Sacred name & biblical title
קְדוֹשׁ יִשְׂרָאֵל
Qadosh Yisrael
The Holy One of Israel
Language & etymology
What the name means.
Qadosh means holy or set apart. The construct expression Qedosh Yisrael identifies the Holy One of Israel, especially in Isaiah. The spelling here follows the biblical defective form without vav.
Gematria
The numeric value.
Qof 100 + Dalet 4 + Vav 6 + Shin 300 + Yod 10 + Shin 300 + Resh 200 + Aleph 1 + Lamed 30 = 951
Numeric value is a traditional interpretive practice; it is not the word’s etymology and does not establish doctrine.
Paleo-Hebrew character
A devotional reflection.
These ancient Hebrew-script forms accompany a devotional meditation, not a historical translation or proof of etymology. Letter-picture associations are interpretive and do not establish doctrine.
𐤒
Qof
horizon
𐤃
Dalet
door
𐤅
Vav
joining
𐤔
Shin
consuming
𐤉
Yod
work
𐤔
Shin
consuming
𐤓
Resh
beginning
𐤀
Aleph
strength
𐤋
Lamed
guidance
The promise
What it reveals.
The Holy One is faithful to His covenant and calls His people to holiness.
Supporting Scripture
Written in the Word.
“For I am the LORD thy God, the Holy One of Israel, thy Saviour.”
Isaiah 43:3
