Names of God

The following articles explain different names Scripture uses for God and Jesus. Discover new ways to address God in prayer and understand God’s character. Let these names lead you into deeper encounters with God—I am, Yahweh, Messiah!

Names of God

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The Old Testament uses several names for God. Read about the significance of the different names and what this implies about God’s character.

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I AM

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What did God mean when he said “I Am” in Exodus 3? How did that help Moses relate to him and how can it help you, too? Find out now.

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Lord (Title for Jesus)

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In the New Testament, Jesus is often referred to as “Lord.” Find out what this title means.

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Lord (YHWH)

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This title, which first appears in Exodus 3, is God’s personal name. Consequently, Jews regard it as especially holy. Read more about this name of God.

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Messiah

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At the time of the New Testament Jews were anxiously awaiting the coming of the Messiah, or Anointed One. Find out why the Gospels use this title for Jesus.

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Son of God

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The phrase “son of God” appears several places in the Old Testament. But its most important usage is in the New Testament when it refers to Jesus.

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Son of Man

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The term “Son of Man” has a rich context. It first appears in Daniel 7:13, but Jesus uses it to refer to himself throughout the Gospels. Read more about this phrase.

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