Decas Exercitationum Philologicarum De Vera Pronuntiatione Nominis Iehova, Quarum Quinque Priores Lectionem Iehova Impugnant, Posteriores Tuentur explores the true pronunciation of the name Jehovah through a series of philological exercises. The work, authored by Adriaan Reelant and Johannes Drusius, presents a detailed examination of the arguments both for and against the traditional pronunciation of "Jehovah".
The first five exercises challenge the reading of Jehovah, while the latter five defend it. This structure allows for a balanced and comprehensive exploration of the linguistic and historical nuances surrounding this sacred name. This book offers valuable insights into the historical debates surrounding the pronunciation of key religious terms and will be of interest to scholars of religious history, linguistics, and biblical studies.
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