Do I Need to Call God by Special Names Like Jehovah Rapha · TWOW 51

The names people cry out to activate God were never His names at all. They were the names of altars, places, and moments, and every reality those names were reaching for has already been given to you in Christ.This is Part 3 of the Names of God series. Parts 1 and 2 established that the Jehovah names derive from human encounters, not divine titles, and that Christ fulfills every one of them. Here, OC builds the case again with greater exegetical depth, moving scripture by scripture through a structural argument that Adonai and Jehovah are interchangeable, and that since Christ is identified as both, He carries the full weight of every name. Psalm 23:1 read against John 10 shows Jehovah Raah completed in the Good Shepherd. The Exodus 15 passage on Mara is handled as layered typology: the wood cast into bitter water anticipates Christ born from Mary, whose name carries the Hebrew roots for bitterness, the beloved, and light. Jehovah Rapha is not a name to invoke. It is a reality already resident in the One who lives in you.SCRIPTURE: Psalm 23:1, John 10:11-16, Exodus 15:23-26SERIES: The Names of God. A multi-part teaching tracing how the Jehovah names originated as encounter-memorials, how Christ fulfills each one, and what it means to live from that fullness rather than striving to activate it.Subscribe to The Word on Wednesday on Spotify or Apple Podcasts for weekly teachings. Find T.S.P at www.tsp.church. If something stirred in you, come and tell us at tsp.church.Sunday deep-dives on The Sonship Place: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Dq9g2qcBw0NRsX7FfS4WmStart your foundation with 21 Days of Fellowship: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZylATnFjGigJtRIdLmQK7