Category: Religion, Doctrine & Theory

This name is a “Notariqon” (an abbreviation). Each letter stands for a word and this name stands for Atah Gebor Le-Olam Adonai (You are strong for-ever my-Lord). The only other name of God to include “Gebor” is the name associated with Geburah so for some people this is relevant, but it does not fit neatly…

No-one really knows how this name is pronounced for sure. It is said to be the name which was used by the priests of Israel to invoke their god into their temple. In myth once a year the High Priest would go into the temple and say this name only that one time. To waste…

This name is pronounced Adonai and literally means “My Lord”. Where other names are not spoken to avoid blaspheming this name is substituted so for many people of the Jewish faith it is the most common word for God and because it so frequently used it represents the dedicant’s own experience of deity in their…

Pronounced Elohim this is one of the more interesting names of god. Eloh means god and is treated as a male word but the ending of the word in H would indicate it is feminine. It is the same word as Allah, but in another language (Semitic based languages are unpointed and will often throw…

This name is the equivalent of saying “I be” in English. I appears in the Bible with the famous line “I am that I am”. This is symbolic of the ultimate transcendental state where one realizes what their ultimate connectivity to the universe is. In this state of being no thought occurs because it transcends…