How many names for God is in the Jewish faith, and what are they?
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there are 72 names for GD in the Torah.\n\nThe longest uttered one is 216 and shortest is two letters.\n\nYet in kabbalah names are combined and mathmtcly applied in diff way with diff things, its complicated. So in that way there is a name of GD whch is 600,000 letters long. The Kabbalistic combination of this is that the enture Torah has 600,000 letters, (in the hebrew) and that the entire torah without any spaces would be a name in a certain connoations.\n\nAs you can see its complicated. I dont know all 72 standard ons, but one of them is Allah which is found often in the Prophets, particlary Daniel. Allah is the lowest in importence of the 72.
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Yeshua HaNazarite BenYoseph HaMashiach\n\nIsaiah 9:6\nFor unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given; And the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
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Shlomo would be Solomon in Hebrew.\n\nThe name given by God to Solomon in the Bible is Jedidiah, (Hebrew Yedidyah) meaning "friend of God", (2 Samuel 12:25), and some scholars have conjectured that Solomon is a "king name" taken either when he assumed the throne or upon his death.
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"Moon god"\n\n\n*Not the God as the Christians or Jews.\n\nThe God of Christianity is YaHWeH, a Triune God (Father, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit) and only one where one from Godhead came to earth and made the way for forgiveness of sins through repentance and faith.
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Moses was said to be the one who God revealed his personal name.YHWH(there was only one) Gods statement in Exodus 3:14 'eyeh 'eyeh (I AM WHO I AM, I WILL BE WHO I WILL BE, I CAUSE TO BE WHAT IS). It is said according to Jewish religions that sometime after the Babylonian Exile the name YHWH proper pronounication was lost and to miss pronounce it defiles the holiness of God. A substitue was used "Adonai" or LORD is now used. In the bible God said "my title for all generations"\n                 The following\nThe LORD, The God of your ancestors, the God of Abraham, of Isaac, and of Jacob
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The basic translation of the Hebrew God's name is YHWH.  The Jews left out the vowels because no human is worthy to either write or speak the full name of God.  Modern English speakers, fill in the vowel spaces with likely sounds, producing Yahweh.\n\nAs far as we can tell, the oldest name for the Hebrew God is YHWH, making this the most proper name.  Also, Christianity and Islam were created out of Judaism, so YHWH would be most proper name for the God of Christians and the God of Islam.\n\nThe basic story, from what I remember, is that Abraham was contacted by YHWH and his family and those who chose to follow YHWH became the Jews.  Over time, the Jews needed a Messiah, or a spiritual leader to bring them back to the right way of worship, so Jesus was sent to earth to help the Jews find the right path.  The followers of Jesus became the Christians.  After some time, Mohammed was born and spent his young life traveling, and came in contact with both Christian and Jewish merchants, from whom he learned about YHWH.  After some time, Mohammed was contacted by YHWH and became his prophet.  The followers of Mohammed became the Muslims.\n\nThat is roughly how it all went.  So, Non-Jews call God YHWH because that is his name, and we all follow that same God.
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His attributes are found in His names...\n\nElohim - strong One, divine (Genesis 1:1)\nAdonai - Lord, indicating a Master to servant relationship (Exodus 4:10,13)\nEl Elyon - Most High, the strongest One (Genesis 14:20)\nEl Roi - the strong One who sees (Genesis 16:13)\nEl Shaddai - Almighty God (Genesis 17:1)\nEl Olam - everlasting God (Isaiah 40:28)\nYahweh - LORD "I Am", meaning the eternal self-existent God (Exodus 3:13,14).\nYeshua - Jehovah is Salvation
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Allah is Arabic for God just as:\n\nSpanish Dios\nFrench Dieu\nGerman Gott\nItalian Dio\nDutch De god\nPortuguese Deus\nRussian Бог\nNorwegian Gud \n\nIn the Quran in Arabic there are 99 names for God.
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It is referring to the the temple in Jerusalem,which served as a place of worship to Jehovah God.However, the people had defiled this place of pure worship by introducing pagan idol worship.\nThe name Jehovah is the name of the Creator,Our Heavenly Father.Unfortunately the Divine Name has been omitted from most Bible translations today and the Churches of Christendom do not make God's name known,they substitute it with titles such as "Lord" or "God".
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You asked how many angels in the Holy Bible.  Only two are named in scripture - the ones you named, Gabriel and Michael. Some translations - like the King James Version -use Lucifer for Satan.  The Hebrew word means shining one so some translations use morning star or daystar.  But Jerome's Latin Vulgate uses Lucifer and that's how it ended up in other translations.\n\nTradition gives many other names for angels, but they do not appear in the Holy Bible.  Only the two above appear.
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couldn't find any q's, v's, w's, or y's. \nBut for U's:\nUriah, Urijah, & Uzziah.\nFor X:\nXerxes\nFor Z:\nZachariah for example, but there are probably at least 20 more.
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He is believed to been an "angel" by some Jews and Christians.  However, this "angel's" name appears nowhere in the Old Testament or the New Testament; he is mentioned in the Talmud, a collection of non-inspired Jewish writings.  Those who believe in him understand him to be a "lesser Jehovah."  \n\nBest to stay away.  He sounds like Lucifer to me.
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THAT GODS NAME IS JEHOVAH
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On one celebrated occasion, God pronounced his own name, repeating it in the hearing of Moses. Moses wrote an account of that event that has been preserved in the Bible down to our day. (Exodus 34:5) God even wrote his name with his own "finger." When he had given Moses what we today call the Ten Commandments, God miraculously wrote them down. The record says: "Now as soon as [God] had finished speaking with him on Mount Sinai he proceeded to give Moses two tablets of the Testimony, tablets of stone written on by God's finger." (Exodus 31:18) God's name appears eight times in the original Ten Commandments. (Exodus 20:1-17) Thus God himself has revealed his name to man both verbally and in writing. So, what is that name?  \n\nIn the Hebrew language it is spelled with four letters. These four letters, called the Tetragrammaton, are read from right to left in Hebrew and can be represented in many modern languages as YHWH or JHVH. God's name, represented by these four consonants, appears almost 7,000 times in the original "Old Testament," or Hebrew Scriptures.  \n\nThe name is a form of a Hebrew verb ha·wah', meaning "to become," and actually signifies "He Causes to Become."* Thus, God's name identifies him as the One who progressively fulfills his promises and unfailingly realizes his purposes. Only the true God could bear such a meaningful name.
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Here is the Tetragrammaton of God's name:   יהוה \n\n\nIt is too much to copy and paste . . . so there is it clean and simple . . . If you want to read . . . read the sources.
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There is ONE God. Jehovah.\n\nIslam started out with over 360 false gods.  They pretty much got it narrowed down to a single moongod now.
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actually in Hebrew Abraham is pronounced Avraham \n\nMoses is Moshe \n\nJacob is Yacov\n\nIssac is Yitzach\n\nthose are the simple ones