Where Did The Word God Actually Come From — The Origin Nobody Talks About #yhwh

You have said the word God your entire life. But that word does not come from Hebrew, Greek or the original Scripture. It comes from an ancient Proto-Germanic word used by pagan tribes in northern Europe — centuries before the Bible was translated into English. In this video we trace the complete journey of the word God — from the Germanic forests of pre-Christian Europe, through the first Gothic Bible translation in the 4th century, all the way to the King James Bible of 1611 — and then back to the burning bush where God revealed His actual name to Moses. By the end of this video you will understand the difference between God as a title and YHWH as a name. ✦ WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: — Why the word God is Germanic not Hebrew — What God is called in the original Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic — The difference between El, Elohim, Theos and YHWH — How Christian missionaries adopted the Germanic word for their translations — Why your Bible says LORD instead of YHWH — What the name YHWH actually means CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction — The Word You Say Every Day 0:30 What Most Christians Assume About The Word God 2:00 The Germanic Origin — Proto-Germanic Gudą 4:30 How Christian Missionaries Adopted The Word 6:30 What God Is Called In The Original Languages 9:00 The Real Name — YHWH Hidden In Plain Sight 11:00 What This Means For You Today 13:00 Closing Spiritual Application 14:30 Final Thoughts Majestic Piano by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Artist: http://audionautix.com/ 📖 Scriptures: Genesis 1:1 | Exodus 3:14–15 | Matthew 27:46 | Psalm 150:6 (KJV) 💬 Comment below — what do YOU call Him? God, Yahweh, Father or Lord? 🔔 Subscribe to Bible Moment — we teach you the exact knowledge you need to know about Scripture. 🙏 Share this with someone who says God every day without knowing where that word came from.