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Two Names Of God

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1. A description and definition of the following two names of God
The two significant names of God are Elohim and Yahweh, Elohim the most frequent Hebrew word for God. Elohim mention over 2,500 times in the Old Testament Elohim means the commander in the army of the Lord, this name is mostly chanted in preparation for specific prayers embedded with the Psalms (Matthew Henry Commentary)
The names of God, as they are revealed in scripture serves to depict His person and the Attributes (Psalm 23:3) these names are descriptive in his activity in establishing the testament (Ps 111:9) Elohim gave the commands, but Yahweh shut the door for Noah (Gen. 926-27)
Elohim (pronounced ell-oh-heem) is the very first name refers to “God” in Gen.1:1 – 2:3; and …show more content…

A practical application based on your answers to questions one through four, explaining how you would encourage a believer going through difficult times. Include both the method (radio message, personal conversation, sermon, etc) and the application
Television Message “Works of God” the care and exercise over the Universe
Greetings and opening prayer – Shalom…..!! greetings in the wonderful name of the commander in the army of the Lord Elohim, We are from Lima Assembly of God Church, is very happy to come into your homes once again, today we will be encouraging you on the redemptive work of Christ our Savior, Jehovah Elohim “Self Existent eternal, creator”
A. Genesis 1:1 here we see him take a world that without form and void, that was in chaos, darkness and turn it around into something beautiful, he was before time, there is no time without God (John 1:1; 1:14) through word God made the world and the word became flesh, creation is he first record in scripture of God’s divine work in the Mosaic period (Payne 133)
B. By Faith (Hebrews (11:3) By faith we understand that the entire universe was formed at God’s command, that what we now see did not come from anything than can be seen (NLT) In the life of Adam God’s providence was revealed, People if we will obey God by faith, even our body system will obey the rules of good spiritual, mental, and in a Physical way, God cares for the World.

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