Don't be so sure of that (or at least consider that YHWH may not be divine - but rather a "man of war" as the OT recounts) - YHWH - Yod-Hay-Uau-Hay, the Hebrew name for the Juices' god, written many thousands of times in both the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Masoretic text, is supposedly based on Strong's 1933, Hay-Uau-Hay (vocalized Havah, but remember that vowel pointings weren't available until invented many centuries after even the Dead Sea Scrolls, let alone when the texts were supposed to have been originally written). However, Strong's 1942 and 1943 are other vocalizations (vowel pointings) of Hay-Uau-Hay. H1942 means "desire (in a bad sense), engulfing ruin, calamity" and is vocalized Havah (or Hauwah - Uau can be pronounced as a "v" or "uw"). Translated in KJV as "very wickedness", "wickedness", "mischief", "deceitfulness". H1943 means "ruin", "disaster", "mischief" and is vocalized "Hovah" or "Houwah". All of the other Strong's Concordance translations of H-U-H are derivatives of either 1933 ("to become") or 1942/3. Note that not one means anything approximating "good"

"The Lord is a man of war; Yahweh is his name." – Exodus 15.3