Psalm 68:4 (NKJV)Yahweh? YeHoVaH is HaShem.
4 Sing to God, sing praises to His name;
Extol Him who rides on the clouds,
By His name YAH,
And rejoice before Him.
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Psalm 68:4 (NKJV)Yahweh? YeHoVaH is HaShem.
Psalm 68:4 (NKJV)
4 Sing to God, sing praises to His name;
Extol Him who rides on the clouds,
By His name YAH,
And rejoice before Him.
Amen!Psalm 68:4 (NKJV)
4 Sing to God, sing praises to His name;
Extol Him who rides on the clouds,
By His name YAH,
And rejoice before Him.
Psa 68:4And you think that proves "Yahweh" is correct? Here ya go, I can find stuff on the internet too Genesis 1:1 (KJV) ... Genesis 1:1 (LXX)
Psa 68:4
Sing to God, sing praises to His name;
Extol Him who rides on the clouds,
By His name YAH,
And rejoice before Him.
Isa 12:2
Behold, God is my salvation,
I will trust and not be afraid;
‘For YAH, the LORD, is my strength and song;
He also has become my salvation.' ”
Isa 26:4
Trust in the LORD forever,
For in YAH, the LORD, is everlasting strength.
Isa 38:11
I said,
“I shall not see YAH,
The LORD[fn] in the land of the living;
I shall observe man no more among the inhabitants of the world.
And considering there is NO letter J in Hebrew or Greek and it still isnt Jehovah is out the window too. YAH makes the most sense since many of the biblical people had YAH in their name.
LIST OF POPULAR BIBLICAL NAMES
THE MESSIAH
Jesus/Joshua—from Yahusha, meaning “YHVH is salvation”
Amos—from Amosyah, meaning “Corroborated by YHVH”
Ariel—from Ahriy'el, meaning "Lion of God"
Daniel—from Daniy'el, meaning "God is my judge"
Elijah—from Eliyyahu, meaning "My God is YHVH”
Emmanuel—from Immanu'el, meaning "God with us"
Ezekiel—from Yechezq'el, meaning "God strengthens"
Gabriel—from Gabriy'el, meaning "God is my strength"
Haggai—from Chagyah, meaning "Feast of YHVH"
Hosea—from Hosheyahu, meaning “YHVH saves”
Isaiah—from Yesha’Yahu, meaning "YHVH is salvation"
James/Jacob—from Yah'aqov, meaning "May YHVH preserve"
Jeremiah—from Yirmeyahu, meaning "YHVH has uplifted"
Joel—from Yahyl, meaning “YHVH is our strength”
John—from Yahukanan, meaning “YHVH is merciful”
Jonathan—from Yahonatan, meaning "YHVH has given"
Jonah—from Yahnah, meaning “Ornament of YHVH”
Jude/Judah—from Yahudah, meaning "Praise YHVH"
Matthew—from Mattithyahu, meaning “Gift of YHVH”
Micah—from Mikahyah, meaning “Who is like YHVH?”
Michael—from Mikay'el, meaning "Who is like God?"
Nathaniel—from Natan'el, meaning "God has given"
Nehemiah—from Nekemyah, meaning "comforted by YHVH"
Obadiah—from Obeadyah, meaning “Worshipper of YHVH”
Samuel—from Shemu'el, meaning “Heard of YHVH”
Tobiah/Tobias—from Toviyyahu, meaning "YHVH is good"
Zachary/Zechariah—from Zakaryahu, meaning “Remembrance of YHVH”
Zebediah—from Zebadyahu, meaning "YHVH has bestowed"
Zephaniah—from Tsephanyahu, meaning “Protected by YHVH”
Yahushah=Yah is SalvationRolling my eyes...sure, when you mis-spell everything! So now it is "Yahusha"? I thought you guys used "Yahshua"? You really should make up your minds on which made up name you want to use...
again, none of you have proved anything through your mis-spellings...but you already know that, so keep pretending...
Yahushah=Yah is Salvation
Here is the 1611 KJVNope...Yehoshua....Yeshua....show me where in Scripture is the word "yahushua".
Strong's Hebrew: 3091. יְהוֹשׁ֫וּעַ (Yehoshua) -- "the LORD is salvation," Moses' successor, also the name of a number of Isr.
Here is the 1611 KJV
4Sing vnto God, sing praises to his Name: extoll him that rideth vpon the heauens, by his Name Iah, and reioyce before him.
-Notice how it says Iah and not Ieh, so if Y transliterated I, that would be Yah.
Im not a scared name nutcase, so im not going to argue this with you, simply stating my points of view, Gods name is YAHWEH, NOT YEHWEH.
If all those examples showed YAH in the name, the Yahusha should make the most sense.
If it was so sacred, why was it used close to 7000 times in the OT?Listen guys, you all can use whatever spelling you want to, that is your business. I consider The Name to be Sacred so I will not argue this any longer. Shalom