THE APOSTOLIC BIBLE - THE BIBLE WITH THE NAME OF GOD

 THE APOSTOLIC BIBLE - THE BIBLE WITH THE NAME OF GOD

The only true God, the Father, has a unique name, and this name is יהוה (the most popular rendering being Jehovah). This unique name appears in the Old Testament almost 7000 times, including in the first translation into Greek, called the Septuagint, as we learn from the writings of Clement of Alexandria (II-III), the book Stromata, and Jerome (IV-V), in the preface to his translation, called the Vulgate. From the Talmud, we learn that this name also existed in the Gospels and other Christian books (as in the Septuagint). https://bnd2023.blogspot.com/

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