There is no name like the name of our God because there is no one like our God.

The many divine names used in Scripture reveal his perfect nature.

Let's open the Word of God today with Scott Pauling and learn more about the name.

On our final day of studying the name, I want to bring you to the last book of the Bible,

even to the last page of the Bible in just a moment.

And I want you to see God's lasting name.

We know, of course, that our God is the eternal God.

He continues and is always the same.

Well, his name reflects that in the final

revelation of Jesus Christ. For the record, let me just say, this may be our last study of the name,

but I hope it won't be your last study of the name. In fact, I hope this will stir your heart

to go back through the Word of God and study all the names of God, the names

connected to the Father and the Son and the Spirit, the name of God in the Old Testament, the name

of God in the New Testament, and allow the name of God to affect your life. Here's our passage today.

Would you take in one hand Revelation chapter 1 and in the other hand

Revelation chapter 22? So the first chapter and the last chapter of the climactic book of the

Bible, God tells us the same thing about his name. Revelation chapter 1 verse number 8, he says,

I am alpha and Omega.

The beginning and the ending sayeth the Lord, which is and which was, and which is to come the Almighty.

And then, if you look at Revelation chapter 22 and verse number 13, he says this,

I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first, and the last.

Isn't this a beautiful thought that at the beginning of the revelation of Jesus Christ and at the end of the revelation of Jesus Christ, the Lord reminds us who he is and who is he he says I am alpha and

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