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##Elohim##

##Adonai##

##Jehovah/Yahweh##

##Jehovah-Maccaddeshem##

##Jehovah-Rohi##

##Jehovah-Shammah##

##Jehovah-Rapha##

##Jehovah-Tsidkenu##

##Jehovah-Jireh##

##Jehovah-Nissi##

##Jehovah-Shalom##

##Jehovah-Sabbaoth##

##Jehovah-Gmolah##

##El-Elyon##

##El-Roi##

##El-Shaddai##

##El-Olam##

Elohim

The name "Elohim" means "God" and is a reference to God's power and might.

Adonai

Adonai means "Lord" and refers to the Lordship of God.

Jehovah/Yahweh

Translated as I am, I am who am, or I am who I am, and indicates God's personal, eternal, non-contingent nature. It is given to Moses by God when prompted for His name.

Jehovah-Maccaddeshem

Means "The Lord thy sanctifier"

Jehovah-Rohi

Jehovah-Shammah

Means "The Lord who is present"

Jehovah-Rapha

Means "The Lord our healer"

Jehovah-Tsidkenu

Means "The Lord our righteousness"

Jehovah-Jireh

Means "The Lord will provide"

Jehovah-Nissi

Means the "The Lord is my banner"

Jehovah-Shalom

Means "The Lord is peace"

Jehovah-Sabbaoth

Means the "Lord of hosts"

Jehovah-Gmolah

Means "The God of Recompense"

El-Elyon

Means "The most high God"

El-Roi

Means "The strong one who sees"

El-Shaddai

Means "The God of the mountains" or "God Almighty"

El-Olam

Means "The everlasting God"

##Jehovah-Yahweh##

##Jehovah/Yahweh##