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Yahweh's Word in the First Century Church

Allen Wayne Boelter
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Boelter Publishing

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The purpose of this book is to demonstrate the presence and power of YAHWEH'S WORD in the First Century Church (also translated Assembly) and promote the understanding that the same presence and power continue to exist in Christ's Body today, the Church of the Twenty First Century.
Most English translations do not include any version of the personal name of God in either the Old Testament or New Testament. Quite often Bible translators will acknowledge the tetragrammaton as either YHWH or YHVH, but will replace it with the word LORD in all caps or Lord with a capitol "L". This practice has clouded the truth. Some translators have used the three-syllable version of Jehovah but it seems the name YAHWEH has become the most common version used among Bible translators in the Twenty First Century. YAH, an abbreviated version of the name, is also used on a few occasions.

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