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Shabbat Shalom!
Welcome to the summary post of the “What in God’s Name?!” series we wrapped up last week.
On this journey to the heart of God through exploring His names, we saw the backstory revealing each name as almost always one of “hide and go seek”. Only it’s no game because it cost God everything to seek after us and redeem us through the sacrifice of His Son.
The series highlighted that ever since Adam and Eve broke relationship, God’s been on an unceasing quest to bring estranged sinners back into an authentic personal relationship with Himself.
No matter how many times we hide from God, He comes seeking, crying out: “Where are you?” and “What doest thou here?” to penetrate the dark places of our heart-hiding.
One way He’s done this is by revealing Himself to us through His various names so we may come to know Him as He defines Himself.
In this series we saw that the names of God entail far more than mere identification. Yes, His names do express identity, but also character and purpose.
For this series we looked at the names that speak to the purpose of redemption—the 7 redemptive names of God.
Personally, through this series, I’ve gotten to SEE God in better ways and as He revealed Himself my heart discovered itself. I learned that if I desire to reveal me to myself, then I must first come to know who God is. And I also discovered that there’s no better way to do this than by delving into His names. And so the adventure began and so it will continue.
Posts In The Series
- All humanity is invited to know Jehovah—the God who is unceasingly revealing Himself to us
- Gideon is embolden in Jehovah Shalom—the God of Peace
- Moses learns of Jehovah Nissi—the God who is our Banner
- Israel encounters Jehovah Rapha—the God who Heals
- Abraham finds Jehovah Jireh (PartI)/PartII—the God who Provides
- David intimately discovers Jehovah Raah—our Shepherd Leader
- Believers are invited to know Jehovah Tsidkenu—the God of our Righteousness
- Ezekiel gets the revelation of Jehovah Shammah—the God who is always there/the God who is always here
I hope you were blessed in your journey along with me in this series exploring the redemptive names of God.
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This is so beautiful. YES, Yahweh is always revealing Himself to us in so many ways. I have also been led to look into His names. He is so good , He has answered me through Your post 🙏 and yes it reminds me of my testimony and how He has showed up in these different ways to me. 🙂
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Wow. This is such a blessing Esther, in knowing that God used both our posts to connect us to each other and to Him. Yes He is a GOOD GOOD Father!!!! I was blessed in reading your journey to the heart of God.
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Thanks for sharing the names and allowing us to know him with identifying his character by the name that he operates by…God is a God of action…thanks again!
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You’re welcome Tony. It was a blessing for me to learn and share our God by name. Thanks for journeying along 🙏🏽🙏🏽
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It is an honor and privilege!
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Thanks much-o (in my African voice😉)
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😁heard loud and clear💝you are welcome🙏🏻
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Hi Dawn. Thanks for taking us through this journey of exploration to discover who God is. I have a new understanding through all these facets of God you have revealed. We were created in the image of God and when we take time to study a person we will discover that most of us also have many facets to our personality and behaviour. Continue to write and challenge us Dawn.
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Hi dear Harri!!!! I’m blessed knowing you were blessed in getting to know new facets of our DaddyGod!!!! Thanks for the encouragement!!!!
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