Tonight we're going to be concluding a three-part series called Jehovah, the names of God.

Pastor Tyler gave us the first two Jehovah Nisci and Jehovah Shalom, and we're going to conclude that

series by looking at a third Jehovah name tonight. Now, I have to know this is very important because

many of us don't know this. The word Jehovah, it's really a hybrid word.

It's taking the consonants of Yahweh, Y-H-W-H-H-H-Y-H-Y-H-Y-Wa, which is God's divine name as he reveals himself in

Exodus chapter 3, Yahweh. But we're really just guessing at the vowels for that. Really in the Bible, it's just Y H-W-H-H-H-Y. And so what the ancient

Hebrew scribes did, when they came across the divine name of God, it was too beautiful of a name

to utter Yahweh. They had very much, even still Orthodox Jews today, they won't utter

the divine name of God. They have much respect towards Yahweh, the divine name of God. So Hebrew

scribes, when they would come across the name Yahweh, they would, what they would do is they would

take the consonants of Yahweh, Y H-W-H, and they would marry those consonants with the vowels of Adonai,

which means Lord.

And so they would take again the consonants, Y-H-W-H, and marry that with the vowels,

A-O-A of Adonai, and then it would become a hybrid word that would then be Yahweh, or Jehovah. And so that Jehovah phrase has even entered into some of our

modern translations. So again, the word Jehovah, the name Jehovah just stems from God's divine name,

Yahweh from Exodus chapter 3 when God revealed himself to Moses in the burning bush. And the divine name of Yahweh, from Exodus chapter 3, when God revealed himself to Moses in the burning

bush. And the divine name of Yahweh just means, I am that I am, the self-existent one. That's

why when you get to the New Testament, it's like, where did Jesus claim to be God? Well, you see,

throughout the gospels, Jesus used the Greek form, Ego A Me, meaning I am.

And so here again, we're going to conclude this three-part series called Jehovah, the names of God,

and I hope that you're encouraged by it.

Now, when we kind of talk about the different names of God, we do not mean that God goes by different names in the coexist sense,

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