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Names and Titles of God

God’s personal name

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  • Paul Aasman

This article is about God's name Yahweh. Exodus 3:15 is discussed.

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God's Names

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  • Michael P. V. Barrett

This article looks at the names of God as they are revealed in the Old Testament. God's names reveal something about his being, commemorate an encounter with him, and declare some individual experience or relationship.

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Father-Ruler: The Meaning of the Metaphor "Father" for God in the Bible

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  • Aida Besancon Spencer

Spencer wants to clarify the nature of metaphor, simile, and analogy. It is further suggested that an aspect of metaphor, that is, the interconnection of an image, can help better explain the significance of God as Father.

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God as Father: Two Popular Theories Reconsidered

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  • Allen Mawhinney

Was Jesus' use of the word "abba" unique? What does it mean for a Christian to call God "Father"? The article reflects upon the significance of Christian sonship.

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Men are never duly touched and impressed with a conviction of their insignificance, until they have contrasted themselves with the majesty of God John Calvin