Calvary Chapel of Milwaukee is located in Wauwatosa (City in Wisconsin), United States. It's address is 7368 N Teutonia Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53209.
7368 N Teutonia Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53209
522V+Q6 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
(414) 355-7601
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Calvary Chapel of Milwaukee is located at: 7368 N Teutonia Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53209.
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Coordinates: 43.1518788, -87.9569478
Calvary Chapel of Milwaukee Reviews
2024-02-23 04:30:30 GMT
Awesome church! You will definitely be spiritually fed here and hopefully find a community you’re looking for.
2024-03-29 19:39:41 GMT
I love it. Good teaching is explained, so you understand
2019-04-25 12:27:21 GMT
God, names of.
5. Yahweh (Yahweh):
The name most distinctive of God as the God of Israel is (Yahweh, a combination of the tetragrammaton (YHWH) with the vowels of 'Adhonay, transliterated as Yehowah, but read aloud by the Hebrews 'adhonay). While both derivation and meaning are lost to us in the uncertainties of its ante-Biblical origin, the following inferences seem to be justified by the facts:
(1) This name was common to religions other than Israel's, according to Friedr. Delitzsch, Hommel, Winckler, and Guthe (EB, under the word), having been found in Babylonian inscriptions. Ammonite, Arabic and Egyptian names appear also to contain it (compare Davidson, Old Testament Theol., 52 f); but while, like 'Elohim, it was common to primitive Semitic religion, it became Israel's distinctive name for the Deity.
(2) It was, therefore, not first made known at the call of Moses (Exod 3:13-16; Exod 6:2-8 (refs2)), but, being already known, was at that time given a larger revelation and interpretation: God, to be known to Israel henceforth under the name "Yahweh" and in its fuller significance, was the One sending Moses to deliver Israel; "when I shall say unto them, The God of your fathers hath sent me unto you; and they shall say to me, What is his name? what shall I say unto them? And God said .... I WILL BE THAT I WILL BE .... say .... I WILL BE hath sent me" (Exod 3:13; Exod 3:14 (refs2)margin). The name is assumed as known in the narrative of Genesis; it also occurs in pre-Mosaic names (Exod 6:20; 1Chr 2:25; 1Chr 7:8(refs3)).
(3) The derivation is from the archaic chawah, "to be," better "to become," in Biblical Hebrew hayah; this archaic use of w for y appears also in derivatives of the similar chayah, "to live," e.g. chawwah in Ge 3:20.
(4) It is evident from the interpretative passages (; ) that the form is the fut. of the simple stem (Qal) and not future of the causative (Hiph`il) stem in the sense "giver of life"--an idea not borne out by any of the occurrences of the word. The fanciful theory that the word is a combination of the future, present and perfect tenses of the verb, signifying "the One who will be, is, and was," is not to be taken seriously (Stier, etc., in Oehler's Old Testament Theology, in the place cited.). (refs2)
(5) The meaning may with some confidence be inferred from Origen's transliteration, Iao, the form in Samaritan, Iabe, the form as combined in Old Testament names, and the evident signification in Ex 3 and other passages, to be that of the simple future, yahweh, "he will be." It does not express causation, nor existence in a metaphysical sense, but the covenant promise of the Divine presence, both at the immediate time and in the Messianic age of the future. And thus it became bound up with the Messianic hope, as in the phrase, "the Day of Yahweh," and consequently both it and the Septuagint translation Kurios were applied by the New Testament as titles of Christ.
(6) It is the personal name of God, as distinguished from such generic or essential names as 'El, 'Elohim, Shadday, etc. Characteristic of the Old Testament is its insistence on the possible knowledge of God as a person; and Yahweh is His name as a person. It is illogical, certainly, that the later Hebrews should have shrunk from its pronunciation, in view of the appropriateness of the name and of the Old Testament insistence on the personality of God, who as a person has this name. the American Standard Revised Version quite correctly adopts the transliteration "Yahweh" to emphasize its significance and purpose as a personal name of God revealed.
2016-06-01 22:09:53 GMT
This church does not have a sermon, in my opinion it is a bible study, the word of God. I love this place
2016-04-24 14:41:03 GMT
This is a real bible teaching body of Christ assembly. These people truly love Christ Jesus God almighty and one another.
2020-09-15 04:31:11 GMT
Pastor Lowell is very interesting & the sermon is easy to understand..
2021-03-03 02:41:50 GMT
Authentic people doing life together following Biblical teaching.
2020-07-25 18:13:47 GMT
Great pastor
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