Thursday, November 28, 2019
God Nature Description Essays (1819 words) - Christology
  God Nature Description    So many people have a false interpretation of who God really is. Understanding  who God really is can clear up a lot of false pretences (ideas) that so many  people have about Him. According to the Bible, there are a number of different  names and interpretations for who God truly is. WHO GOD REALLY IS! Yahweh  *"Eternal God" most common name used for God in the Old Testament (6829  times) *The New Testament uses the word Lord "He who is" "He who is truly  present" "Yahweh is not merely one god among many; he is the Creator and    Ruler of heaven and earth, who is worthy of and demands the exclusive homage of  his people " Yahweh Rapha *"I am" "...for I am the Lord, who heals  you." Exodus 15:26 There have been countless times that God's healing power  has been recorded in the Bible as well as on other accounts. Mostly commonly  known should be when God sent his only Son to save the world from eternal  damnation (Hell). I personally have seen instances and know people who God has  delivered from sicknesses and other forms of "evil". When I was a freshman  in high school my best friend's mother was diagnosed with three forms on  cancer, she was not expected to live due to the late discovery and severity of  the cancer. She is doing great, back to her job, and is in remission. Ways God    Heals people! Yahweh Shalom: * "Yahweh is peace" Yahweh Shammah *"The Lord  is There" " 35"The distance all around will be 18,000 cubits. "And  the name of the city from that time on will be: THE LORD IS THERE." "    Ezekiel 48:35 *Although this is referring to the twelve tribes Israel in the Old    Testament, I think that this could have been a prophecy that God will  continually be surrounding us. Yahweh Tsabbaoth *"Lord of Hosts" *"Lord    Almighty" *In the New Testament Host is refer to as angles, which could be  seen as protection, guidance during tough times, and most importantly a source  of encouragement during times of sickness or pain. Yahweh Tsidkenu *"Yahweh  our righteousness" "5"The days are coming," declares the LORD,  "when I will raise up to DavidA a righteous Branch, a King who will reign  wisely and do what is just and right in the land. 6In his days Judah will be  saved and Israel will live in safety. This is the name by which he will be  called: The LORD Our Righteousness. " Jeremiah 23:5-6 *In this text I think  that God is talking about healing the people that he once banished from the  land, by returning them to retake what was once theirs. Yahweh Yireh *"Yahweh  will provide" *God said that he would provide for all of our needs. This means  if we are sick we will be healed, but what really needs to be understood is that  healing does not always mean that life is the answer. Sometimes our needs and  our wants get completely mixed up. El Olam *"God the everlasting One"  *"God of Eternity" *God was here in the beginning and he will be here in the  end. God has healed throughout time and will continue to heal as long as we seek  his name. El Roi *"God who sees me" *El Roi is with me at all times and is  my protector. *God sees every move that we make and do not make. He sees when we  are sad and when we are happy. He also sees when we are sick and when we are  healthy. Most importantly he knows when to heal us, comfort us, give us space,  listen to us, and so other things because he is continually looking over us. El    Shaddai *"God the Mountain" *"God the Rock" *"God the Provider" *El    Shaddai provides for all my needs, He shields from danger, and has given me  shelter. *When I get stress and weighed down with the stress of life I like to  go up to the mountain and try to clear my mind. I do not think that healing has  to always be physical, I think God can heal in many different ways whether it be  physical, mental, social, or spiritual. Elohin *name similar to Yahweh used over    40 times in Job as a way to refer to God, without using His name Yahweh or    Adonay "Tremble, O earth, at the presence of the Lord, at the presence of the    God of Jacob," Psalms 114:7 Knowing God! To have a complete    
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