If you could find the english characters, the original greek characters, arabic characters, and original aramaic characters, you win the best answer.
skeptik
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I see English, Greek, and Arabic - no Aramaic.
In those three, the words look like this:
God
Θεός
الله
iMohid
Allaha or Elaw Alloha(Depends on you dialect)
Just like in Arabic Allah
An in Hebrew El or Elohim
Comes from Semetic El
YHWH is not Armaic for God YHWH means I am
Similarly in in Arabic Ø£Ùا(I AM or I) in Aramaic
YHWH is God's name
Aleph Laam laame heeth
The corresponding Aramaic form is ʼÄlÄhÄ ÜÜ ÜÜ in Biblical Aramaic and ʼAlâhâ ÜÜ²Ü ÜµÜÜµÜ in Syriac as used by the Assyrian Church, both meaning simply "God".
Liz
Hang on a second... uploading now.
Like this:
http://i776.photobucket.com/albums/yy42/miyahuaxiuhtzin/yhwh.png
(Pardon my handwriting.. or handruning...)
YHWH from right to left in Aramaic letters.
Sara
Jesus referred to God as "dear Father" or in Aramaic, " 'abbÄ."
Anonymous
blah blah blah... If i wanted to speak SHlT i would talk to a toilet