As a result, the names Yahweh and Yahshua should have appeared in the original Hebrew or Aramaic texts. There is scriptural evidence to suggest that the apostles were using these Hebrew names such as in . Due to the decision by Jews to no longer pronounce the name, the message of Yahshua – that Yahweh is salvation – would have angered many. George Howard of the University of Georgia considers the possibility that the Tetragrammaton was retained in the first documents of the Greek translation just as it had been retained in the Septuagint translation of the Hebrew Scriptures