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<p> ''''' | <p> We do not meet with this name until 1 Samuel 1:3 . It came in with prophetic testimony, faith laying hold of Jehovah's glory when [[Israel]] had corrupted themselves, and were in a weak and low estate. [[Scripture]] reveals that there is a mighty heavenly host, and principalities and powers in the unseen world. God is the God of them all, as well as God of all the elements of nature, which have often been used by Him to punish His enemies. "The stars in their courses fought against Sisera." Judges 5:20 . We read of 'the God of hosts' only a few times comparatively; it is mostly 'Jehovah of hosts,' and at times 'Jehovah God of hosts,' showing that it is in connection with Israel that God revealed Himself under this name. [[Jehovah]] of hosts dwelt between the cherubim. From the beginning of 1Samuel these titles constantly occur to the end of the [[O.T.]] In Psalm 24:10 the Lord Jesus is shown to be "Jehovah of hosts: he is the king of glory:" cf. Ephesians 1:20,21; Colossians 1:16 . The same title occurs in the [[N.T.]] as the [[Lord]] [[Of]] [[Sabaoth.]] Romans 9:29 (in a quotation from Isaiah 1:9 ), and James 5:4 . </p> | ||
== Baker's Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology <ref name="term_17931" /> == | |||
<p> <i> See </i> [[Names Of God]] </p> | |||
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Revision as of 21:40, 12 October 2021
Morrish Bible Dictionary [1]
We do not meet with this name until 1 Samuel 1:3 . It came in with prophetic testimony, faith laying hold of Jehovah's glory when Israel had corrupted themselves, and were in a weak and low estate. Scripture reveals that there is a mighty heavenly host, and principalities and powers in the unseen world. God is the God of them all, as well as God of all the elements of nature, which have often been used by Him to punish His enemies. "The stars in their courses fought against Sisera." Judges 5:20 . We read of 'the God of hosts' only a few times comparatively; it is mostly 'Jehovah of hosts,' and at times 'Jehovah God of hosts,' showing that it is in connection with Israel that God revealed Himself under this name. Jehovah of hosts dwelt between the cherubim. From the beginning of 1Samuel these titles constantly occur to the end of the O.T. In Psalm 24:10 the Lord Jesus is shown to be "Jehovah of hosts: he is the king of glory:" cf. Ephesians 1:20,21; Colossians 1:16 . The same title occurs in the N.T. as the Lord Of Sabaoth. Romans 9:29 (in a quotation from Isaiah 1:9 ), and James 5:4 .
Baker's Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology [2]
See Names Of God
