What's In a Name? - Yahuah Is Life

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Notice: In example #1, the meaning of the Hebrew word was given, but in example #2; it was not. Example #2 only contains the way the name would be written in the English, but the word still had not been translated until example #3. Remember, names are not translated, they are transliterated. Once we begin to understand and apply this rule, we can more effectively grab hold of the fact that no matter what language we speak: people’s names are always the same. Michael Jordan is Michael Jordan in every language. There may be a few nuances in the way different accents annunciate the name - but the ultimate goal is to get as close to the original sound as possible, matching alphabetical function to function: this is called transliteration. Jean Claude Van Damme is Jean Claude Van Damme in every language. With Van Damme, we even try our best to pronounce “Jean” as “Zjhaun”, so as to pronounce his name the way it should be. Names don’t change. Unfortunately, this has not been the case in transliterating the Father’s Name. The Father’s Name has been removed from virtually every English translation (almost 7,000 times), and has been replaced with titles like “lord” and “god.” Remember commandment #3: Shamuṭh/Exodus 20:7 reads, “You shall not lift up/take away ta the Name of hwhy your Ålahým to ruin/desolation, for hwhy ta will not leave unpunished he who lifts up ta His Name to ruin.” Do you think that removing His Name almost 7,000 times is not truly the same as taking it away Because of our sins, we are captives in a world that does not respect the Name of ‏.יהוה Many religious sects have gone through great extremes to mask the true Name of the Sovereign of the Universe. Let us begin with a letter for letter transliteration of יהוה and learn what His Name really is. And The Name Is “Thus you are to say to the children of Yashar῾ål/Israel: ‏,יהוה Ålahým of your fathers has sent me to you. THIS IS MY NAME FOREVER!!! AND THIS IS MY MARK TO ALL GENERATIONS!” Shamuṭh/Exodus 3:15. The evidence is very clear: the Most High had a specified Name that could never change! It is important to remember that I am writing the Father’s Name as it ‏יהוה appears in the Interlinear text, making use of the Modern Hebrew script. How do we pronounce The first letter from the Hebrew in the Name is yd ‏.י The yd makes the ‘y’ sound as in yard, this is transliterated into English with the letter ‘Y’. The next letter is ha ‏.ה Ha makes a breathy ‘h’ sound as in hhop (when it is not the first letter of a word, ha will render a breath sound, depending on the letter preceding it - i.e. Judah), this is transliterated into English with the letter ‘H’. Now we have ‘YH’, which is pronounced YAH. Many stop here because of the wording found in Ṭahalým/Psalms 68:4, “By His Name YAH,” but this song was written long after the fuller form of the Name we are dissecting (You will also note that YAH (H# 3050) is a shortened form of the word we are now trying to break down: Some translations render ‘YAH’ as ‘JAH’. There is no sound similar to the sound made by the ‏.(יהוה letter ‘j’ in Âbrý, and the use of the letter ‘j’ in English as a hard consonant is only a few hundred years old (it originally made the ‘y’ sound as well). If you look at a dictionary of Hebrew words for the word ‘JAH’, you will see the Strong’s H# 3050. When you turn to H# 3050, you will see that ‘JAH’ in Hebrew is yd ha ‏,יה and renders a pronunciation of ‘YAH’; (the extra ‘h’ listed by Strong’s is used to illustrate
that the ‘ha’ yields a breathy sound). So, the first two letters of the Name will give us ‘YAH’ not ‘JAH’. Keep in mind, when you say Hallelujah, despite the suffix JAH, you actually pronounce it as Yah.. The next letter of the Name causes much confusion, but since we are doing a letter for letter transliteration of the Name: let us break down the uau ו (pronounced oo-au , but very quickly, in a smooth breath). Remember, we are trying to transliterate from Âbrý to English…so all we need is undeniable proof of what sound the uau makes when it follows yd ha ‏.(יה)‏ Let us look at some examples ‏:(יה ו ( uau of yd ha + 1. H# 138: אדנ (Ådn) + יהו (Yhu) = אדניהו (ÅdnY a hu) 2. H# 29: אב (Åb) + יהו (Yhu) = אביהו (ÅbY a hu) 3. H# 558: אמץ (Åmts) + יהו (Yhu) = אמציהו (Åm a tsY a hu) 4. H# 5818: עז (Âz) + יהו (Yhu) = עזיהו (ÂzY a hu) 5. H# 6271: עתל (Âthl) + יהו (Yhu) = עתליהו (Âth a lY a hu) 6. H# 5838: עזר (Âzr) + יהו (Yhu) = עזריהו (Âz a rY a hu) 7. H# 683: אצל (Åtsl) + יהו (Yhu) = אצליהו (Åts a lY a hu) 8. H# 5812: עזז (Âzz) + יהו (Yhu) = עזזיהו (Âz a zY a hu) 9. H# 5718: עד (Âd) + יהו (Yhu) = עדיהו (ÂdY a hu) 10. H# 5662: עזז (Âbd) + יהו (Yhu) = עזזיהו (Âb a dY a hu) These are merely ten of more than one hundred examples that witness to the basic function of the uau character: an oo sound (as in cool). Without fail, yd ha uau ‏,יהו will always render the sound of ya-hoo (written as Yahu). The final letter of the Father’s Name is ha ‏.ה The ha ה normally gives the ‘h’ sound at the beginning of a word. If the ha ה comes in the middle or at the end of a word (in most cases), the sound is changed to a breathy ‘ahh.’ This is why ha uau ha הוה gives HU-AH (hoo-ah) and not HUH (hoo). Now, when we put it all together, the Father’s Name is yd ha uau ha ‏:יהוה Y A HU A H (Ya-Hoo-Ah)! Yahuah & Yahudah Now, let us look at Yahudah (Judah) and discover how this tribe carries the Name of the Father. Yahudah is written as yd ha uau dalath ha יהודה (dalath gives the d sound). Yahudah has five Hebrew letters and Yahuah has four. The difference between Yahuah יהוה and Yahudah יהודה is the dalath ‏.ד If you ‏:יהוה you now have yd ha uau ha ‏,יהודה from Yahudah ד remove the dalath YAHU~ AH! A beautiful transliteration of the most Set-Apart Name one could ever speak: YAHUAH! The Name of the Father is YAHUAH (English) - יהוה (Modern Hebraic script) - hwhy (Ancient script). Yahweh
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