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What does the Bible say about the name Jehovah?

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The name Jehovah signifies God's eternal and covenantal nature, highlighting His role as the self-existent being.

The name Jehovah, as explored in the Bible, emphasizes God's unique position as the self-existent, eternal being. It is not merely a title but represents His covenantal relationship with His people. For instance, in Psalms 83:18, it is proclaimed that Jehovah is the most high over all the earth, illustrating His sovereign authority. Additionally, Revelation 1:4 affirms that Jehovah is the one who 'is, who was, and who is to come,' underscoring His unchanging and eternal presence throughout history.
Scripture References: Psalms 83:18, Revelation 1:4, Psalm 95:6, Psalm 99:5

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