HEBREW FOR YAHWEH

HEBREW FOR YAHWEH BEN YAHWEH

IS GOD’S NAME AS IT IS
WRITTEN IN THE HEBREW LANGUAGE.

() THE COVENANT GOD OF
ISRAEL, , IN THE ORIGINAL HEBREW.

ACCORDING TO JEWISH CUSTOM, BECAUSE OF
REVERENCE, THE DIVINE NAME WAS NOT TO BE
SPOKEN, SO THE HEBREW WORDS FOR
Lord AND God WERE SUBSTITUTED.
WHENEVER THE WORDS Lord AND God
APPEAR IN LARGE AND SMALL CAPITAL
LETTERS, THE ORIGINAL HEBREW READS
.

() THE COVENANT GOD OF
ISRAEL, , IN THE ORIGINAL HEBREW.

REFERENCE: THE HOLY BIBLE IN THE KING JAMES VERSION,
COPYRIGHT 1984, THOMAS NELSON PUBLISHERS, NASHVILLE, TN P. 763.
(FOUND IN THE DICTIONARY CONCORDANCE IN THE BACK OF THIS BIBLE.)

IN MANY CASES “LORD” IS A TITLE OF HONOR
AND MAJESTY USED IN ADDRESSING GOD, OR A
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SPECIAL NAME
(KJV-RSV “THE LORD”).

REFERENCE: THE INTERPRETER’S DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE, COPYRIGHT 1962,
VOLUME III, P.150, ABINGDON PRESS.

IN THE EARLIEST HEBREW THE SACRED NAME
APPEARED AS A FOUR LETTER WORD OR

TETRAGRAMMATON: () WITHOUT
ANY VOWEL SIGNS.

REFERENCE: THE INTERPRETER’S DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE, COPYRIGHT 1962,
VOLUME II, P. 409, ABINGDON PRESS.