Some Christians, and especially Jehovah’s witnesses, use this name for the Heavenly Father. However, every scholar and every reference book I have ever checked on “Jehovah” (including Jehovah’s witness tracts) has said that this is not the way you pronounce His name! First of all it is impossible because of the fact that the Hebrew language has no “J” sound! According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, 1991 under the heading “Yahweh”, here is how this name came into being:| eliyah.com
The following is an outline of 200+ scriptures that show the importance of Yahweh’s name. Although His name may not seem important to most, by the time you are finished reading these scriptures, there shouldn’t be the slightest doubt in your mind that Yahweh’s name is very important to Him. | eliyah.com
Being baptized is one of the first things a believer in Yahushua should do. We see in scripture that it was always done quickly after believing in Yahushua:| eliyah.com
Note that Joshua = Yoshua or Yahushua because there is no “J” sound in Hebrew. The “J” with its “J” sound didn’t come into the English language until about 500 years ago. In fact, the “J” isn’t even found in the original 1611 King James version. (proof)| EliYah Ministries
It's sad but true. Man has removed the name of the Heavenly Father and His Messiah from His own book. Learn why this is so very wrong.| EliYah Ministries
Many take the third commandment to mean that we should not use the Heavenly Father’s name alongside a swear word or profanity. I could see where it certainly might mean this. Others say that taking His name on our lips while living a life of sin is another way of taking His name in vain. I agree with this also. | eliyah.com
