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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Jah (The Deity)
A short, poetic form of Yahweh, God's covenant name. It turns up mostly in the Psalms, and it is the end of Hallelujah, "praise Yah".
First, in plain English
A short, poetic form of Yahweh, God's covenant name. It turns up mostly in the Psalms, and it is the end of Hallelujah, "praise Yah".
Who this is
Jah is a shortened poetic form of God's covenant name, Yahweh, appearing in the Old Testament mainly in the Psalms, including as the second half of the word Hallelujah, meaning praise Yah.
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The word
H3050
Where it appears
- Exodus 15:2
- Exodus 17:16
- Psalm 68:4
- Psalm 68:18
- Psalm 77:11
- Psalm 89:8
- Psalm 94:7
- Psalm 94:12
- Psalm 102:18
- Psalm 104:35
- Psalm 105:45
- Psalm 106:1
- Psalm 106:48
- Psalm 111:1
- Psalm 112:1
- Psalm 113:1
- Psalm 113:9
- Psalm 115:17
- Psalm 115:18
- Psalm 116:19
- Psalm 117:2
- Psalm 118:5
- Psalm 118:14
- Psalm 118:17
- Psalm 118:18
- Psalm 118:19
- Psalm 122:4
- Psalm 130:3
- Psalm 135:1
- Psalm 135:3
- Psalm 135:4
- Psalm 135:21
- Psalm 146:1
- Psalm 146:10
- Psalm 147:1
- Psalm 147:20
- Psalm 148:1
- Psalm 148:14
- Psalm 149:1
- Psalm 149:9
- Psalm 150:1
- Psalm 150:6
- Isaiah 12:2
- Isaiah 26:4
- Isaiah 38:11
