Wrong-there are far more than 10 commandments…the 2big commandments are a rough summary, the ten commandments are already more in detail, but nevertheless there are more commandments which describe us, what it means to love YAH and what it means to love our neighbour.
I'm fascinated! I'm going to watch ALL of your videos! 💗 It's only been a week now that I know the name of the father YAHUAH and his Son Yahusha! I'm learning so much from you!! Please keep making videos.. 💗🙏💗 YAHUAH bless you!!!
The most High gave us the Tanakh and He chose Mosheh to write the Torah with all the Laws, not just the Ten Commandments. And the most High said unto Moses: 'Write thou these words, for after the tenor of these words I have made a covenant with thee and with Yisrael.' Exodus 34:27 And the most High said unto Moses: 'Write this for a memorial in the book, and rehearse it in the ears of Joshua....Exodus 17:14 May the most High give you what you need the most. All pray and glory to Him. HalleluYah!
In the original Abry language where neither "w's", "e's" or "v's" and the list goes on. These are all "new Letters, in use "only" a few hundred Years, compared to scriptures which a thousands of Years old. Yeweh is the name of a wicked mighty one who, cheaply, poses as a imposter against Yahuah. The "ah" ending can be femine like in the Abry word for female/women Ahshah/ maybe Ahyshah Strongs H802 (from Ahysh =Man Strongs H376). But not all the time the prefix Ah is femine. Ah or Ha means also Behold! Where did you get the weh from Yeweh anyways? W and V letters: The letter 'W' started during the Middle Ages, with the scribes of Charlemagne writing two 'u's' side by side, separated by a space. At that time the sound made was similar to 'v. ' The letter appeared in print as a unique letter 'W' in 1700 E letter 4th Century CE so year 400: English h, Greek ε, and Latin E. The original Semitic character may have derived from an earlier pictograph representing a lattice window or a fence. From the 4th century CE both the unical and cursive forms were rounded.
Also "Ah" and the Abry Letter Ah from Alaph means, Leader, Ox, Head, Strength. Masculine not famine. The Abry Letter Ha (ah) aka Behold can be used as femine ending but it isn't femine. You see these are 2 different letters but because we speak English and Abry is from left to right like Araby (Arabic) we flip the sounds.
Who's to say the Great spirit is male or female? There again isn't that just something mankind put the label on? The universal infinite source of all existence is neither male nor female... I'm thinking!
Thats why we shoud worship God not A bog and need to read more then one text and seek him in the spirit not just one same often very fallen pastor too.
@@trevtrueman777 so there isn't any ancient alphabet! Again far as I know...there is no letter O in the 22 original pictograph letters of the alphabet! And there is an ancient alphabet to go by! I've also seen that some use yad hey u hey...
@@hanialhalaluyahuah222 The paleo Hebrew Alephbet corresponds with the modern Hebrew Alephbet. The so called Alaphbat is a lie, the is no evidence for it. The O is in Yod, the vowels other than Aleph, Ayin and Uau are within the constenants. "Yah" is spiritualy Egypt... Yohuah is Alahym...
@@trevtrueman777 ancient relates to modern Hebrew? Ancient for love is Ahab...modern is ohev...how does that relate? Big difference between ancient and modern... I'll back mine up with some awesome ancient native American Indian ceremonies and the set apart name they use! Kevin Yazzie and or Louie Gonnie will let you know
