(5)
Kurios: Greek word
translated “Lord.” Stresses authority and supremacy. It is used mostly as the
equivalent of Yahweh of the Old Testament. It too is used of Jesus Christ
meaning God or Deity
(6)
Despotes: Greek word
translated “Master.” Carries the idea of ownership.
(7) Father: A distinctive
New Testament revelation is that through faith in Christ, God becomes our
personal Father. Father is used of God in the Old Testament only 15 times while
it is used of God 245 times in the New Testament. As a name of God, it stresses
God’s loving care, provision, discipline, and the way we are to address God in
prayer.
I invite you to repeat the following prayer for yourself:
Abba
Father, I put my life in Your hands Elohim. I pray that
Your covenant will be fulfilled in my life El-Shaddai. You are my everlasting
God El Olam. I submit to your supremacy El Elyon. I thank You for providing for
me all my life and I know I can depend on You to continue providing for You are Jehovah
Jireh. My LORD Jehovah Elgibhor, fight all my battles for me and give me peace
Jehovah Shalom. Heal my body and my spirit my Jehovah Rapha. Adonai, thank You for Your
inseparable, unfailing, deep and everlasting love for me and Your abundant
blessings in my life. In the name of Theos,
The King of kings and Lord of lords, in the Holy Name of Jesus my Kurios and
Saviour, I pray. To Him be the glory, the power, the dominion, the
majesty and the blessings forever and ever and unto ages of all ages. Amen.
Jesus loves you,
In Him,
Wagdi Henein
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