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What was the reason why Jews specifically used the substitute Adonay/Kyrios for the Tetragra...
The English word “God” (“got” in German and “Godh” in Iceland) is derived from a root to call, meaning to call upon. It does not denote an anthropomorphic and anthropopathic being. For G-d has no huma …
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What was the reason why Jews specifically used the substitute Adonay/Kyrios for the Tetragra...
The Bible calls G-d Y-h-v-h, which is called “the Tetragrammaton,” which means a four-letter word. While the Tetragrammaton appears on Torah scrolls, even today, Jews say it as Adonai whenever they re …
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How/Why do amulets work?
If you light a match to an amulet it burns. If it cannot protect itself how much more could it not protect you? To place trust in amulets is idolatry.
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Meaning of "You alone are YHWH"
In Exodus 6:3, Moses learns that G-d appeared to the patriarchs “as El Shaddai, but I did not make myself known to them by my name y-h-v-h.” In the Bible G-d is called Y-h-v-h, “the Tetragrammaton,” a …