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Significats de jewish god en anglès
Concept of God in the Jewish faith.
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Examples for "jehovah"
Examples for "jehovah"
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Amos calls Jehovah the God of Hosts, never the God of Israel.
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Jehovah and Israel, religion and patriotism, once more went hand in hand.
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I am surprised by the Jehovah's Witness theology, especially this last point.
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But only the Kingdom of Jehovah will solve the problems of mankind.
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We read in the Word that Jehovah God dwells in light inaccessible.
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By this construction, Yahweh's work was indicated, and Yahweh's work was concealed.
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So the service of the house of Yahweh was set in order.
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But he would not be so brash as to access Yahweh directly.
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But how would irascible Yahweh measure up to these other lofty visions?
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Josuah cried, 'and give your hearts to Yahweh, the God of Israel!'
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But when they learned that the other prisoners were to witness the execution, they opted instead for a kiddish hashem, a private martyrdom.
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C. A. Murray succeeded Mr. Thomson, and he also favoured Meerza Hashem.
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Thugs will have a great time throughout the night, said businessman Abul Hashem.
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Former defence minister Sultan Hashem Ahmed was also in court.
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HaShem, when He sees what on earth we're doing, it gives to Him ideas.
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All peoples will be merged into one, acknowledging the one God Adonai.
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Adonai's wisdom is sound and I thank him for the lesson.
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The people have introduced a new God called Adonai or Adonis.
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Adonai or Adon, the Phoenician name for the Sun God, 587-u.
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Whether he be called El, Jehovah, or Adonai, he is the same Lord.
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Firstly lets start with the good and G-d is it GOOD!
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G-D made it very obvious that he didn't want his people to know.
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I don't know why, you don't know why, only G-D knows.
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By G-d, I think, for once in his life, he would hold straight!
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I'll buy two or three acres of ground, and, by G-d!
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Osanna sanctus Deus Sabaoth, superillustrans claritate tua felices ignes horum malacoth!
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Holy God of Sabaoth, beaming with thy brightness upon the blessed fires of these realms.
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Lord of Sabaoth, with Thee is no distinction in helping in great things or in small.
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The oppressed tell a tale, that goes up into the ears of the Lord of Sabaoth.
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This represents Sabaoth, the father of the Devil.
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In the Koran, however, al-Lah is more impersonal than YHWH.
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Helias: Elijah, the prophet, EliYah = My God is YHWH.
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I see Moses, greatest of Hebrew prophets, descending from Sinai after his audience with the original YHWH.
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By the third and second centuries BCE, Jews no longer pronounced the holy name, which is written YHWH.
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YHWH: God's secret and unspeakable name.
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The uncertainty about God in Judaism reacted on life and made it hard.
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The God of Israel said, the Rock of Israel spake to me.
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And he would be the favored mouthpiece of the God of Israel.
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And they carried the ark of the God of Israel about thither.
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Blessed be the Lord the God of Israel from eternity to eternity.
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Amos calls Jehovah the God of Hosts, never the God of Israel.
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For I bear in my body the marks of the lord Iesu.
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Greet them of the household of Narcissus which are in the lord.
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A similar debate took place in the lords with nearly identical results.
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I hope for help from the Lord of power, Creator of mankind.
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Inwardly in the former is the devil, in the latter the Lord.
Ús de jewish god en anglès
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I shall never return to the Jewish God of wrath and revenge!
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Power, Love, Wisdom-thereyou have a real trinity which makes up the Jewish God.
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So is the story of the Jewish god if one ignores its arrogant claims.
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It was Paul who invented the idea of taking the Jewish God to the Gentiles.
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The Jewish God in Hegel's view was a tyrant who required unquestioning submission to an intolerable Law.
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The boundless and unrestrained hatred of the Jews comes from natural aversion to the ' Jewish God' and the 'Jewish Bible'.
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The Jewish God seems as vacillating and tempest-tossed between loving and hating his subjects as the most undisciplined son of Adam.
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Writing in Greek, he also personified Wisdom (Sophia) and argued that it could not be separated from the Jewish God:
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To-day women are asking to be delivered from all the curses and blessings alike of the Jewish God and the ordinances he established.
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Wisdom, or Minerva, formed the earth and the planets; she did not create the heavens and the earth, as did the later Jewish God.
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{45} Clement and Irenaeus were both adapting the Jewish God to notions that were characteristic of their own time and culture.