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Episode 4: Names
Part 2: Jehovah
God introduced Himself as "Jehovah," which means He wants a close relationship with us.
This name shows us who He really is—a loving, dependable, and ever-present God. This name shows us who He really is—a loving, dependable, and ever-present God. This name shows us who He really is—a loving, dependable, and ever-present God.
This name shows us that God wants to have a real, personal relationship with each of us. It reveals His character as adoring, steadfast, and always present in our lives.
In the Bible, when God introduces Himself to Moses in Exodus 3:14, He says, “I AM WHO I AM.” This powerful statement tells us that God is eternal—He’s always existed, never changes, and doesn’t rely on anything else to be who He is.
Think about it: while everything around us can feel uncertain and chaotic, God is our constant. Think about it: while everything around us can feel uncertain and chaotic, God is our constant. Think about it: while everything around us can feel uncertain and chaotic, God is our constant.
Just like Moses experienced God in a burning bush, we can feel His presence in our everyday lives, especially when we’re going through hard times. He shows up when we need Him most, reminding us that we are never alone.
The name Jehovah also embodies qualities like love, justice, mercy, and grace. The name Jehovah also embodies qualities like love, justice, mercy, and grace. The name Jehovah also embodies qualities like love, justice, mercy, and grace.
Understanding these traits can really deepen our faith. It’s like knowing you have a friend who always has your back, no matter what. In the New Testament, Jesus gives us a clearer picture of God’s character by showing extreme love and sacrifice for us. This means that God is not just an abstract idea or a distant figure; He genuinely desires a close relationship with each of us.
When God calls Himself "I Am," He emphasizes His self-sufficiency and eternal nature. He is solid and unchanging, which can be a huge comfort in a world where everything feels so up in the air.
Many of us are searching for identity and purpose and knowing that Jehovah is our anchor can help us feel grounded. It’s a reminder that, even in a society that shifts constantly, we have a solid foundation in God’s presence and promises. Many of us are searching for identity and purpose and knowing that Jehovah is our anchor can help us feel grounded. It’s a reminder that, even in a society that shifts constantly, we have a solid foundation in God’s presence and promises. Many of us are searching for identity and purpose and knowing that Jehovah is our anchor can help us feel grounded. It’s a reminder that, even in a society that shifts constantly, we have a solid foundation in God’s presence and promises.
Jehovah understands our struggles and helps us find meaning in our lives. He sees the pain and challenges we face, hears our cries for help, and reaches out to lift us up. Imagine going through a tough time and feeling like no one understands—you can trust that God sees you and wants to help you through it.
All the names of God come together perfectly in Jesus Christ. He said, “Before Abraham was, I am,” showing us that He embodies the essence of Jehovah. Jesus is the bread of life, the light of the world, and the good Shepherd who guides us. Through Him, we see what it means to have a loving and personal God.
Remember how deeply God loves you and how close He is to you. He’s not just a distant figure; He’s a friend, a guide, and a source of strength. You can go through this journey with Him knowing that the great "I Am" is with you, leading you, supporting you, and helping you live the best, most fulfilling lives.
Scripture References:Exodus 3:14,John 8
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