Scriptural Names

Language: Hebrew

Reference: Genesis 17.1

Meaning: Almighty God

Language: Hebrew

Reference: Genesis 16.13

Meaning: A God who sees

Pronunciation: el-rói

Language: Hebrew

Pronunciation: Mi-cah-eel

Meaning: “Who is like God?”

Notes: The patron-angel (prince) of Israel (Daniel 10.13, 21; 12.1; cf. Jude 9; Revelation 12.7)

Language: Hebrew

Pronunciation: YAH-way (written without the vowels because it was considered too sacred to pronounce, resulting in the lose of the original pronunciation)

Meaning: “I am who I am”

Language: Aramaic

Pronunciation: Ye-shu-ah Me-shi-aacc

Meaning: “Jesus Christ” or “Messiah Jesus”; Yeshua is a contracted form of Joshua, which means “Yahweh is salvation”: “Christ” is from the Greek form of “Messiah”, which is Hebrew for “annointed.”

Language: Hebrew

Pronunciation: SAH-rah

Meaning: “princess” or “lady”:

Language: Hebrew

Pronunciation: re-fah-eel

Meaning: “God has healed”

Language: Hebrew

Pronunciation: RAH-cceel

Meaning: “ewe”

Language: Greek

Pronunciation: PAU-los

Meaning: his is the Greek form of the Latin name, Paulus, which means “small” or “humble” in Latin:

Matthew, in Hebrew (Mattiyah) means “gift of Yahweh”: