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- What is the correct pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton?
The Tetragrammaton is one example of the phenomenon called "k'ri u'k'siv" (קרי וכתיב), where the word written in the text is not the word spoken aloud by the reader
- In Exodus 3:14 is there a linguistic relationship between the . . .
In other words, is Exodus 3:14 suggesting that the Tetragrammaton is a form of the verb "to be"? Can someone explain the linguistic path from the Tetragrammaton to the verb, "to be q
- Why did the masoretes vocalize the tetragrammaton this way?
The most common vowel pointing for the tetragrammaton is יְהוָה, which occurs 5,658 times in Scripture These last three forms of the sacred tetragrammaton (described in this paragraph) occur 821 times in conjunction with prefixes The total then is 6,828 appearances of this word in the Hebrew Scriptures
- What was the reason why Jews specifically used the substitute Adonay . . .
The exilic Jews followed this tradition of using a substitute for the divine name and they translated the name of God as Kyrios in Greek as found in the Septuagint Kyrios simply means ‘master, owner, lord’ What was the reason why the Jews specifically used the substitute Adonay Kyrios for the Tetragrammaton?
- Fundamental Significance of Number Four - Tetragramaton
God's primary Name is the four letter tetragramaton Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh (shaarei kedusha part 4 gate 3: "And if you ask, why should we cling our thoughts in this Name more than any other Name (of G-d)?
- Is the word Yahweh (יהוה) ever uttered in jewish worship
A Palestinian amora of the third century (Mana the Elder) exemplified the apothegm of Abba Saul (Yer Sanh 28b, above) by the statement, "as, for instance, the Samaritans who swear"; he meant thereby that in their oaths the Samaritans pronounce the Tetragrammaton exactly as it is written
- Why does G-ds half name י-ה, the shortened version of the . . .
Why does G-d's half name י-ה, the shortened version of the Tetragrammaton, have a mappik Heh (dot in the ה)? Might it be a sort of compensative dagesh, to substitute for the missing letters?
- Where are Jews forbidden to speak the name of God - Mi Yodeya
It is commonly asserted that the Jews do not speak the name of God (Tetragramaton) in reverence to the Name It is even treated as taboo to speak or pronounce, or utter the name Yet, in the Bi
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