n.
A name for God assumed by modern scholars to be a convention for pronouncing the Tetragrammaton.
[Hebrew.]
Dictionary:
Yah·weh (yä'wā, -wĕ) also Yah·veh
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[Hebrew.]
| Columbia Encyclopedia: Yahweh |
| WordNet: Yahweh |
| Best of the Web: Yahweh |
Some good "Yahweh" pages on the web:
Judaism www.pantheon.org |
| Jahveh | |
| Bithiah | |
| Joel (Hebrew prophet of the sixth century) |
| Where is the temple of yahweh? Read answer... | |
| What was the testing of Yahweh about? Read answer... | |
| What is the day of yahweh? Read answer... |
| What was the day of yahweh and why is it important? | |
| Which came first yahweh or jehova? | |
| Who was the first of the patriarchs to know Yahweh? |
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