The Tetragrammaton was used in people's names, and they always
used the middle vowel.”.
These four letters, which are read from right to left, are commonly called the Tetragrammaton.
The Tetragrammaton, the sacred name of God, Jehovah, in Hebrew letters, read from right to left.
This codex from the
early 15th century is one of the oldest extant documents in which the Tetragrammaton is rendered“ Iehoua.”.
The Tetragrammaton Council strives to create identical lives for all Librians
and uses its police state apparatus to enforce unity and conformity.
One reason for doing this, some translators say, is that God's personal name,
represented by the Tetragrammaton( YHWH),
never appeared in the Greek Septuagint translation of the Hebrew Scriptures.
Is the Tetragrammaton( the four Hebrew letters of God's name) found in the Hebrew
text of Matthew copied by the 14th- century Jewish physician Shem- Tob ben Isaac Ibn Shaprut?
So while the Hebrew text that Shem-
Tob presented does not use the Tetragrammaton, its use of“ the Name,” as at Matthew 3:
3, supports the use of“ Jehovah” in the Christian Greek Scriptures.
God's Name Restored“ AFTER the name Jehovah has been omitted from Bibles for many years and maybe centuries, his modern- day witnesses are the
only Christian religion to take a stand and restore the Tetragrammaton.”.