Yahweh vs. Yahuah, Yahshua vs. Yahusha
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- After realizing the Father has a Name, over 20 years ago, I have witnessed the rise of some odd pronunciations of the Names of both the Father and the Son. How historically accurate is the recent Yahuah pronunciation or the new version of the Messiah's Name, Yahusha? Please don't feel offended by this study, but examine the evidence and feel free to offer some historical evidence in the comments after watching if I have missed some. Shalom.
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Having received a number of comments now, it seems that some are missing the point of the video. It's not about being RIGHT, it's to study together and find the answer to be more confident in our pronunciation. If you feel comfortable with Yahuah, that's great! My main issue is that NO ONE, despite the disagreement, seems to be able to offer any historical PROOF for this NEW pronunciation.
1.) Yahweh would not leave us without any witness for over 2000 years: "By the mouth of two or three witnesses every word shall be established." (Deu 19:15; Mat 18:16; 2Co 13:1)
2.) Every grammatical rule of Biblical Hebrew points toward Yahweh as the correct pronunciation.
3.) Every historical written and oral witness points toward Yahweh as the correct pronunciation.
Please feel free to disagree, state your case (with links hopefully) but avoid abuse of fellow believers, because I will delete those :)
So how should former pm Netan-yahu be pronounced or Hal AL u Yah..which is very ancient?!
And you can always listen to some amazing pow wow or peyote or dine music and find out that way shalom
Shawnee Souix was dance is a good start
@@hanialhalaluyahuah222 - If you listen to an Israeli pronounce Netanyahu, you'll find that the H is not as hard (more like "Netanyaw") as when they read it on the news in the US. Although, modern Hebrew has indeed evolved quite a bit from ancient Hebrew.
@@2besavedcom-7 as mentioned you refuse to see any TRUTH...but until you're positive for yourself...you should stop trolling channels that are positive of what they say when it comes to the Creators name!!
Alright how do, 'modern' Hebrews say HalAl u Yah?
Give it up...
@@hanialhalaluyahuah222 - Not sure what you mean by 'trolling," as I have a number of links in the comments to which (when I see ZERO evidence) I refer to this video. Modern Israelis pronounce HalleluYah the same as the ancients.
@@2besavedcom-7 you left the same link under numerous comments on channels that know what they're talking about in an effort to push your erroneous name! That's trolling...
So why haven't modern Hebrews turned the U in HalAluYah into a W...you do know it's not hall el lu jah...right??
There is no w, v, nor j in the ancients letters...the wah or w sound is known as a diphthong even when saying yahuah fluently!
Thanks for this. Very well presented and supported. I will pray for more discernment and guidance from the Father on this for sure!
As will I!🙏
I liked and subscribed to the channel, and there after I cannot say more than my utmost respect for your study, research and expertise. 🙏
Some lovely human being emailed me the link to this video, and I really appreciate that they did. I have no idea who or why, but what a blessing. 🙏🏼
Keep studying
Thank you for this in-depth video on this topic! What an answer to prayer! I'll share with others. I pray it goes viral throughout the Christian community.
You should probably edit the video to make it clear on the messiah's name...Yeshua or Yahshua...
I hit the thumbs up on a bunch of comments. I think that helps get your video to show up more on people's feeds.
@@jasongill8963 - Both are legitimate in usage...
Yeshua (ישוע) or Y'shua is an abbreviation of the full name Yahushua (יהושוע)
It is quite common and not only appears in the Canon of Biblical Text but also in Aramaic.
It's not really any different than the usage of Yah (יה), Yahu (יהו), or Yahweh (יהוה) and all these appear in the Hebrew Writings.
What is not used and has zero proof for ever being used is the pronunciation Yahusha.
I was sitting on a bench one summer day and heard Yahweh kumama Yahweh as broad a day. Since then I’ve been using this name for the creator and my life has changed way greater than praying to god or lord. Try it yourself pray to Yahweh for understanding and to bring you closer to him and watch your life change too
I agree totally! It's hard to have a "personal" relationship with someone when you don't even call them by name!
@@2besavedcom-7 What about Christians praying in the name of Jesus?
@@lightheartedwanderer3818 - My thoughts to that question is the same as if one were ignorant of any other sin and repented.
People may pray to Yah, not knowing His Name, and what Father would give a son a snake if he asked for a cake? He will still answer their earnest, selfless prayers, regardless.
The thing is, once you know the truth, it's where you go from there that you will be judged...
“Truly, then, having overlooked these times of ignorance, Elohim now commands all men everywhere to repent." (Act 17:30)
In John Jesus said to pray to the Father in my name. Hmm
@@lightheartedwanderer3818 - That's right! And remember, they both spoke Hebrew.
He also said: "I have come IN MY FATHER'S NAME (Yah) and you do not receive Me, if another comes in his own name, him you would receive." (John 5:43)
His Father's name is not Zus..
This is answered prayer information that I've needed to know for quite some time..!!
Same here….I hear so many different things. It’s absolutely confusing.😢🙏
Thank you for such an encompassing breakdown & excellent explanations! I’m grateful to have found this when I was researching the topic, so my prayers could be as exact as possible. It feels good to address our Father & His Son correctly, as far as I know for now of course. I appreciate your research on this, thank you again! 🙏🏻
Love your day start series. I recommended it to others.
There are many blessings that come from honoring the Commands that Yahweh gave, and doing it the way He intended is such freedom :)
This bears witness to my Spirit. I am at the beginning stages of studying Hebrew. This agrees what what i have learned so far. Thank u for even entering the whole debate over the pronunciation of His Holy Name.
So glad to hear you're studying Hebrew! Sadly, many make judgements and form conclusions without even studying basic grammar.
Shalom to you! Thank you for this excellent presentation brother Max ... Shalom!
@@modestsistercandice5806 hi Candice 🥰 Shalom sister 💐
@@modestsistercandice5806 what does "ÅLUAH" mean?
Thank you! I love this video! 💚
Thank you for the explanation, brother
I was asked to watch this video, by a link in another video. Where the narrator--very convincingly I might add--kept insisting that Yahuah was the correct spelling & pronunciation. I had always believed it was Yahweh. And thus, will continue to use it. Thank you for your excellent presentation. Be blessed!
Yehuwah 😊
@YaHuAh_YaHuSuAh - That's the silliest thing I've heard that those who have not studied Hebrew try to claim. If there's no "w" sound (oo) how do you pronounce or even spell the third Book of Mosheh (ויקרא)?
@@fabientoffano1215It's not Jehovah...
There’s no EIOFWJ in original Paleo Hebrew! He’s wrong!!!!
YAHUAH IS CORRECT
@@albertsanta9103 - There is no "E,I,O,V,W, F, or J" in Hebrew nor is there A,B,D,G,H,K,L... etc. because these are English letters. Transliteration is the process of using the phonetic sounds of letters in one language to represent another language, so there most definitely IS an E sound, an I sound, an O sound, a V (soft B) sound, a W (ooh) sound, and F (Ph or soft P) sound, but no J as I already pointed out in the video.
I agree, it is not about being "right". Yet for this one is willing to study and be correctable, so blessed this resonated deeply and did come at the perfectly right time! So grateful to receive, for patience, for grace and mercy.
Shalom brother. Good video, thank you.
Well done. Thank You.from Alberta Canada.
Thankyou so much for this insight... HalleluYahweh HalleluYahshua
This video is a blessing
Thank you for your painstaking research on this. If we are to worship in spirit and truth we should, and must, be sure to use the correct names in our prayer and worship. I endeavour to do this in my life as it is important to me that I worship according to his will and not that of man's. 🙏
I'm here because of a link I saw under a comment I made on another video.
I'm glad I came, happy to be a new subscriber too.
I'm diligently searching for the correct name of Our Heavenly Father. When I first started searching, I found the name Yahweh and used it, then I found Yahuah and used that also, now this video is showing me Yahweh again.
I'll have to do some more research again, but I like your video and the explanation.
I will continue to watch your other videos. 🙏
Thank you for the information.
Hallelujah is a praise word in many languages. It makes sense that our Heavenly Father's name and the name of His Son begins with Yah.
From what I've read, it is THE most recognizable word in almost every known language.
@하늘 소망 그리운 본향 Yah in the Old Testament can possibly refer to the Father or the other being in the ONE Yah-Elohim-God family, the Word who became flesh and dwelt among us. This is because Yahushua said no human has seen the Father. So that means Yahushua is the Yah of the Old Testament who appeared to Adam, Eve, Noah and Abraham.
@하늘 소망 그리운 본향 The moon is not the lesser light to rule the night. The moon is sometimes absent from the night sky and sometimes is in the day sky. The lesser light is the Mazzarah. It is there every night, it isn't seen in the daytime, and it is much larger than the moon. Psalm 19 talks about how the sun makes it circuit through these 12 constellations. (The sun moves, the earth is stationary. Biblical cosmology is the truth, not Jesuit and NASA lies of a spherical spinning ball Earth.)
@하늘 소망 그리운 본향 Moon is yareah in Hebrew. It isn't mentioned until Gen 37:9 in Joseph's dream.
One of the most articulated and facts driven video about our Elohim and Messiah. I constantly see the other names and groups that forbid any name of then Yahuah and Yahusha. I never felt comfortable using them in fact i was reserved to using I AM the I AM because of all the confusion. I've downloaded your video to help others. May Yahweh shine his face on you. Shalom
Thanks, and I agree that the force which many apply to accept these new names is disturbing in light of the fact that they are devoid of any facts themselves!
I have done this research, and have formed my understanding from this research, but would never say that a brother or sister is not saved because they say tamaydo rather than tomato (and I know I'm right because I speak British English! :D )
@HalleluYAH I found your comment helpful because I too agree that 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 YAHUAH’s name is pronounced that way & the son is Yahushua. I also noticed when we say halleluYah it is literally like saying the highest praise to Yah! I read from the HalleluYah scriptures & this caused me to study and desire to call the Son & Father by their true Hebrew names, blessings!
This is very good. Clean. Truth. I pray @truthunedited brother Ron and followers will see this and correct the great errors they are falling into. Thank you for the efforts in posting this and a sincere sense that comes across as a flood. Messiah and Most High bless you and multiply to His children this truth. Thank you. Thank you.
Thanks you.
I do see a lot of error in many believer's comprehension of the Hebrew language. I'm not sure how detrimental it may be as yet, and we definitely shouldn't be divisive over pronunciation when many are still learning.
Thank you for sharing this video 🙂👍
Thank you for this.
Bless you!
Hi Ken and Linda! We hope you are well, Phyllis and I are doing well.
A point to consider as we move slowly toward the study of the 4 vowels of the Name Yod-Hay-Uau-Hay; the letter we use in English called "double - U" (VV) is no older than the 15th century and the invention of the Gutenberg movable-type printing press. The first major job for Gutenberg was the printing of the entire Latin Vulgate in Latin (English uses the Latin alphabet as its letters by the way). The V-shaped Latin letter sounded as a U.
By fashioning two V-shapes into one piece of type, the printer would save time and space when able to make use of it in words demanding two consecutive V's. At that time, the V still sounded as a vowel, but over time the phonology of the letter changed into a consonant.
The letter W is entirely foreign to Eberith, as well as Greek and Latin. The spelling YAHWEH is therefore improper.
Thanks for listening!
~Lew White
As you should well know by now, Lew, we are using TRANSLITERATION to allow an English reader to speak the Name, so we are at liberty to use ANY English letters necessary to do so and spell it any way we need to achieve this. In my country, I could spell it with four vowels, IAUE and almost everyone would pronounce it correctly. Spelling Yahueh/Yahuah automatically makes an English reader vocalize the HU (HOO), thus making it a consonant, which is why there are so many believers pronouncing wrong!
By the way, I don't know anyone called Linda...
@@2besavedcom-7 The sound is the objective, you're absolutely correct. The unity of transliteration will ultimately be achieved at the point we stop using foreign scripts entirely. We will all read and speak authentic Eberith when Yahuah purifies our lips completely. Meanwhile, we slog along with Latin letters and recently formed uses of them.
The early Greek transliteration of the four vowels is IAOUE. Because "YAHWEH" is two syllables, and that's incompatible with other Eberith forms such as "YashaYAHU" or "AliYAHU," as to be consistent with our transliteration of letters would demand these be "YashaYAHW" and "AliYAHW." H3091 (YAHUSHA) would turn out to be "YAHWSHA."
The confusion can settle-down a great deal with very little effort. Yahuah hears us speaking to one another concerning His Name, and Malaki 3:16-17 describes us as His "treasured possession" (SEGULAH). Good talk brother, may Yahusha guide us into more knowledge and understanding, but even more for us to share His LOVE.
~Lew
@@LewWhite10 - Transliteration does not demand consistency. It may help on certain occasions, but is not a necessity. Take for example Czar/Csar or Tsar/Tzar. I'd be interested to see how you would transliterate the 3rd Book in the TaNaKh - ויקרא.
As mentioned in the video, I see all the historical evidence leans to Yahweh as the pronunciation, but Yahwah as an Aramaic (sister language to Hebrew) as a possible option, but find zero evidence for Yahusha.
I notice you make no comment in regard to the evidence presented, yet transliterate the Messiah's Name as Yahusha. Take note of the earliest example in the video - יהשוע (Yahshua) and the numerous examples from the DSS - יהושוע (Yahushua) and almost every reference close to the Messiah's birth - ישוע (Y'shua).
All forms include the suffix: shin, waw, ayin, and as mentioned, the practice of "defective spelling" is a rather common occurrence.
@@2besavedcom-7 The 3rd book commonly called Leviticus is named from the opening phrase UYIQARA, ["and He called"].
The ISR / Chris Koster translation is WAYYIQRA, from the root QARA [H7121], a verb meaning "call." The QARAIM ["readers"] are the sect that caused us to inherit the niqqud marks, and today are known as KARAITES. It's also best to let people know that "Aramith" is not Eberith, but it was inherited from the Assyrians, and subsequently the Babylonians. There is only one authentic Eberith script.
@@LewWhite10 - Therein lies the problem with "consistency." Spelling Wayyiqra as Uyiqara will create a real mixed bag of interpretations, which highlights the problem of transliterating יהוה as Yahueh/Yahuah.
Look at the way English speakers pronounce Uriah (Yoo-rye-ah) or Uganda (Yoo-gan-dah).
The "double U" was created fro this exact issue. It's a long voweled U pronounced as "ooh" and fits perfectly, without causing untold confusion over pronunciation, so thanks for highlighting the point.
Any thoughts on the mispronunciation of "Yahusha" yet?
Outstanding video & thank you! * *YAHWEH RULES* *
ITS YAHUAH that’s how you spell the most highs name
Thank you so much for this video, cleared up a LOT of confusion!! This name issue is a big reason why I bought an LSB, they translate YHWH as Yahweh! Beautiful.
Yes, It's pleasing to see mainstream translators finally recognizing this problem. I actually prefer the HalleluYah Scriptures rendering the Name in paleo Hebrew, as this is actually more readable to traditional Jews who want t Bible to read without having to overcome the hurdle of the "ineffable Name."
thank you, powerful stuff
This video was on point
Thank you for your video! I’m in the process of testing this information against the bible. I believe this is a blessing. I’m curious what bible do you suggest no is the best.
Thank you 😊
Love from Vancouver Canada 🍁
I have been using YAHUAH and YAHUSHA for the last 3 - 4 years. I've struggled with the Names due to their Biblical importance. I want to be as accurate as possible. Honestly, your video shook me up a little bit, so I reached out to Dr. Pidgeon and asked him his opinion of your teaching. Not for argument, but for another opinion which supports YAHUAH and YAHUSHA. The following was his response:
1. Factually incorrect. The Cherokee, the Iriqois, the Hopi and even the Polynesians use the name Yahuah. Answering: that there is no historical or verbal usage of those names. YAHUAH is a recent pronunciation.
2. Lessons in Biblical Hebrew teach the Masoretic pronunciation which did not exist prior to the 9th century AD.
3. Functioning Hebrew grammar also renders it very possible with the patach beneath the yod, the shurig on the vav.
4. Good question. I will let him dig that out - Answering: that their couldn't have been scores of people who were unsaved because the Name was hidden.
5. First of all, not all Hebrew is accented on the last syllable (the ultimate pronunciation); there is a second pronunciation called the penultimate which places the accent on the second to last syllable. However in the case of the name, they are pronounced evenly without accent.
6. He is incorrect on changing the sound of hey to ah changes it to a consonant. Look at the words Sarah, Torah, Shalomah. No one says Toray.
7. I guess he needs to wipe out the references to Eloah in Job and Daniel. Answering: AH changes it to a feminine suffix.
8. Have him look up Strong's H433 אֱלוֹהַּ 'ĕlôah
9. I have written an extensive blog on this. The vowel sound he supports is an election which is overridden by the vast bulk of scripture. Halleluyah - not halleluyeh. Answering: He prefaced his Name at the Burning Bush with AHYEH ASHER AHYEH.
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As I posted elsewhere, I do not take issue with the way Dr. Pigeon pronounces YHWH (eeahooah) but the transliteration that forces readers into error (eeaHOOah). One of my best friends, Alan Horvath pronounced it Yahwah and had good support from Aramaic tradition, but as I point out and I think was missed in your dialogue (#6) was the 2nd Hay is being forced into a consonant with the transliteration of "Yahuah."
By using "Eloah" (#8) to give answer to the masculine/feminine question is clutching at straws. It is not a name, and even admits that AhyEH asher AhyEH is the correct suffix when the root word hayah is compounded...
What I would really love to know is why he chose to use Yahuah over Yahwah, which would have saved a lot of pronunciation error!
Second, I would rather see a response to Yahusha, which is really the one that has no Biblical support and I see others claiming all sorts of straight up lies about "shua" vs. "sha."
Thank you for your response. I love Alan's teachings. In my prayer language the Name comes out as YAHWAH or YAHWHAH, so that's how I say it. When I say YAHWHAH, the way Alan taught, it sounds like YAHUAH. I use the Name YAHUSHA because of Dr. Pidgeons detailed teaching about Joshua's name being the same as Mashiach's. I've stayed away from Yeshua since it means salvation, and seems to be in Scripture many times apart from a name. The bottom line for me is that I don't know Hebrew but I desire to speak the Names correctly. You and Dr. Pidgeon teach with authority. So did Alan with the Paleo Aramaic Hebrew Otiot. I think he said YAHSHUA. Do you see the dilemma?
@@charleshoffman3830 - As I say, Yahwah I do not really take issue with, but YaHUah, but bear in mind that Aramaic, although it is a sister language to Hebrew, has different grammatical rules, which is why, as well as the historical evidence, I still maintain Yahweh.
You are correct that the Messiah has the same name as Yahoshua Bin Nun, which is why I included the oldest written appearances of his name and as anyone can clearly see, is spelled with a waw between the shin and ayin.
If you do not know Hebrew, I encourage you to do an examination into defective writing.
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thanks so much brother for all your amazing knowledge and pure wisdom,this video really opened my eyes thanks to u and a very sweet special sister sending this link to my phone,im more then glad i watched this,so is the name Jesus wrong as well,cause i got baptized and saved in the name.anyway im a huge subscriber here now,appreciate all u our doing,may yah bless u and your family shine his face upon you all and always amein shalom,keep up the amazing work of truth
I'm glad you got something from the short study. Again, it's not about needing to be right at the cost of division, but doing the best we can with the evidence we can uncover.
Birekhot.
I’m curious what you think of the possibility that the pronunciation ‘Yahweh’ is based on pagan sources (as you provided), and therefore possibly from pagan deity origin? As was the case in the Germanic word ‘g - - -‘ used now for our Abba Kadosh mistakenly.
I have listened to Nehemia Gordon’s research of the name and it made sense to me that the pronunciation used in the first KJV was likely to be correct. I’m sure you’ve seen Nehemia’s videos? I’m keen to hear your thoughts on Yehowah / Yehovah please?
Also thank you soooo much for opening my eyes to Ex 23:13!!!! I have just taught my children now that we have been mistakenly using the common words for our Heavenly Father.
I was wondering also… so many questions 😂 … please could you do a video on why Yeshua didn’t use Yahweh or Yehovah, or at least why it is not written in the gospels that he did so (from my memory at least)
I know he used ‘I Am’ a lot though. My guess is that he was being sensitive to the culture of the time but would love to know more.
Many thanks!!
I guess my biggest issue is the fact that YHWH would not leave us without a witness till 1611 and Yahweh has the most historical evidence in ALL languages.
Yes, I'm familiar with Mr. Gordon and have paid little attention to his studies other than a cursory glance due to the fact that he possesses a "spirit of Antichrist" (denies the Messiah) but as mentioned in the video "Yehovah" is an impossibility with Hebrew grammar.
To be honest, I don't know why all the Greek MSS use Theos and Kurios, but the Peshitta gives clues to where YHWH might be used with it's use of the Tile MarYah. I personally believe that Yahshua did indeed use the Name Yahweh when quoting from the OT prophets.
@@2besavedcom-7 thanks so much for your reply.
I was wondering if you think Abba Kadosh would allow a fake mighty one to use His name?
If not, then we should consider that His name should not be what other pagan fake mighty ones have been called? Just a thought.
I know the antichrist will come in the name of our messiah, so perhaps Abba did allow fake ones to take his name?
The evidence for Yehowah is in some parts of the masoretic text from what I understand. Other written evidence exists of the oral passing on of this pronunciation - confirmed in letters from Rabbi to Rabbi and other documents. Many found in the Vatican archives so who knows if they’re reliable or not?!
I agree that we should have our eyes open and not be deceived by those who have the spirit of antichrist, but I also know that the tribe of Judah have been entrusted with many precious jewels of knowledge - eg. which day the sabbath is - so we would be unwise to dismiss a witness.
Yehowah (written as Jehovah) was used in European bibles before 1611.
I’m not saying Yehowah is definitely right, I’m just agreeing it’s worth more exploration :)
I’ve also come across Jeff A Benner recently and he is very good at explaining what the pronunciation possibilities are that would fit within the grammatical rules of ancient Hebrew. I’m sure you’re aware of his work, just mentioning it for the benefit of others.
@@Redeemed12 - I believe that copying things of Yahweh is inherent in mankind, names and titles and which is why man is so quick to construct graven images. I often wonder whether He actually is able to even look upon this wicked world, which is possibly why He operates through a "Shelakhah" (sent One). I don't thinks there's one Rabbi or Hebrew scholar (other than Mr. Gordon) who will not admit that the Yod, Hay, Waw, Hay was deliberately vowel pointed for the reader to speak either Adonai (Yehowah) or Elohim (Yehowih).
I agree in part about the tribe of Judah maintaining some truth, but regarding the Sabbath, please check my video on "When does a day start."
I have a number of Mr. Benner's books and have followed his site for over 15 years.
Dear friend, the codification of the Hebrew vowel point system was not fully in place until the 8th to 9th century CE? And one would have to go to the Encyclopedia of the Talmud, which is hundreds of volumes of writing’s between the Jerusalem and Babylonian Talmud’s for greater insight? And mayhaps also have to dig out the changes between the biblical and modern Hebrew grammatical differences what might aid in a clearer understanding of this matter? However, what I believe I can say with confidence is that the abbreviated form of his name backed by the Scriptures itself is “Yah”! As in halleluYah. I pray you will have found this tidbit of some value, blessings and Shalom. From a unworthy servant of Yah
Thank you and let me encourage you- when I have prayed in earnest and verbalised His precious name YAHWEH in the name of His Son Yahoshua, literally miracles have happened!
Despite a plethora of less gracious channels talking arrogantly about what they call lies and stating fervently only YAhuah and Yahusha were correct,,,still my spirit never allowed me to use their interpretations or variations.
The Ruah HaQodesh did not allow me to mispronounce the holy names.
Therefore your channel is such a blessing to us.
I thank you for your kind words, and indeed, we should be kind and patient with other believers, even when we think we're right.
I'm extremely cautious even though we're in agreement regarding "signs and wonders" though.
Many claim all sorts of miracles in Jesus' name, in Budda's name, in Allah's name, and even in Acts Acts 8 there was a sorcerer performing miracles to whom people gave the glory to Elohim: "This one is the power of Elohim, which is great." (Acts 8:10)
Yes!
I am so confused over all this recent (to me) name information and opinions. Which is pronunciation from ancient Hebrew and which is from modern Hebrew? Not that I know anything….I would just die in my heart if I realized that I have been saying HIS names wrong.😢
Yah sees your heart that you are at least trying!
Even those who spell it the same will have minor pronunciation differences depending on your native tongue and He clearly knows this.
Your question regarding "ancient" and "modern" Hebrew is answered by examining how other ancient languages transliterated the Name. This is why I presented the evidence here. The consistent transliteration across the board is that "Yahweh" is the closest English comparison and 'Yahshua/Yahushua" is the only real option.
If I suggest that you mayhaps consider the use of the abbreviated form of the Father’s set-apart name? As it is recognized by all three possibilities of pronunciation? And that is Yah! I to have been on a journey to ascertain the truth of His Word, both written and living. I found this video teaching most welcoming. I ask only that you go through this video very carefully a few more times as you will find terms,such as: I believe,I think, always, etc… It’s my understanding that the pronunciation as Yahweh dates back to the 18th century? That said, he did present potential New evidence leaning toward this pronunciation? However, the finality he claimed of his research does not reflect conclusively that this is a book closed matter? As he himself disclosed. And so we as the Bornean’s before us should search the Scriptures, as well as outside sources for a greater grasp on this subject. And by all means prayer and fasting seek out the set-apart Spirit of Truth! I pray that this has been a helpful word of encouragement to you? Blessings friend and Shalom, from an unworthy servant of Yah and the elect One in whom the Father sent.
Nobody can verify anything! God knows when you pray to him as God or Lord through Jesus Christ/Yeshua.
Great teaching! As I was awakened April 21, 2016 by king Yahshua Hamashiac, and then the Malak Gabriel spoke with me & told me the Father's Name is YAHWEH and his Ben name is Yahshua! That's all the confirmation I needed, I've had others try to convince me of the "Yahuha" "Yahusha" name also, besides the biblical evidence you provided & my own research in many other things & in the oldest ever scroll found that predates the dead sea scrolls that was found & written on silver was the name YAHWEH! Also the pillars of Amenhotep lll had all of his enemies names written on it, and it says "Nomads of YAHWEH" so back in those days YAHWEH'S name was well known all over the earth! I appreciate this video, and I thank Abba YAHWEH for his set apart Ruach Hakodesh for leading me into all truth knowledge wisdom & understanding! HalleluYahweh
if there was no W, how can that be?
@Marisa Spooner-LeDuff
The original 6th letter in hebrew is the WaW! And that can never change YAHWEH'S name to anything else! The W is original and that's what was given! That's his name forever!
Modern hebrew has changed! Not the original YHWH given! All praises to the Most high YAHWEH!
@@marisaspooner-leduff4913 - There are NO English letters in Hebrew, but we use transliteration - using the equivalent letters of one language to phonetically duplicate the sounds of another alphabet.
The "W" is a "double U" giving the "ooh" sound and there most definitely is an ooh (w) phonic in the Hebrew language and I know no other way to transliterate the 3rd Book of Mosheh - Wayyiqra.
Yeshua
What do you think of calling The Most High, Abba or Heavenly Father? My studies are still quite new and there is a lot of contradictory information about, I'd appreciate your opinion on this.
I'm in your exact situation... I'm very new to all of this and I want to worship him as he deserves but there is so much conflicting and convincing information for every argument... When I pray I call him Heavenly Father. is that giving him proper respect and glory? Hopefully your questions(and mine since it's similar) will be answered... Be blessed!
@@YahuahsMaidServant that's what I say and I ask in the name of his precious Son. I know that it says somewhere in the Bible that the letter taketh away the spirit, I think it is related to the Law. I'm sure our Father knows what is in our hearts and I ask for him to reveal to me the knowledge that I am ready for. Bless you sister. I find that Christ's Lawful Assembly is a great resource of information and have learned a lot from that website.
@@kathwright5098 - Absolutely nothing wrong with calling our Father any title or reference (as long as it's not pagan;) but continue your research as the Scriptures make it clear He has a Name which is important:
"It shall come to pass that whoever calls upon the Name of Yahweh shall be saved." (Joel 2:32)
There is conflicting info, but this is why I made the video. which Name has a WRITTEN, historical record? He would not leave us without 2-3 witnesses.
@@DanNaim400 - Could you give me a reference from the Torah where it reads "forbidden to mention His Name" please?"
@@2besavedcom-7 I'm still learning my friend that's why I asked for your advice.
May you be FOREVER blessed by YAHWEH in Yahushua name
I thought the Father is YAHUAH? It’s so many names. This is frustrating.
@@marceld8961 ive been looking at so many videos trying to figure out the same thing
@@montea5214 Yes, because I don’t want to call God the wrong name. That’s why I just say Heavenly Father.
@@marceld8961 the ending ah is feminine so that can not be the name. when the father called himself I am the word has a masculine ending in hebrew therefore his name has to have a masculine ending
@@tabs1013 Wouldn’t God be both masculine and feminine?
Shabbat Shalom Aleichem
Thank you this helped me a lot I was wondering which one was true
I'm very glad it helped, but I merely wanted to give evidence, as that seems lacking in most videos on the topic and for me, the evidence is clear until someone can offer other.
Can you please discuss which is the proper name? You gave both and it is confusing as to which is the right one to use? I appreciate your time. Shalom
OK. I thought I'd made it clearer, But the pronunciation of YAHWEH has all the weight of the historical written and oral record behind it.
The pronunciation of YAHWAH has some tradition in the Aramaic language, which is a Semitic language, but not Hebrew.
There is zero evidence for YAHUAH and has only arisen over the last 15-20 years.
HalleluYah 💯 correct thank you
thank you for your lessons! i just watched your vid on the power of the Name of the Messiah. I left a comment on that video but now, just starting this vid, i think i should have asked it here!! do you know what is the name of the babylonian tradition to only mention their deities' names during certain ceremonies or seasons of the year? i learned that the hebrews adopted that tradition during the exhile and continued it even after they returned from babylon, and that might have played a part in why they removed the Most High's Name, and replaced it with the tetragrammaton. Can you tell me the name of that babylonian tradition?
I don't have a vid on the "power of the Name of the Messiah." :)
I have no source to confirm a Babylonian tradition, but it is common historical information that the Jews did indeed begin to censor the speaking of the Name of Yahweh, considering it ineffable and this tradition did indeed take place after the exile. Whether they borrowed it from the Babylonians or not, is unclear.
Therefore my people shall know my name: therefore they shall know in that day that I am he that doth speak: behold, it is I.
Great video. So Yahushua is the correct spelling? Pronounced Yah-oo-shoo-ah?
Correct, according to the DSS spelling.
Again, the emphasis is normally on the last syllable, so I pronounce it YahwSHUA.
@@2besavedcom-7 Thanks so much! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
As we learn I’m convinced He our Father knows our intent!
I know Dr. Pigeon seems to back the 4 vowels (ee-ah-oo-ah). But the Cepher states Yahuah. So I wasn't sure if he just meant for you to pronounce the Y as Ee or if this is a new belief that hasn't made it's way into the Cepher yet. I agree that as long as people are trying their best then it will be credited to them.
I noticed you mentioned the 4 vowel but used Yahweh. I've seen some other videos backing Yahweh. I'm just not sure if you agree with Dr. Pigeon or just hold that the 4 vowels is a possibility. I'm also guessing that you agree with Yeshuah as opposed to Yahuah in the debate. I didn't really s These are the only things I'm unclear about.
Please let me know if I understood you correctly. I watched the video twice because I'm trying to take in as much as I can. Thank you for the video.
Correct! I have no issue with Yahwah other than the lack of historical support which is minimal. I think by transliterating YHWH as Yahuah has led English readers down a road of mispronunciation.
The Yahusha pronunciation is just wrong on so many levels, as I have shown in the video, but again, at least there's an effort :)
@@2besavedcom-7 Just as a side note I watched all of Dr. Pigeon's videos yesterday as reference. Not only does he pronounce 4 vowels for YHWH. He also does it for our savior. He seems to say not just Yahusha, but Ee Aa Oo Sha. Says something about the spelling appearing a certain way like 64~94 times. I don't remember exactly but he doesn't put forth the actual Hebrew words like you do.
@@DoubtingThomasTestsEverything - Correct, but yod, hay, waw, shin, ayin is a well known "defective spelling" of yod, hay, waw, shin, waw, ayin and does not change pronunciation as detailed in the video.
Based on your explanation that the Hey is not as hard, I would guess the correct pronunciation of the savior's name is Yahshua?
That is the best way to transliterate the spelling to render the best pronunciation in English.
Even though Yahushua is the more accurate transliteration, it leads English speakers (who put emphasis toward the front or middle of a word) to read YaHOOshua which is incorrect. It is rather YahuSHUA.
Hope this helps :)
I’m new to this and I have a few questions. Youre video was very helpful and with me having no knowledge of Hebrew whatsoever I am in need of some assistance. What do you think about the word Yahovah or Jehovah because Ive heard a lot of people saying “hovah” in Hebrew means disaster/destruction/ruin and by saying “Yah”-“Hovah” you are saying “God of destruction” which isnt right. 2. What about the name Jesus? Do we call him Jesus still or stay with the name Yahushua and lastly, What can i call him besides “Lord” and “God” because Ive realized what you have said about them is true and I still want to show my Father respect.
1.) While it is true that "howah/hovah" (הוּה) means ruin, calamity, etc. I'm a bit hesitant to chop Hebrew words in pieces unless they're compound words, a bit like removing a "k" from "sink" and saying it's "sin."
Both Yahovah and Yehovah are derived from the addition of Masoretic niqqud (vowel points) that were added to pronounce Adonai, rather than Yahweh.
2.)I believe that a Yahweh overlooks our ignorance for a time, but once we know the truth, and then return to an error, or sin, we are accountable: "Truly, then, having overlooked these times of ignorance, Elohim now commands all men everywhere to repent." (Acts 17:30)
3.) I use multiple titles, like Father, Elohim, Adonai, Almighty, El Shaddai, but He has one Name that there are hundreds of Texts commanding us to call on His Name, either Yah (as in halleluYah) or Yahweh.
Hope this helps. If you have any more detailed questions, feel free to email me info @ 2besaved com.
Max.
AMEN. Praise YAHWEH ❤
Our Messiah YAHSHUA HAMASHIACH ❤
SHUA means to cry out, it is not the correct suffix. It is and always has been YAHUSHA
@@BarukHabaBShemYahuah Thank you for your comment...I'm still on the journey of learning my Creator's and Messiah's Holy Names through these edifying videos!
Yahushua is the full spelling. The meaning is Yah is Salvation. Please watch the video. Thank you, Max
@@2besavedcom-7 No my friend, do more research. SHUA MEANS to cry out. You are deceived once again.
@@BarukHabaBShemYahuah Watch this video so you understand Hebrew. Give me evidence not just your words.
With God it's a function of the heart of man which only He knows. It is the true desire to know Him. So if someone truly hungers after Him and calls out His name as they know it, He will still answer them.
Through my travailing the language comes out and he said Yahweh Adonai, Yahweh adonai, then I have had ppl attack me saying his name is yahuah! But he himself my father has revealed his pronouncing to me to come out in travail worship and prayer, he always taught me what shekinah was. And baba. He said baba which means father. We are all in a relationship with him and its different to each, to me these discussions to be right is not his doing.
I believe we wont know everything until we pass anyway
Thanks 😊
I've heard an argument that says that Yahweh is a modern day Hebrew pronunciation because the dots didn't exist in paleo-Hebrew language, and that the W is pronounced as "double u" which would be read as Yahuah. I'm not an expert in Hebrew, I would like to know more, and I would like to know His real name. I'm really scared to take His name in vain and I want to be as correct as possible. You have provided a great amount of information that I have never heard and thank you for that, Yah bless your family and you through His Son!
Honestly, you can use any English letters you want to transliterate a foreign word as long as the reader can understand. Yaueh, Iaue, Iawe, etc.
What I find is that when a "u" is used, people in the western world tend to say YaHOOah, yet all the letters - yod, hay, waw, hay are historically vowels, thus emphasizing the H in Yahu is incorrect.
If it concerns you that you may be pronouncing His Name wrong, this is a good thing, so just stick to Yah (used multiple times in the Texts) until you feel satisfied with your research.
I have an extremely long and detailed document on my website you may wish to read:
2besaved.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/SacredName.pdf
It's not mine and I don't agree with it entirely, but does show some interesting history.
To take is name in vain is cause of act.
It's declaring you are his but live in a way that does not belong to his ways.
Naturally if you are not walking in his ways you will profane his name.
I stick to YAH, rather than guess work
Me too
Is that because it's pronounced Yah-u-AH.
Thanks for this explanation.. any thoughts on the translation of elohim being a *plural . Also jesus was actually zeus?
Elohim is used in both singular and plural contexts (not only for Yah, but false gods, angels and man) and is usually easy to determine. It's one of those things that scholars have debated for centuries and it's not the only word used this way. Shamayim (heaven/s) is also used in the singular as well as plural.
It appears to me that "Iesous" is not the closest transliteration to Yahshua and I see a clear pattern in the suffix "sus/sous" in a number of names and places linked with Zeus worship, eg Dionysus, Pegasus, etc.
Amazing breakdown… this is EXACTLY the level of researched data I was hoping to find. Nothing against those who prefer jahhovah and yahooa but it’s never felt right in my heart when trying to learn more on that topic😊 YHWH has always been pleasing to my heart as Yahweh
No W or E in Abryth
At 7:10 in the video the author states that when a word in Hebrew ends in a (HEY) with an “AH” sound it denotes the feminine; and therefore would not be part of our masculine father’s name.
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Micah
Jonah
Zedekiah
Zephaniah
Many masculine names end in the AH sound.
All the names listed, except Yonah (a feminine word) are abbreviated names:
Yeshayahu (Isaiah)
Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah)
Mikahu/Mkayahu (Micah)
Tsidquyahu (Zedekiah)
Tsephanyahu (Zephaniah)
So NO, there are not many (in fact only two) that have a feminine suffix, that there are rare exceptions, which I did clarify in the video.
Sincere question and not with a presumptuous tone of argument. The Hebraic rules you speak of, are they modern Hebrew or Paleo Hebrew. Who established these rules? I ask because upon research, I've come to understand that Yiddish plays a huge role in modern Hebrew language rules.
Also, isn't it more about dialect? Tomato vs. TOETAWTO. I've heard it said that Paleo/Ancient Hebrew is unable to really be studied.
Yiddish has nothing to do with Biblical Hebrew. The pronunciations and Grammar were all documented even before the Masoretes (5th-6th century) developed the niqqud system.
On your last point: correct. Ancient Hebrew is unable to be studied, however, what we are able to do is compare transliteration of contemporary languages (Egyptian, Phoenician, Babylonian, etc) to see how they copied names and places. Because the proto-Hebrew was once thought to be Phoenician, linguists actually have a lot to compare with.
There is much that can be assumed about dialect and this could be a real factor, which is why I don't mind at all if people say Yahwah (not YoHOOah) and there's even an account in Scripture that discusses this (Jdg 12:6)
Thanks for your excellent points
@@2besavedcom-7 Awesome. Last thing. Could you point me to a primary source that you use for the documented pronunciations before Masoretes. Thanks and Shalom.
@@SolomonSebrell - As I say, the only sources we have available are the records and writings of folks closer to the time. In the video I quoted Josephus (four vowels,) the Latin IOUE, and Germanic Jahveh (Yahweh) but others wrote in Greek as well such as Diodurus (Ἰαω) Clement (Ἰαουέ) and other Egyptian papyri (Ἰαωουε).
Note: ALL these writers use vowels to transliterate the Name Yahweh.
Hello! You told me about this video on Pastor Ron's video about the name of Yahweh. I just watched it and want to check two additional resources, then I'll respond. I thought it was Yahweh or YHWH. I pray for discernment, so I'm unsure what happened. What is the Hebrew name of our Savior again? You remind me of a Hebrew scholar in the U.K., Bob Mitchell. Thank you very much.
The Hebrew Name for our Messiah יהושוע is transliterated with the full spelling (using English letters) best as Yahushua and pronounced with the emphasis on the last syllable (as per Hebrew grammar rules) YahuSHUA.
Even though I've been studying Hebrew for over 20 years since I walked out of Bible College, I would in no way describe myself as a "scholar." :)
@@2besavedcom-7 Yahusha or Yeshua?
@@KyleGSaunders - Neither. יהושׁוע (Yahushua) is the FULL Hebrew spelling for the Name of the Messiah.
@@2besavedcom-7 Thank you again. I appreciate knowing, because nothing is more important to me than my relationship with Yahweh and Yahushua. May Yah bless you and keep you.
Hello, I'm new to my walk of faith and have always said "JESUS". This video and others have confused me. What is the correct Hebrew name instead of me saying JESUS ?
Also the correct name of or heavenly Father?
If you could help me out that would be great thank you
According to my research, the proper Name for the Messiah is Yahushua, but can be abbreviated to either Yahshua or Yeshua.
The proper Name for the Almighty is Yahweh, but can be abbreviated to Yahu or Yah.
Thank you !
I have some questions for you that l do not want to post here lest they distract the faithful. I am a hebrew that does not speak hebrew. But l lead scripture studies and the LAST thing l want is to mislead any of my students. Any way we can chat another way? I do not use facebook or any other social media...
Bevakesha?
My email address is posted in the description:
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Shalom @2besavedcom-7, Thanks for all the Info you gave in this video. It seems to me from some of what you said and from your website that you believe that the name of the Messiah is Yahushua, of which I agree, but I am curious why the title uses Yahshua instead of Yahushua? Hope to hear back from you. Yahweh bless!
As I have attempted to show in the video, Hebrew utilizes abbreviation as well as "defective spelling" and the Messiah's Name appears in Hebrew Texts as Yahushua (full spelling), Yahshua (see paleo at 12:39), and Yeshua/Y'shua (popular at the time of Messiah due to leadership ban on use of the Name YHWH)
I prefer to use Yahshua when transliterating because when most folks see Yahushua, they tend to say "YaHOOshua" which is poor pronunciation, but rather YahuSHUA (YowSHUA).
The "hay" in Hebrew is often treated as a vowel letter and more of a breath than an "H" which is why even Jews to this day say "Yudah" (YooDAH) instead of "Yahudah" (YaHOOdah).
It's all about experience and I recommend all believers study as much Hebrew grammar as they have time for :)
Shalom. Max.
What’s the best most accurate version of the Bible I can get with the proper names and titles??
I, personally, prefer the HalleluYah Scriptures, which publishes the most accurate translation I know, and renders the Name in Paleo-Hebrew - the way He wrote it on the Ten Commandments with His own finger.
Also when HaMishiach returns He will have a name that noone knows, correct?
(Psalm 90:12-17)
So teach us TO number our days, That we (may) apply our hearts unTO wisdom. Return, Oh Most High Ahb Yahu'Ah sovereign, how long? And let it repent thee concerning thy servants. Oh satisfy us (early) with thy mercy; That we (may) rejoice and be glad all our days.
And counting:
...1st day/night season of the WorkWeek,
...2nd day/night season of the WorkWeek,
...3rd day/night season of the WorkWeek
...4th day/night season of the WorkWeek,
...5th day/night season of the WorkWeek,
...6th day/night season of the WorkWeek (double up):
...for the morrow’s morning IS the Seventh day/night sAbbAth's season. Emet ❤️
Thank you for this clarification. Please can you recommend any bible app with the correct names Yahweh, Yahshua, and other Hebrew words
Personally, I prefer a hard-copy of the Bible, and utilize a Parallel Hebrew translation published by HalleluYah Scriptures.
If I were to choose a Bible app, I use E-Sword and download the Hebrew, Greek and TS2009 which is close to HalleluYah Scriptures, but uses some odd words in translation.
In both translations, the Names appear in paleo Hebrew (HS) and modern Hebrew (TS2009)
Read more!
Jeremiah 23:27
"They think the dreams they tell one another will make my people forget my name, just as their ancestors forgot my name by worshipping 'the Lord'. "
2Chronicles 7:14
"if my people who are called by my name ..."
Thanks for the teaching of the words, lord and god. I will try not to use them again.
What version of Bible would you recommend? I can't find one that doesn't use Lord and/or God
I can fully recommend the HalleluYah Scriptures which is not only one of the best literal translations, but goes freely to those who genuinely cannot afford and publish the only Restored Names Parallel English Hebrew Version, so you can actually compare the Texts for accuracy!
the Halleluyah Scriptures are awesome !
Definitely agree, love that version of scripture.
How does the Halleluyah Book print | Father and Messiah names?
@@hmnauthor in the Paleo Hebrew form so Yahuah is 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 & Yahushua in its Paleo Hebrew print.
@@clarenceoliveriii thank you for helping. Does the halleluyah bible say the squiggly characters or English characters you wrote? Does it explain the names somewhere and the difference between the revealed names? Why is this Bible preferred by many, you?
@@clarenceoliveriii same as the Cepher. However, I believe that the author of this video is correct. But most importantly, we are never to call our heavenly father the names LORD & GOD. GOD is title so if it’s used, I believe it should be either the Almighty God for the most high God. But I prefer to call Him Heavenly Father because I feel safe calling Him that.
Which Hebrew is this? The original or what they speak now? That would make a definite DIFFERENCE
This is BIBLICAL Hebrew, which, as you rightly point out, is different than modern Hebrew. As mentioned in the video, and contrary to some who malign the Masoretes, if it were not for these scribes, there would be no Hebrew language to debate.
The earliest images I used are from paleo Hebrew (used from 1000BC) showing the spelling of Yahshua, and the Dead Sea Scrolls (300BC) showing Yahushua and the Masoretic Texts (700AD) showing Yahushua with niqqudot.
Is YHWY the same as PTAH? The reason I as is because 4 letters for the name and the Hebrews came out of Egypt. Also, PTAH declared himself as the creator and the creation as stated by PTAH closely resembles Genesis 1-3. Could you help on this subject? Thank you
There is no correlation between Ptah and Yahweh. In fact, one of the oldest hieroglyphs know with the Name of the Hebrew God Yahu has been receiving a bit of attention of late. During the time of Joseph (12th dynasty) the Egyptians also worshiped a moon god Yah, who does seem to bear correlation with Joseph's Elohim (Yahweh, being second in Egypt at the time.
The Four Letters (Tetragrammaton) did NOT come out of Egypt. As you can read throughout Genesis, the Name Yahweh was called on by all the Patriarchs well before the sojourn of the Tribes in Egypt.
What do you think about the name for Hawwah(Eve). As a reference point. I don't know anything about Hebrew but I noticed that there are some of the same letters in Hebrew as in the tetragrammaton for "Hawwah" but in different placements.
And I was looking at this one website and they were pointing out that in the case in of Exodus 3:14 where Yah(glory to his name) says "ehyeh Asher ehyeh" and I am who I am...or I will be who I will be.
In all, what do you think about the following? Based on I what I saw in these two cases I came up with.
YAHWAH what do you think?
If I understand your question, I think I mentioned in the video that names ending in ה (hay) are, as a rule, feminine. There are no male names (that are not abbreviated) that end in "ah" but the ones that end in "eh" (Menashsheh, Mosheh, Yephunneh, Nineweh) and as you mentioned "ehayeh asher ehayey" as opposed to "ahayah."
Yahwah does have a tradition in Aramaic, and as a sister language to Hebrew, so it can't be ruled out, but for me, the weight of historical evidence lies with Yahweh.
@@2besavedcom-7 I remembered that point from the video regarding ending "ah". I was worried that the ending would be feminine, but I was hoping that you would clarify as you just did. Thanks for your insight. Last question; Are there exceptions for the "AH" being feminine as in the cases for the names Yonah, Tsephanyah, Zekaryah, and NehemYah?
@@BTMONE - Yes, all these are actually abbreviations from the Tetragrammaton (Yahweh), Trigrammaton (Yahu) and Digrammaton (Yah).
The full spelling of the names mentioned appear in the Hebrew Texts as Tsephanyahu, Zekharyahu, etc.
Yonah is an odd exception because it is, in fact a feminine word, yet even feminine words can (rarely) be applied as a male name. Wherever yonah is used as a dove, it is as feminine (eg. Gen 8:8, Jer 48:28)
Again, Yahwah can be considered legitimate in Aramaic - consider אלה - Elah (in Daniel and Ezra, both written in Aramaic) in contast to אל - El in the Hebrew Text.
@@2besavedcom-7 thank you for sharing this insight. May YAH Bless you
I have a question as to where I can find a Bible written with His proper name in English?
I, personally, prefer the HalleluYah Scriptures, which publishes the most accurate translation I know, and renders the Name in Paleo-Hebrew - the way He wrote it on the Ten Commandments with His own finger.
Where can you find Hallelujah scriptures? Is that an app or where can you get that version of the Bible?
HalleluYah Scriptures is a physical, hands-on Translation only and is available from the website:
halleluyahscriptures com
It is free to those who genuinely cannot afford, and have a number of other items to aid believers in their walk.
I fear you my be right.
I certainly agree with what you said in your disclaimer. It is more important that we address him by the name that he gave himself even if it is not 100% phonetically correct. The point is that he has a name and it is not HaShem, which in my opinion breaking the commandment in Exo 20:7. At least God can somewhat refer to Elohim. ha shem means "the name" which can refer to anything or anyone, therefore it refers to nothing at all. I cannot think of a more perfect word to make his name naught (nothing). How arrogant to take two words that point to nothing, combine them, and turn them into a proper name for the Creator of all things. The 22 letters in Hebrew are actually signs that point to a higher form of meaning. Therefore, we can know something about our relationship with YHWH (יהוה) by looking at the signs (letter) that make up his name. A name that does not define him, but a name the describes who he is too mankind. I think one day that we will discover that the root of many of our problems stem from the decision by Israel to hide YHWH Elohim from the world. Judaism, Islam, & Christians do not call upon his name.
I agree, sir, and as I say, it's not about being right, but trying to help believers understand some of the basics of Biblical Hebrew and avoid some of the more impossible pronunciations.
I enjoyed the video. However you mentioned that the -ah at the end of the name indicates that the name is feminine such as " Sar-AH", how would you explain the masculine name " ZacarriAH" ?
As mentioned in the video, it's an abbreviation of Zecharayahu.
As an addendum, there are always exceptions (even if very rare) to every rule, which is why it's not absolute proof, but on top of what I have tried to show, it helps confirm the other witnesses.
Also “Noah” and “Yah”
@@justonetime6179 - Again, to repeat myself, Yah is an abbreviation, which means that some abbreviations DO end in "ah" by default, but Noach actually ends in a "chet," not a "hay" (נֹחַ) which is why I ask in the video for believers to LEARN HEBREW :)
@@justonetime6179 true only thing YAH is an abbreviation.
Sorry if you touched on this already but why is it not a V sound instead of “w” ??
Don't be sorry. It's a common question.
Hebrew has evolved quite a bit, considering the exile years in Babylon where the entire script was changed, then through the Greco-Roman and the scattered Jews of Europe. The V sound of the waw (vav) is a modern construct and the early Hebrew already had a V sound (the soft Beth as in Avraham). You can hear it today in the language of Germanic peoples (where the V sound developed) when they say "weiss" - white (veiss) or "wasser" - water (vasser).
The same applies in English with the J when Germanic languages say ja - yes (ya) or "hallelujah" - HalleluYah!
I encourage everyone to do a short course or purchase a simple Book on Biblical Hebrew. All these simple questions are answered.
Hi my friend - what was your conclusion on the Sons name? Yahushua or Yahshua or both?
Three are used in the Hebrew Texts:
Yahushua (יהושוע) Full spelling with Trigrammaton
Yahshua (יהשוע) Abbr. spelling with Digrammaton
Yeshua/Y'shua (ישוע) full abbreviation and common around the 2nd Temple Period after the Heads and Scribes had banned the use of the Name of the Almighty.
I have a question as I am very concerned on this matter. Does this mean that I am not born again since I was born again in the name of Jesus, even though it is referring to the same person.
Yahweh understands our ignorance and even the most basic believer who recognizes sin in their life (even if it's only one) can still repent and be saved, but from there, the Scriptures indicate we are to read the Law and obey. Most of us started on the road and understood Jes*s as the risen Son of G*d, but as we learn, we adjust and repent of old misunderstandings. My wife and I chose to be re-baptised in the Name of Yahshua, as we personally see Jes*s and Yahshua as two different entities. A bit like Santa vs. the historical St. Nicholas.
@@2besavedcom-7 But how are you sure it is Yahshua
@@ifeanyichukwu3644 - If you watch the video, you will be certain also. The full spelling is Yahushua, but as with many names in Hebrew, there are abbreviations which include: Yahshua and Yeshua.
Yahuweh YLShadday through Yahushuah HaMashyach
Is that the Paleo Hebrew or Modern Hebrew?
In Paleo Hebrew, which is the most ancient Hebrew, there was no "E, F, I, J, O, V, or W"
Just to clarify, there is no A, no B, C, D, E, F, G, etc in Hebrew. We use English letters to try to represent letters in foreign alphabets and the process of writing a Hebrew name (or any foreign name) is called transliteration.
One could transliterate Yahweh as Yaueh, Iaue, Yahway etc. and as long as it's representing the pronunciation, it's fine.
There is an E (א) sound in Hebrew and F (פ) an I (י) an O (ו) which can function as a W in both modern and paleo Hebrew in case you're interested :)
I encourage you to get a book on Biblical Hebrew and learn the language!
I love the father, we were taught Yahusha. Is that okay? Or must we use Yahweh?
As I say, we are all learning and as our knowledge increases, so will our pronunciations, and I believe the Father sees us trying. Yahwah or Yahweh is fine in my estimation although as I point out, Yahweh has more historical evidential support.
Yahusha is just a total lack of Hebrew language understanding and is either Yahshua or Yahushua or abbreviated to Y'eshua.
Do you have a video explaining the name Jehovah?
There's literally hundreds of articles and possibly numerous videos on the subject.
Even the editor of the JW Watchtower magazine admitted it's a "blunder."
“By combining the vowel signs of Adhonay and Elohim with the four consonants of the Tetragrammaton the pronunciations Yehowah and Yehowih were formed. The first of these provided the basis for the Latinized form 'Jehova(h).' The first recorded use of this form dates from the thirteenth century C.E. Raymundus Martini, a Spanish monk of the Dominican Order, used it in his book Pugeo Fidei of the year 1270. Hebrew scholars generally favor 'Yahweh' as the most likely pronunciation.”
(Aid to Bible Understanding, Watchtower Bible And Tract Society, 1971, pp. 884, 885.)
Hallo, würde so gerne alles in Deutsch hören.
Ist es möglich ?
Es tut mir leid, ich kann kein Deutsch...
Du kannst die Schriftstellen recherchieren, um dieses Thema selbst zu studieren. :)
You did not mention His name YAH of Psalms 68:4, does it has a meaning?
Yah is simply a contracted/abbreviated form of the full Name of Yahweh and means the same as Yahweh - I am that which I am.
It's no different if your name was Robert and someone called you Rob. Same meaning as the short version.
Very well done. I also went from YAHWEH to YAHUAH. In pronouncing YAHUAH I went from YAH hoo ah to YAH oo ah reasoning that YAH should have the emphasis, so the hey should stay at the end of YA, in silence. Anyway, your argument supporting YAHWEH has merit and I'm definitely praying about this. And the sha of Yahusha being feminine convinces me that YAHUSHUA is correct. That earned you a like and subscription. Keep up the Good Work! I love ABBA Father with all my heart and want to show Him the most respect and worship that I possibly can. HALLELUYAH! In Messiah, David from Illinois
Thank you for your honest response. For me, it's simply about "evidence" and until any historical proof shows up for either Yahuah or Yahusha, I must follow the evidence.
And again, we are all at different stages of learning, and as long as we are doing our best, Yah sees that and overlooks our ignorance.
Shua means may His name be blotted out please search this out
@@natand4297 - Either watch the video, or don't bother commenting. Yahshua is not based on the root word "shua." There is no linguist who ever said such a thing.
It is based on Yahu and yasha with the waw making "saved" become "salvation."
@@natand4297 I thought "Yeshu" meant "blotted out" in Aramaic (not hebrew)...seeking on this ..thanks you mentioned this....this bothers me a lot "Yeshua/Yeshu" thing.
I figured out Dr. Pigeon's point of view. Basically he believes that Hebrew does have vowels. The Aleph, Heh, Vav, Yod, and Ayin. If there is no vowel between consonants then you just pronounce the consonants.
Yeah and since there was initially no vowel markings in the Aramaic Block script (Hebrew), then the people were able to change an distort some meanings and words by adding them. Even hide the divine name of YHWH.
@@DoubtingThomasTestsEverything - I'm not sure if Mr. Pigeon holds completely to that theory, and for example the word qodesh (qoph, dalet, shin) has no vowels, therefore how would one pronounce qdsh without vowels? I have seen some suggest that you always insert an "a" for a vowel in these situations, which is simply ridiculous, otherwise how would one distinguish between these words spelled exactly the same in Hebrew?
qodesh (holy) and qadash (temple prostitute) and Qadesh (a place).
There are hundreds of Hebrew words spelled exactly the same, but with different vowels inserted that define the meaning and that is what the Masoretes have preserved.
@@2besavedcom-7 I'm taking his Hebrew class in Cepher Academy. What he is doing in those instances is Pronouncing the consonants. So if there is a Beyit then he says "beh" as if he's just pronouncing the B. So for that word I imagine he would just pronounce it as Qoh-De-sh. It's what he's been doing in class.
But it seems to have a lot to do with how his translation will vary from the others. How he goes about translating and the things that he looks for in the scrolls is pretty amazing.
I'm pretty much a beginner in my Hebrew journey so I have a ton to learn in his class. I think you would like it as well, but since you seem to already be near fluent in reading and understanding, I'm not sure if his class would be as helpful to you right now like it is for me. It costs $46 / month for 6 months. After that the rest of the classes for the course are free.
He went over 2, 1 hour long lessons on the Hebrew letters and a lot of general knowledge and the difference between what he does and others do. Then he's done 1 hour on the Aleph, and 1 hour on the Beyit and he'll have another one on Wednesday. But if you want to give me a question I'll ask him on the Zoom call on Wednesday and let you know what he says.
Not sure if you can tell, but I don't really care about being right or wrong. I just want to learn as many differing viewpoints as I can. Pigeon is awesome because he's way different. It seems like most other people on board with the vowel markings and I have material, I'm reading about that as well. But I'm pretty sure that I'm not mis-representing him so far. But I'm sure he would be able to explain in more detail exactly how he solves your above problem as I'm not exactly the scholar here haha.
@@DoubtingThomasTestsEverything - To be honest, I'm very wary of someone who is so different from actual Biblical scholars and those who are Hebrew speakers and experts in the Masoretic niqqud, that they cannot be trusted. The example I gave in comparing Greek transliteration in the LXX is valid because there is absolutely NO excuse for renaming Yisra'el to Yashar'el specifically when the Text describes why Ya'aqov was give the name Yisra'el!
Not only that, but the Cepher is simply a copy and paste from the KJV, retaining a handful of Hebrew words for no logical reason with a few thousand aleph-tau's randomly thrown in, yet carrying over a large number of errors.
One egregious error right in Gen 1:5 has misled many into following the tradition of evening to evening Sabbath!
Can you recommend me a good Bible to buy
I can fully recommend the HalleluYah Scriptures which is not only one of the best literal translations, but goes freely to those who genuinely cannot afford and publish the only Restored Names Parallel English Hebrew Version, so you can actually compare the Texts for accuracy!
So I'm confused after watching this video. Still confused. What are their names??
The historical written and oral evidence points to:
Yahweh the Father.
Yahshua the Son.
Hey I came here because I heard that the real name is not Yahweh but Yahuah, I saw your video and it was really good, I have a link and give me some feedback on it on what you think
The link didn't show up and I'm unsure if you can post external links on TH-cam.
Feel free to email me at the email listed in the description if you like.
Max.
@@2besavedcom-7 I just sent the link in the comment of TH-cam if it gets deleted I will email you
@@2besavedcom-7 let me email you TH-cam isn’t going to let me send the link
@@2besavedcom-7 I’ve tried like four times
"You call Me GOD, but you do not treat Me as your GOD"
No. No, I do not call Yahweh Elohim by a pagan title, unless I misunderstood the meaning of your post?
Isn't Jove another name for Jupiter. Your statue of Jove has horns like Baphomet. I don't think Jove equated to Yahweh and if it does, then I would question Yahweh as the Most High because He has no image except Messiah. Except the pronunciation has the Oo as the third letter like Yahuah, not Yahweh. I'm quite confused.
Jove is just another example of pagan religions borrowing from the truth, eg Yah the Egyptian moon god. Adonis the Greek god of love and Jove/Jupiter the top God of Rome.
The Roman letters are: I O U E - Yoweh.
I need help for the name...I'm fijian we translate jehova into Jiova
If the Fijian language has the same vowel system we have here for the Maori language, you would pronounce the Name IAUE (ee-ah-oo-eh)
What's the difference between Yeshua vs Yahshua. Do these two have different meanings ?
No, it's the same Name, but abbreviated, a bit like Yah & Yahweh or Yahochanan & Yochanan (John).
Yahushua (יהושוע) is the full spelling - with the Trigrammaton - Yahu
Yahshua (יהשוע) with the Digrammaton - Yah
Yeshua/Y'shua (ישוע) with just a yod.
The last spelling was very common around the time of the Messiah when the Name (Yahweh) was considered ineffable.
So with that being said. When the Messiah came to be and Miriam was told to call him a name do you think it was Yeshua or Yahshua. Ty for your feedback.
LSB translation uses Yahweh through out the Old Testament instead of lord in caps
That's both interesting and commendable! I did some quick research and was a wee bit confused when I did a search (on the official site) for "Yahweh" and found that it only appears 5802 times, when even the standard MT renders it 6807 times. I know most Bibles don't yet acknowledge the 120 odd additional times Yahweh appears in the DSS but I'm wondering what happened to the other 1005 in the LSB.