James 4:8. The translation from the Hebrew New Testament.

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The lonely word h\' is the Hebrew definite article, which consisted of the letter hey, which in turn stands for \"the name\" (of G-d).

\"The Shem Tob Hebrew version of Matthew has the Hebrew letter HEY standing alone (and in one place the word HASHEM spelled out) to mark places where the name of YHWH belongs. The Munster Hebrew text of Matthew actually contains the name of YHWH spelled out where it belongs.\"
http://www.messianica.net/books/HRV/

קירבו = Kirvu = draw near
אל אדוני = El Adonay = to God
והוא = Vehu = and He
יתקרב = Yitkrav = will draw near
אליכם = AleyChem = to you

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Yitkrav = Yitkarev (sorry for typos)

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You may also say \"KIrvu El Elohim.....\"
Adonay = My Lord
Elohim = God
In biblical Hebrew both use at the same manner

This is from the Hebrew online version of the New Testament

URL:

http://dvar-adonai.org/hnt/He_htm/James001-005.htm