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HEBREW NAMES FOR GOD  

Jehovah's Name 

Exalting the Name of Jesus Christ "If I be lifted up I will draw all men unto me." 

• Jehovah - The Lord - Exodus 6:2-3 
• Jehovah-Adon Kal Ha'arets- Lord of Earth - Josh 3:13 
• Jehovah-Bara - Lord Creator - Isaiah 40:28 
• Jehovah-Chatsahi - Lord my Strength - Psalm 27:1 
• Jehovah-Chereb - Lord the Sword - Deut. 33:29 
• Jehovah-Eli - Lord my God - Psalm 18:2 
• Jehovah-Elyon - Lord Most High - Psalm 38:2 
• Jehovah-Gador Milchamah - Mighty in Battle - Ps 24:8 
• Jehovah-Ganan - Lord Our Defense - Ps 89:18 
• Jehovah-Go'el - Lord My Redeemer - Is. 49:26, 60:16 
• Jehovah-Hamelech - Lord King - Psalm 98:6 
• Jehovah-Hashopet - Lord My Judge - Judges 6:27 
• Jehovah-Helech 'Olam - Lord King Forever Ps10:16 
• Jehovah-Hoshe'ah - Lord Saves - Psalm 20:9 
• Jehovah-Jireh - Provider - Gen. 22:14, I John 4:9, Philip 4:19 
• Jehovah-Kabodhi - Lord my Glory - Psalm 3:3 
• Jehovah-Kanna - Lord Jealous - Ex 34:14 
• Jehovah-Keren-Yish'i - Horn of Salvation - Ps 18:2 
• Jehovah-M'Kaddesh - Sanctifier - I Corinthians 1:30 
• Jehovah-Machsi - Lord my Refuge - Psalm 91:9 
• Jehovah-Magen - Lord my Shield - Deut. 33:29 
• Jehovah-Ma'oz - Lord my Fortress - Jer. 16:19 
• Jehovah-Mephalti - Lord my Deliverer - Psalm 18:2 
• Jehovah-Metshodhathi - Lord my Fortress - Psalm 18:2 
• Jehovah-Misqabbi - Lord my High Tower - Psalm 18:2 
• Jehovah-M'gaddishcem - Lord my Sanctifier - Ex 31:13 
• Jehovah-Naheh - Lord who Smites - Ezekiel 7:9 
• Jehovah-Nissi - Banner - I Chronicles 29:11-13 
• Jehovah-Rohi - Shepherd - Psalm 23 
• Jehovah-Rophe - Healer - Isaiah 53:4,5 
• Jehovah-Sabaoth - Lord of Hosts - I Sam 1:3 
• Jehovah-Sel'i - Lord my Rock - Psalm 18:2 
• Jehovah-Shalom - Peace - Isaiah 9:6, Rom 8:31-35 
• Jehovah-Shammah - Present - Hebrews 13:5 
• Jehovah-Tsidkenu - Righteousness - I Cor 1:30 
• Jehovah-Tsori - Lord my Strength - Psalm 19:14 
• Jehovah-Yasha - Lord my Savior - Isaiah 49:26 
• Jehovah-'Ez-Lami - Lord my Strength - Ps 28:7 
• Jehovah-'Immeku - Lord Is With You - Judges 6:12 
• Jehovah-'Izoa Hakaboth - Lord Strong -Mighty - Ps 24:8 
• Jehovah-'Ori - Lord my Light - Psalm 27:1
• Jehovah-'Uzam - Lord Strength in Trouble - Is 49:26 

MOADIM
 

In Hebrew, "Moadim" (מועדים) translates to "appointed times" or "appointed seasons". It refers to the special days or festivals in the Jewish calendar, such as Sabbaths and Holy   

More specifically, "Moadim" encompasses: 

• Sabbaths: The weekly day of rest. 
• The Holy Days: Festivals such as Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot are set apart for specific rituals and observances. 
• Chol HaMoed: The intermediate days of Passover and Sukkot, which are not full holidays but still have some special observances. 

The concept of "Moadim" highlights the importance of setting aside specific times for spiritual reflection, community, and connection with God, according to Chabad.org. 

BIBLICAL HEBREW WORDS

IVRIT (eev-REET) עברית

Jews traditionally refer to the Hebrew language as Lashon Hakodesh, “the Holy Tongue.” Modern Hebrew, on the other hand, is called Ivrit (Hebrew for “Hebrew”).

KODESH

Kodesh (CO-desh) קדש

Kodesh means “set aside” or “sacred.”Shabbat, the holiest day, is called Shabbat kodesh. Kodesh is also the root of Kaddish (the prayer in which we sanctify G‑d’s name), Kiddush (the prayer in which we proclaim the holiness of Shabbat), and chevra kadisha (sacred [burial] society).

SHABBAT

Shabbat (Shah-BOT, or SHAH-boss) שבת

The progenitor of the English word “sabbath,” Shabbat refers to the Jewish day of rest. Observed from Friday afternoon until Saturday evening since our Exodus from Egypt, Shabbat is celebrated with special prayers, candle-lighting (on Friday afternoon), feasting, and resting.

AHAVAH

Ahavah (ah-hah-VAH) אהבה

This is the Hebrew noun for “love.” The Torah speaks extensively about love: Ahavah of Isaac toward his wayward son, Esau; Ahavah of Jacob toward his wife Rachel; Ahavah between G‑d and His people; Ahavah we are to have for each other; and Ahavah we are enjoined to extend to “strangers” (converts).

EMETH

emeth - eh'-meth ( truth, faithfulness, reliability, firmness)

assuredly, establishment, faithful, right, sure, true, verity

Contracted from 'aman; stability; (figuratively) certainty, truth, trustworthiness -- assured(-ly), establishment, faithful, right, sure, true (-ly, -th), verity.