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하나님의 이름은 여호와인가?


              세상에 나온 수많은 번역판마다  자신들의 교리에 맞추어서 테트라그람마톤을 "Yahweh"로 또는 "Jehovah" 로 번역했다. 워치타워는 신세계역에서 "Jehovah"로 일관되게 번역해왔다.


 심지어그들은 자신들의 종교조직을 구별하는이름으로 "Jehovah's witness"을  1931년부터 사용해왔다. 


과연 "Jehovah"란  스펠링은 일세기에 그리고 이스라엘역사 전반에걸쳐서 알려진 하나님의 고유한이름의  정확한 발음일까? 


결론부터 말하자면 아니다. 유대인전쟁사를 쓴 요세퍼스에 따르면  하나님의 이름은 4개의모음을 갖고 있었다 라고 설명한다!  다음사진을 참조해 보라.  

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