JEHOVAH: The Real Name of God?

Started by Jury13 pages
Jury Extreme Member

Originally posted by PrinceofBlades
niether do you. And besides I recognize God as God, Father, Dude, what ever the moment calls for.

You also recognize Him ERRONEOUSLY as Jehovah. And it doesn't matter to you whether you use an ERRONEOUS name or not to call Him.
(Actually the last one is a personal no one, it was a joke that grew on me)...

And that is a variety of "using God's name in vain".

sonnet Angeloflight

Originally posted by debbiejo
I've read the whole Bible. And have done years of Bible studies thanks.

I was a very long time strong Conservative Christian.


Read it again, we tend to forget quickly and then only remember the good parts that soothes our minds and purpose.

debbiejo Dreamer
Originally posted by sonnet
Read it again, we tend to forget quickly and then only remember the good parts that soothes our minds and purpose.

🙄

I know my scripture pretty well.

Bicnarok From Ganymede

No one know the what the missing constanants are. Quite annoying to Christians because the lord´s prayers goes "hallowed be thy name" what name?

markie calgon take me away

Re: JEHOVAH: The Real Name of God?

Originally posted by Jury
[b]Yes or No. And why?

🙂 [/B]

Nobody knows, I just said no because Jehova or yaweh is supposed to have been the name of a volcano god. In the bible when moses asked god who shall I say sent me God said i am that i am in the kjv and I will become what I will become in newer versions. Those aren't names, if anything god is just saying he is what he is or will be what he will be. YHWH could very well be the name of god but if it is it should be yaweh, not jahovah.

markie calgon take me away

Originally posted by Lazerlike42
Elohim is not plural. In Genesis 1:1, Elohim is paired with the verb bara, which is roughly, "to create." The verb bara is in the singular. Elohim must be singular to pair with bara.

It's similar to the english phenomenom of words like moose, or goose. Elohim can refer to pluarlity or singularity, just as these words can. It is the context of the surrounding words which determines the pluarilty.

It is in the strongs concordance and new standard bible concordance. God's name is eloah and im makes it plural. Elohim was usualy used for god, but it could mean angels or magistrates too.

markie calgon take me away

Originally posted by debbiejo
Because the church interfered with the gnostic belief of what could be done. And the church doesn't want people to know their true potential. How else could they receive money from the congregation. We do have the many abilities that are frowned on by the church.
It's strange that the same church that condemned them as being heritics has adopted some of their practices. I remember seeing a picture of the woman jesus christ in the catholic churches stained glass windows.

Imperial_Samura Anticrust Smurf

I think the best way to clear it all up is to simply call him/her/it John. He/she/it could even have it legally changed by deed poll, and all confusion would end.

debbiejo Dreamer
Originally posted by markie
It is in the strongs concordance and new standard bible concordance. God's name is eloah and im makes it plural. Elohim was usualy used for god, but it could mean angels or magistrates too.

Wow....someone agrees with me....

Originally posted by markie
It's strange that the same church that condemned them as being heritics has adopted some of their practices. I remember seeing a picture of the woman jesus christ in the catholic churches stained glass windows.

like the pentacostal churches.

markie calgon take me away

It's the same name as yahweh

Originally posted by Jury
You also recognize Him ERRONEOUSLY as Jehovah. And it doesn't matter to you whether you use an ERRONEOUS name or not to call Him.

And that is a variety of "using God's name in vain".

If God's name is YHWH it is pronounced yaweh because it is unpronouncable without vowels. Jehovah is the same name with a different pronounciation. The Y is becimess a J and depending on what vowels you use it can be pronounced jahove or jehoveh etc. vowels weren't important at that time. I guess they were implied or they would have a hard time talking.
YHWH is most likely one of his names because uf you say it without any vowels it sounds like a blowing sound which is what god is, holy spirit (hagios pnuema) in greek isa current of air in the strongs concordance. When you say YHWH it sounds like a current of air which is the definition of spirit, it's a holy current if air. The muslems say Allah is the arabic pronounciation of Eloa and if it is Allah is a name for god. Just because they think mohammed is a prophet and reinterpret the old testament doesn't mean they're totally stupid. In fact we have more in common then either one of us is willing to admit.
Eloh is the root word for elokim and is a name of god, if the arabic pronounciation is allah that's a name for god regardless of the paganization that may be associated with it. Same goes for YHWH,I read that was a phase of the moon, it was also a vulcano god but if that's his name, that's his name. The word god might also be pagan in origrn so whether you call him allah or jehocah or yaweh as long as you know who you're talking about I don't think it makes a lot of difference.

markie calgon take me away

I figured you knew.

Originally posted by debbiejo
Wow....someone agrees with me....

like the pentacostal churches.

Since wisdom is a female spirit I figured you probably knew something. 😉 I have a quick verse program on my other comp where I can look up verses and check the cocordances and I've been stuying and there is a lot of stuff that I don't find words for. Anyway elohim is plural, trinitarians say that cnnotes the trinity but the quran has the sane plurals fur allah and they think it's blasphemy to associate anything with or worship any god but allah. In the semitic languages, and arabic is a semitic language although most people associate semetic with being jewish the plurals that are used for god connote majesty. The quran says we created man, we did somthing and it's dangerous to associate anything with allah or speak against mohammed in muslim countries, they will either kill you or cure you.

finti Senior Member

wisdom a female spirit???? 😂 hysterical

kevdude The Hooded Man

some also refer to God the Father as "The Presence".

debbiejo Dreamer

Re: I figured you knew.

Originally posted by markie
Since wisdom is a female spirit I figured you probably knew something. 😉

I knew there was something special about me. 📖 I just like to read..

finti Senior Member

some also refer to God the Father as "The Presence".
and some refer to god as what f*ucking god

debbiejo Dreamer
Originally posted by finti
wisdom a female spirit???? 😂 hysterical

Hey.....I didn't see that as funny....Stop laughing.

finti Senior Member

I cant 😂

debbiejo Dreamer

See that's your problem SHE's PMS'N with you......You better build your temple to Venus or Freya and be a goooood student.

finti Senior Member

oh Pms, *shruds*

debbiejo Dreamer
Originally posted by finti
oh Pms, *shruds*

Don't be confused...All the goddesses have it once a month...