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Yahweh means "I am who I am".  In the Hebrew language, which has no vowels, it is written YHWH.  God instructed [[Moses]] to use the name at the encounter at the burning bush that burned without burning up in Exodus 3.14.
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Yahweh means "I am who I am".  In the Hebrew language, which has no vowels, it is written YHWH.  During the encounter at the Burning Bush, God instructed Moses to use 'Yahweh' when speaking of Him. This occured in Exodus 3.14.

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Yahweh means "I am who I am". In the Hebrew language, which has no vowels, it is written YHWH. During the encounter at the Burning Bush, God instructed Moses to use 'Yahweh' when speaking of Him. This occured in Exodus 3.14.