@Setanta,
Setanta wrote:There is no such meaning to the word. Maybe that sort of idiocy is dear to the Watchtower, but there is absolutely no basis for your claim.
I'm surprised you are not aware that many biblical words contain references to God's name in the tetragrammaton, Yahweh, Yah, Jehovah, Jah, are all shortened forms of God's name in either the Greek or Hebrew form. Similarly, these proper names are but a few of those incorporating some form of the divine name:
JEZANIAH
(Jez·a·ni′ah) [Jehovah Has Given Ear].
JEZREEL
(Jez′re·el) [God Will Sow Seed],
JOAB
(Jo′ab) [Jehovah Is Father].
JOAH
(Jo′ah) [Jehovah Is Brother ],
JOED
(Jo′ed) [Jehovah Is a Witness].
Not to mention the phrase often repeated by nominal christians:
(HALLELUJAH) [Praise Jehovah]
I'm not saying that Jesus Christ was the only one bearing the name Jesus or Yeshua. Nor was he the only one recognized as a messiah. Jesus Christ's unique position is defined in other ways.
As for Romeo's absurd claim that the christian God has no name, it fits in well with the Hebrew traditions Jesus so roundly condemned. It certainly does not fit with Jesus' admonition to 'hallow his father's name'.