⚡ IN BRIEF (SUMMARY)
The Tetragrammaton (YHWH) is the four-letter Hebrew name of God revealed in the Old Testament, representing His eternal self-existence and covenant relationship with Israel.
What is the meaning of YHWH (The Tetragrammaton) in the Bible?
The Tetragrammaton (YHWH) is the four-letter Hebrew name of God revealed in the Old Testament, representing His eternal self-existence and covenant relationship with Israel.
TEXTUAL SIGNIFICANCE
Understanding YHWH connects Old Testament covenant theology to Jesus Christ, who used 'I AM' (Ego Eimi) declarations in the Gospels to affirm His divine identity.
Bible Study Quick-Reference Guide
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Lesson 7: The Burning Bush & The I AM Name
Explore this concept in depth with our step-by-step group leader guide, commentary, and printable participant worksheet for Exodus 3:1–15.
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