The Name of God in Aramaic
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His name is Wonderful
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a sim ilar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
This practice of not wanting to say the NAME, is a practice of people who have a veil in front of them. They had better be more concerned about their hearts than speaking the name of The Almighty God of Heaven. These practices are exactly what Yeshua railed against. It almost seems arrogant to me.
100% agree! These come out of TaImud|c teaching, and it is the European Js that believe in that, sephardics believe in speaking the name of God openly and with joy. Throughout the Old Testament, the Lord encourages us to say His name because the Hebrew language is about action, and when you say His name, you are actually saying a prayer, you are calling Him to action in your life. So for anyone to ask someone not to say the NAME of God is like asking them to sever their connection with Him and not to invite Him into their lifeto act on their problems. We are commanded to proclaim the mighty NAME of the Lord, not to avoid saying it.
@@vdgitaliano Thank u for the info on the sephardics. I am so very grieved that so many do not SEE/PAY ATTENTION to the clear heart of Yehovah in wanting us to verbalize His name. Sound is important in the Spiritual realm and intimacy can't be had if u never use your loved one's name! It's of utmost urgency for us to get this and to use/lift up His name in these battle-fraught Last Days. May this truth spread into believing hearts like wild-fire!
It seemed God Himself had protected His name. He made sure people cannot use His name in vain. For unlike the name of Jesus entrusted to men, to come to God, and to use to bless and to fight spiritual battles, it became so common that people disrespectfully use it as a cuss word,
Revelation 19:12
@suichinggo8236 That commandment is the most misunderstood of all of them. it does not mean to use his name as a cuss word, it means that you shall not use His NAME in vanity or for your own purpose like prosperity preachers do. in other words, you shall not use HIS NAME To make yourself look more important than you are or to encourage people to do the things that you want to do. you shall not use HIS NAME to complete your own will and desires... THE NAME should only be used to glorify Him. HE never once encouraged anyone not to say HIS NAME, HE only wants us to be cautious on how you say it and when you say it. I love you friend!
@yishislassieswaiting4748 all glory to Abba in Yeshua's holy NAME in the power and presence of the Ruach ha Kodesh. 😊
With all due respect, Nehemia (and I do respect you, sir!) the information in this video confirms yet again, that the first sylable of God's name was probably pronounced YAH rather than YEH (although dialectal variations might have appeared over time).
In a couple of your older videos I saw you arguing for the YEHOVA pronounciation, but only pointing to manuscripts from the middle ages (Masoretic tanakh, Hebrew gospels) as prooftexts - when in fact, the Greek translation you mentionned says "IAO" and also most Church fathers rendered it as something like "IAOUE" or "IAVE" (with the exception of Eusebius rendering it as "IEVO"). Anyway, the letter "wav" seems to NOT have been pronounced as "V" (as in "Yeho-Vah"). The difference between "O" or "U"/"W" in my opinion is negligable, as it is probably not a stressed vowel (as in "Ye-HO-vah"). The orginal form might therefore have been something like "YA-hu-eh", "YA-ho-eh" or "YA-ho-weh".
God bless!
Nehemiah has an article explaining how we get Yah from Yeh on his website. ~Shalom
Maybe Gordon should change his name to Nehemiyeh 🤣
@@ExposingWolvesThe name Yehovah is way before Nehemiah Gordon.
@@ExposingWolvesSays who you? 😂
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape ma de changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Thank you so much for this clip Nehemiah. Love your channel
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made chang ing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
Ya-o seems like a shortened form of the name as well, probably used to avoid using the full name hastily; it is clear that speaking the full name has been and still is a major taboo in tradition. This reinforces that YeHoVaH is the closest and most accurate version of the name of God.
If Ya-o was the name, the man would not have said it because he follows the tradition of not speaking the name. This is why he asked Nehemiah not to say "Yehovah." He knows the name but adheres to the tradition of not pronouncing it. ~Shalom
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
All I have to say is hallelujah, to all whom are in the book of. 🙏
Shalom
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
Benjamin Netan-yahu
YAHUAH in YAHUSHA’s 🩸🙏
Hmmm 🤔
The Holy tongue is Hebrew, so it’s YeHoVaH
Yeshua spoke Aramaic,but I agree the father’s name is Yehovah. ~Shalom
the V sound does not exist in ancient Hebrew.
Eastern Aramaic is also old, very old. Some of book of Daniel was written in it. The dialect Yeshua Jesus spoke isn't as common, if at all, as the Syriac Aramaic. GOD is just pronounced Elaha/o or Alaha or Elahi, Eloi. The LORDs prayer in Aramaic starts with Abwoon where Abba comes from. Psalms 68:4 me says JAH [=YAH] 50 times that appears. I don't know where or why the "Weh. Wah or Uau at the end comes in.
@@rotaryenginepete Without the Masoretes, we do not know how they pronounced words back then, so how can you say with certainty how ancient Hebrew was pronounced? The Masoretic Hebrew does contain the "V" sound, which you’re claiming does not exist in ancient Hebrew, but The 5th century CE sounds ancient to me. You probably brought a modern Bible with “Yahweh” or "Yahuah" in it and are pushing it as the actual name of Yah, Go study the truth and stop doing Ha-Satan's work.
@@That_one_introvert. your underlying assumption is completely false. We don't need the Masoretes to know. We have inscriptions with Hebrew names transliterated into other languages such as Greek, Aramaic, Egyptian, etc. We also have literary references from the writings of Josephus. All these are evidence of Yahweh, completely independent of the Latin J-O-V-E/Jupiter conspiracy theory.
Thank you Nehemiah!!
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing b etween the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
I live amongst Arabs - Christian and Muslim in the Middle East. They both say "YEHOWAH". The Christians in worship and talks and the Muslims in talks with me about my faith - it's very familiar to them regarding their neighboring country throughout history &; >. I love their pronunciation because it sounds like a breath &; >
The name Yehovah transliterated into Arabic as "يهوه" which is pronounced as Ya-hu-wah in Arabic. So they are saying Yehovah just in Arabic. ~Shalom
@@That_one_introvert. the Yehovah pronunciation is impossible because the V sound never existed in ancient Hebrew. This fact should be the first clue that you've bought into a fraud.
@@rotaryenginepete Then please explain where Nehemia’s research into the pronunciation of the Vav in Hebrew speakers from around the world, which indicated Vav as better attested than Waw, was incorrect. The episode was called “Wow! It’s a Vav!”
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
Ya-Ha-o-Hay. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
But it's not "the name" or Hashem or any title. And we are told how to treat his name and it's not to keep it quiet.
And he said, I will make all my goodness pass before thee, and I will proclaim the name "of the LORD" YHWH before thee; and will be gracious to whom I will be gracious, and will shew mercy on whom I will shew mercy. - Exodus 33:19
Why is the name of El Elyon obscured some 6,800+ times in scripture where it clearly uses his name?
YAHWEH revealed his name to the GENTILES: YAHWEH.
@@teenahweenah2608 I prefer to reference the spelling since the pronunciation is oft debated without much merit.
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
Help. How do I get that back. I don't know how I had it in the first place. An audio of Nehemiah and 2 men speaking about Numbers 25:10 thru 30:1. What was going to be mentioned in it was very interesting to me, and IT'S GONE! I had to keep rolling it up and down on my phone to keep it on. Got it back once, then it just disappeared and I can't get it back. Thank you, someone, but how do I know if someone answers? Lord help, please.
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
"It's not pronounced that way"...
But please don't say it again...
Hmmmm🤔
May Abba Yah Bless and keep you Nehemia...
@@bawbjusbawb6471 so as knowledgeable as the fellow might be, he still tows a line that is against Torah. We must confirm any teaching of anyone with facts and sources and discrete mathematical logic.
@@eliyahukonn3245 that defines a false prophet
Yehovah is actually the pronunciation of the hybrid false god Yahweh-Rah created by Hebrews in Alexandria
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
Fascinating
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
Why does it matter? If God wanted you to know it's name, ask and it will tell. Otherwise, what's the point?
It ? 😂
@@P.H.888 Yes, it. God is not a supreme being. It is a collection of lampstands. Projectors. 7⃣. The Menorah is one. What's the lampstand for a Christ, do you know?
Archeologist Joel Kramer traveled to the oldest known inscription containing the name YHWH in Soleb, Egypt. It is pronounced Yahweh in hieroglyphics.
No, he identified the Tetragrammaton and pronounced it as Yahweh, but he is incorrect; it is Yehovah.
I am not trying to start a debate, but it should be noted that we have manuscripts that consistently read Yehovah and never once Yahweh. The claim regarding the pronunciation of the divine name as Yahweh does not have any evidence to support it.
@@That_one_introvert. you aren't trying to start a debate, but you are pretending to know ancient Hebrew and ancient Egyptian languages while making transliterations using rules, vowels, and sounds that did not exist in ancient Hebrew. That's dishonest at best.
@@That_one_introvert. the vast majority of historians and biblical scholars agree it was Yahweh. The JOVE conspiracy theory is absurd because it is based entirely on the Latin pronunciation of Jupiter and completely ignores the ancient Hebrew.
@@That_one_introvert. the vast majority of historians and biblical scholars agree it was Yahweh. The JOVE consp theory is absurd because it is based entirely on the Latin pronunciation of Jupiter and completely ignores the ancient Hebrew.
Not Ya - ho but Ya - o. With the Heh making a silent sound. The Greek fragment that spells ιαω is essentially a transliteration of YHW. Some have said that the waw and heh both together make the O sound, at least in ancient times.
Edit: looks like you mentioned it lol
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
@@trentitybrehm5105 I agree with you somewhat. Yao is a short form given to outsiders without the key to pronounce the entire thing. It is as you say but properly pronounced would include saying 4 vowels that are hidden and 3 that are revealed. Yahweh is the simple pronunciation of that.
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
The practice of not speaking the name of God is a pagan tradition adopted from the imposters who overtook the temple and expelled the true Levitical priests of the temple. We can see several examples of people speaking the name of God all throughout the old testament.
If you look at The God Culture's study of the name of God, you'll learn that the original pronunciation is YaHuWaH (phonetically, Yah-HWah).
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
If someone breaks one of Yah's commands, ignores commands or totally makes up their own commands, should we go along?
Yes, it is QUITE interesting that there is an "o" sound!
There is no place in the Tanakh where you are forbidden to say these four Hebrew letters יהוה . To forbid to say this name is an addition to the instruction. The smartest people will one day weep for their arrogance.
The High priest said it once a year and on Yom Kippur. What makes you think you're worthy to say it? 😂 the hubris and the arrogance of people having absolutely no respect for that which is holy.
Of course, we can thank the religion Saul created for this, for Xtians is known to make common that which is Holy. Thankfully, people don't actually know the Holy name to actually desecrate it.
@@MinisterRedPill polly will get a cracker for repeating his sect's addition to Torah so quickly.
@@eliyahukonn3245you don't even know what Torah is. Just simply reading the bible isn't enough. If it were, there wouldn't be 10s of thousands of different sects from your religion with 10s of thousands of different interpretations 😂
@@MinisterRedPill so the penalty is what? Being kicked out of your church. As you wrote, the sign of a cofer is making additions or subtractions to Torah. paul/shaul will pay for his חטאים as you will and I will if we continue in them.
at 0:12, why did he not want you to speak the name as you normally would?
He must be from the tradition that YHWHs name is too scared to pronounce.
@@bethpike3833 I see. The video could have ended after that disclosure. Years ago I heard a rabbi who would say "Jehovah" freely, but not YHVH with the vowel sounds and "w" for "v."
@@bethpike3833Could even be too 'sacred' to pronounce!😉😁
he is getting people to play in on his "conspiracy of silence"...it's a fraud
@@bethpike3833 that is just gordon trying to play folks on his conspiracy of silence theory. Jews don't avoid saying Yehovah because it is sacred, they don't say it because it is wrong.
YHVH. YHUH. YHOH. Iehouah. Yehovah.
The evidence points to Yehovah everything else is moot.
Yehovah comes from misreading the Septuagint. The vowel points indicate the reader should say Adonai instead. Only those who are unlearned and ignorant in Hebrew pronounce Yehovah. True Hebrew scholars and rabbis use Yahweh. This is even explained Encyclopaedia Judaica. Gordon is a complete fraud.
Yehovah is actually the pronunciation of the hybrid false god Yahweh-Rah created by Hebrews in Alexandria
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
ברך את שם האב, הבן, ורוח הקודש יהוה
YAHWEH, YAHWEH, YAHWEH
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
The Name of God in ARAMAIC not in HEBREW.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
SCRIPTURAL TRUTHS (NO: 17)
HEBREW NAMES DECLARES YHVH
ALL HEBREW NAMES AND PROPHETS IN THE BIBLE proclaim YHVH omnipresent and omniscient or His ALMIGHTY BEING, after pronouncing His ALMIGHTY NAME to Moses He WARNED us NOT TO MENTION the name of other gods.
Exodus 23:13
Concerning all that I have said to you you shall beware, and the name of the gods of others you shall not mention; it shall not be heard through YOUR MOUTH.
Exodus 3:14 tell us THE MEANING of His name or "Ehyeh-Asher-Ehyeh" and the NEXT VERSE tell us His NAME.
FOR SUFFIXES OR YAH/YAHU
PM Benyamin NetanYAHU
Rabbi ToviYAH Singer
Prophet YirmiYAHU (Jeremiah)
Prophet YeshaYAHU (Isaiah)
Prophet ZakariYAHU (Zechariah)
Prophet EliYAHU (Elijah)
Prophet TzefanYAHU (Zephaniah)
Prophet OvadYAH (Obadiah)
Prophet NechemYAH (Nehemiah)
MattiYAHU (Matthew)
FOR PREFIXES OR YEHO
King YEHOshaphat
King YEHOyakim (Jehoikim)
King YEHOash (Jehoash)
King YEHOram
Priest YEHOzadak
Priest YEHUkhal
Priest YEHOyadah (Jehoiada)
YEHOshua or Joshua/Yeshua (Greek).
YEHOnatan
FOR EL Shaddai/ EL Elyon
Prophet ShemuEL (Samuel)
Prophet YechezkiEL (Ezekiel)
Prophet YoEL (Joel)
Angel GavriEL
Angel MikaEL
DaniEL
IsraEL
IshmaEL
HalleluYAH!!!!
HOW THE PEOPLE BEARS HIS NAME AND HOW THE GENTILES WILL LEARN ABOUT HIS NAME.
Isaiah 43:7
7Everyone that is called by My name, and whom I created for My glory, I formed him, yea I made him.
2 Chronicles 7:14
14And My people, upon whom My name is called, humble themselves and pray and seek My presence and repent of their evil ways, I shall hear from heaven and forgive their sin and heal their land.
Numbers 6:27
27They shall bestow My Name upon the children of Israel, so that I will bless them.
Deuteronomy 28:10
10Then all the peoples of the earth will see that the name of the Lord is called upon you, and they will fear you.
2 Chronicles 6:33
33You shall hear from heaven, from Your dwelling place, and You shall do whatever the stranger calls upon You, that all peoples of the earth may know Your name, to fear You, as [do] Your people Israel, and that they may know that Your name is called upon this House, which I have built.
maybe gordon should change his name to Nehemiyeh 🤣
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
@@rotaryenginepetetroll.
Start by saying you will not speak truth.
Wow, why listening further ?? Nah
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
Get to the top of the mountain and yell…. Yahoo!
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
If he can pronounced it, it's not it. Jews fear to say that name.
Exactly, he knows the name is Yehovah he just refuses to say it.
y'all being played like a fiddle 😂
@@AuthenticRevelation Who is y’all? a lot of us speak Hebrew we’re not just going by what Nehemiah Gordon says 😂
@@That_one_introvert. Jews don't fear to say that name, they fear saying it wrong. It's more like Russian roulette, the only way to guarantee a win is not to play.
@@That_one_introvert. you don't speak Hebrew, you speak Google 😂
Jesus Christ is who YOU!! will be standing in front of at your personal Judgment. John 5:24-30 } Imagine that
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
Ya-He-o-He. the 'o' is not a hard "O" sound, but a very soft one. The mouth shape made changing between the He-o-He make a similar shape to making a 'w' sound like in "way", hence why Yahweh is actually fairly close.
ברך את שם האב הבן ורוח הקודש יהוה
@@trentitybrehm5105
Jesus the Christ. Get over yourself
Ya-Ha-o-Hay is actually closer than Ya-He-o-He, sorry
@@trentitybrehm5105
Once again, Jesus the Christ. Get over yourself