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God reveals Himself as Father, not mother; Scripture uses a mother's comfort as a simile, never as a name for worship.
GodHashem means "the Name," the Jewish substitute for God's revealed name Jehovah, meaning "I am," the self-existent, unchanging One.
GodCommentators reject the breath-equals-Yahweh idea, noting the name's true pronunciation is lost and Scripture calls us to praise, not just breathe.
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Explains theology proper as the study of God's being and Fatherhood, known only through His self-revelation.
GodThe outstretched arm pictures God's saving strength, first shown in the exodus and ultimately revealed in Christ.
GodGod cannot suffer in His own nature, yet Scripture reveals real divine grief and love, most fully shown in the incarnate Son.
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Reason can argue to a first cause, but Aristotle's unmoved mover falls short of the Living God revealed personally in Christ.
GodReason can rule out rival gods but never prove God 'is'; that certainty comes only through revelation received by faith.
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