Yahwe
- proper noun
- /jɑːˈweɪ/
- In the Hebrew Bible, Yahwe is revealed as the one true God.
Examples
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YAHWE is my hero.
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Craig worships some made-up fairy fantasy image from the 70s, and I worship YAHWE.
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The real devil in the story is Yahwe, not Satan.
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Many people find comfort in their faith, believing that Yahwe watches over them.
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In religious discussions, Yahwe is often referenced as a key figure in both Judaism and Christianity.
Synonyms
A name used for God in the Old Testament
The name used for the God of ancient Israel in the Old Testament
A sacred name for God used in the Hebrew Bible, written as YHWH
A sacred name for God in the Old Testament
A name for God in the Old Testament
A name for the God of the Old Testament that comes from the Hebrew letters YHVH
The holy name of God in the Hebrew Bible written with four Hebrew letters
A name for God written using the Hebrew letters YHVH
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yahwe comes from the four Hebrew letters YHWH, the special personal name used for God in the Hebrew Bible. Because ancient readers often avoided saying those letters aloud, English Bibles sometimes write it as 'the LORD' or use the name Jehovah, so Yahwe is simply the Bible's own name for God.