Those who object to using Jehovah (because there's no "J") in the Hebrew Scriptures

[Guest Kurt]

And those who object to using Jehovah (because there's no "J") in the Hebrew Scriptures don't say a thing about the Books of Joshua, Judges, Job, Jeremiah, Joel or the names of men such as Jesse, Jacob, the list goes on. Not a single word opposing those names beginning with a "J". Why is that? Could there be some bias going on with some folks? Hard to believe, I know, but it does seem that way. Jehovah has been used as an acceptable pronunciation for hundreds of years. We know that no one knows the absolute correct way to pronounce the divine name, but trying pleases Him too. This is the name we have, the name we use. Someone said Jesus didn't speak Hebrew. If that was the case, how could he sit in the temples and read the ancient scrolls. Jesus was a Jew, and he did, in fact, know the Hebrew language.

Joshua:In Hebrew the meaning of the name Joshua is: Jehovah is generous. Jehovah saves.
Joel: Jehovah is God.Jessey:Jehovah exists.

The list goes on