Bible Titles and Names of God, Jesus, and The Holy Spirit
A very powerful expanded deep dive study with scriptural citations and Greek, Hebrew, & Aramaic lexical nuances of the names and titles of God the Father, Jesus the Son, and The Holy Spirit. This study is guaranteed to increase your faith in God!
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God the Father (Elohim / Yahweh)
The titles below represent the foundational character of God as the Law-Giver, Provider, and the Eternal One. But before going into His other titles, we will look at the background of His actual name, which is YHWH (not Jehovah - click to see the other section on that common misconception).
Where in the old testament of the Bible does God say His name is YHWH and I AM?
This revelation is in Exodus 3
When Moses asks God for His name so he can tell the Israelites who sent him, God provides a two-part answer in Exodus 3:14–15:
"I AM" (Exodus 3:14): God said to Moses, "I AM WHO I AM." And He said, "Say this to the people of Israel: 'I AM has sent me to you.'"
Note: In Hebrew, this is Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh (אֶהְיֶה אֲשֶׁר אֶהְיֶה). Lexically, Ehyeh is the first-person form of the verb "to be." It is God’s personal declaration of His own self-existence—He is not dependent on anyone else for His being.
"YHWH" (Exodus 3:15): God also said to Moses, "Say this to the people of Israel: 'The LORD [YHWH], the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you.' This is my name forever, and thus I am to be remembered throughout all generations." Side note: Whenever you see "the LORD" in all capital letters in your Bible, it is a translation of YHWH.
The name YHWH (יהוה) is often called the Tetragrammaton (meaning "4 letter name"). It is the third-person form of the same root verb used in "I AM." While Ehyeh means "I AM," Yahweh means "He Is" or "He brings into being."
Yahweh / YHWH (יְהֹוָה): Exodus 3:14-15. The Self-Existent One; You ARE and You bring everything into being. We worship You, the Eternal God who is the source of all life! We praise You for Your covenant faithfulness; You are the One who was, who is, and who is to come, ever-present with Your people and true to Your holy Word forever.
Elohim (אֱלֹהִים): Genesis 1:1. The Supreme Being; the Strong One; the Plural of Majesty. We exalt You, the Mighty Creator who spoke the heavens into existence! Your name reveals the fullness of the Godhead, and we praise You as the Supreme Judge who rules over all with absolute power and divine order.
Adonai (אֲדֹנָי): Psalm 8:1. Lord or Master; signifying ownership. We bow before You as our absolute Sovereign! We praise You for Your rightful authority over our lives, honoring You as the Master who provides for His servants and the King whose reign is perfect and just.
El Shaddai (אֵל שַׁדַּי): Genesis 17:1. God Almighty; the All-Sufficient One. We glorify You, the God who is more than enough! We praise You for Your mountain-like strength and Your tender care that sustains us, satisfying every hunger and empowering us to walk uprightly in Your presence.
El Elyon (אֵל עֶלְיוֹן): Genesis 14:18. The Most High God; far above all powers. We lift Your name on high, for You are the Possessor of Heaven and Earth! We praise You as the God who sits far above all principalities and powers, whose decrees are final and whose glory fills the universe.
El Olam (אֵל עוֹלָם): Genesis 21:33. The Everlasting God; God beyond the horizon of time. We adore You, the God of Eternity! We praise You as the One who spans all generations, existing before time began and remaining the same forever, our secure anchor through every age.
El Roi (אֵל רֳאִי): Genesis 16:13. The God Who Sees Me; personal attentiveness. We honor You, the God of Vision! We praise You for Your watchful eye that never sleeps and Your personal care that finds us in our wilderness, for You are the One who sees our hearts and knows our needs.
Yahweh-Jireh (יְהֹוָה יִרְאֶה): Genesis 22:14. The LORD Will Provide; The LORD Will See to It. We thank You, the God who sees the need before it arises! We praise You for Your supernatural provision that is always on time, trusting that on the mountain of the LORD, everything we need has already been prepared.
Yahweh-Rapha (יְהֹוָה רֹפְאֶךָ): Exodus 15:26. The LORD Who Heals; to mend or make whole. We honor You, the Divine Physician! We praise You for Your power to mend what is broken and restore what is lost, for Your very presence brings wholeness to our bodies, souls, and spirits.
Yahweh-Nissi (יְהֹוָה נִסִּי): Exodus 17:15. The LORD My Banner; a rallying point for victory. We exalt You, our Banner of Victory! We praise You as the One we gather under in the heat of battle, for You are our triumph and our identity, leading us to overcome by Your mighty hand.
Yahweh-Mekoddishkem (יְהֹוָה מְקַדִּשְׁכֶם): Exodus 31:13. The LORD Who Sanctifies You; to set apart for holy use. We worship You, the Author of Holiness! We praise You for setting us apart as Your own and refining our hearts, making us a holy people dedicated to Your glory and Your purpose.
Yahweh-Shalom (יְהֹוָה שָׁלוֹם): Judges 6:24. The LORD is Peace; wholeness and tranquility. We exalt You, the Source of all tranquility! We praise You for the peace that surpasses understanding—a wholeness that guards our hearts and minds regardless of the storm.
Yahweh-Sabaoth (יְהֹוָה צְבָאוֹת): 1 Samuel 1:3. The LORD of Hosts; Captain of heaven's armies. We glorify You, the Commander of the Armies of Heaven! We praise You as the Lord of Hosts, whose angelic forces stand ready at Your word, protecting Your people and enforcing Your kingdom on earth.
Yahweh-Raah (יְהֹוָה רֹעִי): Psalm 23:1. The LORD My Shepherd; to pasture and be a companion. We adore You, our Good Shepherd! We praise You for leading us beside still waters and protecting us with Your rod and staff, for in Your companionship we lack no good thing.
Yahweh-Tsidkenu (יְהֹוָה צִדְקֵנוּ): Jeremiah 23:6. The LORD Our Righteousness; the source of our legal standing. We thank You, our Righteous God! We praise You for being our standing before the throne, for You have clothed us in Your own purity and justified us by Your grace.
Yahweh-Shammah (יְהֹוָה שָׁמָּה): Ezekiel 48:35. The LORD is There; His permanent presence. We celebrate Your abiding presence! We praise You as the God who never leaves us, for Your glory fills our lives and Your Spirit dwells within us, making us Your eternal habitation.
Yahweh-Hoseenu (יְהֹוָה עֹשֵׂנוּ): Psalm 95:6. The LORD Our Maker; acknowledging His craftsmanship. We honor You, our Creator! We praise You for the marvelous way You have fashioned us, for we are the work of Your hands and the sheep of Your pasture, created for Your pleasure.
El Gibbor (אֵל גִּבּוֹר): Isaiah 9:6. The Mighty God; a warrior full of strength. We exalt You, our Mighty Warrior! We praise You for Your invincible strength and Your prowess in battle, for You are the God who fights for us and wins the victory every time.
Abba (ἀββᾶ): Romans 8:15; Galatians 4:6. Father; signifying an intimate, familial relationship. We cry out to You, our beloved Father! We praise You for the intimacy we share as Your children, resting in Your perfect love and the security of Your eternal family.
Qanna (קַנָּא): Exodus 34:14. Jealous; protective passion for His covenant. We worship You, the God who is Jealous for us! We praise You for Your fierce, protective love that refuses to share our hearts with any other, for You are wholly devoted to Your people.
Jesus (The Son)
The titles of Jesus illustrate His deity, His redemptive work, and His future reign.
Yeshua / Jesus (יֵשׁוּעַ / Ἰησοῦς): Matthew 1:21. Yahweh is Salvation. We lift up the Name that is above every name! We praise You, Jesus, as our Savior and Deliverer, the One who has rescued us from darkness and brought us into the light of the Father's love.
Christos (Χριστός): Matthew 16:16. The Anointed One; Messiah. We worship You, the King anointed by the Spirit of God! We praise You as the fulfillment of all prophecy—our Great High Priest, our Final Prophet, and our Eternal King who reigns in righteousness.
Logos (Λόγος): John 1:1. The Word; the divine expression. We adore You, the Living Word! We praise You as the creative power of God made manifest, the Wisdom of the Father who came to dwell among us and reveal the heart of God to all mankind.
Immanuel (עִמָּנוּאֵל): Isaiah 7:14; Matthew 1:23. God With Us. We celebrate Your presence, for You are the miracle of the Incarnation! We praise You for never leaving us nor forsaking us, dwelling within us as the hope of glory.
Son of Man (ὁ υἱὸς τοῦ ἀνθρώπου): Daniel 7:13; Matthew 8:20. The Divine Human; the Eternal Ruler. We glorify You, the One who holds all dominion! We praise You for Your humility in taking on flesh and Your exaltation as the King of Glory who shall come on the clouds to rule the nations.
The Amen (ὁ Ἀμήν): Revelation 3:14. The faithful and true; the final word. We exalt You, the Amen of God! We praise You as the certainty of every promise and the final authority on all things, for Your word is true and Your faithfulness is everlasting.
Alpha and Omega (Α and Ω): Revelation 1:8. The First and the Last; the totality of existence. We exalt You, the Beginning and the End! We praise You as the One who encompasses all of history, the Author of our faith and the Perfecter of our souls, reigning from eternity to eternity.
Prince of Peace (שַׂר שָׁלוֹם): Isaiah 9:6. Sar Shalom; the ruler who brings total restoration. We worship You, our Prince of Peace! We praise You for Your government that brings an end to all chaos, restoring our souls and establishing Your kingdom of wholeness forever.
Wonderful Counselor (פֶּלֶא יוֹעֵץ): Isaiah 9:6. Extraordinary / Supernatural Strategist. We praise You, our Extraordinary Counselor! We exalt You for Your supernatural wisdom that guides us through every trial, providing the perfect strategy for every victory.
The Good Shepherd (ὁ ποιμὴν ὁ καλός): John 10:11. The noble and beautiful shepherd. We adore You, the Noble Shepherd! We praise You for Your sacrificial love in laying down Your life for the sheep, leading us with beauty and excellence into the Father's fold.
The Bread of Life (ὁ ἄρτος τῆς ζωῆς): John 6:35. The source of spiritual sustenance and satisfaction. We worship You, the True Manna from Heaven! We praise You as the only one who can truly satisfy the hunger of the human soul, sustaining our spirits and providing every nutrient we need for eternal life.
The Light of the World (τὸ φῶς τοῦ κόσμου): John 8:12. The one who dispels spiritual darkness and provides direction. We exalt You, the Radiant Glory of God! We praise You for being the light that no darkness can overcome, illuminating our path and guiding our steps out of the shadows of death into Your marvelous truth.
The Resurrection and the Life (ἡ ἀνάστασις καὶ ἡ ζωή): John 11:25. The power over death itself. We glorify You, the Conqueror of the Grave! We praise You as the source of all vitality and the one who has swallowed up death in victory, for in You we possess a life that can never be extinguished.
The True Vine (ἡ ἄμπελος ἡ ἀληθινή): John 15:1. The source of all spiritual fruitfulness. We adore You, the Root and Source of our strength! We praise You for the divine life that flows from You into us, for as we abide in You, we are empowered to bear much fruit that remains for the glory of the Father.
Lamb of God (ἀμνὸς τοῦ Θεοῦ): John 1:29. The spotless sacrificial substitute. We gaze upon Your beauty, O Lamb of God! We praise You for Your perfect sacrifice on the cross, for by Your precious blood, we have been redeemed, cleansed, and made whole.
Lion of the Tribe of Judah (ὁ λέων ὁ ἐκ τῆς φυλῆς Ἰούδα): Revelation 5:5. The conquering King from David's line. We hail You, the Lion of Judah! We praise You as the conquering King who has prevailed to open the scrolls of history, ruling with strength and majesty over all the earth.
High Priest (Archiereus / ἀρχιερεύς): Hebrews 4:14. Our representative and advocate. We exalt You, our Great High Priest! We praise You for Your perpetual intercession on our behalf, standing in the Holy of Holies to represent us before the Father with perfect love.
The Last Adam (ὁ ἔσχατος Ἀδάμ): 1 Corinthians 15:45. Head of a new, redeemed humanity. We glorify You, the Last Adam! We praise You for undoing the fall and becoming the source of a new life for all who believe, leading us into a new creation of righteousness.
Author and Finisher of Our Faith (ἀρχηγὸς καὶ τελειωτής): Hebrews 12:2. The pioneer and perfecter. We worship You, the Author of our salvation! We praise You for pioneering the path of faith and for Your commitment to finishing the good work You have started within us.
The Bright and Morning Star (ὁ ἀστὴρ ὁ λαμπρὸς ὁ πρωϊνός): Revelation 22:16. The promise of a new day. We look to You, the Morning Star! We praise You for the light that heralds the coming of Your eternal kingdom, dispelling the night and filling our hearts with the hope of the dawn.
The 7 Metaphorical and 5 Absolute "I AM" Statements of Jesus
The 7 Metaphorical "I AM" Statements of Jesus
"I am the Bread of Life" (John 6:35, 48, 51)
This occurs after the feeding of the 5,000. The crowd followed Jesus wanting more physical food, but He redirected their "expectation" toward the spiritual. He explained that just as manna sustained Israel in the wilderness, He is the true sustenance from Heaven. To "eat" this bread means to believe and abide in Him, shifting from a hunger for temporary miracles to a reliance on the Eternal Source.
"I am the Light of the World" (John 8:12; 9:5)
Jesus spoke this during the Feast of Tabernacles, likely near the giant candelabra that illuminated the Temple. Amidst a culture celebrating the pillar of fire that led Israel, Jesus declared Himself the fulfillment of that light. He then physically demonstrated this claim in the next chapter by healing a man born blind, proving that He provides both the "light" of truth and the "sight" of faith.
"I am the Door (or Gate) of the Sheep" (John 10:7, 9)
In a discourse on spiritual authority, Jesus used the imagery of a sheepfold. In the ancient Near East, a shepherd would often sleep across the entrance of the fold, literally becoming the "door." Jesus is teaching that He is the exclusive point of entry for salvation and protection; any other way is the path of a thief. He provides the "safe passage" for the sheep to move from the dangers of the world into the "pasture" of God’s presence.
"I am the Good Shepherd" (John 10:11, 14)
Continuing the sheepfold imagery, Jesus contrasts Himself with "hired hands" who flee when the wolf comes. He emphasizes His intimate knowledge of His sheep (Da’at) and His voluntary sacrifice. This title fulfills the promise of Psalm 23, showing that the Sovereign Lord has come in the flesh to guide, protect, and ultimately lay down His life for His covenant people.
"I am the Resurrection and the Life" (John 11:25)
Spoken to Martha outside the tomb of Lazarus. Martha had a "Not Yet" theology—she believed in a future resurrection. Jesus corrected her by declaring that the Resurrection was standing right in front of her. This is a primary example of the Law of Expectation: Jesus demanded she believe in His current identity as Life itself before He called Lazarus forth from the grave.
"I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life" (John 14:6)
At the Last Supper, Thomas asked how they could know the way to where Jesus was going. Jesus responded by declaring Himself the singular path to the Father. Lexically, the use of the definite article (hē) before each noun signifies exclusivity. He is not just a teacher of the way; He is the physical "Highway of Holiness" (Isaiah 35:8) that bridges the gap between God and man.
"I am the True Vine" (John 15:1, 5)
Likely spoken as they walked toward Gethsemane, perhaps passing the golden vine on the Temple gates. Jesus identifies Himself as the source of all spiritual "sap" or vitality. He warns that a branch cannot bear fruit by its own effort—it must abide. This underscores that Persistent Faith is not about trying harder, but about staying connected to the Ego Eimi who produces the fruit through us.
The 5 "Absolute" I AM Declarations of Jesus
These are instances where Jesus uses Egō Eimi without a predicate, claiming the Divine Name of God directly.
To the Samaritan Woman (John 4:26): When she spoke of the coming Messiah, Jesus replied, "I who speak to you, I AM." This was His first clear self-revelation, identifying His "already" presence to a woman looking for a "not yet" Savior.
On the Stormy Sea (John 6:20): As the disciples were terrified by the storm, Jesus walked on the water and said, "I AM; do not be afraid." He was claiming sovereignty over the chaos, reminding them that the Creator of the waves was in their midst.
To the Pharisees (John 8:58): In His most controversial statement, Jesus declared, "Before Abraham was, I AM." The Jews immediately picked up stones to kill Him because they knew He was claiming to be the eternal, self-existent YHWH of the burning bush.
At His Arrest (John 18:5-8): When the soldiers asked for Jesus of Nazareth, He replied, "I AM." The power of the Name was so great that the entire mob "drew back and fell to the ground." Even in His surrender, His Title carried the weight of the universe.
Before the Sanhedrin (Mark 14:62): When asked if He was the Christ, Jesus replied, "I AM," and added that they would see the Son of Man coming on the clouds. This merged His identity as the "I AM" with the Daniel 7 prophecy of the eternal King.
The Holy Spirit
The Spirit's names describe His power, His role in the believer, and His identity as God.
Ruach HaKodesh (רוּחַ הַקֹּדֶשׁ): Psalm 51:11. The Holy Spirit; the wind or breath of God. We praise You, the Breath of Life! We exalt You as the Holy Spirit who moves with power and purity, breathing Your divine life into our spirits and setting us apart for God's holy use.
Pneuma (πνεῦμα): John 3:8. Spirit or Wind; invisible yet powerful movement. We worship You, the Wind of God! We praise You for Your sovereign movement that blows where it wishes, bringing the atmosphere of heaven to earth and transforming everything You touch.
Parakletos (παράκλητος): John 14:16, 26. Advocate, Comforter, Encourager, and Helper. We thank You, our Constant Companion! We praise You for standing alongside us as our legal Advocate, comforting us in our trials and strengthening us with Your divine aid.
Spirit of Truth (τὸ πνεῦμα τῆς ἀληθείας): John 16:13. The Infallible Guide to Reality. We exalt You, our Teacher and Guide! We praise You for leading us into all truth, illuminating the Scriptures, and constantly pointing us to the glory of Jesus Christ.
Spirit of Adoption (πνεῦμα υἱοθεσίας): Romans 8:15. Granting the legal standing of sons and daughters. We glorify You, the Spirit of Adoption! We praise You for the witness You bear with our spirits that we are children of God, releasing us from fear and bringing us into the Father's inheritance.
Spirit of Life (τὸ πνεῦμα τῆς ζωῆς): Romans 8:2. The agent of the God-kind of life. We honor You, the Spirit of Life! We praise You for quickening our mortal bodies and imparting the very life of God to our souls, making us vibrant and fruitful in Your service.
Spirit of Wisdom and Revelation (πνεῦμα σοφίας καὶ ἀποκαλύψεως): Ephesians 1:17. Opening eyes to spiritual reality. We worship You, the Revealer of Christ! We praise You for opening the eyes of our hearts to see the hope of our calling and the riches of the glory of His inheritance in the saints.
Spirit of Grace and Supplication (רוּחַ חֵן וְתַחֲנוּנִים): Zechariah 12:10. Empowering favor and prayer. We exalt You, the Spirit of Prayer! We praise You for the grace You pour out upon us and the way You help our infirmities, making intercession through us according to the will of God.
Spirit of Burning / Judgment (רוּחַ מִשְׁפָּט וְרוּחַ בָּעֵר): Isaiah 4:4. Purifying and refining the believer. We honor You, the Refining Fire! We praise You for Your work of purification, burning away the dross and refining our character until we reflect the brilliance of the Lord.
The Promise of the Father (ἡ ἐπαγγελία τοῦ πατρός): Acts 1:4. The prophesied gift poured out. We celebrate You, the Promised Gift! We praise You for Your outpouring that has clothed us with power from on high, fulfilling the ancient words and empowering the church for global harvest.
Spirit of Glory (τὸ τῆς δόξης πνεῦμα): 1 Peter 4:14. The presence of God resting on those going through trial. We adore You, the Spirit of Glory! We praise You for the weight of Your presence that rests upon us, especially in times of trial, manifesting the brilliance of God's nature through our lives.
Spirit of Holiness (πνεῦμα ἁγιωσύνης): Romans 1:4. Empowering resurrection and separation. We worship You, the Spirit of Holiness! We praise You for the power that raised Jesus from the dead and for the sanctification You work in us, marking us as the property of the Living God.
The Seal (σφραγίζω): Ephesians 1:13. God’s mark of ownership and guarantee. We thank You, the Holy Seal of God! We praise You for the mark of ownership You have placed upon us, guaranteeing our safety and our arrival at our eternal destination.
The Guarantee / Pledge (ἀρραβών): 2 Corinthians 1:22. The down payment of our inheritance. We exalt You, our Divine Pledge! We praise You for being the earnest of our inheritance, the first-fruits of the glory that is to come, confirming every promise of God to our hearts.
Power of the Highest (δύναμις Ὑψίστου): Luke 1:35. The role in the miraculous. We glorify You, the Power of the Most High! We praise You for the overshadowing of Your presence that brings forth the miraculous, for nothing is impossible with You.
The 7-Fold Nature of the Holy Spirit as Prophesied in Isaiah 11:2
Spirit of Wisdom (רוּחַ חָכְמָה - Ruach Chokmah) *also in Ephesians 1:17.
Lexical Nuance: In the Hebrew lexicon, Chokmah is more than intellectual "smarts"; it refers to skill, craftsmanship, and the ability to produce a desired result. It is the same word used for the artisans who built the Tabernacle. In the Greek (Sophia), it implies the deep insight into the true nature of things.
Application: Wisdom is the "applied knowledge" of the Kingdom. It is the Spirit giving you the "know-how" to navigate the "Not Yet" season. When the disciples in Matthew 17 failed, they had the authority, but they lacked the Chokmah—the spiritual skill—to apply their faith effectively against that specific kind of stubborn spirit.
Spirit of Divine Skill and Craftsmanship - We praise You, the Master Architect! We exalt You for granting us the skill to build our lives upon the Word, skillfully navigating every season with Your supernatural insight.
Spirit of Understanding (רוּחַ בִּינָה - Ruach Binah)
Lexical Nuance: Binah comes from the root biyn, which means "to separate" or "to distinguish." It is the faculty of discernment—the ability to see between the lines. It is the power to look at a chaotic situation and discern exactly what God is doing in the midst of it.
Application: This is crucial for the Law of Expectation. Understanding allows you to look at a body that is still showing symptoms and "separate" the temporary physical fact from the eternal spiritual truth. Like Abraham, who "understood" that God was able to raise Isaac even from the dead (Hebrews 11:19), this Spirit allows you to stay grounded in God's promise when your senses are telling you otherwise.
Spirit of Perfect Discernment and Insight - We worship You, the One who reveals the deep things of God! We praise You for the clarity to distinguish truth from error and for the spiritual eyes to see Your hand moving in our lives.
Spirit of Counsel (רוּחַ עֵצָה - Ruach Etzah)
Lexical Nuance: Etzah refers to advice, deliberation, or a "plan of action." In a royal court, the Etzah was the strategy given to a King before going to war.
Application: The Spirit doesn’t just offer "suggestions"; He provides the divine blueprint. When you are in the "Not Yet" phase of a miracle, the Spirit of Counsel gives you the specific instructions (the "Expectation") needed to move into the "Already done."
Spirit of Divine Strategy and Plan - We exalt You, our Great Counselor! We praise You for the divine blueprints You provide, guiding our every step and ensuring that our lives align with the perfect will of the Father.
Spirit of Might (רוּחַ גְּבוּרָה - Ruach Geburah)
Lexical Nuance: Geburah is a warrior term meaning strength, bravery, or "mighty acts." It is the same root used for the Gibborim (mighty men of valor).
Application: If Counsel is the "plan," Might is the execution. This is the power the disciples lacked in Matthew 17—not because the Spirit was absent, but because their wavering expectation blocked the manifestation of Geburah.
Spirit of Supernatural Strength and Valor - We glorify You, the Spirit of Power! We praise You for the warrior-strength You impart to us, making us bold in our witness and triumphant over every work of the enemy.
Spirit of Knowledge (רוּחַ דַּעַת - Ruach Da’at)
Lexical Nuance: Da’at is not merely intellectual information; it is experiential intimacy. It is the same word used when a man "knows" his wife.
Application: This Spirit allows you to "know" God’s will so intimately that you are no longer guessing. Like Abraham, who "knew" God’s promise so deeply he was able to hope against hope, the Spirit of Knowledge grounds your faith in reality, not just wishful thinking.
Spirit of Experiential Intimacy with God - We honor You, the Spirit who reveals the Father’s heart! We praise You for the gift of knowing God intimately, moving beyond information into a deep, relational encounter with the Living God.
Spirit of the Fear of the Lord (רוּחַ יִרְאַת יְהֹוָה - Ruach Yirat Yahweh)
Lexical Nuance: Yirah means "awe," "reverence," or a "holy dread." It is the recognition of God’s absolute holiness and weight (Kavod).
Application: This is the "beginning of wisdom." It keeps the believer from treating the promises of God as common. It creates the stable foundation of Persistent Faith by keeping the heart aligned with God’s sovereignty, ensuring that when miracles happen, the glory is never misdirected.
Spirit of Holy Awe and Reverence - We bow in Your presence, O Spirit of Holiness! We praise You for the reverence You cultivate within us, keeping our hearts aligned with God's majesty and grounded in Your glorious truth.
