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1-2-10 Names of God Prayer


Reading (as usual) and as I was reading about the different names/characters of God it came to mind that I should be utilizing this information in a prayer.  Feel free to share it with others if you like.

Lord, I thank you that you are the creator of all things (Jehovah-Elohim); that you have provided all things necessary for my life and my calling (Jehovah-jireh); that you go as a banner before me and defeat my enemies (Jehovah-nissi, Jehovah-saboath), that you are a God of healing, not just physically, but, spiritually and mentally as well (Jehovah-rophe); that in all things you give me the peace (Jehovah-shalom) and the confidence (El Shaddai) that your hand is upon my life and that of my family, that because of your sacrifice I am considered righteous (Jehovah-tsidkenu) and pure (Jehovah-m’kaddesh); that you are always there watching over me, all I need do is call your name (Jehovah-shammah); that you are there to lead and guide me if I but watch and follow (Jehovah-rohi, Jehovah-elohay); that you alone are Lord and God (Jehovah-eloheenu, Jehovah-elyon, Jehovah-elohka); that you formed ME in my mother’s womb and care for ME (Jehovah-hoseenu); that you WILL NOT ever let me go or fall beyond your reach and THAT’S WHY I PRAISE YOU!

Melissa Going

(written previously – retyped 1\2\10 because can’t find it)

Elohim – Eternal Creator
El Shaddai – strength, comfort, confidence, nourishment
Jireh – provider
Nissi – our banner – leader
Rophe – healer – provider
Shalom – prince of peace
Tsidkenu – righteous
Mikaddesh – sanctifier, purifier, sets us apart
Shammah – present with us
Rohi – shepherd, leader, guider
Elyon – most high exalted
Hoseenu – creator (personal), known from mother’s womb
Eloheenu – Lord OUR God
Eloheka – Lord ISRAEL’s God
Elohay – Lord MY God
Saboath – Lord of hosts (army – heaven and earth)
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