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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 Thus documents like the LXX and the Targums are increasingly useful in this case
Why does God say he revealed his name, Yahweh, only to Moses? However, Rambam said that El Shaddai demonstrated the providential power of God while YHWH showed the miracle-working power 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
hebrew - To whom does El-Gibbor refer in Isaiah 9? - Biblical . . . Option 1 is almost certainly what Isaiah meant 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 ”
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
Relationship between Abrahamic and Canaanite religion? Did Abraham forsake the gods of his homeland in Mesopotamia only to embrace the brutish gods of Canaan? Granted that Abraham was not a monotheist and was probably not as harsh with polytheism as the Mosaic religion was, but why would Abraham identify his own deity (Yahweh or El Shaddai) with a foreign Canaanite deity?
What does pantokrator mean? - Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange If it's a compound word, I'm reasonably certain the first half of the word, παντο, means "all " But what does κράτωρ mean? Is παντοκράτωρ a word used outside of the New Testament at all? I'm curious too, for instance, how the LXX translates El-Shaddai, since that is typically rendered in modern English translations as "The Almighty" as well Are these related?
hebrew - Why does the KJV say JAH in Psalm 68:4? - Biblical . . . Replacing the name of The Most High, El Shaddai with the lord is neither translating nor transliterating His name is to be prayed to, worshipped, sung to, called upon, etc, this is a scriptural fact