> > Everyone knows that Jesus' mantra > > of God was the Tetragrammaton, the Shema: > > Judy wrote: > The Tetragrammaton is the four Hebrew letters > YHWH, a proper name for God, usually spelled out > in English as "Yahweh" (sometimes "Jehovah"); > the Shema is a confession of faith. Two entirely > different things. > The Shema is the Jesus mantra of God; God doesn't have a name, that's why God is expressed as the Tetragrammaton - they are the same thing: One God, without a name.
The Tetragrammaton is the symbol of God - the Schema is the mantra of God. There's no 'Hebrew' or 'English' in it. > > "Hear, O Isreal: The Lord our God, the Lord is > > one!" (Deuteronomy 6:4) > >
