ye.ho.vah is the proper name used for the God addressed, worshiped, and acting in Israel's accounts.

The supplied verses use this proper name for the God whom people seek, praise, and worship; whose word and commands guide Israel; and who acts through help, judgment, deliverance, blessing, and the establishment of David's kingship.

1. Proper name for the God active and worshiped in Israel · dominant

   The original form is tagged Noun · Proper throughout the sample. In 1 Chronicles 16:23 the APB renders a summons to sing and proclaim salvation, while 1 Chronicles 16:26 renders the clause that this one made the heavens; in 1 Chronicles 14:10 the name occurs in the reply that David should go up against the Philistines, and 1 Chronicles 13:14 renders blessing upon Obed-edom's household.

   1 Chronicles 16:231 Chronicles 16:261 Chronicles 14:101 Chronicles 13:141 Chronicles 10:141 Chronicles 17:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB regularly presents the name as “the LORD,” including in clauses of praise, command, and divine action. Its wording confirms the verse-level presentation rather than isolating every individual token.