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Shaddai

or Sha·dai

[shah-dahy]

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noun Hebrew.

the Almighty; God.

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Historical Examples of shaddai

The first founder was Shaddai, who built it for his own delight.
Bunyan
James Anthony Froude
He was charged with having encouraged the town of Mansoul to resist Shaddai.
Bunyan
James Anthony Froude
Diabolus had once been a servant of Shaddai, one of the chief in his territories.
Bunyan
James Anthony Froude
Pride and ambition had led him to aspire to the crown which was settled on Shaddai's Son.
Bunyan
James Anthony Froude
They ranged about full of malice against Shaddai, and looking for means to injure him.
Bunyan
James Anthony Froude