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The World English Bible uses the divine name Yahweh.
Further "names of God" are sometimes added as a footnote.
You find these original names in the "Restored
Names King James Version of the Bible" : You can get a copy from ccel.org for the program
"Online-Bible". However, that is not a version of the World
English Bible.
The "Hebrew Names
Version of the World English Bible" only changes names of persons, for
instance Abraham into Abram, but does not use the divine name Elohim.
God is called by many names in the Holy Bible. In
Hebrew, God's most common proper name is represented by the 4 consonants
YOD HE WAW HE, which is usually written "Yahweh" in English. Sometimes
"Jehovah" is used, which is what you get when you combine the vowels
for "Adonai" (Lord) with the consonants for "Yahweh." This
name is sometimes rendered "LORD" in
English translations, not to be confused with "Lord" (the rendition of
"Adonai") -- note the small capital letters in one and not the other.