Larry Hurtado rejects this view, preferring that of Colin Roberts, according to whom the initial "nomen sacrum" was that representing the name Ἰησοῦς (Jesus). Hurtado's view is shared by Tomas Bokedal, who holds that the first "nomen sacrum" was that of Ἰησοῦς (initially in the suspended form ), soon followed by that of Χριστός and then by Κύριος and Θεός. Since all Hebrew words are written without vowels, the vowelless character of the tetragrammaton cannot have inspired, Hurtado says, the creation of the "nomina sacra", which moreover, as in the case of κύριος, also omit consonants.