Jehovah Tsaba

South Union Baptist Church

Media Give App

Jehovah Tsaba

Lesson 12

September 9, 2020 • Pastor Chad Thompson

Give

When David came against Goliath, he didn't come at him with a human weapon (i.e. sword, spear, shield, etc.), he came at him in the name of God, i.e. Jehovah Tsaba (The LORD of Hosts). David recognized that there was a spiritual element to the battle. Goliath was uncircumcised and not in covenant relationship with God. David couldn't win in the strength of his flesh. He needed God. It was God's battle to win. David did his part, but God got the victory and the glory.

El Shaddai

September 30, 2020 • Pastor Chad Thompson

El Shaddai is translated in our English bibles as "Almighty God." God is all powerful, and He uses His power to bless and bring bountifulness into our lives. We see this name introduced to Abraham in Genesis 17. God needed no help in fulfilling His promise to Abraham that he would be a father of a son and more than that, a father of many nations. At 100 years of age, Abraham saw El Shaddai bless him and Sarah by giving a son to two people who were as "good as dead."

El Elyon

September 23, 2020 • Pastor Chad Thompson

In life we can look before us and see problems and obstacles and difficulties and feel hopeless or hopeful. Know God as El Elyon, the Most High God, possessor of heaven and earth, will lead us to be hopeful. Because God is El Elyon, He has the final say. He can rule and overrule anything. In Genesis 14, we find Abram responding to what appears to be a great difficulty with great hope. God (El Elyon) delivers his enemy into his hand, and Abram gives all the glory and credit to El Elyon.

El Roi

September 16, 2020 • Pastor Chad Thompson

El Roi is "the God who sees me." The LORD revealed that He is the God who sees us in our crises when He revealed Himself to Hagar in the wilderness. When she was at the end of rope and didn't know what to do or had any belief that anyone even cared about her, she found out that God cared. He wanted to direct her path and give her promises about her future and the future of her child. God sees us, our condition, and our future as it could be. He not only sees us, but He hears us. He hears our cries for help. He hears us in our affliction. God is faithful.