What does YHWH, or the tetragrammaton mean? How do you pronounce YHWH and why was it used in the Bible. In this video we answer your question: What is YHWH? Source Article: www.gotquestio...
Jesus is NOT God in the flesh, he is the SON of God, the term God in the flesh does not appear in the Bible, it is YOU who just made it up. If Jesus is God then please tell us WHO is the God of Jesus ? Please tell us, as Eph 1:3 says "blessed be the GOD and father of our lord Jesus" so WHO is the God of Jesus, and what is his name ???
@@NewCreationInChrist896 Then you need to get up to date with recent reserch and the ancient manuscripts that are coming online.....There is also a clue in the names of people in the Bible whose names were made up in part from the names of their gods, referred to as THEOPHORIC NAMES IN THE BIBLE,,,,,,theophoric names are names derived from a god. For example: False gods: Bel and Nebo: Bel = Belteshazar (Daniel) Nebo = Nebonidus, Nebuchadnezzar, True God Yeho(vah) ….Yehoyakim, Yehoram, Yehoshua, Yehoshaphat, Yehudah, Yehoash , Jeho-a-haz The CLUE is in the name. If you really are open minded and really do want to find out the real way to pronounce God's name, then may I suggest that you look into it with an open mind. The Hebrew scholar Nehemiah Gordon will point you in the right direction as he does NOT have a horse in the race, and will prove how the name was NEVER LOST, but rather was hidden !
AMEN! I AM WHO I AM = YHWH Exodus 3:14 👑 Revelation 1:8 “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End,” says the Lord, “who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty.”
"Says the LORD " always seemed so vague ........It like Me saying " Says Me " ... theres no personification to it at all . How can i call on the name Of God in my most desperate prayer and " know " i have been heard ? You use "Yahweh " the name he addressed to Moses originally , The name also mentioned at ( Matt 6:9 ) . If you do this continually and faithfilly , you will be blessed to see changes in your life , you will hear his call " to you ' And he will give you his shield of faith , to begin your journey .
No it equals “EHYEH” please read the tanakh and not the Christian bible. It’s inaccurate translation. Get the word from the Hebrew Bible. You’ll see a difference: shalom
Are you asking because you are seeking the truth @@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000? Or maybe because you have an opinion that's contrary to popular Biblical revelation and your pride motivates you to engage in a public debates? Maybe because you are concerned about the thief on the cross who Christ said would be with Him in paradise? What is your reason for asking a random question in an irrelevant context?
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 You are saved once you believe that you are a sinner and need saving. Sin leads to death. But Jesus died on the cross for our sins and rose on the third day, giving us hope for the resurrection too. He gave us hope for heaven. Jesus said if you love me you would obey my commands. No, baptism doesn't save you, but YES you should absolutely be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ out of obedience and love for Jesus Christ. He is God who came in the flesh to die for many. It's really a relationship. If you love your parents, you will honor them and obey them. You will speak to them and serve them out of love. You can never earn their love because they loved you already! Get baptized if you truly believe in the one that saved you. It's a beautiful and loving thing to do.
@@re_imagineyourlife I was trying to get him to elaborate in the hope he'd then be invested in the discussion, and therefore be more likely to stick around long enough to realize the need to confess + repent + call and trust in Jesus for salvation. But it seems like he was scared off (deleted his own message)
It's also very interesting to note that in Revelation 1:4 it says... "... from Him who is and was and is to come..." referring to Yeshua (Jesus). It's one more example of Yeshua revealing who He has always been!! You can see Him throughout the Old Testament wherever you see YHVH!!💙 Please continue to pray for the peace of Jerusalem!! Sha-alu Shalom Yerushalayim!!!🤍💙🤍🇮🇱
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 the act of baptism doesn't do the saving, but it rather shows that one is living in obedience to Christ, having been saved upon believing. the water that you are immersed in represents the fact that you are dying to your sins and when you are lifted out of the water it represents that you are alive in christ and will be raised to him one day.
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 Jesus' blood shed on the cross IS the propitiation for our sins. Should we get baptized? Yes! This is one of our first steps in our relationship with God, an outward expression of what happened to your soul once you believed. It would be like, if someone believed that Jesus forgave sins, but lived an unrepentant life...thats not real faith and love. You wouldnt do the the very things Jesus died for. On the opposite side, if Jesus says be baptized, why wouldn't obey him out of love?
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 Do you really believe that God would condemn someone to Hell who believes in Him but hasn't been baptized? For example, a disabled person who can't interact in any way around Him, but does believe in God.
The name of God in the OT is written without the vowels, research based on recent ancient manuscripts now digitised and put online , such as the Allepo Codex, and the Royal MS 16 A II available online at the British museum which have the tetragrammaton with the VOWEL POINTS, the vowel points being the "Sheva, the Cholem & the Kamatz. There is also a clue in the names of people in the Bible whose names were made up in part from the names of their gods, referred to as THEOPHORIC NAMES IN THE BIBLE,,,,,,theophoric names are names derived from a god. For example: False gods: Bel and Nebo: Bel = Belteshazar (Daniel) Nebo = Nebonidus, Nebuchadnezzar, True God Yeho(vah) ….Yehoyakim, Yehoram, Yehoshua, Yehoshaphat, Yehudah, Yehoash , Jeho-a-haz The CLUE is in the name. The Hebrew scholar Nehemiah Gordon will point you in the right direction as he does NOT have a horse in the race, and will prove how the name was NEVER LOST, but rather was hidden !
According to the Book of Enoch " YHWH" is this There are 8 great honored, and revered princes who are the ones called YHWH by the name of their king. The eight beings who are called YHWH may refer to those angels who have the Tetragrammaton as part of their name. These are highly ranked angels that are outside the normal system of authorithy. They are the ones Yahuah uses as his counsel. So when you call on YHWH you are not calling on YAHUAH. You're calling on his 8 princes who are his counsel. Food for your thought
In 'Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self', C. G. Jung writes "According to Irenaeus, the Gnostics held that Sophia represents the world of the Ogdoad, which is a double quaternity. In the form of a dove, she descended into the water and begot Saturn, who is identical with Yahweh."
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 It is by grace you have been saved, through faith-and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God-not by works, so that no one can boast.” Ephesians 2:8-9. It’s good to get baptized if you’re born again, but that doesn’t save you. Christianity is not a plus factor religion.
Thanks for the presentation. Yes you are right that God has only one personal holy name as represented by the Tetragrammaton ( יהוה) often transliterated as YHWH. Then as known then translated into various best guessed forms such as Yahweh, Yehwah, Yehwih, or Yeho·wah According to Britannica - "Early Christian writers, such as St. Clement of Alexandria in the 2nd century, had used a form like Yahweh, and this pronunciation of the tetragrammaton was never really lost. Many Greek transcriptions also indicated that YHWH should be pronounced Yahweh" Of course, when this is put into English or Latinized (as an example) then we can get Jehovah, Yehovah, Iehovah, Iehouah etc… all pretty similar. I personally speak English. Did God say not to translate his name into other languages that we speak? Please show me a scripture that’s says he didn’t want humans to use his name in other language forms. Sure, we can say Yahweh or similar if we choose to or a close representation in our own language. There is no prohibition in the Bible to do any of this. Also if you don't want to use a J letter at the beginning of the English form then stop also using J for Jeremiah and Joseph and Jehu and Jonah etc...etc... So if you are going to pronounce it Yahweh and not a English or Latinized form then you are of course going to be consistent and call Jesus - Yeshua. Jehovah is simply a Latinized form the same as Jesus is Latinized. If we don’t know the exact way to pronounce it due to the lost vowels, then should we NOT use it? Should we really believe its too sacred to get wrong? Should we follow ancient superstations that are not in the Hebrew Bible anywhere? On this interestingly the Encyclopaedia Judaica says: “The avoidance of pronouncing the name YHWH is . . . caused by a misunderstanding of the Third Commandment (Ex. 20:7; Deut. 5:11) as meaning ‘Thou shalt not take the name of YHWH thy God in vain,’ whereas it really means ‘You shall not swear falsely by the name of YHWH your God.’” So clearly this is not a commandment by God not to use his name. He is simply saying don't use my name in a bad, worthless way or use it to lie basically. Or to impugn his character in any way. This is NOT saying..... don't say my name if not sure how to pronounce it. Why would he mean that? Does not fit with the scriptures at all! (see the verses below in various translations for comparisons) Also, Leviticus 24:16 is talking about blasphemy (as shown by verse 15) and using Gods name in a bad or blasphemous way such as calling down evil on God's name which was a practice that started previously. So, God stated that the death penalty was to be invoked for such a crime against him. This is not at all saying DONT use Gods name! Purposely ignoring context here to say otherwise. Gods holy personal and divine name is in the Hebrew Bible over 6800 times much more than any other name. Quite amazing. Its very obvious he wants us to know his name and use it! The common noun words (as examples) - God or god, Almighty, I Am Who I Am Lord, Sovereign, Father, First and Last - are all descriptive titles and are not personal names of God or a proper noun to identify Gods name. Again, context is not taken into account and surrounding verses which tell the accurate story. Ex 3:14 being a case in point. This is used by itself to give a false impression about what God is saying about his identity. But then verse 15 is ignored. This next verse explains what God really said to Moses about his name which is Yahweh or similar. But what is Gods viewpoint? Does he want us to use his name whichever language translated version we use of the Tetragrammaton in the Bible? What is God telling us in these verses below (provided in various Bible translations below) Is God saying don’t use my name- forget it? Its to sacred to use? You must only use for a 1500 hundred or 2000 years or so then stop using it? Then just use my titles like ...The I Am Who I am, Almighty God, Most high, Father, Lord etc…..? Or don’t use my name if not sure how to pronounce! Really are there any verses in the Bible at all that hint at this at all?? Isn't it completely the other way around? How important is God's word and name to us. Or is it just our own viewpoint that's important. Hopefully some food for thought for truth seekers. Thanks The Bible in Living English Ex 3:15 And God said to Moses again “You are to say to the sons of Israel ‘Jehovah, your fathers’ God, Abraham’s God, Isaac’s God, Jacob’s God, has sent me to you’; this is my name forever, and this my identification for generation after generation Literal Standard Version Ex 3:15 And God says again to Moses, “Thus you say to the sons of Israel: YHWH, God of your fathers, God of Abraham, God of Isaac, and God of Jacob, has sent me to you; this [is] My Name for all time, and this [is] My memorial, to generation [and] generation. World English Bible Ex 3:15 God said moreover to Moses, “You shall tell the children of Israel this, ‘Yahweh, the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you.’ This is my name forever, and this is my memorial to all generations. King James Version Psalm 83:18 That men may know that thou, whose name alone is JEHOVAH, art the most high over all the earth. Aramaic Bible in Plain English Psalm 83:18 And they shall know that your Name is LORD JEHOVAH; you alone are exalted in all the Earth! Rotherham Psalm 83:18 That men may know that thou Whose Name alone is Yahweh Art Most High over all the earth. Rotherham Isaiah 54:5 5 For thy husband is thy Maker, Yahweh of hosts is his Name,-And thy redeemer the Holy One of Israel, The God of all the earth shall he be called. Aramaic Bible in Plain English Isaiah 54:5 Because your Lord did thus for you. LORD JEHOVAH of Hosts is his name, and your Savior, the Holy One of Israel, the God of all the Earth he shall be called Rotherham Isaiah 42:8 I am Yahweh, that is my Name,-And my glory to another will I not give, Nor my praise to images. American Standard Version Isaiah 42:8 I am Jehovah, that is my name; and my glory will I not give to another, neither my praise unto graven images. Aramaic Bible in Plain English Isaiah 43:10 You are my witnesses, says LORD JEHOVAH, and my Servants whom I have chosen, and you shall know, and you shall believe in me, and you shall understand that I am he, and before me there has not been a God created, and none shall be after me Rotherham Isaiah 43:10 Ye are my witnesses, Declareth Yahweh, And my Servant whom I have chosen,-That ye may take note-and believe me And perceive that I am He, Before me was not formed a God, Nor after me shall one come into being: The Bible in Living English Isaiah 43:10 You are my witnesses, quoth Jehovah, my servants that I have chosen, in order that you may know and trust to me and understand that I am the one: no deity was shaped before me, and after me there will not be any. American Standard Version Isaiah 43:10 Ye are my witnesses, saith Jehovah, and my servant whom I have chosen; that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me. Rotherham Psalm 135:13 O Yahweh! thy Name is age-abiding,-O Yahweh! thy memorial is to generation after generation. The Bible in Living English Psalm 135:13 Jehovah, your name is forever; Jehovah, the remembrance of you to generation after generation, Byington Psalm 135:13 Jehovah, your name is forever; Jehovah, the remembrance of you to generation after generation, Please consider this as well…. Professor G. T. Manley points out: “A study of the word ‘name’ in the O[ld] T[estament] reveals how much it means in Hebrew. The name is no mere label, but is significant of the real personality of him to whom it belongs. . . . When a person puts his ‘name’ upon a thing or another person the latter comes under his influence and protection.”-New Bible Dictionary, edited by J. D. Douglas, 1985, p. 430; compare Everyman’s Talmud, by A. Cohen, 1949, p. 24; No wonder Almighty God told the ancient Israelites that they were his witnesses and to be called by his name. He wanted to protect them and also to reveal his name and his power through his miraculous protection of his people. His people were his children. He was their father. They were in reality to represent him through their actions and worship. All the nations were to come to know his name as the true God! A loving father but also identified specifically by his personal unique and special name. This would also separate him from all the other false gods of this world promoted by the enemy of truth and the father of the lie - Satan the devil. Those that serve the true Almighty God and our creator today and use his name regularly in conversation and in prayer (Yahweh, Jehovah or whichever one you prefer or in your own language) today know that he is their God protecting them and guiding them today. They are also being obedient to his instructions in his word. Thanks for your time ( Isa 43:7 - Acts 15:17)
YHWH is pronounced exactly how it's spelled. Yuh-hwuh. Jesus name was Yeshua. J was not a sound that Hebrew had in those days. Jacob is Yakov. The list goes on. We use J's because it works for English.
Yep correct! Thats why to pronounce God name in English as Jehovah is perfectly fine. If you want to speak Hebrew, then sure use Yahweh. Its common practice all over the world and for centuries to translate proper nouns (personal names) into other languages which change them. Its still the name but in another language. So, if anyone complains that we shouldn't use the letter J as it wasn't used in Hebrew or Greek then stop saying Jesus or Jermiah, Joseph etc... Be consistent or if not maybe its about trying to hide Gods name as the ancient Jewish leaders did. These ones Killed Jesus in the first century. But well before that they stopped using Gods name and just wrote or said LORD (Hebrew - Adonay / Greek - Kyrios) showing their wickedness. Im not going to follow them so will use Jehovah and a Bible translation in English that uses Gods name Jehovah in the original places over 6800 times. Yes put on high the author of the Bible and especially after he told us to use, know and tell others about his name many times in his word!!@@AntiquatedApe
@@kableguy5525 we can't both be correct. Jehovah isn't the name. It's YHWH. It cannot be both. It's pronounced Yuh-hwuh,there are no assumed vowels in this word such as E,O,or A that you find in the pronunciation jEhOvAh. A closer approximation to YHWH would be pronounced closer to yeh-hwah which is satisfied by the pronunciation I gave. To recap: Jehovah is not correct.
Exactly! - Jehovah is not the exact name of God and nor is Yahweh or Yuh-hwuh or Yeh-hwah. The original pronunciation of Gods name was lost - hence the variety on suggested forms today of Hebrew forms of Yahweh to other forms in other languages. Best guessing in fact. Actually In the second half of the first millennium C.E., Jewish scholars introduced a system of points to represent the missing vowels in the consonantal Hebrew text. Yeah the VOWELS were MISSING. So God allowed that to happen. So when it came to God’s name, instead of inserting the proper vowel signs for it, they put other vowel signs to remind the reader that he should say ʼAdho·naiʹ (meaning “Sovereign Lord”) or ʼElo·himʹ (meaning “God”). Then later the Codex Leningrad B 19A, of the 11th century C.E., vowel points the Tetragrammaton to read Yehwahʹ, Yehwihʹ, and Yeho·wahʹ. Ginsburg’s edition of the Masoretic text vowel points the divine name to read Yeho·wahʹ. (Ge 3:14, ftn) Some Hebrew scholars generally favor “Yahweh” as the most likely pronunciation. They point out that the abbreviated form of the name is Yah (Jah in the Latinized form), as at Psalm 89:8 and in the expression Ha·lelu-Yahʹ (meaning “Praise Jah, you people!”). (Ps 104:35; 150:1, 6) Also, the forms Yehohʹ, Yoh, Yah, and Yaʹhu, found in the Hebrew spelling of the names Jehoshaphat, Joshaphat, Shephatiah, and others, can all be derived from Yahweh. Greek transliterations of the name by early Christian writers point in a somewhat similar direction with spellings such as I·a·beʹ and I·a·ou·eʹ, which, as pronounced in Greek, resemble Yahweh. Still, there is by no means unanimity among scholars on the subject, some favoring yet other pronunciations, such as “Yahuwa,” “Yahuah,” or “Yehuah.” Since certainty of pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton is NOT NOW attainable, there is no reason for abandoning in English the well-known form “Jehovah” thats been in use for centuries to favor some other suggested pronunciation. If such a change were made, then, to be consistent, changes should be made in the spelling and pronunciation of a host of other names found in the Scriptures: Jeremiah would be changed to Yir·meyahʹ, Isaiah would become Yeshaʽ·yaʹhu, and Jesus would be either Yehoh·shuʹaʽ (as in Hebrew) or I·e·sousʹ (as in Greek). Yet those who complain about the pronunciation Jehovah or Yahweh don't change those names. I lIke what Luther said back in 1543 - Luther wrote: “That they [the Jews] now allege the name Jehovah to be unpronounceable, they do not know what they are talking about . . . If it can be written with pen and ink, why should it not be spoken, which is much better than being written with pen and ink? Why do they not also call it unwritable, unreadable or unthinkable? All things considered, there is something foul.” Yeah, I'm with him on this. The purpose of words is to transmit thoughts; in English the name Jehovah identifies the true God, transmitting this thought more satisfactorily today than any of the suggested substitutes. But hey or huh....each do their own. Have a lovely day😊
@@kableguy5525 if you say exactly then you agree with the rest of my statement. YHWH is exactly how it's pronounced,without vowel sounds. It sounds like a Y sound with an H after and then a W sound with an H after.
I love PPP videos. As information Gordon Nehemia (Hebrew scholar) has documented over 1000+ Hebrew MSS showing the Tetragrammaton including all the vowel points documenting that it is pronounced Yahovah or in English Jehovah.
Wrong! This video is heathen propaganda. God's word in the English language is found in the Authorized (King James) Version of the Holy Bible. Using the name Yahweh is not a different way of pronouncing God's name. It is a replacement of the LORD Jehovah with a heathen tribal god, Yahweh. Dr. Nehemia Gordon, Ph.D., researched the origins of Yahweh and was shocked to find out that Yahweh is not the God of the Bible, but is a pagan god worshipped by the Samaritans. The Romans worshipped Jupiter as the principal god in their henotheistic mythology. Josephus reveals that the Samaritans rededicated their temple to Jupiter (a.k.a., Zeus) in 168 B.C. The Samaritans called Jupiter Yoveh. In Latin, Yoveh was pronounced Yoweh, which ultimately became Yahweh. Yahweh is not Jehovah. One clue that Yahweh and Jehovah are not the same is that they carry two different meanings. Hebraist Dr. Nehemia Gordon, Ph.D., explains that Jehovah literally means He who was, He who is, and He who will be. Yahweh, on the other hand, is an Arabic word that means "love, desire, or passion." Yahweh and Jehovah carry two different meanings because Yahweh is NOT Jehovah. Jehovah is the eternal God of heaven, who was, who is, and who will be. In contrast, Yahweh is a heathen god of passion. Edward Hendrie Author of "YAHWEH Is NOT the LORD JEHOVAH"
Emet Baruch Adonai Ha Shem Emet hallelujah Amen. Emet means Truth in Hebrew/the holy tongue Emet is God most holiest name Emet Is spelled Aleph , Mem and Tav Aleph is the first letter of the alphabet and mem is the middle letter of the alphabet and tav Is the last letter of the alphabet I am the first and the last the beginning and the end the alpha and the omega the light and the way I am the Truth God of all flesh supreme being of the earth master of the universe Lord of lords King of Kings Shalom 🙏✌️
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 Why don’t you want to be water-baptize is the question you ask yourself. It’s an act of obedience proceeding repentance and to imitate what Jesus did, it’s an expression of our faith not to get saved, it’s because we’re saved. Unless you’re just trolling because truth is spoken in the video, repent. John 3:16-18
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 not according to Jesus no. Unless you simply don’t understand John 3:18 or John 3:17 or John 6:47 or Romans 10:13 or the kabillon other verses you love to ignore. You’re simply sowing bullshit confusion and acting like doing something with your flesh is necessary to be “born of the spirit.” Please explain how different you actually felt after you took a dip in your local creek and I’ll easily explain how that’s simply a placebo effect that you predisposed yourself too.
It can be quite a challenge to make a video on such a topic in only a few minutes. Regardless of what is claimed, viewers should understand that : -YHWH is the personal name of the God of the Bible - It is found thousands of times - over 6000 times - in the Bible - It was used in psalms which were songs of preaise and so the name was sung as we do today with Hallelujah ! - The name was widely used in every day life and found in archaeological findings. - It was only much later that the unscriptural Jewish traditions came about. - the translators of the Septuagint, the Greek Bible, contraray to what was said, still included the divine name in ancient Hebrew in the text. - The divine name was incorporated into many Jewish names egYEHOshua. - Jesus asked his followers to 'hallow' or make holy/ sanctify the divine name in the famour Lord's prayer. (Mat 6 :9,10) - Some scholars argue that the divine name would originally have been used in NT writings when they were quoting from OT passages. Failure to un derstand the name robs Christians of the Jewish origins of their faith. --
So if no J in Hebrew, all name in OT with letter J are wrong? Coz your basis iis that letter is not found in Hebrew. If you research more J is Y sound in German bible translation so it's not issue if letter J is used . The English change the sound of that letter Similar toY in modern American alphabet
It is a psyop. Modern hebrew is NOT ancient Hebrew. Jesus had the Septuagint in his time. Also, the J was used far back. Tetragrammaton is also occultic. Best source I could give you is song of the bride's channel and her letter J video. Please consider watching, I pray you do so you better know what we're up against.
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You write YHVH and then you say it is YHWH. When you write a Vav you don't call it a w because it is not. The w was put in by German Jews it went with Yiddish and the two were spoken by the German Jews. In Israel they teach YHVH, but no one will say his name because it is forbidden by law. His name is the only name that has never been written with vowels so his name would not be taken in vain. Like people use Jesus' name as a Cuse word which is a sin.
Extremely misinformed mix of falsehoods with some truth sprinkled in. See Nehemiah Gordon for a proper explanation and the over 2000 occasions of YHVH found in ancient manuscripts. God has one name and that name is YHVH... YeHoVah!
You turn to Him, and know He hears you. We don't even need to know His name, really. It says in the Psalms, He knows our thoughts from afar. I have an analog to this with my own son. We have a certain amount of one-on-one time, to the point he knows I'll hear him when he speaks to me. This has been the case for so long, I can't remember the last time he called me Dad. He hasn't needed to. In the same way, and to an indescribably higher degree, God knows when you're talking to Him.
You address God with you actions. Your Works. If you arent doing Gods work he doesnt know you. PERIOD. He said many will call on my name and I will not hear them. He knew you before you were created in the womb. Your spirit is intertwined with his.. No words are even necessary to speak to God. He knows what you need before you ask. Do what he commands and he will be with you always
YHWH is the English transliteration of four(4) Paleo-Hebrew letters HWHY spelled and read Yud, hey, waw, hey (Gk.Tetragramma) the name of ULHÍM. The combined four (4) paleo-Hebrew letter YHVH (correctly read and pronounced ‘YÁOHU or YÁO-HOO or YÁW-HOO’), as written in the original archaic Hebrew Scriptures, means “I am that I am” (Exodus 3:14-15) - the only revealed name of ULHÍM.
SING AND SHOUT HALLELUYAH! From then, Rebbe, Melech YAHSHUA HAMASHIACH began to proclaim, saying, "LAlter LiTeshuvah (Immediate Repentance ), for the kingdom of heaven has come near." Matthew 4:17 HalleluYah! YAHSHUA HAMASHIACH the El HaAmitti and Chayyei Olam (the true God and eternal life) said: “Tell my people that I died on the cross ✝️ of Calvary so that everyone can live a new life.” The Holy Writings say, “I heard you at the right time. I helped you on that day to be saved from the punishment of sin. Now is the right time! See! Now is the day to be saved.” 2 Corinthians 6:2
A few things… If Hebrew is a vowel less language then why is the only misunderstood name YHWH? (I think the Jews had it right by not pronouncing it.) Also, WHO ADDED THE VOWELS AND WHEN? (Too many vague answers on that one. Nobody seems to view that as problematic.) The New Testament says that Jesus (or its legitimate translation) is the name ABOVE EVERY OTHER NAME! Not Yahweh. Also, Yahweh is not mentioned once in the NT. Not once! It has been said that God put the unpronounceable letters YHWH in the OT for a reason. To be revealed at a later time. Then came Jesus. THE ONLY NAME GIVEN UNDER HEAVEN BY WHICH MAN CAN BE SAVED. (So there’s that.) What I can’t figure out is, what’s the trick? Where’s the deception? Many who call upon the name of Jesus refer to God as Yahweh. Salvation is not lost on technicality. The simplicity of the gospel prevents that . So what’s the scam? I believe YHWH , the mystery name, was a place holder (like everything else was. Temple sacrifice, Passover, etc.) They all pointed to Christ. Who is the Passover, the sacrifice, etc.
Jah, is GOD's name too look it up!! Jews will not use the letter Yod =10, Hey=5 to make the number 15!!! Because, that would be taking the Name of the Lord in vain! It translates to LORD. You can add vav, and hey if you want but that just means mercy, way!
i heard everytime the claim that Yehovah is from 16 th century, even it is even confirmed in the Alleppo codex from 10 th century, the earliest hebrew bible translation with vovels. Peoples who spreads that wrong claim are mostly "Yahweh" supporters, which is - depends on hebrew grammar- more unlikely than Yehovah. Yahweh is just simply the phonetic sounding from the hebrew letters" yud-hey-wav-he". when you spell it it sounds "iave" ..but thats of course not his pronounciation, as i said before, it's the phonetic playback from the 4 hebrew letters. because of this the misunderstanding from the writers who heard that name from the samaritans. samaritans also does not pronounce the name, they only said the 4 letters "yud hey wav he, for greek ears that sounds like Iave
@@davidbarber3821 yes it does and he has definitely done his research. Other Rabbis though out the centuries also confirm the pronunciation. Just because others have a different opinion. Doesn’t mean it isn’t valid. A point of contention for sure. Fact is, it is hard to prove either way. As Hebrew lost much of its pronunciation. Which undoubtedly brought in Aramaic. To preserve the pronunciation of the original texts. I have done my homework as well.
Also the letter J didnt come until year 1524 AD so we know is not With the letter J but Y also those are the only 4 Consonants that doesnt require to close your lips or move the tongue therefore To pronounce YHWH all you have to do is inhale and exhale. Psalms 150:6 Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Lord
@@DontLikeCubes he is right it was in the 15th century when it was invented now in hebrew it was the letter j was invented in 80ps to distance it from the i but it was not pronounced as the letter j you and i know
@@ezurmnd Wrong. It was not invented in the 1500s. We can see evidence of this with the Greek. We can also see the "I" in old english used as an I and a J. Also, do you, some random guy on the internet, think your knowledge of Greek exceeds Tyndale who translated the Bible into english (1522) before being burned alive for his work? He purposely translated It as Iesus at the time as the I had two functions, we can also see this with other names such as John and James. Best research else you remain as a liar.
@@DontLikeCubes os literally everywhere and even if it was before guess what? It didnt exist in Christ's time so it couldnt have been Jesus anyways so no matter what you think you are the one whos wrong buddy
@@ezurmnd No, you are deceived or willingly deceive. As stated earlier, Tyndale wrote the english translation in 1522, you lied and stated it was the "80ps". Also, we can see early documents that king james was written as king iames as the I had two roles. Also, encounters with "extraterrestrials" cease when saying the name Jesus. I pray you research further then stop and repent.
@@rahulsachin13 Well just try to pronounce it. Also this is consistent with God's character. It makes sense that the name of God would simply be unspeakable by sinful human lips. God is Holy.
Adonai Elohim are titles not names. We literally pronounce his name when we inhale and exhale thats why the last verse of the last chapter of psalms says everything that breathe praise YHV. You cant translate names. If your name is Joe and i call you Jill you will not answer right. So a lot of people pray and dont get answers because of this. They've hidden his name in the bible and many other stuff to keep us away.
Please note, Yahweh is NOT God's name , Yahweh is NOT even a Hebrew word....There is also a clue in the names of people in the Bible whose names were made up in part from the names of their gods, referred to as THEOPHORIC NAMES IN THE BIBLE,,,,,,theophoric names are names derived from a god. For example: False gods: Bel and Nebo: Bel = Belteshazar (Daniel) Nebo = Nebonidus, Nebuchadnezzar, True God Yeho(vah) ….Yehoyakim, Yehoram, Yehoshua, Yehoshaphat, Yehudah, Yehoash , Jeho-a-haz The CLUE is in the name. If you really are open minded and really do want to find out the real way to pronounce God's name, then may I suggest that you look into it with an open mind. The Hebrew scholar Nehemiah Gordon will point you in the right direction as he does NOT have a horse in the race, and will prove how the name was NEVER LOST, but rather was hidden !
I have heard people argue that the reason it''s "YHWH" is because they didn't want anyone to be able to say the name of God (in vain, out of respect, etc). But the entire language didn't have vowels, so that can't be true
A name is a set of words used to refer to someone or something. The Lord has many names. Exodus 6:3, Revelation 7:9, revelation 19:12-16. I say his name as "Yah Ha Wah" or Yahawah. God is way more concerned about how you treat him and others than what you call him. If youre not following his ways then you could call on any name til your blue in the face. It wont do any good. He said many will call on my name , and I will not hear them. Thats why I teach that the true name of God is his works.
i think its more like, they didn't use vowels in writing but in speaking. So even though its written YHWH, they still speak the whole name. But for many reasons, they called God Adonai, aka LORD. It's respectful.
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 depending on which denomination you follow, you will hear mixed things. however, the Bible never explicitly says you must be baptized in ordered to be saved. it says Jesus is the ONLY way, not our works. On the cross, as he was being murdered, 2 thieves were also being crucified next to him. One was mocking Him, "if you're so great, show us a miracle" and the other said "you fool he is innocent" and believed in Him. It is then that Jesus turned to the man and said "you believed, Today, you will be with me in heaven", right before they each died. no baptism needed, just pure trust in Jesus.
I don't know. With letters like aish, jod, and a couple others, it seems like there are a couple vowels. Those could have been more recent additions, I suppose. Still, just because a language's written form doesn't describe something, doesn't mean it's not there.
it's not the language that only has consonants, it's the writing system... Hebrew and all other semitic languages have vowels- but they're not always expressed in their writing
In the Interlinear version at Bible Hub the Yhvh letters are marked as Y e H o V a H. It is the Leningrad version. I have no idea why they choose these vocal marks. In Exodus 3 God first presents himself with the name Eyeh asher Eyeh = I am who I am. It also means lots of other things in different verb tempus as passed and future. Then the text suddenly inserts yhvh which does NOT mean exactly the same thing as EaE.
“I baptize you with water for repentance. But after me comes one who is more powerful than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and Fire 🔥🔥🔥
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 NO SERVANT IS GREATER THAN HIS MASTER....those words were from the master himself...If you can't get an answer from that, who am I to tell you otherwise 🙏🙏🙏
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. -Romans 10:9
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 You are forcing that meaning on that text. Also, what christian teaches no-baptism? Isn’t your point mute? Do you think I haven’t been baptized? What exactly is your point?
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 Also, that’s error in regard to your statement about the thief on the cross. He was justified by his faith like all other saints.
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 Dr. James White does an excellent job refuting this error of yours regarding baptism. You should at least engage his arguments. I am assuming your Church of Christ?
Isn't it difficult to fight against all the ancient Hebrew mss evidence with Yod He Vav He and the vowels Sheva Cholam Kamatz but never do we find the letter W in any human language until the 5th century CE and never do we see the name yahweh in any ancient Hebrew literature?
@@davidbarber3821 any good encyclopedia will show that the letter W never existed in Bible times. It wasn't invented until the 5th century CE at the earliest. I think it's good to stick to facts. The name "yahweh" does not appear in any ancient Hebrew literature. It is a Samaritan god.
@@craigime Yahuveh loves people. John 3:16; Yahushua saves people. John 3:17. Ya, you call God whatever you want to call him. I'm going to stick with Yahuveh.
Did you know that YHWH, written with the old “Otiot” Hebrew letter you get the meaning “Behold the hand,behold the nail”, explaining John 1:1: YHWH = Yeshua and Yeshua = YHWH = The Word
I saw another interpretation of the name which also made sense to me, namely: The one who exists and causes existence. And the name Jesus, the original Hebrew version is that name of God with an added "saves" at the end. Jahwe-shua. (God saves).
I really hope that all Christian will pronounce God's name correctly: Yehowah. Even as all Jews call Him. I pray that Christians stop blaspheming by calling His name Yehowah false, and to stop giving the Father an idol name. In the name of His Son Iesous Christos. Amen. In all truth and grace and mercy.
@@jackal4884 Jesus is not the god of the Old Testament who did kill, steal and destroy, Jesus does not have the power to death, he is light and love only, everything else comes from the evil one.
@@BENJAMINJAMESSMITH2000 i think it shows dedication to God. Nowadays babies are baptized but Jesus didn’t get baptized until he started his ministry. Even though he was the Son of God and the savior since forever he still went and got baptized. What would Jesus do ?
Yahweh is NOT even a Hebrew word let alone a Hebrew name...There is also a clue in the names of people in the Bible whose names were made up in part from the names of their gods, referred to as THEOPHORIC NAMES IN THE BIBLE,,,,,,theophoric names are names derived from a god. For example: False gods: Bel and Nebo: Bel = Belteshazar (Daniel) Nebo = Nebonidus, Nebuchadnezzar, True God Yeho(vah) ….Yehoyakim, Yehoram, Yehoshua, Yehoshaphat, Yehudah, Yehoash , Jeho-a-haz The CLUE is in the name. If you really are open minded and really do want to find out the real way to pronounce God's name, then may I suggest that you look into it with an open mind. The Hebrew scholar Nehemiah Gordon will point you in the right direction as he does NOT have a horse in the race, and will prove how the name was NEVER LOST, but rather was hidden !
@@STROND The point of the bible is not to know call Gods real name over and over.. its to know his works. Thats the value of his name. IF YOU ARE NOT DOING HIS JOB the name you use doesnt matter... he wont hear you!!! Those who do his will are heard no matter the language or name.
@@ModalSoul AMEN ! “Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.” Matthew 22:37-40 KJV
