Richard_oti
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Jehovah is a man made up name from the tetragrammaton, (YHWH, or as some say JHVH)
I concur. Both "Yahweh" and "Jehovah" are made up.
or I AM which in Hebrew is H1961 הָיָה hayah (haw-yaw) v. and it's a VERB, hear that, a VERB, and not a NOUN. Nouns identify personal names. not VERBS. how ignorant can some people be. following a verb of "WHAT" he is instead of "WHO" he is in name as a NOUN. it is pitiful I mean down right pitiful for some people to be so misguided. but oh well..![]()
"I AM" is not "I AM", it is "I shall be". I shall be who I shall be. And if one truly contemplates the fullness of that, there is much understanding to be found. However, I shall not answer any questions with regard to that, for the answer is not for me to give.
Further, YHVH is not from H1961, hayah, it is from H1933, havah, an alternate form of the verb.
Have you ever heard of a verbal noun?
From where does the name "Jesher" come from?
How about "Yeshua"? What does it mean, and from where did it come?
According to you, you just disqualified most of the names in the OT. As the majority are derived from verbs. You spout off how ignorant and pitiful people can be, yet that is exactly what you are putting forth. And don't say that I am misunderstanding you, for in post #9, you clearly stated that "YHWH" (YHVH) is a verb.
As for Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 43:10: How does a verb declare, or say a thing?
Also, it does not say "I am he", it states: kiy_'aniy hu' ; that_I he
Who is "I" and "he"? YHVH.
BTW: Doesn't the name Isaiah also come from a verbal root?
John 8:24 is ego eimi, just as v 28 and 58. The very same as the blind man is recorded to have answered in John 9:9. Perhaps the blind was declaring that he also is "I am he".
IOW: To attempt to make Yeshua into YHVH by comparing "I am he" from Yeshayahu and "I am he" from John, is to make a false comparison.