More than seven years since my last post on this blog and in a surprising twist, I came across someone on Facebook’s Nerdy Biblical Language Majors (NBLM) named Joseph Weissman who has argued (under Reformed Masora on Substack) something I never thought I would run into—namely, that both יְהוָֹה Yəhōvā́(h) and יְהוִֹה Yəhōvī́(h) are the real points of the Name and that the -i sound represents a possessive pronoun, such that Yəhōvī́ means “My Yehovah.” He writes about this on his Substack here. So, let’s look at his argument and make some comments.
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Tuesday, November 4, 2025
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What about ΙΑΩ in Greek?
Greek texts of the New Testament universally render the Tetragrammaton in verse quotations as κύριος , reflecting the Jewish tradition of re...
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More than seven years since my last post on this blog and in a surprising twist, I came across someone on Facebook’s Nerdy Biblical Languag...
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Introduction The vast majority of Hebrew scholars are in agreement that the name יהוה is an instance of kri perpetuum . The vowels that ...
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Greek texts of the New Testament universally render the Tetragrammaton in verse quotations as κύριος , reflecting the Jewish tradition of re...
