NARROWAY COLLECTIVE
The name Yahweh appears approximately 6,800 times in the Hebrew scriptures. It is the personal name of the Most High, given at the burning bush, inscribed in the Torah, sung across the Psalms, and declared by the prophets as the name by which He will be known to all nations. For those who have come to use the divine name in their worship and prayer, finding music that does the same matters.
NARROWAY uses Yahweh throughout its catalog, not as a theological statement against those who use other titles, but because it is the name the text actually uses. "The Torah Will Go Forth" names Yahweh as the source from whom the law proceeds. "Come Let Us Go" calls the nations to the mountain of Yahweh. "Yahweh's Day" uses the name to honor the Sabbath as His appointed day.
This is not a small thing for many listeners. Music that uses the sacred name in its natural scriptural context, without performance or pretense, gives worshippers something they can genuinely use in their devotional life.
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