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Semitic languages from Egypt to the Indus Basin and the holy land
area of the Near East from 1,200 BCE to 600 CE). The personal
Father one calls upon to deliver oneself from divine limitation. The
title Jesus used in the Gospels to pray to the Eternal Father when he
was in intimate dialogue with Him in the great plan of realizing the
Kingdom within that belongs to all believers.
O Abwoon, Father, open my eyes that I may see the wonders of Thy
inner Kingdom, for Thine is the Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory
on this side of Creation and in all dimensions forever.
Amen.
2 ADON OLAM (Hebrew) Lord of Eternity (or theUniverse)
The expression of God found in the most frequently cited ancient
hymns. (Psalm 117:2)
O most precious Lord, O Adon Olam, Thou who art in the celestial
songs of creation and Thou who exist as the Lord of the Universe,
may the future and the findings of life throughout the Universe
remind us of who we are in the divine plan as Thy seed experiment of
Life.
Amen.
3 ADONAI (Hebrew) Lord
The title used by the scholars from the ancient teachers of the Torah,
the Tanaim, the Geonim (Academic sages), down to the present
orthodox scholars who call upon the Lord of the prophets. This
expression occurs 432 times in the Masoretic Biblical text.
Divine Eternal Adonai, may Thy Holy Name be preserved and used
with great wisdom, for we know that the awe of Thy Holy Name is the
beginning of wisdom.
Amen.
4 ADONAI ECHAD (Hebrew) The Lord is One
The basic affirmation of the second part of the lst commandment
given by Moses to Israel. The Lord (G-d) is one. The mystery of the
O Ain Soph, Praise to Thee who created our spirits before this world
was and whose Greatness guides all future worlds through Thy sons
and daughters of Light.
Amen.
8 AL-ILAH (Aramaic) The title for God as used by Aramaic
speaking believers at the time of Jesus
One of the most proper titles for God used in the Near East when
Aramaic was the lingua franca of the Semitic language family from
1,200 BC to 600 CE. During the most important period in the
formation of the New Testament, this expression could be found as
seen in Romans 16.26-27, for the original language spoken by Jesus
and his disciples was Aramaic.
Al-ilah, O blessed and only wise one, may Thy blessings of the
cosmos be with us at all times. Praise to Thee for the prophets and
Jesus the Messiah. In all of Thy Holy Names, may the mysteries of
your nature and manifestations be revealed to us. Amen.
9 AL-ILAH RAPHA (Aramaic) God of Healing
Ancient expression for the intervention of the Divine Powers that all
humanity requires to live and breathe.
Most precious and exalted Lord who Heals, Al-ilah Rapha, examine
my body and physical nature with Thy penetrating and healing
power. May Thou Heal us from all sicknesses and sufferings and bring
a restoration of health in body and spirit to those I pray for at this
hour, especially for those in a time of transition.
Amen.
10 AL-ILAH SABTAI (Aramaic) God of Rest
Ancient expression for the Rest or Sabbath, that place of contentment
and Peace with God.
May Al-ilah Sabtai bring forth the peace to deliver all sentient
intelligence in this universe which appears to move towards chaos.
Amen.
Divine Face, Arik Anpin, may the privilege of seeing beyond the veil
of this life remind us of the image we had before we came into this
life. May Thy image guide us through all difficulties and dramas as
our face becomes highly reflective of Thy face of Light.
Amen.
15 ATTIQ YOMIN (Aramaic) Ancient of Days.
The expression found in Dan. 7:9, 13, 22 where the original Aramaic
is preserved to explain the one who sits upon the Throne as the
Divine.
O Attiq Yomin who is there upon the Divine Throne, help us to
comprehend the great Wonders that you see and to walk in the path
of what you envision for all humanity.
Amen.
16 AVINU MALKEINU (Hebrew) Personal Praise expressed as
O Father, Our King
Here we ask the Divine to allow blessings to come into our lives and
allow these expressions to resound in our hearts as we proclaim the
Kingdom.
Love and Presence of the Divine around us. Beloved Avinu Malkeinu
may you transmit your Kingdom and supernature along with all Your
Wisdom into the Splendor of the Human Race.
Amen.
17 BE-MIDBAR (Hebrew) In the Wilderness
The name for the in-gathering of Gods people and their families
according to divine numbers and division of the sacred science that
binds the families on earth with those in heaven. The true name for
the book of Numbers.
O, Be-midbar of life, we have walked through the desert and have
called upon The Divine and now we ask Thee to call us into a higher
plan and mission of divine identity and the higher priesthood of all
believers.
Amen.
18 BERESHITH BARA (Hebrew) In the beginning
The affirmation of Gods identity in the opening words of Creation,
that is, the first words of the book of Genesis which are an
affirmation of the Divine function within all Life.
As Bereshith Bara, may these first words of our Creation signal for
our souls the ongoing Divinity of Life and the divine privilege of
knowing that there is a living higher creation behind this physical
creation. Thou art Universal Mind, Creator and Redeemer of the
Image. May we as Thy sons and daughters see the evidence of Light
that we come from Thy Higher Evolution and not from the lower
evolution of material illusion.
Amen.
19 BNAI ELOHIM (Hebrew) The Sons of God as referred to
in the Book of Job
An expression of the Divine family in the higher spiritual worlds. (e.g.,
Job 1:6; 2:1; 38:7)
May the Bnai Elohim guide us and bless us in the newborn creations
as aspiring sons and daughters on the path of the future Kingdom,
the Heavenly Jerusalem.
Amen.
20 CHOKMAH (Hebrew) Wisdom
The co-participant and co-creator with the Divine in the creation of
the world, as personified in the Coptic Christian texts as the Divine
feminine. Part of the higher quad-trinity of the Divine united with the
Eternal Son. (See especially Proverbs for Biblical references, e.g.,
Prov 9.)
O Divine Chokmah, may I be blessed with Thy revealed Wisdom so
that Thy indwelling nature may cultivate a new mind with the gifts of
self- realization and plenitude so that the mysteries connected with
Universe.
Amen.
62 VAY-YIK-RA (Hebrew) The Call
This expression is the Hebrew name for the book of Leviticus to be
used by the priesthood who understand the power of prayer and the
call to Holiness as the first word of the book.
May Thy Divine Law, in the expression of Vay-Yik-Ra, lead us into the
pathway of holiness and purify us from the limitations of this world
and the shadow realities of the lower cosmos.
Amen.
63 YAHWEH (Hebrew) The Revealed Name of the Divine
The Name of the Eternal Divine is found over 6,800 times in the Old
Testament and is first used in Gen. 2:4. It is used with the definite
(the for the first time in the scriptures after Enoch walked with God.
O Living and Eternal God, Yahweh, without beginning and end, may
Thou always be with me for sharing Thy Revealed Name of the true
nature of divine partnership. May the power and permutations of Thy
holy Name guide our lives as Thou hast guided the diaspora of Thy
people in the Universe in the aeons before planet earth.
Amen.
64 YAHWEH ELOHIM (Hebrew) God Creator or Lord God
InGenesis 2:4 this expression is given to bring the nature of the
Divine as revealed in Genesis 1 together with the Personal God as
revealed in Genesis 2 together
(e.g., Judges 5:3; Isa. 17:6; Psa. 59:5).
In Thy Revealed Names of true living Godhead, Yahweh Elohim, may
Thy glorious Name from universe to universe follow us and make us
true sons and daughters of Light.
Amen.
Please note: The above list of Sacred Names, although mainly derived
from biblical scriptures and sacred texts is a unique list with
accompanying prayers compiled from the scholarly work of Dr. J.J.
Hurtak. Therefore we ask that you do not copy this to other places on
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