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* [[Tetragrammaton|YHWH]] (Hebrew: ''[[Yodh]]-[[He (letter)|He]]-[[Waw]]-[[He (letter)|He]]'', יהוה ), often transliterated as [[Yahweh]], is the name most often used for God in untranslated Hebrew scriptures, appearing more than 6700 times and usually translated as ''the LORD'' (cf. [[Adonai]]) in most English Bibles.  In some cases, it is transliterated to function as a name as in [[Jehovah]] as found in the [[American Standard Version]], the [[Darby Bible]] and the [[New World Translation]] or [[Yahweh]] as found the [[Jerusalem Bible]].  
 
* [[Tetragrammaton|YHWH]] (Hebrew: ''[[Yodh]]-[[He (letter)|He]]-[[Waw]]-[[He (letter)|He]]'', יהוה ), often transliterated as [[Yahweh]], is the name most often used for God in untranslated Hebrew scriptures, appearing more than 6700 times and usually translated as ''the LORD'' (cf. [[Adonai]]) in most English Bibles.  In some cases, it is transliterated to function as a name as in [[Jehovah]] as found in the [[American Standard Version]], the [[Darby Bible]] and the [[New World Translation]] or [[Yahweh]] as found the [[Jerusalem Bible]].  
[[Image:Tetragrammaton scripts.svg|frame|right|YHWH, the name of God or [[Tetragrammaton]], in [[Phoenician language|Phoenician]] (1100 BC to AD 300), [[Aramaic]] (10th Century BC to 1st century AD) and modern Hebrew scripts.]]
      
* The [[Trinity|Holy Trinity]] (one God in three Persons, God the Father, God the Son ([[Jesus|Jesus Christ]]), and God the [[Holy Ghost]]/[[Holy Spirit]]) is a term used to denote God in almost all Christianity.
 
* The [[Trinity|Holy Trinity]] (one God in three Persons, God the Father, God the Son ([[Jesus|Jesus Christ]]), and God the [[Holy Ghost]]/[[Holy Spirit]]) is a term used to denote God in almost all Christianity.

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