Маханаим - Кадош - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh,

Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh

Holy, holy, holy

Adonai, Elohim, Tz 'Va' OT

Adonai, Elohim, TsVAT

Lord our God, Lord Savaof

Asher hayah, v 'Hoveh v' yavo

Ashega I, ashai Vave (Uveve Yavo), ASHEG YAVO

The one who was, the one who is and is coming.

The difference between the names of God.

Yahweh is considered the true name of God (or, closest to Him), was opened by the god Moses at Mount Khoreb (Sinai) and etymologically dates back to the verb "exist", an exemplary translation - existing or "one who exists." Jews consider this name too sacred and do not pronounce, replacing it when reading on "ha -sho" - "name". In the gospels, he corresponds to the word "kyrios" - "master, the owner who has the right to dispose." In Christian translations, the word "Lord", "lord" and so on corresponds to him.

Elohim is multiple from the "ale", i.e. "God". Actually, El is often used with other types of Elion, Olam, etc. Elohim always goes separately. Its plural is a type of form "pluralis majestatis", "multiple greatness" (according to the same principle, respectful appeal to "you" or the formula "Your Majesty") was built). In the Bible, this name corresponds to God with a capital letter. More details about how God began to be called in the plural, it is said here.

Savaof - correctly "TsVAOT", letters "Lord of the Army". A possible translation option is "omnipotent", "omnipotent".

Adonai - the letters "Lord", is also translated by Christians as "Lord" - and Jews often use it instead of "yahweh".

That is, one name is the essence, the other is the term, the third is a function and so on. This reflects that not a single name is able to properly navigate God, and therefore all names are both incomplete and descriptive. As stated in Sir 43:29 - "He is all." Initially, the Yahweh is more characteristic of the chronicles of Judea, the chronicles of the Israeli kingdom usually write "elo -chim". Prophets and legends speak this way and this way, depending on what they want to say.

There are also names:

Elion - above all (Genesis 14: 18-20)

Shapat - Judge - from the beginning of the story with Sodom

Olam - eternal (Genesis 21:33)

Ira - letters "One who see" - from the final of history with sacrifice.

Eloha -Isroel - Lord God of Israel (Genesis 33:20)

Shaddai - Dosl. God of the mountains, omnipotent. (Genesis 49:25)

Nissy - banner (Exit 17:15)

Shalom - Peace (court 6:24)

B'RIT - Testament (court 9:46), by the way, the place where the synodal translation is a gross error.

Kadosh -Israel - Holy Israel ((Isa 1: 4)

CIDKEN - Righteous (Jer 23: 6)

Shamma - letters. God is here (Ezek 38:45)

Attic Jomin - Aram. Old (i.e. ancient) days (Dan 7: 9)

Ilai - Aram. dosl. Above all (given 7:18) the same as Elion.

Soter - gr. Savior. You will find everywhere.

Logos - gr. Word (in 1: 7)

Theos Kho Pater - God -father (EF 3:14)

Alpha Kai Omega - "Alpha and Omega, beginning and end" (AP 1: 8)

Jehovah = Yahweh, spilled in the Latin manner several centuries ago. The Jews wrote without vowels, so the name Yahweh is also called "Tetraramramaton" - four -time in Greek. Yhwh - Yahweh. Instead, "Adonai" was pronounced, as I said. In the Middle Ages, scribes, so that there was no confusion when reading that Yahweh is written, but ADONAI is heard, vocalized (small dots above the letters) tetraramramon in order of vowels in the word "Adonai" - a kind of online hint. Consonants - yod, he, waw, he, and vowels are “e” [e] “o” [n] “a”. Yehowah. In Latin, Y is replaced by j - jehowah.

Here is some very smart translator, without delving, and jerked all this together so that instead of Yahweh, Jehovah came out. This error appears already in the version of King James (1690s)