

The Biblical Names of God: 1. Elohim, Adonai and I Am
Jun 26, 2025
The discussion dives into the significance of names in the Bible, revealing deeper meanings and connections. Names like Adam are explored to uncover humanity's creation and purpose. The link between Jesus as the New Adam and the restoration of life after the Fall is fascinating. Eve's identity is tied to the Theotokos, emphasizing the theme of renewal. The sacredness of God's name and the implications of 'I Am' are examined, reflecting on how these names foster a relationship with the divine and enriching communion in worship.
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Names Describe Character And Origin
- Names in Genesis carry character and origin, e.g., Adam means 'from the ground'.
- A name describes essence, not just identity.
Breath Gives The Living Soul
- God breathed a living soul into Adam, a gift unique to humans.
- Jesus as the New Adam restores that living soul after the fall.
Adam Naming The Animals
- Fr Romanos recounts Genesis where God brings animals to Adam to name them.
- Adam names each creature, giving them character and identity.