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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Almighty (The Deity)
It translates El Shaddai, a Hebrew title for God used most in the stories of the patriarchs and in Job. It describes who God is and what he can do, and it is not anyone's name.
First, in plain English
It translates El Shaddai, a Hebrew title for God used most in the stories of the patriarchs and in Job. It describes who God is and what he can do, and it is not anyone's name.
Who this is
Almighty translates a Hebrew title for God, El Shaddai, used especially in the patriarchal narratives and the book of Job, and it is a description of God's character and power rather than the name of any person.
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The word
H7706 · G3841
Where it appears
- Genesis 17:1
- Genesis 28:3
- Genesis 35:11
- Genesis 43:14
- Genesis 48:3
- Genesis 49:25
- Exodus 6:3
- Numbers 24:4
- Numbers 24:16
- Ruth 1:20
- Ruth 1:21
- Job 5:17
- Job 6:4
- Job 6:14
- Job 8:3
- Job 8:5
- Job 11:7
- Job 13:3
- Job 15:25
- Job 21:15
- Job 21:20
- Job 22:3
- Job 22:17
- Job 22:23
- Job 22:25
- Job 22:26
- Job 23:16
- Job 24:1
- Job 27:2
- Job 27:10
- Job 27:11
- Job 27:13
- Job 29:5
- Job 31:2
- Job 31:35
- Job 32:8
- Job 33:4
- Job 34:10
- Job 34:12
- Job 35:13
- Job 37:23
- Job 40:2
- Psalm 68:14
- Psalm 91:1
- Isaiah 13:6
- Ezekiel 1:24
- Ezekiel 10:5
- Joel 1:15
- 2 Corinthians 6:18
- Revelation 1:8
- Revelation 4:8
- Revelation 11:17
- Revelation 15:3
- Revelation 16:7
- Revelation 16:14
- Revelation 19:6
- Revelation 19:15
- Revelation 21:22
