English Versions of The New Testament
Most English Bibles, even those such as the Jerusalem Bible which has Yahweh in the Old Testament, do not use Yahweh in the New Testament, since the Greek New Testament manuscripts have already rendered YHWH in Old Testament quotes as kyrios. The New Testament uses Greek kyrios for YHWH even, for example, when Christ reads the Isaiah scroll at the synagogue in Nazareth (Luke 4:17–19 reading Isaiah 61:1).
However a few English translations of the Bible do employ "Jehovah" in the New Testament; the J, h, v, and h of Jehovah coming from the tetragrammaton. For example, William Newcome has the name “Jehovah” a few times where the New Testament quotes from the Old Testament, such as Matt 22: 24. The first complete Bible printed in America by John Eliot (missionary) though not in English frequently uses "Jehovah" in the NT.
Read more about this topic: Tetragrammaton In The New Testament
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