This document discusses different names of God found in the Bible and their meanings. It explores titles like El, Elohim, El Shaddai, Adonai, El Roi, and Jehovah (Yahweh). Jehovah emphasizes God's eternality and that he is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Jesus is also identified as Jehovah. The name I Am invites people to see how God can meet their specific needs, such as being the light, bread of life, or Good Shepherd. Overall, the document focuses on learning about God through his biblical names and how he provides for people.

1. What do I
know
about God?

2. The name of
God.
EL

3. God the creator
Elohi

4. God the most
high
El

5. Almighty,
most powerful.
El
Shaddai

6. My Master
Adonai

7. The God Who Sees
El Roi

8. What do I
know
about God?

9. The name of God
I AM
Jehovah

10. I am Jehovah, that is My name; I will
not give My glory to another, Nor
My praise to graven images.“
(Isaiah 42:8)

11. JEHOVAH
(YAHWEH)

12. Note that when a Bible
translation has LORD in all caps
--it signifies...JEHOVAH

13. God is I AM
Speaks of God's eternality and
life beyond the grave
(not "I was" but "I am" implying
they still exist)

14. Lamentations 3:24 (NASB95)
24 “The Lord is my portion,”
says my soul, “Therefore I have
hope in Him.”

15. Jesus is Jehovah
I AM anything & everything you
will ever need.
If this is true then I must make the daily
choice to come into His presence, to cry
out to Him, to listen to Him and then to
trust His guidance.

16. He always WAS. He always IS.
He always WILL BE.
We all need Someone in this life
Who will never change.

17. Jehovah is the same,
yesterday, today, and
forever.
Remember this when reading
the Bible stories in the OT.
The same God that parted
the Red Sea is here today to

18. The name I Am invites us to fill in the blank to
meet our need –
When we are in darkness, Jesus says I am the
light;

19. The name I Am invites us to fill in the blank to
meet our need –
when we are hungry, He says I am the bread
of life.
What does it mean to be spiritually hungry?

20. The name I Am invites us to fill in the blank to
meet our need –
When we are defenseless, He says I am the
Good Shepherd.
God is what we need.