Technically, Jesus didn't make the name Jehovah known during His earthly ministry, that had been used as a name for God by the Israelites for hundreds of years by that point. However, it isn't the only name or title used for God throughout The Bible, or even the only one used by Jesus. There are a number of variations on it which describe certain qualities of God, and then there are the completely independent ones such as YHVH and I Am. Most of the time that you see "The Lord" appear in the Bible, it's actually replacing YHVH; and I Am is the one God told Moses to introduce Him as, which was later referenced by Jesus when asked if He was greater than Abraham ("Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was born, I Am." John 8:58 [NASB]) and got Him accused of blasphemy.
Given all of this, Christendom does use Jehovah as a title for God. We also use its variant forms, as well as Yahweh (a modern attempt to make YHVH pronounceable) and I Am. We do not limit ourselves to one title, because He didn't throughout the Bible, and each of them shines some light on the personality and nature of God in different ways.
Saints are not worshiped. They are prayed too, to intercede for us. We honor the saints but we worship only God.
He prayed and worshiped Allah, asked for forgiveness and looked upon the matters.
They did not have leaders. Although they worshiped many gods and godesses. They believed if they prayed to these gods and godesses that what they prayed to a specific god or godess it would come true
No one is worshiped other than God and Jesus Christ. To do so would violate the Commandment "Thou shall have no gods before me."Many Saints are prayed to as intercessors by some Christians religions, but they are not worshiped.
The God of Abraham was Jehovah. Interestingly, this is the same God Jesus prayed to. At John 17:3 Jesus prayed openly stating that his father was the "only true God"!
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Jesus taught us to pray...our Father who art in heaven... If Jesus prayed to the Father then it should be ok for you too.
because people worshiped it like it was god.people thought it was very important because good things happened to the people that prayed for the city of cydonia
No, you should pray to the Almighty God, Jehovah, doing so Jesus’ name since he is the intercessor between God and mankind. Jesus was his son and he taught that people should pray to his Father, Jehovah. This is who Jesus prayed to when he was on earth.
Salahs (prayers) are: - Fajr: Prayed at Dawn - Dhuhr- Prayed at Noon - Asr- Prayed in the Afternoon -Maghrib- Prayed at Sunset -Isha- Prayed at Nightfall
Yes they did, though not to the God of the Christians. The Egyptians had many Gods who they prayed to. Even some of the Caesars were worshiped as Gods. There had so many that they created a place for The Unknown God just in case they had left one out.
Aside from the Spartans, Ares was not widely worshiped in Greece. And while he was the God of War, most Achaean Greeks would have prayed to Athena in that regard. So Ares was much less important in Greece than in Rome.