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You do understand that Jeovah is a miss translation from the ancient Hebrew bibles right?
shareYHYW...there aren’t any vowels in ancient Hebrew. In today’s tongue, it is Jehovah. Excepted by God Himself. You can take His Name around the planet and the pronunciation varies. Being the Creator of language, He recognizes His name in any tongue.
Not a miss translation. An excepted translation. Thanks for the input.
Jeovah is still a made up name. In "later" Hebrew texts YHWH stopped being mention and they would write "ADONAI", which is here for "Lord". Because there was fear of forgetting the original tetragrammaton, priests started using the letters underneath ADONAI vowels and later on, English priests reading the zig zag text would read something like Y a H o W a
Jeovah really was made up as a phonetic misunderstanding of the word
That was some good info that I wasn’t aware of...
You can dismiss the name if you choose.....I was aware that the ‘true’ pronunciation was lost over centuries. And I was aware that the vowels were later added, but, for His name to unify His people worldwide, it is accepted today.