The name "Yahweh" was made up by scholars in the late 1800's as a compromise between Jewish and Christian scholars, because of the ban on pronouncing the divine name in Pharisaic Jewish tradition. The vowel points in the Hebrew Bible record the "Name" in two forms, which if they were pronounced would be, "Yehovah" and "Yehovee". There are a lot of people out there who teach that YHVH is the Father. This is only 1/2 true.There are two spellings of the Divine Name if you go by the Vowels. "Yehovah" is the Word of God that was later made flesh. 'Yehovee" is the Father in the Hebrew Bible, whose name is never pronounced. Also, according to Jesus himself, "no man has seen his form or heard his voice." (John 5:37)
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The name "Yahweh" was made up by scholars in the late 1800's as a compromise between Jewish and Christian scholars, because of the ban on pronouncing the divine name in Pharisaic Jewish tradition. The vowel points in the Hebrew Bible record the "Name" in two forms, which if they were pronounced would be, "Yehovah" and "Yehovee". There are a lot of people out there who teach that YHVH is the Father. This is only 1/2 true.There are two spellings of the Divine Name if you go by the Vowels. "Yehovah" is the Word of God that was later made flesh. 'Yehovee" is the Father in the Hebrew Bible, whose name is never pronounced. Also, according to Jesus himself, "no man has seen his form or heard his voice." (John 5:37)
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