Divine Name - Revision history

Mxmsj: Text replacement - "— >" to "-->"

2022-12-10T10:22:49Z

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	Yahowah — > Jehova		Yahowah --> Jehova

	MRTN + Catherine = M + a + R + e + T + i + N + e = Maretine = gobbledeygook		MRTN + Catherine = M + a + R + e + T + i + N + e = Maretine = gobbledeygook

Mxmsj: Text replacement - "--" to " — "

2022-12-10T10:04:06Z

Text replacement - "--" to " — "

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	This is a verb form: first person, pual (causative mode), present tense. It is variously rendered in translation: "I AM" or "I am Who am." It seems to me that the [http://www.hebrewsyntax.org/williams/williams_excerpt_ch2.pdf piel/pual forms of Hebrew verbs] can have causitive connotations, so it may not be amiss to think that there may be an echo of creation in the Divine Name: "I am the one Who causes being." The rabbis who [[TNK\|translated the Hebrew Bible into Greek]] used ''ego eimi'', "I AM," as the fundamental meaning of the word.		This is a verb form: first person, pual (causative mode), present tense. It is variously rendered in translation: "I AM" or "I am Who am." It seems to me that the [http://www.hebrewsyntax.org/williams/williams_excerpt_ch2.pdf piel/pual forms of Hebrew verbs] can have causitive connotations, so it may not be amiss to think that there may be an echo of creation in the Divine Name: "I am the one Who causes being." The rabbis who [[TNK\|translated the Hebrew Bible into Greek]] used ''ego eimi'', "I AM," as the fundamental meaning of the word.

	The consonants came first. Vowels (a, e, i, o, u, y in English) did not exist in Biblical Hebrew. The creation of a system of [http://www.hebrew4christians.com/Grammar/Unit_Two/Introduction/introduction.html "vowel points"] originated around 600 AD among the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masoretes Masoretes] in Tiberias, Jerusalem, and Iraq. Much controversy about the Hebrew text revolves around the question of [[vocalization]]--which vowels to insert into the sacred consonants so as to render them into words that can be spoken.		The consonants came first. Vowels (a, e, i, o, u, y in English) did not exist in Biblical Hebrew. The creation of a system of [http://www.hebrew4christians.com/Grammar/Unit_Two/Introduction/introduction.html "vowel points"] originated around 600 AD among the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masoretes Masoretes] in Tiberias, Jerusalem, and Iraq. Much controversy about the Hebrew text revolves around the question of [[vocalization]] — which vowels to insert into the sacred consonants so as to render them into words that can be spoken.

	The second form of the divine name on this page has the vowels for [http://biblehub.com/hebrew/136.htm Adonai,] not the vowels for the original verb form.		The second form of the divine name on this page has the vowels for [http://biblehub.com/hebrew/136.htm Adonai,] not the vowels for the original verb form.
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	Yahowah --> Jehova		Yahowah — > Jehova

	MRTN + Catherine = M + a + R + e + T + i + N + e = Maretine = gobbledeygook		MRTN + Catherine = M + a + R + e + T + i + N + e = Maretine = gobbledeygook
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	== Keep holy ''Adonai's'' NAME ==		== Keep holy ''Adonai's'' NAME ==

	In order to explain some features of Hebrew, it is necessary, as on this page, to write out the sacred consonants and to explain their proper and improper [[vocalization]]--"Yahweh" vs. "Jehovah." Since 2008, [http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/the-mass/frequently-asked-questions/upload/name-of-god.pdf Catholics have been forbidden to use the proper vocalization in liturgy.] The Israelites had built a "fence around the Law" in their tradition. The best way not to take the Name of the LORD in vain is never to say it, so they ceased to say the word itself and instead routinely substituted "Adonai," "the Mighty One," when they saw the tetragrammaton in their Scriptures.		In order to explain some features of Hebrew, it is necessary, as on this page, to write out the sacred consonants and to explain their proper and improper [[vocalization]] — "Yahweh" vs. "Jehovah." Since 2008, [http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/the-mass/frequently-asked-questions/upload/name-of-god.pdf Catholics have been forbidden to use the proper vocalization in liturgy.] The Israelites had built a "fence around the Law" in their tradition. The best way not to take the Name of the LORD in vain is never to say it, so they ceased to say the word itself and instead routinely substituted "Adonai," "the Mighty One," when they saw the tetragrammaton in their Scriptures.

	To the best of my ability, I have avoided spelling out the Divine Name in this wiki and, as in the tradition of the Israelites, use "Divine Name" or "Adonai" or "LORD" as surrogates for the properly vocalized consonants.		To the best of my ability, I have avoided spelling out the Divine Name in this wiki and, as in the tradition of the Israelites, use "Divine Name" or "Adonai" or "LORD" as surrogates for the properly vocalized consonants.

Mxmsj: /* Keep holy Adonai's NAME */

2016-10-28T21:14:25Z

Keep holy Adonai's NAME

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	To the best of my ability, I have avoided spelling out the Divine Name in this wiki and, as in the tradition of the Israelites, use "Divine Name" or "Adonai" or "LORD" as surrogates for the properly vocalized consonants.		To the best of my ability, I have avoided spelling out the Divine Name in this wiki and, as in the tradition of the Israelites, use "Divine Name" or "Adonai" or "LORD" as surrogates for the properly vocalized consonants.

			== References ==
			<references />

			== Links ==

			[[Category:Scripture Studies]]

Mxmsj at 21:13, 28 October 2016

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	MRTN + Catherine = M + a + R + e + T + i + N + e = Maretine = gobbledeygook		MRTN + Catherine = M + a + R + e + T + i + N + e = Maretine = gobbledeygook

	~~Jehova~~ is a nonsense word!		Jehovah is a nonsense word!

			"The first recorded use of this spelling was made by a Spanish Dominican monk, Raymundus Martini, in 1270."<ref>[http://www.catholic.com/quickquestions/is-gods-name-yahweh-or-jehovah Jimmy Akin, "Is God's Name Yahweh or Jehovah?"]</ref>

	== Keep holy ''Adonai's'' NAME ==		== Keep holy ''Adonai's'' NAME ==

Mxmsj at 13:40, 5 January 2016

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	<p>		<p>
	יהוה		יהוה <br>
	</p>
	~~<p>~~
	יְהֹוָה		יְהֹוָה
	</p>		</p>

Mxmsj: /* Keep holy Adonai's NAME */

2015-07-04T14:28:29Z

Keep holy Adonai's NAME

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	In order to explain some features of Hebrew, it is necessary, as on this page, to write out the sacred consonants and to explain their proper and improper [[vocalization]]--"Yahweh" vs. "Jehovah." Since 2008, [http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/the-mass/frequently-asked-questions/upload/name-of-god.pdf Catholics have been forbidden to use the proper vocalization in liturgy.] The Israelites had built a "fence around the Law" in their tradition. The best way not to take the Name of the LORD in vain is never to say it, so they ceased to say the word itself and instead routinely substituted "Adonai," "the Mighty One," when they saw the tetragrammaton in their Scriptures.		In order to explain some features of Hebrew, it is necessary, as on this page, to write out the sacred consonants and to explain their proper and improper [[vocalization]]--"Yahweh" vs. "Jehovah." Since 2008, [http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/the-mass/frequently-asked-questions/upload/name-of-god.pdf Catholics have been forbidden to use the proper vocalization in liturgy.] The Israelites had built a "fence around the Law" in their tradition. The best way not to take the Name of the LORD in vain is never to say it, so they ceased to say the word itself and instead routinely substituted "Adonai," "the Mighty One," when they saw the tetragrammaton in their Scriptures.

	To the best of my ability, I have avoided spelling out the Divine Name in this wiki and, ~~like~~ the Israelites, ~~will~~ use "Divine Name" or "Adonai" or "LORD" as surrogates for the properly vocalized consonants.		To the best of my ability, I have avoided spelling out the Divine Name in this wiki and, as in the tradition of the Israelites, use "Divine Name" or "Adonai" or "LORD" as surrogates for the properly vocalized consonants.

Mxmsj at 14:27, 4 July 2015

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	Jehova is a nonsense word!		Jehova is a nonsense word!

			== Keep holy ''Adonai's'' NAME ==

			In order to explain some features of Hebrew, it is necessary, as on this page, to write out the sacred consonants and to explain their proper and improper [[vocalization]]--"Yahweh" vs. "Jehovah." Since 2008, [http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/the-mass/frequently-asked-questions/upload/name-of-god.pdf Catholics have been forbidden to use the proper vocalization in liturgy.] The Israelites had built a "fence around the Law" in their tradition. The best way not to take the Name of the LORD in vain is never to say it, so they ceased to say the word itself and instead routinely substituted "Adonai," "the Mighty One," when they saw the tetragrammaton in their Scriptures.

			To the best of my ability, I have avoided spelling out the Divine Name in this wiki and, like the Israelites, will use "Divine Name" or "Adonai" or "LORD" as surrogates for the properly vocalized consonants.

Mxmsj at 13:44, 4 July 2015

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	In English, going in our direction, the four consonants are YHWH.		In English, going in our direction, the four Hebrew consonants are YHWH.

	This is a verb form: first person, pual (causative mode), present tense.		This is a verb form: first person, pual (causative mode), present tense. It is variously rendered in translation: "I AM" or "I am Who am." It seems to me that the [http://www.hebrewsyntax.org/williams/williams_excerpt_ch2.pdf piel/pual forms of Hebrew verbs] can have causitive connotations, so it may not be amiss to think that there may be an echo of creation in the Divine Name: "I am the one Who causes being." The rabbis who [[TNK\|translated the Hebrew Bible into Greek]] used ''ego eimi'', "I AM," as the fundamental meaning of the word.

	The consonants came first. Vowels: a e i o u		The consonants came first. Vowels (a, e, i, o, u, y in English) did not exist in Biblical Hebrew. The creation of a system of [http://www.hebrew4christians.com/Grammar/Unit_Two/Introduction/introduction.html "vowel points"] originated around 600 AD among the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masoretes Masoretes] in Tiberias, Jerusalem, and Iraq. Much controversy about the Hebrew text revolves around the question of [[vocalization]]--which vowels to insert into the sacred consonants so as to render them into words that can be spoken.

	The second form of the divine name on this page has the vowels for Adonai, not the vowels for the original verb form.		The second form of the divine name on this page has the vowels for [http://biblehub.com/hebrew/136.htm Adonai,] not the vowels for the original verb form.

	Greek translation: "ego eimi."		Greek translation: "ego eimi."

Mxmsj at 16:18, 28 March 2015

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	~~<p> </p>~~
	<p>		<p>
	יהוה		יהוה

Mxmsj at 16:05, 1 April 2014

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	Yahowah --> Jehova		Yahowah --> Jehova

			MRTN + Catherine = M + a + R + e + T + i + N + e = Maretine = gobbledeygook

			Jehova is a nonsense word!