Where to see the Name in Norway Austrått Bergen Brandval, Kongsvinger Bø Fiskum Giske Hvaler Høvåg Kongsberg Kragerø Nøtterøy Oslo Porsgrunn west Porsgrunn east Seljord Skien Stavern Svarstad Sør-Fron Vestre Slidre Ålesund Where to find the Name in the Bible How to pronounce it - What the archaeology shows What is the meaning of the Name? Should we use the Name? Corrections or additions Contact webmaster

Norwegian version

The Divine Name  ^(YHWH)
in Norway

In the Bible the name of God is a fundamental and important part of the text. On this website you will find a list of places to see the Divine Name in Norway.

Click the placenames below to see the pictures:

	Austrått: The chapel of Austrått castle
	Bergen: The church of Maria
	Brandval, Kongsvinger: The church of Brandval
	Bø (district of Telemark): The old church
	Fiskum: The old church
	Giske: The church of Giske
	Hvaler: The church of Hvaler
	Høvåg: The church of Høvåg
	Kongsberg: The Royal Mint Museum of Norway
	Kragerø: The church of Kragerø
	Nøtterøy: The church of Nøtterøy
	Oslo: The castle church, Akershus Fortress
	Porsgrunn: West side church
	Porsgrunn: East side church
	Seljord: The church of Seljord
	Skien: Solum church
	Stavern: The church of Stavern
	Svarstad: The church of Svarstad
	Sør-Fron: The church in Sør-Fron
	Vestre Slidre: The church of Vestre Slidre
	Ålesund: The church of Ålesund

Norwegian litterature
Henrik Ibsen: Brand (the name Jehova used twice)
Henrik Ibsen: Kejser og galilæer (the name used four times)
Knut Hamsun: Ny jord (here the name is used several times)