Where is Yeaweh found in the bible, and is this the name Jesus is called?
Robert, from Lafayette, Alabama Dear Robert, There are various spellings of the Hebrew word that is spelled Jehovah in the Old Testament. Perhaps the most common spelling is Yhovah. The term Jehovah is the pre-mortal name of Jesus Christ. He is th God of the Old Testament, and acts as one with the Father, whose name in the Hebrew tongue is Elohim or Eloheim. Either spelling has a plural ending, literally meaning the Gods. However, that name refers to God the Father, the Father of the spirits of all mankind. As stated by Elder Dallin H. Oaks, of the Quorum of the Twelve of the Mormon Church— “As we state in our first article of faith, We believe in God, the Eternal Father, and in His Son, Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost. God the Father, the great Elohim, the Almighty God, is the Father of our spirits, the framer of heaven and earth, and the author of the plan of our salvation (see Moses 1:31-33; Moses 2:1-2; D&C 20:17-21). Jesus Christ is his Only Begotten Son, Jehovah, the Holy One
