The god who makes a covenant rather than a pantheon
Warning
The name is not spoken casually and the covenant has terms
Resonance
Those bound by a covenant or a law those who seek a single principle
Symbols
TetragrammatonArk of the covenantBurning bushTablets of the lawPillar of cloud and fire
Mythology Summary
Yahweh is the god of Israel, whose name is written as four consonants and read as lord, who makes a covenant with a people and gives them a law. The tradition keeps him without a pantheon, without an image, and without a consort, which is the whole of what makes him different.
Modern Practice
Yahweh is approached through covenant, law and prayer rather than through correspondence magic. The correspondences later traditions assigned - Saturday, Saturn, the ark and the temple - are given as reception rather than as the tradition's own.