Name of God Y.eH.oW.aH Which is Pronounced as it is Written I Eh oU Ah

Gérard Gertoux is Professor of National Education in France.

• Chapter 1 The Name:Chapter 2 The Power of the NameChapter 3 To Know God's NameChapter 4 Jesus, Satan, Their Controversy Over the NameChapter 5 The Name Read DistinctlyChapter 6 Historical Record:Chapter 7 From Adam to MosesChapter 8 From Moses to DavidChapter 9 From David to ZedekiahChapter 10 From Zedekiah to Simon the JustChapter 11 From Simon the Just to JesusChapter 12 From Jesus to JustinChapter 13 From Justin to JeromeChapter 14 From Jerome to the MasoretesChapter 15 From the Masoretes to MaimonidesChapter 16 From Maimonides to TyndaleChapter 17 From Tyndale to the American Standard VersionChapter 18 The Name of Jesus and its Connections to the NameChapter 19 Conclusions:Chapter 20 The Controversy Comes to an EndChapter 21 Conclusion Concerning the NameChapter 22 To Love the Truth, the Name and IncenseChapter 23 Appendix:Chapter 24 Glossary, ChronologyChapter 25 Interpretation of the Hebrew NamesChapter 26 Lack of Nomina Sacra in the Earliest Christian PapyrusChapter 27 Pronunciation of the Name Y-H-W3Chapter 28 Pronunciation of YHWH's Name in the Mesha SteleChapter 29 Did Yehowah Come From a Change?Chapter 30 Religious Trials of the First CenturyChapter 31 Numbering System ChangesChapter 32 General IndexChapter 33 Bibliographical Notes

This detailed treatment of the Name is useful for those who are interested in the history of its translation of the centuries.