(A title of) God, esp. in the Old Testament and Hebrew Scriptures; compare almighty, n. Also as int.

A Hebrew word (lit. ‘armies’, ‘hosts’), retained untranslated in the English New Testament (as in the original Greek and in the Vulgate) and the Te…

In Biblical and derived uses. Lord (God) of Hosts (Jehovah Ts'bāōth): a frequent title of Jehovah in certain books of the Old Testament…

The principal and personal name of God in the Old Testament; in English versions usually represented by ‘the LORD’. Hence in modern Christian use…

(frequently as great I am) (a name for) God as self-existent; also colloquial (in extended use) a person considered important, esp. by himself or…

= Jehovah, n.

the Ancient of Days. a scriptural title of the Almighty.

One of the Hebrew names of God, or of the gods.

One of the names of God in the Bible and cabbala, inscribed on certain ritual objects and on talismans.

Chiefly with the. In Christianity, Judaism, and Islam: seven principal or significant designations by which God is known; spec. (Judaism) a list of…

(The personal name of) God in the Old Testament and Hebrew Scriptures. Cf. Jehovah, n.

(A title of) God. Cf. Adonai, n.