United States and Israel attack Iran Early Saturday Morning

Grailhunter57 said:
It would be really neat if the name Yeshua was in the Old Testament.
As it is now the name Yahweh is not in the Old Testament.
It is ironic that the name of God the Father and God the Son are not in our Bibles.
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Had to check the sentence in bold. As I suspected, it is not true

The name Yahweh is indeed present in the Old Testament. It is the personal name of God as revealed in the Hebrew Scriptures, appearing over 6,800 times in the Old Testament. Yahweh is considered sacred and central to the identity of God as the covenant-keeping deity of Israel.

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Warrigal said:
Had to check the sentence in bold. As I suspected, it is not true

The name Yahweh is indeed present in the Old Testament. It is the personal name of God as revealed in the Hebrew Scriptures, appearing over 6,800 times in the Old Testament. Yahweh is considered sacred and central to the identity of God as the covenant-keeping deity of Israel.
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Nope. If you have a Bible with the name Yahweh in it...it is a Sacred Names Bible.
A very long time ago they removed Yahweh's name from the scriptures....Replaced it with YHWH around 6,800 times....then remove that and replaced it with the words God or Lord or both around 6,800....End result God the Father's name is not in most Bibles.

And God the Son's name was never in the scriptures.
 
WE need to go back to very early scriptures both OT and NT and look for the translations - I would imagine that anyone could remove these holy names in more modern printing - it's called 'pirating'
 
smiley said:
WE need to go back to very early scriptures both OT and NT and look for the translations - I would imagine that anyone could remove these holy names in more modern printing - it's called 'pirating'
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To find an example of Yahweh's name written in the scriptures you would have to go back around 3,000 years. Yeshua's name has never appeared in the New Testament. The reason why is debated.
 
Iran has unleashed a series of furious retaliatory strikes across the Middle East, launching attacks on Iraq, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Israel in a series of assaults that have left the region in flames.


Drones have struck oil facilities and airports in Iraq as US-led troops gunned down several potential attacks over the Kurdish city of Erbil amid warnings of possible attacks on hotels.

A network of Iranian-backed Shia factions, Islamic Resistance in Iraq, claimed it launched an attack on a US military base near Baghdad Airport 'in retribution' for the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who was killed last Saturday.

Meanwhile, Israel and Iran have continued to exchange fire overnight, with the IDF confirming it had launched a fresh wave of attacks against 'terror targets' in the Dahiyeh District of Beirut, Lebanon, as the war enters its eighth day.

Iran also fired its twenty-third round of strikes, a statement from IRGC-affiliated Tasmin news agency said as the IDF reported missiles coming from the region towards Israel had been detected.
Explosive flames and billowing smoke has been raging over Tehran after airstrikes struck Mehrabad International Airport in the early hours of this morning.

In the meantime yesterday Israel attacked Beirut...

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..and a massive explosion took place at an oil facility in Iraq's Basra province


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