
Voxology Killing in the Name of...
Jan 5, 2026
Mike and Tim dive deep into the significance of God’s name in the Lord's Prayer, unraveling ancient cultural views on names tied to destiny and intimacy. They break down the Tetragrammaton and its implications for God’s character. The duo discusses the profound nature of God's jealousy and its context in covenant relationships, along with progressive revelation in the face of human challenges. They emphasize living authentically in God’s name and critically examine the pitfalls of Christian nationalism, urging listeners to embody the true essence of their faith.
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Names Convey Character, Not Just Labels
- Ancient names carried a person's character and destiny, not just a label.
- Invoking a name meant invoking the whole person and their essence.
YHWH: Revelation And Mystery
- The divine name YHWH conveys self-existence: "I am who I am."
- That name both reveals God and signals God remains ultimately unnameable.
Name Equals Covenant Character
- Exodus frames God's name with covenantal attributes like compassion and faithfulness.
- Knowing God's name meant knowing God's covenant character to Israel.


