God has one personal name in the Hebrew Bible, the four letters YHWH, and many titles. Scholars reconstruct the name as Yahweh, most English Bibles print it LORD, and it is most often explained as “the one who is”. Elohim, “God”, and Adonai, “Lord”, are the commonest titles; El Shaddai, “God Almighty”, and several others first appear in Abraham’s story. The Hebrew names of God and their meanings Many of the Old Testament’s names for God join El, “God”, or…

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