If you have never heard of YAHUAH, we encourage you to look up Strong's #H3068 which shows the meaning of this Hebrew word. In most English translations of the Bible, you will see this word or name transliterated as "The LORD," and it's found over 6,000 times in Scripture. 6828 times Bible translators replaced יהוה or YHWH with "The LORD" or GOD in most English Bibles. They also replaced most Hebrew names that had YAH or YAHU in them with English names. Example: Yahudah was replaced with Judah.
The Most High's Title vs. His Name
Would you agree that "the LORD" is a title and not a name? It may interest you that so many Scriptures say "sing to the LORD" followed by "praise His Name." (See the bottom of this page for multiple scriptures where it says to call on the Most High by His name.)
Many songs in Psalms are written about the "Name" of God being a Strong Tower, a Name we can trust. We see "call on His Name" throughout Scripture. Yet, His Name is never mentioned. The King James inserted "The LORD" (Lord in all caps) to represent or rather to replace the Name of the Most High, which is יהוה.
In the Hebrew or Masoretic Text of the Bible, we do not see "The LORD." We instead see יהוה - YHWH or YHUH. This is often referred to or pronounced as YAHWEH by some. But let's take a closer look at the letters YHWH.
AMEN!!
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