Shaddai
/ˈʃadʌɪ
/noun
One of the names given to God in the Hebrew Bible.On the reverse side of the mezuzah scroll is the Hebrew name of God, Shaddai....
- In Genesis we read that God appeared to Abraham and told him, ‘I am El Shaddai, ‘a name commonly translated as ‘Almighty.’
- In some systems of Gematria, 314 is the number of the angel Metatron, and two names of God - Shaddai, and Shakai - the latter associated with Yesod.
Origin
Hebrew, translated as 'Almighty' in English versions of the Bible, but of uncertain meaning.