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# word of God, word of Yahweh, word of the Lord, scripture
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## Definition
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The term "word of God" is a general term that refers to anything that God has communicated to people. This includes spoken and written messages.
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* The related terms "word of Yahweh" and "word of the Lord" often refer to a specific message from God that was given to a prophet or other person in the Bible.
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* The term "scriptures" refers to the written message that God told people to write.
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* Many years after God's words were written down, people can still read these scriptures and know God's teachings.
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* In the New Testament, Jesus is called "the Word" and "the Word of God." These titles mean that Jesus fully reveals who God is, because he is God himself.
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## Translation Suggestions
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* Depending on the context, other ways to translate this term could include, "the message of Yahweh" or "God's message" or "the teachings from God."
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* It may be more natural in some languages to make this term plural and say "God's words" or "the words of Yahweh."
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* The expression "the word of God
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