The Hebrew name of God in the Aleppo Codex, the most accurate surviving manuscript of the Bible.
God's holy name is usually written in ancient Hebrew manuscripts with one of its vowels missing, making it unpronounceable. Isaiah 30:1 is one of six instances where the scribe of the Aleppo Codex included a full set of vowels, rendering God's holy name: Yehovah
God's holy name is usually written in ancient Hebrew manuscripts with one of its vowels missing, making it unpronounceable. Isaiah 30:1 is one of six instances where the scribe of the Aleppo Codex included a full set of vowels, rendering God's holy name: Yehovah
