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- dewcoonsLv 76 years ago
Since you asked for the definition from a concordance, Strong's define the word as "disaster or ruin". Can also refer to mischief
- BJLv 76 years ago
God’s name. In English it is Jehovah. In Spanish it is pronounced Hay–oh–vahʹ; in Italian, Jeh–ohʹvah; in German, Yeh–hoʹvah. Which is correct?
All are usable. What is wrong is to suppress the name of God by failing or refusing to use it.
- skeptikLv 76 years ago
There is no such Hebrew word. The primitive root from which the Tetragrammaton was built was actually the verb "hayah"(הָיָה) which means "to be, to become, to happen."
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- Anonymous6 years ago
It must mean "savior". And "Je" means "The". So "Je hovah" means "The Savior" which is Jesus.
Source(s): Don't dispute me. I have Witnesses.
