juno24 said:
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**It doesn’t. It says the Lord’s feet. The Lord has always been understood and interpreted to mean Jesus Christ. Those religions which write bibles that reflect their own erroneous beliefs insert the word “Jehovah” in place of the words “the Lord” and then try to evangelize the rest of us with their flawed theology. ****
Have a great day,
Judy
That is according to the Catholic Bible.They had added their own words to suit their needs.They replace the word “He” in Genesis 3:15,and put the word she in its place.
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Genesis 3:15. And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; He,not she shall trample upon thy head, and thou shalt bruise His heel.This is the first prophecy of the Jehovah God’s advent into the world. The word “woman” means church.This does not concern the virgin Mary.
Many Catholics don’t know that the name Jehovah and Lord are of the same God. In the OT the word Jehovah is used,and in the NT the name Lord,but still it is the same God.
** God had many name and they all means something. The name God itself means truth,as well as Elohim,but both have different meanings.The word God is in Genesis,because is concerns truth. Genesis concerns regeneration, palingenesis,born again, rebirth from death. Man is regenerated by truth of the Word.
The word Jehovah means Divine Good and word God means Divine Truth. These two are His Divine Essence.
That the Lord as to His Human is the name of the Father, appears in these places:
Father, glorify Thy name (John 12:28).
Hallowed be Thy name, Thy kingdom come (Matt. 6:9; also Exod. 23:20-21; Jer. 23:6; Micah 5:4).
That name, applied to others, signifies the quality of worship, appears in the following passages:
The shepherd of the sheep calleth his own sheep by their name (John 10:3).
Thou hast a few names in Sardis (Rev. 3:4).
I will write upon him the name of My God, and the name of the city of my God, the New Jerusalem, and My new name (Rev. 3:12
By the names of persons in the Word, by “Judah” is not meant Judah, nor by “David,” David. By “Judah,” the Lord as to the Divine Good, and by “David,” the Lord as to the Divine Truth.
Harry