Believers in the Old Testament often referred to themselves as the "People of Israel" or simply "Israel." This term highlighted their identity as descendants of Jacob, whose name was changed to Israel. They also identified as "God's chosen people," emphasizing their covenant relationship with God. Additionally, terms like "Hebrews" and "Jews" were used in various contexts to denote their identity and faith.
Religious believers often identify themselves with other people. For example, Lutherans have identified themselves after a man named Luther. Others have identified themselves after being called what they are by their enemies. Quakers were called that by their enemies; they chose to identify themselves by a name given them by others. Others take on the identity of Christ Jesus. They call themselves Christians. Buddhists carry the identity of Buddha. Jehovah's Witnesses take on the identity of Jehovah God, the Creator of the whole Universe.
They would call themselves Inca's
the Iroquois currently call themselves the Haudenausonees which means "people of the longhouse"
In the New Testament Abba is another name for God.
If you're wondering what fans of Lucy Hale call themselves they like to call themselves "Halers"
You must call on his name to save you. THAT IS ALL. read the New Testament for further info but all you must know is that you need him and to call his name.
Nanticoke were the predominant tribe.
The "Hindus" (not a name they necessarily call themselves) call their religion Sanatana Dharma.
Anyone can call themselves whatever they want. He chooses that name.
They didn't they were given the name as a band in Popstars: The Rivals.
The Jews call these books The Tanakh (Jewish Bible), while the Christian name is the old Testament.
Chippewa woman and men call themselves Anishinabe.