The Names of God: From Genesis to Jesus

What do you call the God who made everything?Before Israel had a temple, a king, or a single page of Scripture, God began telling His people who He was - one name at a time. He was Elohim when the world was formless. He was El Shaddai when Abraham was ninety-nine and out of options. He was Yahweh Jireh on a mountain where a father raised a knife over his son and God provided a ram instead.Every name was given in a moment of need. None of them were abstractions.The Names of God: From Genesis to Jesus walks through thirty of these Hebrew names in the order Scripture unfolds them - and follows each one forward into the New Testament, where it finds its fullest expression in Jesus Christ. The God who fed Israel with manna is the Bread of Life. The Rock in the wilderness is the Rock on whom we build. Nothing revealed in the Old Testament is discarded in the New. It is completed.Inside you'll find: - Thirty short chapters - a natural month of daily devotion- The Hebrew meaning of each name, explained without jargon- The Old Testament story where God revealed it, in its original setting- The New Testament fulfillment in Christ- A practical daily application for ordinary life- A short closing prayer for each chapter- All Scripture quoted from the King James VersionNames included: Elohim - El Elyon - El Roi - El Shaddai - El Olam - El Chai - El Gibbor - El Emunah - Yahweh - Adonai - Yahweh Qanna - Yahweh Sabaoth - Qadosh Yisrael - Yahweh Jireh - Yahweh Rapha - Yahweh Nissi - Yahweh M'Kaddesh - Yahweh Shalom - Yahweh Rohi - Yahweh Tsidkenu - Yahweh Shammah - Tsur - Ma'oz - Magen - Go'el - Shophet - Melek - Attiq Yomin - Eloah Selichot - AbbaWhether you are new to Scripture or have read it for decades, these names will meet you where you are - in the waiting room, the wilderness, the long night, and the ordinary morning.Book One of the Names of God series.