Why People Call Yahuah "The LORD"

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The Hebrew Name Yahuah is expressed in four vowels (yod-hay-uau-hay, YHUH). In the first foreign translation called the Septuagint (LXX) is was brought over into the Greek text, still preserved in the original Hebrew letters. Later copyists replaced these with the word KURIOS (meaning master, mister). The Latin Vulgate (Eusebius Sophronius, aka Jerome) used a term meaning the same thing, DOMINUS. This title was commonly used for Mithras, yet is not a personal name. The KJV inherited this meaning as it replaced the Name Yahuah with the English equivalent to Dominus, "LORD." Other KJV errors such as crux and Easter are also discussed in this 30-minute video. Books and downloads available at our website:
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