Generally, that is the first question that a person is asked to know. The name is also the first property you acquire. It's yours, it belongs to you. It also identifies you, distinguishes you from others. If you are in a supermarket or an airport, you will only respond if someone says your name. When someone says your name, get your attention. Your name for you is very important and take care that they write it well and pronounce it well. Have you felt good when someone has not called you by your name?

You may accept that a stranger mispronounces your name, but you will not be happy that your wife or children are wrong. If you want to know the name of a homeowner, or want to get the correct information, do not touch the
neighbor's door. You touch the door of the owner of the house, and if your children open you, they will give you the exact information: With names, surnames and all the information you need. So is our God. If we want to know what the original name of EL and our Savior is, we should go and ask their children.

The names of the people are their identity and therefore they are not translated from one language to another and even more so if it is a very important person. For example: The name of President Nicolas Maduro is read and pronounced the same in Venezuela, China and anywhere else in the world.

THE ATTRIBUTES OF THE CREATOR AND ITS ORIGINAL NAME.

In the Jewish tradition great importance is given to names, since they not only serve as a method of identification, but also as a spiritual connection between the name and the person who carries it.

Isaiah 52: 6 "Therefore, my people will know my name"

How is the Lord called to be able to invoke his name and be saved? The translations have presented us with several options to call God: Yave, Jehovah, The Lord. All of them acceptable to which God attends because he knows that we refer to Him.

THE

"The" that means, "powerful, strong, prominent" and is used 250 times in the Old Testament in Gen. 7: 1, 28: 3, 35:11; Wildebeest. 23:22; Josue. 3:10; 2 Samuel 22:31, 32; Nehemias 1: 5, 9:32; Isa 9: 6; Ezekiel 10: 5

ELOHIM

The creator, the maker, preservative, transcendent, powerful and strong Gen. 1 occurs 2,570 times in the Old Testament. It appears 32 times in Genesis. In Ecclesiastes, Daniel and Jonah the name Elohim is used exclusively. Gen. 17: 7, 6:18, 9:15, 50:24; I Kings 8:23; Jer. 31:33; Isa 40: 1

THE SHADDAI

"Lord, the all-powerful" or "All-sufficient". "Self-sufficient" Used 48 times in the Old Testament and 31 times in Job. It was first used in Gen. 17: 1, 2.

ADONAI

"Owner" or "Lord" "My Master", or "my Lord" "Lord of Everything and Everyone" "Owner" Adonai is plural and the singular is "adon" (Lord).

ABBA

Pope ... Intimacy and Respect Galatians 4: 6 "And because you are sons, God sent to your hearts the Spirit of His Son, who cries out: Abba Father!" Abba, is a Hebrew word that means "Papa, Papito".

YAHWEH

"I Am The One I Am" "I Will Be The One I Will Be" "to be", similar to chavah (to live), "the existing Self", "I am who I am" or "I know I will be" "I will always be".

Each of these names reveals a facet of his life and character.