

THE Practical Applications

In times of darkness or uncertainty, call upon Jehovah Ori for guidance and protection. Recognize His presence and light in your life, even in the midst of difficulties. Trust in His ability to overcome enemies and bring order to chaotic situations.

Conclusion

Jehovah Ori, the God of Light, is a powerful and comforting name for God. By understanding His characteristics and scriptural references, we can deepen our relationship with Him and find solace in His guidance and protection.

6) Jehovah Roi

THE LORD MY SHEPHERD

Psalm 23:1 The Lord (Jehovah) is my shepherd (Roi), I lack nothing.

Jehovah Roi is one of the many names of God in the Bible, specifically referring to His role as a Shepherd and a Witness. This name is derived from the Hebrew phrase “El Roi,” meaning “The God Who Sees Me” (Genesis 16:13).

In the context of Psalm 23, Jehovah Roi is described as “the Lord my Shepherd,” emphasizing His guidance, care, and provision for His people. As the Great Shepherd, He leads His flock through both calm and turbulent waters, ensuring their safety and well-being.

As the God Who Sees, Jehovah Roi witnesses the struggles and hardships of His people, coming alongside them to offer comfort and support. He is intimately aware of every detail, numbering the hairs on each person’s head (Luke 12:7), demonstrating His deep concern for their lives.

In summary, Jehovah Roi is a name that highlights God’s dual roles as Shepherd and Witness, emphasizing His watchful care and guidance in the lives of those who trust in Him.

FOR THOSE WHO ARE WATCHING NOW, WE WILL SAY THANK YOU FOR JOINING US AND LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING WITH YOU AGAIN IN ACOUPLE OF WEEKS AS I GO PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THESE NAMES OF GOD, IF YOU WANT? DISCUSS THESE NAMES AS WELL WITH OTHER PEOPLE AND YOU MAY BEGIN TO HAVE A BIBLE STUDY ABOUT THEM! (SMILE)

1). What role does faith and trust play in the healing process when asking for Jehovah Rophe's power?

2). Is Jehovah Moshiekh a unique title of God in the Bible, and how does it differ from other salvific names?).