A name revelation formula discloses, explains, proclaims, or exalts a name so that the reader understands identity, authority, character, or mission.
A name revelation formula discloses, explains, proclaims, or exalts a name so that the reader understands identity, authority, character, or mission.
A name revelation formula is a speech form in which naming or the revelation of a name carries theological weight, often disclosing divine character, covenant identity, messianic mission, or eschatological authority.
These examples show how Name Revelation Formula functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
I AM...the LORD...this is my name forever
The divine name is revealed as central to God’s covenant mission through Moses.
by my name the LORD
The passage connects divine name disclosure with covenant history and redemption.
proclaim before you my name
The LORD’s name is proclaimed in connection with mercy and sovereign grace.
proclaimed the name of the LORD
The name is revealed through attributes of mercy, justice, patience, and covenant faithfulness.
I am God Almighty
The name/title disclosure grounds covenant command and promise to Abram.
I am the LORD; that is my name
The LORD’s name supports His exclusive glory and rejection of idols.
you shall call his name Jesus
The naming explains the Messiah’s mission to save His people from sins.
they shall call his name Immanuel
The name/title reveals God-with-us significance in Matthew’s fulfillment citation.
the name above every name
The exalted name reveals the universal confession of Jesus Christ as Lord.
names written...King of kings and Lord of lords
The visionary names disclose authority, mystery, triumph, and royal identity.
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