Jah
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Jah is a Semitic name for the Deity, a shorter version of Yahweh to avoid pronouncing this name. 96:1.9
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Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- The Spirit of God 96:1.9 — Gn 1:2. *The Lord*: Gn 18:27. *The Angel of the Lord*: Gn 16:7. *The Almighty*: Gn 49:25. *The Holy One*: 2 Ki 19:22; Job 6:10; Ps 71:22; Is 1:4. *The Most High*: Nm 24:16. *Adonai*: Jos 3:11,13. *Ancient of Days*: Dn 7:9,13,22. *Lord God of Israel*: Ex 5:1. *Creator of heaven & earth*: Gn 1:1; Gn 2:4. *Kyrios*: Acts 19:20. *Jah*: Ps 68:4. *The Lord of Hosts*: 1 Sam 1:3. *Father in heaven*: Mt 5:16,45; Lk 11:2.
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