"You may ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it."
John 14:14
In the early Hebrew texts we read of two distinct names for GOD: Elohim and Yahweh. If you look in your Bible at Genesis 1, you will see that there are no references to LORD (Yahweh), only GOD (Elohim). Then, if you turn to Genesis 2, there is the introduction of LORD (Yahweh), and it's a different creation story to Genesis 1. This is because GOD had revealed himself to two different groups of people who eventually united under the Hebrew nation. It's not because they worshipped different GODs, but because they realised that they worshipped the same GOD.
