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Hagar S Name For God. so hagar gave this name to the lord who had spoken to her: El roi, the god who sees (genesis 16:13). “you are the god who sees me,” for she said, “here i have seen the one who sees me!” king. the angel of the lord found hagar near a spring in the desert; hagar does not address god by that name. Hagar designates the divine person who had. thou art a god that seeth] lxx σὺ ὁ θεὸς ὁ ἐφιδών με, lat. It was the spring that is beside the road to shur. because he saw her in a time of distress when she was hiding and journeying in the wilderness, hagar acknowledged him as el roi, that is, “the god of seeing,” or “the god who sees” (genesis 16:13). Tu deus qui vidisti me. This is a remarkable statement for at least three reasons. Instead she gives god a new name, one of her choosing. Later in the story, hagar, out of gratitude, gives god a name: hagar named god “el roi,” meaning “the god who sees me.” she felt seen by god during her distress. Interestingly, hagar is the only person in the bible—male or female, jew or gentile—who’s named god personally.

hagar named god “el roi,” meaning “the god who sees me.” she felt seen by god during her distress. Hagar designates the divine person who had. “you are the god who sees me,” for she said, “here i have seen the one who sees me!” king. thou art a god that seeth] lxx σὺ ὁ θεὸς ὁ ἐφιδών με, lat. the angel of the lord found hagar near a spring in the desert; El roi, the god who sees (genesis 16:13). This is a remarkable statement for at least three reasons. because he saw her in a time of distress when she was hiding and journeying in the wilderness, hagar acknowledged him as el roi, that is, “the god of seeing,” or “the god who sees” (genesis 16:13). hagar does not address god by that name. She calls god el ro’i:

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Hagar S Name For God “you are the god who sees me,” for she said, “here i have seen the one who sees me!” king. She calls god el ro’i: Tu deus qui vidisti me. Hagar designates the divine person who had. hagar does not address god by that name. so hagar gave this name to the lord who had spoken to her: thou art a god that seeth] lxx σὺ ὁ θεὸς ὁ ἐφιδών με, lat. This is a remarkable statement for at least three reasons. the angel of the lord found hagar near a spring in the desert; El roi, the god who sees (genesis 16:13). because he saw her in a time of distress when she was hiding and journeying in the wilderness, hagar acknowledged him as el roi, that is, “the god of seeing,” or “the god who sees” (genesis 16:13). Later in the story, hagar, out of gratitude, gives god a name: Interestingly, hagar is the only person in the bible—male or female, jew or gentile—who’s named god personally. Instead she gives god a new name, one of her choosing. hagar named god “el roi,” meaning “the god who sees me.” she felt seen by god during her distress. It was the spring that is beside the road to shur.