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| rdfs:comment | - Finch and Root race to save the Machine, which has been located by the rival AI, Samaritan. Also, Reese is caught in the middle of the final showdown between rival crime bosses Elias and Dominic.
- YHWH is the proper name of the Judeo-Christian God. The name is a variation on the Hebrew word meaning "to be," and is often translated into English Bibles as "I am that I am." The correct pronunciation of YHWH has been lost over the years, as Hebrew recorded only consonants until about 800 AD. Furthermore, the name itself was considered sacred and could only be pronounced by the high priest on Yom Kippur, and only in the temple. Thus, when vowels were recorded, different vowels were inserted. This led to the name Jehovah as being the proper name, although recent reconstructions reveal that the name is probably closer to Yahweh.
- The real meaning of YHWH has been an object of flame wars since 5500 BC. Linguists sustain that was the way Jewish salesmen named God, written incomplete purposefully as a primitive form of DRM. Reverse engineers, on the other hand, claim Y.H.W.H. is an acronym of "Your Horse Was Here", pointing out that the maker of the spacecraft thus named had a weird sense of humour.
- YHWH (יהוה in the original Hebrew) is a name for the God of Abraham that appears in the Hebrew Bible, or Tanakh and is generally accepted as the name of God in Judaism and the Old Testament. The original pronunciation is lost to history, partly because those who knew it are gone, partly because the Hebrew Bible contains no vowels, and partly because Conservative and Orthodox Jews would not pronounce the name out of respect. A common rendering of the word is sometimes called the "tetragrammaton" (which is Greek for "a word of four letters"). YHWH is written as it is because Hebrew doesn't usually include vowels. Judaism teaches that saying that name frivolously is blasphemy, even God is sometimes spellt G-d, terms like Ha'shem", lit. "The Name" are used to describe god instead of what are c
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| abstract | - YHWH (יהוה in the original Hebrew) is a name for the God of Abraham that appears in the Hebrew Bible, or Tanakh and is generally accepted as the name of God in Judaism and the Old Testament. The original pronunciation is lost to history, partly because those who knew it are gone, partly because the Hebrew Bible contains no vowels, and partly because Conservative and Orthodox Jews would not pronounce the name out of respect. A common rendering of the word is sometimes called the "tetragrammaton" (which is Greek for "a word of four letters"). YHWH is written as it is because Hebrew doesn't usually include vowels. Judaism teaches that saying that name frivolously is blasphemy, even God is sometimes spellt G-d, terms like Ha'shem", lit. "The Name" are used to describe god instead of what are considered sacred names. Since God never actually tells us His name, a commandment telling one not to take His name in vain is a little confusing.
- Finch and Root race to save the Machine, which has been located by the rival AI, Samaritan. Also, Reese is caught in the middle of the final showdown between rival crime bosses Elias and Dominic.
- YHWH is the proper name of the Judeo-Christian God. The name is a variation on the Hebrew word meaning "to be," and is often translated into English Bibles as "I am that I am." The correct pronunciation of YHWH has been lost over the years, as Hebrew recorded only consonants until about 800 AD. Furthermore, the name itself was considered sacred and could only be pronounced by the high priest on Yom Kippur, and only in the temple. Thus, when vowels were recorded, different vowels were inserted. This led to the name Jehovah as being the proper name, although recent reconstructions reveal that the name is probably closer to Yahweh.
- The real meaning of YHWH has been an object of flame wars since 5500 BC. Linguists sustain that was the way Jewish salesmen named God, written incomplete purposefully as a primitive form of DRM. Reverse engineers, on the other hand, claim Y.H.W.H. is an acronym of "Your Horse Was Here", pointing out that the maker of the spacecraft thus named had a weird sense of humour.
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