Why is God's Name NOT in the Bible?

I don't know that I was intending to make your position to be wrong (your sense of it as you have expressed here). I was chiefly seeking to draw another meaning.

Perhaps if I said this:

Seeing as you expressed in your sixth post on this forum, as cited by myself, (you spoke of dark forces working in the world) a precept that is grounded in a world meaning - And seeing as you have expressed that the name of God has been removed from the bible - then my intention was to allude to that meaning - and yet I expressed a form of words that gave rise to a reasonable presumption of inconsistency.

Having cited your own words I would have thought that it may be reasonable to connect you with a meaning arsing out of them - rather than to try and correct your claims.

As a musician with your son leading worship of the saints - (a meaning that is grounded in a heavenly meaning) then sensing your own direction when you sing songs that you have also written may give you a means to differentiate between worship songs and songs that bear witness and may be called pleadings. I listened to both of the songs you posted in another thread and it was whilst listening in reflection of this thread that it occurred to me that you were personally struggling in your walk - in the sense that whilst I cannot know how your gift is effectual for others to bring them to a true worship of God in the assembly - I ought to reasonably presume that your gift in leading worship would be effectual and pleasing to God - whereas your bearing witness or your pleadings are malformed by a weakness in your projection. You lack vocative conviction in your own songs.

Worship songs need only one direction - towards God - whereas pleadings are towards men - even when they are intentionally meant to bear witness. This is in a simile of Miriam who is cited as the first prophetess in Scripture and her gift was singing. You are a singer and lead worship yet I believe that you are being moved to preaching the word and not singing or pleading to bear witness of God.

So I would separate things this way:

Your leading the worship in song forms part of the prophetic gift - but not a spoken gift in a woman who can also lead the worship as Miriam did - yet as a man you can also speak. Miriam got that wrong and suffered a curse for a week as a consequence. Her brother Arron had authority to speak - even if he was mistaken in trying to direct Moses - so he was not cursed. Numbers chapter twelve.

Perhaps your disquiet which you cited as, "praying and meditating about where [your] life was heading" lies in that transition from leading in worship (not necessarily given up) but rather in being proved in your speech. In that sense I spoke "The ability of Satan to deceive is not uncovered until we ourselves are first uncovered before God." And that was predicated by my saying, "By which I mean that the Lord does not settle one's personal need for a sense of direction by asking us to examine the church."

The only possibility that your gift of leading worship (which forms part of the prophetic ministry) is going to transport into speech (you do emphasis the phonetic meaning of words - a prophetic necessity) - is when you yourself are uncovered before God. Leading worship may well be a necessary conscience to prove effectual - but speech is a necessary ability to be always rejected and despised in the prophetic ministry - yet to always speak for God - just as your own songs are intended - yet they are malformed because they project your concern for yourself. God Bless.

Throughout the Bible it is clear that GOD wants his name to be known and proclaimed.
In this day and age we can easily figure out that his name is YHWH (Pronounced Yahuah).
His name is always replaced with a Title, "the Lord". (about 6,800 times).
Can anyone explain why this has not been corrected? (IN ANY mainstream Bible).

To be clear: Only God is righteous. I only have opinion and did express how I arrived at that opinion.
I didn't see the need to be technical. I thought YHWH was self-explanatory.
I hold no grudge against any pronunciation. That's not the point of the post so I'm sorry if it came off that way.
The point of the post is God has many titles and descriptors but only one name. God, many times, expresses that.
I don't think scripture was written to mean anything other than what it says. I don't see a legitimate argument against God wanting his name known. I understand that there was a time thousands of years ago when pronouncing His name was forbidden.
That time has past for many years and how many Bible revisions?
If you don't think it should be changed, that's fine.

Let me pose a question:
If you were perfectly literate in ancient Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic and Latin, would you prefer the original texts as your guide?

Posting my position on a topic is not teaching.
Post #237 explains a little better.

And so it begins..............(again)

I thank you for listening to my song. It was just a home recording that I made for the copyright. I hope to post others it the future but first I will refine the arrangement and approach. I am not a vocalist, though. That is a very hard instrument to play effectively.

When I was a much younger man I thought I could change the world.
Well... just look at it now!

Mem & our elder JaumeJ are native Hebrew-speakers, too - and @oldhermit & @Angela53510 are well educated in languages

(given?)

by His (given?) Name.... now there's something to consider, isn't there?

Thing is this....if it’s important to God.... then it’s important to me🙂

I believe that God wants me to use the name Jesus and that it communicates faith to those I preach to, lost or saved. I think communication is the most important thing.

Are you preaching to English speaking people who have at least a vague understanding about who Jesus was? Or are you preaching to Hebrew speaking people?

Most people know who we are talking about when we preach Jesus. Other Hebrew names, leaves them with questions and doubt as to who we are talking about. "Is this a strange teaching I need to be concerned about?"

If we are leaving people with doubt we are probably not doing our best at communicating.

I'm new at this so please bear with me while I learn the ropes.

Aw gee, it's humbling that you'd include me among these learned in Hebrew and it'd be far from me to want to disassociate myself from them but I'm only a student, and a perpetual freshman at best, but definitely no native speaker of Hebrew. However, I am glad to see that what I did share made such an impression on you, as I am mindful only to share that which I perceive as relevant truths which, regardless of the language spoke, have their origin in God.

At any rate, as to the Op's opinion that this issue would be an 'easy fix,' I recall learning of a name that contains three hundred or so and letters, I can't recall exactly how many let alone which letters and also the account of the answer given Menoah when he asked the Angel of the LORD His name, "Why do you ask, seeing it is so Wonderful?" There is an interesting observation, from the Hebrew instructor I follow, JJ Parsons, that I couldn't help noting to permanent memory is that if you take the first letter of Genesis 'b' and the last letter of Revelation 'n,' you have the Hebrew word 'ben,' or Son, and he, the instructor explains the underlying text (he's fluent in Greek also) of the verse that says, "God speaks to us in the language of the Son,' more accurately reads, "God speaks to us in the language of Son. And I think Father is, primarily, the name Son reveals to us. And, Idk but, I'm not that comfortable calling my Father by (given?) His Name.

Lord, have mercy on this wretched man.
Caste him not into the bowels of miserable portions,
As he learns the ropes that hang.
Cause thy mighty hand to sift his bowels of reason,
And thy fearsome gaze to burn his vile flesh.
Lest in this place O Lord he may be discouraged.
Yea, Lord in thy mercy lay wast to ashes all pretensions,
Set to cause stumbling in the way.

And raise up happy happy bunnies to prepare for Easter. Amen

The prayer of a joyful Hebridean Calvinist inexplicably turned to hope!

Your pronunciation may or may not be right. The Jews were so respectful of God's name that they would not include the vowels when they wrote it down. To this day, they will write G-D instead of God.