God’s name is YHWH or YHVH.
After doing extensive research, the closest name is YAHAWAH or YEHOVAH. It literally means I am because I was and will become.
Also taking the name in vain has deeper meanings. It means to turn one’s reputation or “name” into nothing or to bring “shame” to the reputation of YHVH. Especially those who claim to follow YHVH behaving badly.
God is a term associated with pagan deities. Elohim is more accurate to what a god is, a mighty one. So every time you read THE LORD God it is YHVH Elohim. The translators decided to censor the name YHVH because they believed it was too holy to pronounce or perhaps other reasons.
Nope all that was made by Satan. According to the Jews it is Hashem, cause they only use God for stuff that is permanent since God is permanent. Either way according to Jesus we only need to say Our Father or Heavenly Father.
God, family, country.
“You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain, for the Lord will not hold him guiltless who takes His name in vain".
(Exodus 20:2-17)
Respectfully, the end of the second paragraph in the above post uses God's name in vain. It's painful to read God's name when it is used like that.
God’s name is YHWH or YHVH. After doing extensive research, the closest name is YAHAWAH or YEHOVAH. It literally means I am because I was and will become.
Also taking the name in vain has deeper meanings. It means to turn one’s reputation or “name” into nothing or to bring “shame” to the reputation of YHVH. Especially those who claim to follow YHVH behaving badly.
God is a term associated with pagan deities. Elohim is more accurate to what a god is, a mighty one. So every time you read THE LORD God it is YHVH Elohim. The translators decided to censor the name YHVH because they believed it was too holy to pronounce or perhaps other reasons.
Nope all that was made by Satan. According to the Jews it is Hashem, cause they only use God for stuff that is permanent since God is permanent. Either way according to Jesus we only need to say Our Father or Heavenly Father.