Yahweh or Jehovah?

The YHWH consonants are all that's certain.

Who let the goat winnie the poohers in here?

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Its Jesus Christ, the names you reference aren't even names, but placeholders. The Israelites feared the use of God’s name because they feared people would abuse it. Hence why the Israelites used these place holder names instead of God the Father's name. If you are going to shit up our board, least learn your history. Your thread is JW tier.

Also, repent Achmed.

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I've read the Q'ran.
Ladders is fine.
The entire rest is low-quality and boring.

It depends on where to put the vowels.
To our Muslim friends in this thread Yahweh=Jesus Christ
"I and the Father are One" John 10:30

Why are you shilling for heathen religion?

God has many names. Yahweh or Jehovah are two of his names.

YHWH, The Great I AM
Jehova was an attempt at censorship because early translators greatly feared God's wrath for even speaking His name so they wrote that as a placeholder

That and some scholars would say it's more than likely 3 syllables rather than the previously thought two. Simply because the popular prefix/suffix usage indicates it. For example, names like Jehoshophat (YEHO… being the Hebrew prefix) or Isaiah (Yeshayahu.. Yahu being the suffix) are parts of God's holy name (the "YH" part). From this, it's possible it was never simply "Yah" (as in Yahweh). Yehovah is as good a guess as any. Yahweh doesn't even sound like any other Hebrew word either. It sounds like something strangely native American or something.

both.

yahweh is how modern jews render the vowels. Iehova (think of it as being pronounced yehowah) is how the romans spelled what the jews were saying 2000 years ago.

Wanna go more complicated? The greeks were calling the christian god Iao (said like yao, more or less) back in the day, and we still see this in combinations like Iao Sabaoth.

joke mode: jerome reports that some silly greeks, on seeing YHWH in hebrew יהוה‎ thought that god's name was pee-pee, since that looks like pi iota pi iota ΠΙΠΙ.

Yes, but modern Jews don't render the consonants that way either (they insist on "V" sounds for vav/waw. Scholars, who bundle it all under "Orientalism", associate vav/waw as a W sound.. much like Arabic. Israelis will have none of it).

it had more to do with respect, just as christians now use the Holy Name of "Jesus Christ" in place of the Tetragrammaton

oh, also "jehovah" is a mistranslation

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