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genesis - An explanation of El Shadai, please! - Biblical Hermeneutics . . . 1 Does the Biblical term, El Shadai, mean mountaintop god, or perhaps, The Many Breasted God? I have seen both answers presented as truth claims! Gen 17:1 (NLT) - When Abram was ninety-nine years old, the LORD appeared to him and said, “I am El-Shaddai—‘God Almighty ’ Serve me faithfully and live a blameless life
How is El-Shaddai translated in the Septuagint? The title "El-Shaddai" has been traditionally translated in English as "God Almighty", but this is increasingly disputed However a way of understanding what the word meant historically and is how it was historically been translated
El shaddai word meaning - Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange Yet another possible meaning of El Shaddai is “The God of the Mountain ” Some Messianic teachers say shaddai comes from the Akkadian word shaddu, meaning “mountain ” God lives in heaven, but He also inhabited a mountain top—Mount Sinai It was on this mountain Moses met with God and received the Ten Commandments
Why does God say he revealed his name, Yahweh, only to Moses? Umberto Cassuto said El Shaddai referred to God as the giver of fertility (because El Shaddai is connected to Gen 17:1-2 and other passages with being fruitful) while YHWH is the One who carries out those promises The patriarchs knew the name but they had no experience of what was entailed in the name W J Martin has suggested this translation
How do we reconcile Genesis 15:7 and Exodus 6:3? [duplicate] In Exodus God tells Moses Exodus 6:3 quot;I appeared to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob as El Shaddai, but by my name YHWH I did not make myself known quot; However, in Genesis, God says to Abraham G
Does the use of El-Gibbor in Isaiah 9:6 substantiate the Deity of . . . Does the use of el gibbor (Mighty God) in the Isaiah prophecy prove Jesus was God, according to Jewish scriptures, and that His claim was justified? For unto us is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be upon His shoulders And He will be called Wonderful counselor, Mighty God (el gibbor), Everlasting Father, Ruler over Peace
hebrew - To whom does El-Gibbor refer in Isaiah 9? - Biblical . . . El-Gibbor strongly parallels names like Ishmael ("God has hearkened") and Elizabeth ("God's promise") According to a footnote in the NET Bible: גִּבּוֹר (gibbor) is probably an attributive adjective (“mighty God”), though one might translate “God is a warrior” or “God is mighty ” Scholars have interpreted this title is two
hebrew - Is El-Shaddai Sky God where Sky=Breasts? - Biblical . . . As El Shaddai God manifested himself to the patriarchs (Exo 6:3): specifically to Abraham, Gen 17:1; to Isaac, Gen 28:3; and to Jacob, Gen 35:11; Gen 43:14, Gen 48:3 The context for most of these references is the covenant, more precisely the command for obedience and faithfulness on the part of the vassal and the promise of progeny by God
By what Name did God reveal Himself to Abraham? After some consideration (incl your quote of Gen 17:7 and subsequent El-Shaddai-texts) I feel even more that 'God Almighty' or similar are less likely original (The catastrophy of the destruction of Jerusalem could account for a desire to introduce a more universal and powerful name of God than one of personal attachment
What does pantokrator mean? - Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange El Shadai אֵל שָׁדַּי does have another meaning though The word שָׁד ShaD has a much closer grammatical connection to ShaDai and it means – “breast ” Moreover, when a word ends with an “i”or “ai” it is almost always means “my” So, literally, “El Shadai” could very well mean “God (is) my Breast s”