How did Jesus teach His disciples to pray the rosary?

For a start, the Anglicised version of the Tetragrammaton (YHWH) had not yet been invented by the Catholic Dominican monk, Raymundus Martini! He was commissioned by the Pope (around 1270) to translate the Bible from Latin into German. The word 'Jehovah' is first recorded in his book, Pugeo Fideli.

The Tetragrammaton never occurs anywhere in the Christian Greek scriptures. The name of Jesus became the name that brings salvation. We are to be Jesus' witnesses, not Jehovah's witnesses because that role belongs uniquely to the nation of Israel, as it states in the Hebrew scriptures.

For the very reason our kids do not call us by name. That would be impersonal and more formal. Calling God by his name would put our relationship with him on a formal setting.

That is not what he wants, he wants that personal relationship, that loving relationship as a kid to his father. My son called me "daddy" when he was a little tyke. He now calls me dad.

Never did he ever call me by my name except when he was upset with me. Calling God our Father is personal and loving and very respectful. The Jehovah's Witnesses place use this to promote their concept that the name of God (Their Jehovah) invokes some kind of power.

They think that God insists that we use his name. This is not the teaching of the Bible. God insists that we know his name, insomuch as we know "him".

What's in a name, he wants us to know him and who and what he is. He is not that vane as to turn away if you do not call him by name. That type of thinking is a lost cause.

In all reality we should be Jesus witnesses, it in his name we should call upon, its his name we should pray. I am the child and he is my heavenly Father and I should call him "Abba" Daddy, Dad, my Father.

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