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Thank you guy for your comments and explanation. It is appreciated, that you have explained what you have done, and I do understand even if I don't quite agree. However guy please keep in mind a few points below. First, the religion I am associated with does not use YHWH in the main text of their writings. Second, I have chosen to do that, since that is generally the scholarly way of doing it. Third, wheter it is trivial or not is not up to any one person to decide. Fourth, a title such as "LORD", should in no way replace a proper name.( Adonai/Lord is different than YHWH/Yahweh/Jehovah) So guy, while it is true that many other articles might not be up to Par scholarly, hopefully in time they might be. So guy, I conclude by saying- I could have said- "Speednat" instead of "guy", but isn't it trivial? Hope you get a chuckle out of that :-) I do not plan on changing it, because I understand that is just how language works at times, wheter correct (or in this case clearly incorrect). I was just trying to improve the accuracy of the article. One way to do that would be to keep LORD and put (YHWH) in parentheses where the Hebrew has the Tetragram. Would that be acceptable? You would do well to read this page (or article): http://www.ubs-translations.org/tbt/1988/04/TBT198804.html?seq=14 Johanneum (talk) 20:52, 24 May 2014 (UTC)