Sabado, Oktubre 1, 2011

ANG 72 NAMES OF GODS


72 NAMES OF GOD


Bardon         Agrippa           Abulafia
1 Vehu-iah       Vehu-jah         Vaheva[-yah]
2 Jeli-el          Jeli-el          Yolayo[-el]
3 Sita-el          Sita-el          Sayote[-el]
4 Elem-iah      Elem-jah        Ealame[-yah]
5 Mahas-iah      Mahas-jah      Meheshi[-yah]
6 Lelah-el         Lelah-el        Lalahe[-el]
7 Acha-iah        Acha-jah        Aacahe[-yah]
8 Kahet-el        Cahet-el        Cahetha[-el]
9 Azi-el          Hazi-el         Hezayo[-el]
10 Alad-iah        Alad-jah       Aalada[-yah]
11 Lauv-iah         Lavi-jah       Laaava[-yah]
12 Haha-iah       Haha-jah      Heheea[-yah]
13 Jezal-el       Jezal-el       Yozala[-el]
14 Mebah-el       Mebah-el       Mebehe[-el]
15 Hari-el        Hari-el        Hereyo[-el]
16 Hakam-iah       Hakam-jah       Heqome[-yah]
17 Lano-iah         Leav-jah        Laaava[-yah]
18 Kali-el            Cali-el          Calayo[-el]
19 Leuv-iah          Levu-jah        Lavava[-yah]
20 Pahal-iah           Pahal-iah         Pehela[-yah]
21 Neleka-el        Nelcha-el       Nulaca[-el]
22 Jeiai-el        Jeii-el        Yoyoyo[-el]
23 Melah-el         Melah-el        Melahe[-el]
24 Hahu-iah        Hahvi-ja     Cheheva[-yah]
25 Nith-Ha-iah      Nitha-jah      Nuthahe[-yah]
26 Haa-iah     Haa-jah     Heaaaa[-yah]
27 Jerath-el    Jerath-el     Yoretha[-el]
28 See-iah     See-jah     Shiaahe[-yah]
29 Reii-el    Reii-el        Reyoyo[-el]
30 Oma-el      Oma-el      Aavame[-el]
31 Lekab-el     Lecab-el      Lacabe[-el]
32 Vasar-iah      Vasar-jah     Vashire[-yah]
33 Jehu-iah      Jehu-jah     Yocheva[-yah]
34 Lahab-iah     Lehah-jah     Laheche[-yah]
35 Kevak-iah    Cavac-jah     Cavako[-yah]
36 Menad-el     Manad-el     Menuda[-el]
37 Ani-el       Ani-el        Aanuyo[-el]
38 Haam-iah     Haam-jah    Heeame[-yah]
39 Reha-el     Reha-el     Reheea[-el]
40 Ieiaz-el     Jeiaz-el    Yoyoza[-el]
41 Hahah-el     Haha-el     Hehehe[-el]
42 Mika-el     Mica-El     Meyoca[-el]
43 Veubi-ah    Veval-jah    Vavala[-yah]
44 Ielah-iah    Jelah-jah    Yolahe[-yah]
45 Seal-iah    Saal-jah    Saaala[-yah]
46 Ari-el      Ari-el      Eareyo[-el]
47 Asal-iah     Asal-jah    Eashila[-yah]
48 Miha-el       Miha-el       Meyohe[-el]
49 Vehu-el      Vehu-el     Vaheva[-el]
50 Dani-el      Dani-el     Danuyo[-el]
51 Hahas-iah     Hahas-jah     Hecheshi[-yah]
52 Imam-iah     Imam-jah     Eameme[-yah]
53 Nana-el     Nana-el      Nunuaa[-el]
54 Nitha-el      Nitha-el     Nuyotha[-el]
55 Meba-iah     Mebah-jah     Mebehe[-yah]
56 Poi-El       Poi-El        Pevayo[-el]
57 Nemam-iah     Nemam-jah    Numeme[-yah]
58 Jeial-el      Jeiali-el      Yoyola[-el]
59 Harah-el       Harah-el      Hereche[-el]
60 Mizra-el      Mizra-el      Mezare[-el]
61 Umab-el       Umab-el      Vamebe[-el]
62 Jah-H-el       Jahh-el       Yohehe[-el]
63 Anianu-el       Anav-el       Eanuva[-el]
64 Mehi-el       Mehi-el       Mecheyo[-el]
65 Damab-iah      Damab-jah      Damebe[-yah]
66 Manak-el       Menak-el       Menuko[-el]
67 Eiai-el        Eia-el        Aayoea[-el]
68 Habu-iah        Habu-jah        Chebeva[-yah]
69 Roch-el       Roeh-el       Reaahe[-el]
70 Jabam-iah       Jabam-jah       Yobeme[-yah]
71 Hai-el        Haiai-el        Heyoyo[-el]
72 Mum-iah        Mum-jah       Mevame[-yah]

2 komento:

  1. dapat nakalagay ang bersikulo kung saan makikita ang mga ngalan na naibahagi dito para silbing reference oh patunay na ang mga ibinabahagi ay mula sa kaban ng tipan,.

    TumugonBurahin
  2. Ganito ang sample,. hindi tulad nyan mga naibahagi mo na walang indikasyon kung saan makikita,. : Abba —transliteration of the Greek: Ἀββᾶ
    refers to God the Father
    Meaning: Father
    Aramaic transliteration: Abbā—meaning: Daddy
    Mark 14:36; Romans 8:15; Galatians 4:6
    Abi or ab —transliteration from Hebrew
    Hebrew: אָב
    Meaning: Father
    Psalm 68:5; Malachi 2:10
    Abi ’ad —transliteration from Hebrew
    Hebrew: אֲבִיעַ֖ד
    Meaning: “Eternal Father”
    refers to the Messiah
    Isaiah 9:6
    Abinu —transliteration from Hebrew
    refers to Jehovah (Yahweh)
    Hebrew: אָבִ֔ינוּ
    Meaning: “Our Father”
    Isaiah 63:16 KJV, etc.
    Abir or Abhir —transliteration from Hebrew
    Hebrew: אביר
    Meaning: “The Mighty One”
    Adam —Hebrew: הָֽאָדָ֜ם
    refers to Jesus Christ
    The 2nd Person of the Divine Trinity is called The Last Adam or The Second Adam.
    1 Corinthians 15:45 KJV; Romans 5:12-21 KJV
    Greek: ὁ ἔσχατος Ἀδάμ —transliteration: Eschatos Adam
    Adonai —transliteration from Hebrew
    Hebrew: אֲדֹנָי (A-D-N)
    Meaning: My LORD (a substitute for “YHWH” in Judaism)
    Greek: Κύριος —transliteration: Kyrios
    Adonai Elohei-Tzva’ot —adapation and transliteration from Hebrew
    Amos 4:13 CJB, TLV
    “The Lord, The God of hosts” —Amos 4:13 KJV
    “The Lord God of hosts” —NKJV, NASB, WYC
    “The Lord God Almighty” —NIV
    “Yahweh Elohe Tsebaoth” —NOG
    Advocate or “Advocate with the Father” or Our Advocate
    refers to Jesus Christ who is an advocate to the Father for his regenerate followers
    1 John 2:1-2a NASB—“My little children, I am writing these things to you so that you may not sin. And if anyone sins, we have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous; and He Himself is the propitiation for our sins…”
    `Akal `Esh —transliteration from Hebrew
    Hebrew: אֹכְלָ֖ה ה֑וּא
    Meaning: “A Consuming Fire”
    Deuteronomy 4:24 KJV; Exodus 15:7 KJV; Exo. 24:17 KJV
    Akrogoniaios akrogoniaios lithos —transliteration from Greek
    Meaning: “Chief Cornerstone”
    Ephesians 2:20; 1 Peter 2:6
    Allah —a contraction of the word al-Ilah or al-Ilāh (meaning “the god”) —contraction variations: Al-lāh and Allāh
    The name “Allah” does not belong to Islam; it was used by Jews, Arabic peoples and Christians long BEFORE the existence of Islam. The word “Allah” does not appear in the Hebrew or Greek Scriptures of the Old or New Testament, however neither does the word “god.”
    Compare to Hebrew el (god) and elah (or el ah) (meaning god) and eloah (god)
    Arabic: الله
    Aramaic transliteration: Elah and ʼĔlāhā (emphatic)

    Almost all Western Christians avoid using this word for the Supreme Being, as, in their culture, it is too strongly associated with Islam—and Christians and Muslims do not really worship the same god and the two religions are radically different in many crucial ways. So, while the god of Muslims is clearly a divergence from the One True God revealed in the Old and New Testament, why do many Arab CHRISTIANS and some Jews continue to refer to God as “Allah”? Answer
    The Almighty
    2 Corinthians 6:18 KJV; Rev. 1:8 KJV; Rev. 19:6 KJV; Nicene Creed

    God is Almighty because he is sovereign, omnipotent, omniscient, eternal and infinite.
    Almighty God
    Hebrew: אֵ֣ל שַׁדַּ֔י —transliteration: El Shaddai
    Genesis 17:1 KJV and Ezekiel 10:5 KJV
    Greek: Θεοῦ τοῦ Παντοκράτορος —transliteration: Theou tou Pantokratoros
    Revelation 19:15
    Meaning: Almighty God (Ruler of all, Ruler of the universe)
    The Alpha and the Omega
    Greek: τὸ Ἄλφα καὶ τὸ Ὦ
    Meaning: “The First and the Last,” “The Beginning and The End”
    Rev. 1:8, 11, 21:16, 22:13

    TumugonBurahin