Jah

Jah is a short form of "Jehovah" or "Yahweh," used primarily in Rastafarianism and some Christian traditions to refer to God. It embodies the divine presence, omnipotence, and the source of creation. In Rastafarian belief, Jah is considered a personal, nurturing deity accessible through faith, love, and spiritual connection. The term emphasizes the idea of a divine force that guides, protects, and unites followers. Overall, Jah represents the divine in a manner that fosters reverence, hope, and a sense of spiritual identity.