Yahusha or Yehoshua? How do we know? 

Thank SO much; I have battled for ages with folk who have Insisted on the pronounciation 'yahusha', telling them that the people they've been listening to are ignorant of the Hebrew language and have No idea what they're talking about. I'm the first to admit that I can't speak Hebrew but I know enough to see that they were wrong. This is the first video of yours that I have seen and was actually sent to me by a friend who had been taken in by these ignorant people and had insisted on using 'Yahusha', so fair play to him. Again, thank you and Shalom.... subscribed 😊

What an absolute blessing. Thank you Rob

Best, most concise, honest video on this topic.

Thank you for sharing!! Just found your channel and Messiah Matters. Very helpful to me as a new believer, digging into the Jewish roots of Christianity. Where did you learn Hebrew? And what would you recommend to someone beginning to learn? Thanks!

This is been an issue for me in mini conversations kind of a point of contention and a brick wall that I hit because I’ve heard “Yeshua” “Yehoshua” “Yahusha” “Yeshoshua” & that if I say Jesus I’m worshiping or giving praise to the Zeus … it gets so messy out here in the RU-vid comments & videos where plp attack attack attack because someone is literally just trying to learn the true pronunciation, because when I am praying and speaking to my Lord and Savior, I want to say his name correctly, to give glory honor & respect .. so thank you for being so kind as to explain it in a clear respectful manner & not making me feel ashamed or stupid for asking … I’m trying to learn & grow closer in my relationship with our creator Lord savior and honestly, I’m having to kind of re-teach myself everything because I started studying & looking into many of the actual Hebrew Aramaic in Greek translations, I realized so many inaccuracies, and falsehoods that I and I’m sure many others were indoctrinated with growing up. I’m not sure about other people, but in my childhood and family, you just did not ask questions especially as a child You did not ask questions you absolutely did not question the word of God, that me questioning anything the adults were telling you the information you was told was was IT END OF DISCUSSION … we were told if we HAD a question that it was not meant for us to know if we didn’t understand it, it was not meant for us to understand that’s how God need for it to be, but is asking me to study myself I have seen where it says something to the extent of to seek & read the word to show yourself approved & worthy & how can you do that if you’re unable to ask questions if you don’t understand something so.. so I’m really starting from the ground up & I’ve learned how to say the Hebrew alphabet & I can identify some of letters when I see them it’s a slow process but I’m not giving up .. I’m 38 years old been married 16 years to an amazing kind, honest, loyal, hard-working man, who came from a basic Catholic background not too much reading the Bible, just taken the words of whatever the adults said, and never questioning it further, and we were blessed with 4 four beautiful children, three girls 2 my husband and I share, and I have a stepdaughter that was born before we were married, and we have a son together the girls are between the ages of 18 and 22 and our son is 16 play 9 machine to say that we’ve never really had a church home. We’ve visited many different churches from Jehovah’s Witness, LDS, non-denominational & Baptist and I have never found anyof those churches that made us feel happy to attend to have fellowship & feel like we were in connection with God.. so I decided after all of the horrific experiences in these churches, that I would just seek God in the solitude of my home and went online to a point where I feel comfortable maybe we can look for a place that fits us.. it’s quiet hard in this small southern town where we live to feel acceptance my husband is from Mexico. I am Caucasian and everyone in this town pretty much grew up here and there’s not a lot of diversity and it’s a shame to say this but people here or set in their ways they can be very close minded, not very inviting they can be very crude crass, make you feel ostracize and feel unwelcome very quickly…

Thanks Rob.. so if Yehushua is Hebrew while Yeshua is Aramaic, would it be likely He said "I AM Yehushua" or "I am Yeshua" when he struck Paul off the donkey and spoke to him in Aramaic

Sorry I posted my other comment too soon.The masoretes changed the Yah into Yeh, otherwise we'd be singing halleluYEH! The gentiles shall know my name.The world sings halleluYAH!

Even in the “Yahu-“ pronunciation, it would be more accurately spelled “Yahushua” and not “Yahusha.” At least that’s what I’ve studied.

I respectfully disagree with your interpretation. All my studies of the name take me back to a time with no vowels added. Yahuah and Yahusha or Yahushua. One thing both of us can agree on is, he was not called Jesus (Acts 26:14)

Can you make a video about the pronunciation of the Name ‎𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 / יהוה

I have heard that rabbis say the Yeh sound is not a good sound, where Yah is the blessed sound... that the Yeh sound is a curse like spitting? Can you clarify?

Thank you. You are so intelligent and informative and I get it now.

Hello Rob! Please pardon me if you have already answered this question, but if I may ask, is it alright to use the name/s "Jesus", "God", and "Lord"? If so, and if not, why? I am a young child who has little-no knowledge on Hebrew, and my brain was basically fried trying to understand the concepts of its language on this video so I have to double check (T-T). Genuine question-Marc Emmanuel

Trying to avoid saying Jesus if is incorrect is what brought me to your video. And everything sounded great. But then you end it with saying Jesus is his name. So it defeated the purpose of this video and I’m more confused. Now, question. You say Joshua son of moon, but I need the context of these manuscripts how do you know this is speaking about Jesus and not just some guy named Joshua?

The Name is turning the world upside-down again. YOD-HAY-UAU is YAHU. SHIN-AYIN is the suffix in ALISHA (H477) and YAHUSHA (H3091). H3068 (YOD-HAY-UAU-HAY) uses four vowels for the Name of YAHUAH in at least 6,823 places in Scripture. The suffix SHA is from the root YASHA (YOD-SHIN-AYIN. The prophet "ISA-IAH" is YASHAYAHU, YAHU+SHA is H3091, and found 216 times. It means "I am your Deliverer." It was first used at Num. 13:16 when the name of HUSHA (H1954) was altered.

How can you be on solid rock when you call a Jewish man with a Greek name Jesus!? That's ignorance

The Real One ☝🏾 is The One ☝🏾 Who came in HIS FATHERS NAME 100% correct Numbers 13:16 and Exodus 6:3 I have come in my FATHERS NAME AND YE HAVE REJECTED ME ANOTHER SHALL COME IN HIS OWN NAME AND HIM YE SHALL RECEIVE

Where is the stress in Yehoshua? In 5:57 you said Ye-HO-shua. Isn't it Ye-ho-SHU-A? Thanks for the video.

The true pronunciation for the son's name is Yahusha or Yahosha The Son of Nun's name was HOSHA In hebrew lexicon H1954 הושׁע and Moseh only added the name with the letter Yod and become a Yahosha " יהושׁע " and that word Hosha is found also in HOSHAna which means HOSHA (salvation) NA ( I pray ) and the other one is king Hoshayah (2 kgs. 17:1)

There’s only one, Father and Robbie. That’s YAHUAH ELOHIM; the Father of heaven and earth, the Creator of all things. HIM ONLY SHALL WORSHIP!!! YAHUAH BLESS.

You have the son of nun confused with the son of Yahuah through the Ruach Ha'Qodesh through mariam. This man speaks Moses's steward. Read from the besorah. He that receives you receives me, and he that receives me receives him את that sent me. MATTITHYAHU (MATTHEW) 10:40 את CEPHER

Great stuff Rob!!! Keep up good work.

But what does Yehoshua mean, because they say that Yahusha means God add Salvation, so what does Yehoshua mean? There is always a meaning to Hebrew names. Thank you.😊

Yes Joshua! Son of man! Redeemer! Savior! YAHOSHUA HAMASHIAC!

Thanks I haven't gotten far enough in to actually find the different copies we have of the masoretic or aramaic texts. I have been using Strongs for now as I'm trying to learn hebrew. In the strongs it doesn't have those vowel markers. I see the Yod Hey Waw in H3091 with no vowel markers but it does have the transliterated word as yehoshua none the less. And I didn't understand why before.

Thankyou for your help cuz I'm a biblecode searcher n I did a code on prince of peace..and I got Yeshua..but the code I am working on in Isaiah 53...the acsess term is Yahusha yod hey vav shin ayin...so good deal 🎉🎉🎉

Thank you I love YAHuAH with all my heart mind and strength I also love YAH Our Deliverer YAHuSHAH the same There was no v in the original Eberith language - Eber was a close relative to Abrahim , it was a u So there was no vav It was uau The Saudis and other middle eastern people's speak a more clean tongue, but they write it differently, than the modern Hebrew

How did you get Ye when for both name Yahuah and Yahusha the symbols(texts) are יה .. How do you get Ye for Yeshua? My logic says that both should start with Yah

The Lord will put an end to all this when we get to Heaven 😂 REVELATION 19:12 - His eyes were as a flame of fire, and on his head were many crowns; and he had a name written, that no man knew, but he himself.

But why do you say YEH? Is it not YAH? I say : "YAHOSHUA

You kept reading passages with Joshua's name, so this is Joshua's name translation? I thought that was the translation for the Messiah.

This stuff is scary. Is this messianic script? What about blue letter Bible? I remember that the Greeks did change the name of he messiah and dont know where the Hebrew Scriptures are. What about. The Jews referring to God as Yah? And blessed is he who comes in the name of ADONAI. Where be get Yah instead of Yeh and Yasha being root word of The messiah, Yahusha or yahosha instead of Yehoshua. Am I right? The vowel points were added to hide the name of the Father.

1 You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge another, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do the same things.

So Messiah's name is same as Joshua's name their the same name???

YAHWEH FATHER, YAHSHUA SON, HALLELU YAH THE NAME YAHSHUA MEANS YAHWEH IS SALVATION REDEMPTION THRU THE BLOOD OF YAHSHUA HA MASHIYAH. CALL ON YAHWEH YAHSHUA AND RECEIVE RUACH HAKODESH. AND BE SAVED, ACTS 2:21, ROM 10:13 ACTS 10:43, JOEL2:32, PS 99:6, IS12:1-4 PS 118:14 YAH IS MY STRENGTH Yahweh Father, Yahshua Son, Hallelu Yah. The name Yahshua means Yahweh is Salvation. Call on Yahweh Yahshua to be saved and filled with The Ruach HaKodesh.

I shared this to my FB page, and received a notice that it "violated community standards".

Beautiful love this

Hi Rob, you are showing some Eberith scripts and inserting phonemes (niqqud markings) invented during the 8th century and beyond in Babel. The niqqud marks seen around the Name (4 vowels Y H U H) direct or cue a reader to mispronounce YAHU, and the KJV's concordance by James Strong transliterated the sound of YAHU as "YEHO." The letter we now sound as "V" is the vowel "U" because the buzzing sound of the upper teeth on lower lip heard as a modern V is a consonant. The Aramith script of Yahudah's captors was brought back from the 70-year captivity. H U SH A (hay-uau-shin-ayin) had his name changed by the addition of a yod, see Num. 13:16).

Neither. the Y thing is nonsense and points to Yaweh a desert pagan god also known as Enki.

The messiah came in his father's name, Yah. So where is his father's name in Yehoshua?

Thank you 🕊🤍🌹

I prefer to call him by the name that Mary, Joseph, and all the disciples called him. I just feel like it's more intimate. Like if someone translated my name, and then called me that, I'd be like, "Okay, yea that's me...." but I wouldn't feel as close to that person because that's not what my mom, dad, and close friends call me. Jesus will always be close to us, no matter if we call him Jesus or Yeshua, but I think his real name is so beautiful, just as he is beautiful. I love you all in Christ! Keep up the good fight of faith!

It's Yeshua. Even today the Jews will say "Yeshu!" as a mocking curseword.

Can you please explain why do you pronounce the name as Yahoshua and not Yehoshua?

Dear Rob, thank you for this video! How would the ע be pronounced with the "line" under it?

As someone whom is just beginning to study the Hebrew way.. I have heard of Yehoshua/Yeshua. But some people tried to convince me of Yahusha... Thanks much..

Well...I know that the vowel points in the modern hebrew were invented by masoratic scholars. Thery didn't exist in Jesus' days. And you are read יה as "ye", if then how can you read הללויה as HalleluYah meaning "praise Yah"?

where is the name of the Father in yehoshua

Yes. He was a man. But he paid the price for the bride, the woman. In Lev 27:3-4 it shows why it was 30 pieces of silver. Not the price of a slave but for a woman. If you look at the medical analysis of crucifixion, your thighs rot and your belly swells. And Yah is jealous for Israel. To fulfill the law, if the husband divorces his wife she cannot remarry or the husband will be in adulterer. But if the husband dies, then she is free to remarry. This is how he was able to bring divorced Israel back as the bride. 1 Cor 7:39

Mighty shalom, brother Rob. Honest question for you: Pursuant to prior discussion, I drilled down and discovered that modern Samaritans pronounce Joshua's name "Ye'oosha. Two witnesses for this. OK. Suppose you and I found the grace to evangelize today's Samaritans. Q?: Into which form of the Messiah's Name should we baptize them? And what form would we use to teach them, etc. I have long pondered this questions for Jews and Israelites scattered abroad in antiquity. But I am here confronted with an unusual pronunciation, derived from the Hebrew. I sincerely welcome your take on this. I'm kinda liberal on this, and would lean towards using the pronunciation they extracted from the Tanakh. I welcome your comments.

Hi Rob, just starting to learn some Hebrew and have been curious about why the name Yehoshua (or Yeshua) has a patach under the vav when it ends with an ayin. Wouldn’t the name already have the same vocalization without the patach because the ayin would have the “ah” sound? Thanks!

Why do other scrolls from Qumran have both wav? So spelled Yahushua and not Yahshua? How do you know that the Exodus scroll is the oldest?

isnt jesus a transliteration and not an actual translation or substitute for Yehoshua? why did you throw that in there at the end when no where was it written? and why is there a joshua AND a jesus in the bible? thanks in advanced

thanks for the info! I've been juggling with this for a bit now. Seems most of the Yehusha folks claim the name of Jesus won't save you as well which is asinine being millions upon millions of Christians would be in hell even if they believed the gospel. What are your thoughts on them claiming Jesus comes from Hey-sus, Hail-zeus, and Christ coming from Krishna(hindu goddess)?

Praise the Almighty: I don’t care what name you employ. It depends on your language. What I care about is following teachings of the Messias 👉🏿👑👈🏿

But there are no vowels so I’m confused

Thank you Rob ! So, to be clear, how was he actually called back then ? The way I see it, he was called by his family and friends and disciples as Yeshua. Only in hebrew in a very religious context would he be called Yehoshua. Is that right ?

In yehoshua, how do we know the vowel e in yeh is not a 'a"? Yah?

So Yeshua,, pronounced ya shu a is incorrect????

Hi rob is the name of Jesus, yeshua or yehoshua? Just the New Testament in written in Greek.

We are Gentiles you can't pronounce the Hebrew tongue (without Vowels it is Only meant for Jews we are Gentiles. Throughout the world the translated Bible people had received only by the hard work of Missionaries who were led by God, discriminate seeds are dishonouring them

Great video! Ive noticed that in Acts and Hebrew the original writer used the identical Greek name for both Joshua of the OT and 'Jesus'. This suggests to me that the apostles viewed Joshua of the OT and the Christ as having the exact same name. Had it been even a little different I think they would have given them different Greek names. Due to this ive felt like the Christs real name that His followers knew Him by was most likely Yehoshua. It sounds like you also see Yehoshua as His real name, correct? And that the "o" is a hard o like in ocean.

Ish means kinda sorta. Gotta move along on that note

The “vav” is pronounced like the “o” in Torah, menorah, Eloah, and Yahoah (the true pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton). So, it’s Yehoshu’a (yod-he-vav-shin-ayin). #QuestionEverything

Fathers Name / Creator: YaHUaH 𐤉 𐤄 𐤅 𐤄 Son’s Name / Messiah: YaHUsHua ‎𐤉 𐤄 𐤅 𐤔 𐤏 Very easy, very simple.. and very powerful.

Thank you Rob very much!

The you claim his name is Yeshua, why call hom Jesus? How does Jesus tie in to this?

I have heard so mant different ways of people saying it and arguing in Messianic Congregations, that I became disheartened and it was confusing. I was told the Yeh is what changes grammatically in Hebrew from the Yah, but they are the same root name. I was also also the "W" like WAW instead of VAV came first and there was no "V" in Older Hebrew and Jewish Aramaic. I know the HaShem is in Psalms 119. How does Yesha and Yasha words in Hebrew add the "Shua"? In Greek it is Iesous with no "H" or "Sha" letters, but is it really the same name? Confusion is difficult, bit this is a really helpful video. Thank you and Shalom

Hello. I’m confused. Joshua and the Messiah both go by Yeshua?

See but your not correct if you say jesus.

Yahushwua or Yahushua (with and without waw) Then as the language developed Yehoshwua or Yehoshwua Then as the language developed (Aramaicised) a short version emerged (related but distinct from the long version, as Robbie is from Robin) Yeshwua Which we often spell as "Yeshua" (since wu and w can make the same oo sound in English)

just on point, thank you so much !!!!!!!

How is transliteration that make up Rob can’t be messiah name it has to be scripture Rob Jesus is not scripture Rob

I’m not fluent in Hebrew or Aramaic. And I do not claim to know Hebrew vowels. But Yehoshua sounds like Yod, Hei, Shin, Vav(Uau), Ayin. Not Yod, Hei, Vav (Uau), Shin, Ayin; meaning Yahusha. Please respond. It also makes since that the fathers name is in the sons name also. Yod Hei Vav

Wouldn't it be YAHoshua? Are you familiar with how he paid the price for adulterous Israel by fulfilling the law in Numbers 5? He asked Yah to take this cup from him in Mark 14:36. And once he drank the bitter water in John 19:30 he had finished the test for adultery and Yah judged him for Israel's adultery. This is Matt 15:24.

Thank you! Even though I used the Strongs, Yah still showed me that it is Yahoshuah and not Yahuah and Yahusha.

Interesting and useful ! I believe you but i have a doubth : they writ the Name in Paleo and the rest of the text in Aramaic modern Hebrew Why ? And more thous the gramatical rules of Aramaic aply to the Paleo ? ??

What is the best course to take to learn TRUE ancient Hebrew?

IT ALL DIVIDES RATHER THAN UNITES !!

The Holy Spirit woke me up early in the morning many years ago and explained to me in a very simple way why His true name is Yahusha and not Yeshua, Yahushua, Yahshua, Yesus or Jesus. HE told me princely where to search for information according to the Bible AND history. Elijah was originally (EliYAHu אֱלִיָּהוּ) means " ELi/ELOHIM/GOD ( אֱלִיָּ ) is YAH(u) (הוּ). Simply means "GOD is YAH” or "YAH is GOD" or "GOD YAH". His successor Elisha אֱלִישַׁע is combination of ELi/ELOHIM/GOD (אֱלִיָּ⁠ ) and Sha (שַׁע ) which means "save/deliver", together means "ELi/ELOHIM/GOD saves". Shua ישוע means 'cry or shout' in comparison to Sha שַׁע means 'save' above. YAHuSha in Hebrew is יְהוֹ שֻׁעַ⁠‎, combination of שֻׁעַ (saves) and YAH(u) (יָּהוּ). YAHusha means YAH(u) saves. Hebrew to be read from right to left! Joshua in Hebrew was originally יְהוֹשֻׁעַ, same name YAHusha. Numbers 13:16.And Moses called Hoshea the son of Nun, Joshua. The original name was not Hoshea, but Husha which means 'save/saver'. The same 'sha' (שַׁע ) in Hebrew as used for the names Eli-sha. Moses added YAH to Husha which became YAHusha which transliterated to Joshua. Footnotes in NKJV Hebrews 4:8 „Greek Jesus, same as Hebrew Joshua“. In Hebrew, Jesus and Joshua have the same name, יְהוֹ שֻׁעַ⁠‎ . From Halleluia "PraiseYAH",הַלְלוּיָה, Hallel הַלְלוּ (Praise) YAH (יָה) we know that Yeh...or Yoh or Jeh or Jah or Joh not correct too because we don't say HalleluYeh or HalleluYoh, but say and pronounce HalleluYAH. Shuah or Shua (Hebrew: שׁוּעַ, pronounced "Shuaʿ", with an ayin glottal stop at the end, "noble/rich" or "cry for help". 7769. שׁ֫וּעַ (shua) -- a cry for help 929 יָשַׁע (yāšaʿ) -- be saved, be delivered; save, deliver, give victory, help; be safe 929a יֵשַׁע (yēšaʿ) -- salvation, deliverance 929c שׁוַֹע (šôa/shua) independent, noble, rich, crying for help. Genesis 38:2 "And Judah saw there a daughter of a certain Canaanite, whose name was Shuah ..." and in Hebrew Bible: Genesis 38:22 וַיַּרְא־שָׁ֧ם יְהוּדָ֛ה בַּת־אִ֥ישׁ כְּנַעֲנִ֖י וּשְׁמ֣וֹ שׁ֑וּעַ וַיִּקָּחֶ֖הָ וַיָּבֹ֥א אֵלֶֽיהָ׃In Hebrew original you can see again the same shua, שׁ֑וּעַ It doesn't make any sense to use the word combination saying 'YAH is noble' or 'YAH is independent' and insulting to say that 'YAH is crying for help' or "YAH is crying for salvation"?. What the HolySpirit told me can be found easily in biblegateway.com or who likes to study deeper can buy this book: "Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament Volume I & II" for around 140 Euro where the language and Bible experts from the Old Testament traced back what was written in Original Hebrew. But in the end I did not get more information as I received from the Holy Spirit, which is easier to understand. His disciples were not scripture experts like the Rabbi, but fisherman and He was born as a carpenter! Shalom,

So is Yahoshua and Yahshua both invented to ?

Why do other scrolls from Qumran have both wav? So Yahushua? ( both wav) That at 1:20 would be pronounced Yahshua, or not? The masorites changed

Despite Rob's (and other peoples) efforts to clear this up (and they did well!), let me drop this comment here: Tetragrammaton: We can't know for sure, if the full name was pronounced as Yehowah, Yahowah or Yahweh, it also kinda depends if it is a Qal or a Hifil form thereof. What the Masoretes really did, is to add the vowels of "Adonai" to the Tetragrammaton, to remind the Reader to NOT pronounce the name of God normally, but to use the substitute "Adonai". This has been already proven, as there are also occurences of the word Yehowih - the vowels of Elohim, to remind the Reader that he/she should pronounce it as Elohim instead of doubling it as 'Adonai, Adonai'. Nehemiah Gordon however, says that Yehovah stems from an ancient tradition, that has been passed down to every generation and even memorized in additional scriptures (Talmud, Targums etc.) because some Sages hinted, that the vowels of the word (ha-)Olam are the authentic and correct vowels for the Tetragrammaton. Michael S. Heiser (RIP), Jeff A. Benner and a couple Karaite teachers (Rekhavi, Alfandari (RIP)) explain it as Yihweh or Yihwah, while Dr. Heiser (RIP) agrees that this would be the Qal pronunciation, he concluded that the Tetragrammaton is Hif'il (causative) in origin and thus: Yahweh. Oh and Nehemiah Gordon says that the W was a V sound, but.. yea.. that's highly controversial. It's most likely that already, during the Mishnaic(!) Hebrew times, it switched from W to V, due to foreign influence. Nearly all other semitic languages retained the W correctly; and we already have a Veth/Beth! Anyway: the shwa (vowel) depends on the dialect of each communities; the Tiberian Jews tended to use the shwa normally as a Patach Hataf (short A) at the beginning of a word, that would mean: Yaho. Other communities, basically the majority, tend to use a shortened Seghol as a Shwa in that prefix, thus: Yeho. People also discussed that this Patach Hataf rule only applies to prefixes (B/V, or W), not to actual words. No matter if it's Yeho or Yaho - depending on the dialect, both are in their way correct. However, Yeho is the more traditional pronunciation of the prefix .... especially in Israeli / modern-day Hebrew, so we'll stick to it from now on. Prefixes (with vowels) YHW = Yehoshua (with shwa and holam, consonant Heh softly pronounced) YW = Yoshua (with holam) Y = Yeshua (with tsere) [compare it to the name of Yehu - the King of the Northern Kingdom, it's a bit complicated ... but in this case, it might really be just the Aramaic version] Suffixes (with vowels) YHW = Yahu (with qames and shuruq, consonant Heh softly pronounced) YH = Yah (with qames, consonant Heh silently pronounced) YH = YaH (with qames and a mappiq in Heh, thus stronger pronounced than usual) There's another, similar version of Jesus name - it was found in an ancient letter from Lachish, 589 BCE (First Temple Period): Hoshiyahu or Hoshiyah To quote Jeff Benner: unless we find Moses' tape-recorder, we prolly wont know the correct pronunciation. 😆 We can only reconstruct it, thanks to Tiberian Hebrew and the Masoretes. Also, there was.. uhh.. other Niqqud. Ever heard of the Jerusalemite/Palestinian vocalization? Yup... that's why it's so complicated, because there were many traditions, or lets say: dialects. Yahshua, Yahushua, Yahusha, Yahuwashu, Yahawashi - all these names aren't in accordance with any known tradition. It's just some kind of forgery - without a historical or scriptural basis, nor do these forms follow the typical grammar rules. It's like the Gnostic believers used to behave, when practicing their faith, as they also mixed up stuff and created new names. Check them out - there are many articles on it! However: the meaning and character of the Holy Name is the most important. Godspeed! ❤

Thanks, Rob. I would ask that you respond to the following resolution: The original name, given to the Ephraimite commander, really did sound like "Yahosha" (perhaps "Yahusha"). But that was the old, original Northern Ephraimite version of his name. In southern Judah, they inflected it with that "u" sound in the end, because, well, that's what the Jews naturally said. We have a similar trend in the name of Elisha, a prophet in the North, and Elishua, son of David, in the Jewish south. Though I believe the ancient pronunciation (Yahusha/Yahosha) is a legitimate form of that name, the Apostles never heard it. I humbly await your comments after you consider this for a while. As far as the first waw, the one in the Theophoric, its ultimate disappearance will be explained by dissimilation, as I have found several scholars agree.

Please help me

Yehova there is over 1,000 manuscripts with the vowels included. Hebrew letters can be prepositions , show ownership and tense.

satan has really done a job on keeping the truth buried in confusion amongst those who are searching 😢

Going back and looking at this one again (thanks to your "fun" mail one, which I realized I'd missed, lol!) My gooodness! the comments here! one person asked about the spelling "at 4:05", so I went back to see what was there. I think they are looking at the consonants, and avoiding the vowels because of the bad-press the vowels have gotten by some of the wacko teachers. Perhaps you should do a video on vowels, and how they are essential to speech, and that inventing vowels for eisegesis reasons is NOT more "noble" (think Bereans) than accepting traditional spelling. (although, to be fair, they seem to be doing the same thing with English spelling, so at least they're consistent in their Wack?) I have genuine question about the spelling at 4:05: Is the patach under the ayin, or the vav? I thought I learned that a consonant cannot be BOTH a vowel, and "carry" another vowel? Thanks for your help!

They say what is in a name, it depends on the language people speaks, important is if we keep believe in The Most High Yah, The Creator Of All, and know what He stands for!!!

ty Rob .

That said, is YHWH: YAHUAH/YAHUWAH/YAHUVAH OR YEHOAH/ YEHOVAH/YEHOWAH? I always got the impression that the prefix version of YHWH was YEHO/YEHU[as in Yehoshua or Yehudah] AND the suffix version was YAHU[as in Eliyahu or Yeshayahu]. What am I missing?

Thanks for sharing. One time the name Yehoshua cane to me, does the pronouciation sound like "wa" at the end of the name rather than "ua" ?

YESHUA=SALVATION! YEHOSHUA= YEHOVAH SAVES!

What of those who say jesus, does Father know our heart?

Wow (or rather wav) Fantastic presentation Rob! Please can you name all the pieces of Scriptures you've displayed here and could you also please date them for us? I've been having difficulties finding that information to present to the "S-H-A people, also Mr.Lew White is showing viewers The Messiah's name in Paleo Hebrew with shin ayin at the end and no wav in between.Do you know where he gets that info from? What is the oldest biblical script found with our Messiah's name in Paleo Hebrew? Do you know? I'd love to donate to you but I don't have Paypal.However, I'll donate money in your name and let you know what the organisations name is! Shalom

Does this mean The Mashiach name and the son of Nun, one of the spies is the same? Yehoshua יְהוֹשׁוּעַ

That second letter shown in the thumbnail (from right to left), is a T? ת, it should be ה (H).

Shua vs sha it's simple for me the extra uau was added I don't used Jewish explaining to me about hebrew words. Even James strong was tampered with. Masorites text rofl are you kidding me

Yehoshua is the Lord of lords and the King of kings.

I believe its Yehoshua and people should stop saying Yeshua. If your name is Matthew (name given by your father) you woulnt want no one calling you Matt, cuz thats indirectly disrespecting the father. So Yehoshua is our savior