Geketa,
I'm not Hebrew. The correct and most accepted English transliteration of the tetragrammaton is Jehovah!
I could, but won't, go into a long discourse here on the history of the divine name and how Jewish superstition about the correct pronunciation thereof eventually led to it sadly being totally obliterated from where it once was almost 7,000 times in the Hebrew scriptures alone, but suffice it to say that just as I opened this reply with your personal name, thus showing you respect, God has a personal name and HIS word tells us in hundreds of places the importance of praising it, using it and proclaiming it! One cannot do that if they refuse to use it, now, can they? Refer back again to my original post and just know that there are hundreds of more scriptures that support this.
And no, no one "ask" as you say what HIS name was, but why do you make an issue of it in the first place? I'm doing HIS will in proclaiming it and informing others about it, so why do you object to that? Maybe for the same reason that you as a Jew reject God's Son, Jesus Christ, as your saviour? I pitty you and your final outcome on both respects!
Terry
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