- Jehovah in English (history)Exodus 6:3
- How the word Jehovah entered English
Jehovah entered English through Tyndale’s 1530 Pentateuch, from a medieval reading of YHWH with Adonai’s vowels. How it spread and why LORD returned. - TetragrammatonExodus 3:15
- The Tetragrammaton in Jewish tradition
The four Hebrew letters of God’s name and why Jewish readers say Adonai or HaShem: the Temple, the high priest, the Septuagint and the Masoretes. - HymnsColossians 3:16
- The name Jehovah in the hymns of the church
Why hymn writers loved the name Jehovah, from Watts and Williams to Olivers, Cowper and M’Cheyne, and the Scripture behind the hymns that carry it. - American Standard Version (1901)Genesis 2:4
- The name in the American Standard Version of 1901
The American Standard Version of 1901 prints Jehovah wherever the Hebrew has the name. Why its revisers chose it, how it differed from 1885, and what followed. - TetragrammatonExodus 3:14
- The Etymology of the Tetragrammaton
The etymology of the Tetragrammaton: what YHWH likely meant, how the name was pronounced, and why 'Jehovah' arose. - The Tetragrammaton in KabbalahExodus 3:14-15
- The Tetragrammaton in Kabbalah: A Christian Overview
What Kabbalah means by the Tetragrammaton, how it differs from the Bible's use of YHWH, and how Christians should weigh mystical readings of the divine name. - TetragrammatonExodus 3:15
- The Tetragrammaton in the Dead Sea Scrolls
What the Dead Sea Scrolls show about the Tetragrammaton YHWH: paleo-Hebrew script, square script, and what it means for the divine name. - HaShemExodus 20:7
- HaShem Meaning: Why Jewish People Call God 'The Name'
HaShem means 'the Name': what many Jewish people call God in everyday speech, why Adonai is said in prayer, and what it teaches Christians about honouring God's name.