The biblical scrolls and earlier bibles used God’s personal name until later years when Christendom replaced it with LORD or GOD (all capitalized) ON THE INCORRECT RATIONALE THAT THE PERSONAL NAME WAS TOO SACRED TO BE USED. Yet God is the one who made his name known. We all have personal names and not titles. LORD, GOD, Lord and God are all titles. Proper reference means that God should not be called by title, for God has a personal name and our prayers would be most effective if we address him by that name. His son, Christ did (Refer to Christ’s answers to Satan, when Satan tempted him). Think about the Model prayer taught by Jesus. “Our father, who art in Heaven, Hallowed be thy name….” Stop to ask yourself, how can it be hallowed, when many do not even know the name. In our bible reading, shouldn’t we use God’s personal name whenever we see LORD and GOD by substituting those titles? God personally let us know His personal name in Exodus 3:15 and 6:3. Your Bible version may contain that personal name (not capitalized LORD,GOD) at Genesis 22:14, Exodus 17:15, Judges 6:24, Ezekiel 48:35, Psalm 83:18, Isaiah 12:2, Isaiah 26:4.. Did you know that each time you say Alleluia, that you are actually saying ‘Praise JAH (short for Jehovah, the personal name)’ and that the Hebrew form of Jesus means ‘Jehovah is salvation?’
2006-11-06
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