Literary observation Claim · SemanticsC11
Exodus 3:14–15 explicitly connects ehyeh and YHWH in its theological narrative.
- Epistemic status
- Transmitted literary_observation
- Support level
- High as recorded by the editors
- Topic
- Semantics
Caveat. Biblical wordplay is not proof of original morphological etymology.
Supporting or contextual sources
- Exodus 3:14–15 in Hebrew and translationHigh reliabilitySefaria / Revised JPS · Sefaria · 2023Supports or contextualizes · See source scope and caveats
- Making Sense of the Divine Name in the Book of ExodusHigh reliabilityAustin Surls · Eisenbrauns / Penn State University Press · 2017Supports or contextualizes · See source scope and caveats
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