Biblical Names Of God: List with Meanings and Bible Verses (Free Printable)
- Karen O'Reilly
- Apr 23
- 9 min read
Have you ever wondered just how many names God has revealed to us in the Bible?
Each Biblical name of God holds a powerful truth about who He is and how He works in our lives. From Yahweh Jireh—our Provider, to El Shaddai—our All-Sufficient One, every name reveals another beautiful layer of His character.
Biblical Names Of God: List with Meanings
Over the past few years, I’ve written over 30 blog posts unpacking the meaning and significance of these names. I’ve loved exploring each one in depth—sharing their Hebrew meanings, the Bible verses where they’re found, and what they mean for us today.
I’ve gathered them all in one place for you in this post. The complete list is below, and I’ve linked each name to the full article so you can dive deeper whenever you’re ready.
Plus, I’ve created something special to help you on your journey—a free printable list of these names with their meanings, Bible references, and even a sample of my Names of God Bible Study to help you reflect, apply, and pray through each name in your own quiet time.
Why study the Biblical Names for God?
The biblical names of God and their meanings reveal far more than simple titles. In Scripture, each name shows us something true about God’s character, His power, His faithfulness, and the way He relates to His people.
Every name tells a story.
When God revealed Himself as Yahweh Jireh—The Lord Will Provide—He was not only providing a sacrifice for Abraham. He was revealing Himself as the God who sees the need and provides at the right time.
When Hagar called Him El Roi—The God Who Sees Me—we are reminded that God is not distant from human pain. He sees, He knows, and He cares.
That is why studying the biblical names of God matters. These names are not only important in Bible history. They help us know who God is today.
As you study the names of God in the Bible, you will see that:
God is personal, not distant
God is faithful in every season
God’s character never changes
God’s names can deepen your trust, worship, and prayers
In this post, you will find 30 biblical names of God and their meanings, along with Bible references and links to help you study each one more deeply.
My prayer is that as you read through these names, you will not only learn more about what God is called, but also grow in confidence in who He is.
Let’s dive in!
List Of The Biblical Names Of God
Names Of God List
Click on a name to learn more
Elohim means, The Creator God. He created you. You bear His image! Genesis 1:26-27.
Yahweh is the Hebrew name for God meaning I Am, The Self-Existent One. I Am. He was. He is. He always has been and always will be. He is the Self-Existent One with no beginning and no end. Exodus 3:14-15.
El Roi is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the God who sees me. We discover this name of God in Genesis 16:14-15. We meet Hagar, an Egyptian slave, who encountered God in the desert and addressed Him as El-Roi, "the God who sees me." If you feel alone and your circumstances are overwhelming - Read this post!
El Shaddai is the Hebrew name for God, meaning The All-Sufficient One, God Almighty. This is the name that God revealed to Abram when He established an everlasting covenant with him and his descendants. Genesis 17:1-2.
El Olam is the Hebrew name for God, meaning He has no beginning and end. He is the Everlasting God or the Eternal God. Genesis 21:32-33.
Yahweh-Yireh is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Lord will provide. Genesis 22:13-14.
Adonai is the Hebrew name for God, meaning "Lord" and "Master". It is the generic term for lord in Hebrew. It is first seen in scripture when Abram, longing for an heir, cries out to God. Psalm 16:2.
Yahweh Rapha is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Lord who heals. God is our Healer, in both body and soul! Exodus 15:26.
Yahweh Nissi is the Hebrew name for God, meaning "the Lord is my banner." The name Yahweh Nissi appears only once in the Bible, in Exodus 17:15.
El Kanna is the Hebrew name for God, meaning consuming fire, jealous God. This name contains a holy version of jealousy that God has for His people.
God is jealous for you and me. We are greatly loved and treasured! Exodus 34:14.
Yahweh Shalom is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Lord is peace. Judges 6:22-24.
Qedosh Yisrael is the Hebrew name for God, meaning Holy One Of Israel. God is so unique, incomprehensible, and a mystery that He has many names that describe His character. Leviticus 19:1-2.
Yahweh Tsuri is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Lord is my rock. Isn't that a perfect name for God?
It truly represents His nature and character. God is faithful, and His love endures forever! Psalm 18:2.
Yahweh Roi is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Lord is my Shepherd. This wonderful name and assurance of God from Psalm 23:1 appear only once in the Old Testament.
El Elyon is the Hebrew name for God, meaning God Most High. No one can match El Elyon. He alone is sovereign, most powerful, and most merciful, as Psalm 7:17 states.
Yahweh Shammah is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Lord is there. This name appears once in the Old Testament, in Ezekiel 48:35.
Miqweh Yisrael is the Hebrew name for God, meaning Hope of Israel. We exercise our hope when we endure patiently, and we nurture our hope when we study God's word. Psalm 71:5.
Magen is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Lord is my shield, my protector. God is your shield. You might not be able to see everything God protects you from, but He does. Psalm 3:3.
Migdal-Oz is the Hebrew name for God, meaning my strong tower or stronghold. Proverbs 18:10.
Atik Yomin is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Ancient of Days. He is the everlasting God who rules in sovereignty. This name of God points to Him as the divine judge. Daniel 7:9.
Basileus Basileon is the Greek name for God, meaning The King Of Kings. The title King of Kings is applied once to God the Father (1 Timothy 6:15), and twice to the Lord Jesus (Revelation 17:14; 19:16)
El Sali is the Hebrew name for God, meaning the Lord is my strength or God is my rock. Psalm 18:1.
Yatsar is the Hebrew name for God, meaning to fashion, to frame, the potter. This incredibly descriptive Hebrew word actually means to take shape by squeezing. It is a potter’s term. Isaiah 64:8.
The name of God is rich with meaning and implications for our lives. The Hebrew scriptures don't mention God as the Father of individuals but as Father to Israel. The Hebrew people considered God's name to be so holy that they would not speak or even write it. 2 Corinthians 6:18.
Yahweh Hesed is the Hebrew name of God, meaning God of forgiveness and His covenantal love for the Hebrew people and us. Nehemiah 9:17.
Yahweh Tsidqenu is the Hebrew name of God, meaning the Lord our righteousness. Righteousness means that you and I are in right standing with God. Our sinful natures are measured against God's holy nature. Jeremiah 23:6.
Ish is the Hebrew name of God, meaning husband. The best part of our relationship with Ish, our husband, is that no matter how unfaithful we are, He never leaves us or divorces us! Hosea 2:16, 19-20.
Immanuel means, "God with us." It is one of the most comforting and encouraging names or titles of God. Matthew 1:22-23.
Iatros is the Hebrew name of God, meaning Physician. Jesus is the great physician. He has performed more healings than any other kind of miracle. Matthew 11:5.
Alpha kai Omega is the Greek name of God, meaning Alpha and Omega. "Alpha and Omega" are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. Revelation 22:13.
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