Hey guys, my name is Johnny Art of Annis and this is Dialin.

In this series, we're studying the attributes of God.

And in this episode, we are going to consider God's jealousy.

Let's dial in.

Maybe you have done a study on or have seen a poster of the names of God.

It's a worthy study because biblical names are not just titles.

They define in detail someone's character.

And that's how it is with God.

God's names are representative of God's nature, how he operates, what he does.

And here are some of those names that we see throughout scripture.

God is El Shaddai, which means he is Almighty. Or Jehovah Rafa, which means he is the God who heals.

Or in Genesis 16, we see that God is El Roy, the God who sees. Or Jehovah Jira, the God who provides, or Jehovah Shalom, the Lord who is our

peace.

And there are a number of other names of God that are known to us and highlighted throughout

the scripture.

But there is another name of God that you don't often hear of.

It's not often sung about in church. It's often left off

posters or books that detail the names and nature of God. And we see this name in the Old

Testament in the book of Exodus. In Exodus 34, we're going to see the last name that God,

that Yahweh gives to Moses. He has given his covenant commands and he is going to

show how important it is to keep those commands. In Exodus 34 verse 12, God says, watch yourself

that you make no covenant with the inhabitants of the land into which you are going, or it will

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