Names of God

I simply wanted a printout of all the names attributed to God in list form. How do I get one from this software? If I enter "names of God" in the search window it simply opens up the entire library and I have to open each reference or commentary in hopes of finding out that information. Does anyone know of a reference or a path in the software program that just provides all the names attributed to God in the Bible?

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JT (alabama24)

Hi Mario! Welcome to the forums. [:)]

I am constantly amazed at what this software can do… but I don't know if what you are looking for is possible. I do have a resource suggestion, however: http://www.logos.com/product/2252/every-name-of-god-in-the-bible

Rosie Perera

There is also Names of God available as a Vyrso eBook. (Vyrso is a Logos brand.) It's not as exhaustive as "Every Name of God in the Bible" -- focuses just on the 21 proper names used of God, and is devotional in nature.

Adonai
Jehovah Jireh
El (the Strong One)
Jehovah-Mekaddishkem
El Elohe Yisrael
Jehovah-Nissi
El Elyon
Jehovah-Rapha
Elohim
Jehovah-Rohi
El Olam
Jehovah- Sabaoth
El Roi
Jehovah-Shalom
El Shaddai
Jehovah-Shammah
Immanuel
Jehovah Tsidkenu
Jehovah
Yah or Jah
YHWH

There are several other Vyrso books on the Names of God:

http://vyrso.com/products/search?q=names+of+god

Milford Charles Murray

Does anyone know of a reference or a path in the software program that just provides all the names attributed to God in the Bible?

Peace, Mario! *smile* I guess you have a little work to do before you end up with what you desire.

Perhaps this pleasant little devotional book that I enjoy very much will be of benefit to you.

Intimate Moments with the Hebrew Names of God

by Shmuel Wolkenfeld,Barri Cae Mallin

Bridge-Logos 1999

Your Price $9.94 CAD (9.99 USD)*

Discover the wonder and glory of the nature of the Creator! Intimate Moments is a unique devotional, highlighting descriptive names of the Lord in ancient Hebrew characters (accompanied by phonetic English pronunciations) and followed by a scriptural reference. Intimate Moments is a work of inspiration and encouragement, offering brief poetic meditations that reflect on our heavenly Father's love, goodness, and greatness. A helpful, comprehensive index of God's Hebrew names is included

Key Features

Index of the Hebrew names of God
A unique set of daily devotions to draw the reader closer to Christ

Product Details

Title: Intimate Moments with the Hebrew Names of God
Authors: Barri Malin, Shmuel Wolkenfeld
Publisher: Bridge-Logos
Publication Date: 1999
Pages: 228

About the Authors

Barii Malin was raised in a traditional Jewish home and came to know Jesus as her Messiah in 1980. She received a Bachelor of Arts from Stephen College in Missouri, and an MBA from Amber University in Dallas, Texas, in 1985. She resides in Kansas City.

Shmuel Wolkenfeld grew up in a conservative Jewish home in New York City. After coming to faith in Jesus in 1969, he attended Bible college in Ohio and received a Bachelor of Theology. Shmuel has a second bachelor’s degree in Jewish studies from the University of Cincinnati. He resides in Overland Park, Kansas.

Sample:

it sets, the name of the LORD is to be praised. (Psalm 113:3)

father

אבי

Ah-vee

אבי המארת

Ah-vee Ha-M’o-rot

Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.

James 1:17, NIV

He will call out to me, ‘You are my Father, my God, the Rock my Savior.’

Psalm 89:26, NIV
There is nothing else more comforting to me, than to know that You are my Father, Ah-vee. Thank You for the miraculous ways that You provide for me. Thank You for the many ways that You shower me with Father-love. Please forgive me for my childish outbursts, for deep down, I know that You, Father—Ahvee—know best.

Let them praise His name with dancing and make music to Him with tambourine and harp

father of the heavenly lights
. (Psalm 149:3)

John Brumett

Why not use the new clause search. Search all passages in Lexham Hebrew Bible. Type in person:God and then sort by Lemma. I know this doesn't give the English name but you could easily use sympothetic highlighting to figue this out.

Graham Criddle

Hi John

Why not use the new clause search. Search all passages in Lexham Hebrew Bible. Type in person:God and then sort by Lemma. I know this doesn't give the English name but you could easily use sympothetic highlighting to figue this out.

Interesting idea - but I don't quite understand.

When you expand some of the results, open the verse and look at the English translation many of them are still just translated as "God" without any extra details.

But I did find it strange that the first few search results weren't from Genesis as one would expect but from seemingly random passages[:)]

Graham

John Brumett

Graham: You need to drag subject, lemma and book to the top in order to sort by scriptural order and then collapse the various levels.

Beloved Amodeo

I simply wanted a printout of all the names attributed to God in list form.

O my brother!

Welcome to the forums. What a wonder filled question you have proposed. I can think of no more blessed study to immerse yourself in and get lost in the majesty of our loving God. I would like to draw your attention to an additional resource that will serve you well the Scofield Reference Bible found here: http://www.logos.com/product/27529/the-scofield-reference-bible if you enter Jehovah in a Basic search 160 hits return. But never you mind I have a tip for you, select Chapter 2 (Gen 2.4) and a delightful study on the names of God associated with Jehovah are returned.

This will I hope spur you to seek the riches of this resource and come to know our Father as He reveals Himself through His Names. Grace and Peace to you. Thank you for your question. May more forum members come forward and contribute their best advice to bless us one and all.

-Beloved

Beloved Amodeo

BTW, it just came to mind another resource which is probably just the format you are looking for. It is found in the Willmington's Book of Lists here's the url logosres:wbbiblis;ref=Page.p_122;off=522 If you have this resource as you should, the link should go right to the article. Forgive me for my unorthodox post. Excitement overwhelms me.

Peace