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Response: His name is Yahuwah and His Son is Yahuwshua

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Leslie,
I don't manage this website full-time, so I appreciate your patience in my moderating comments... especially those as lengthy as what you posted. If I didn't moderate them, there would be an enormous amount of comments regarding Viagra, handbags, and other silliness... which I believe are a bit distracting of the general purpose of this site. Wouldn't you agree?

First of all, if you read my article above in its entirety, you'll see I've added several links to articles with alternative pronunciations of the Great Name. The pronunciation of "Yehovah" is not my blind and emotional-filled agenda-push. Truth is my agenda... and I readily admit that ultimately the pronunciation of "Yehovah" may be wrong.. at least partially. This is why I tried to frame the above study as non-dogmatic and exhaustive as possible... and allow others to see that there are other alternatives. Have you done the same?

Secondly, you give much credibility to Mr. Strong. Is it not interesting to you that even the Strong's Concordance gives "yeh-ho-vaw" as the pronunciation of H3068 ?

Thirdly, below are the 27 name proofs from the study you provided: "Publish the Name of Yahuwah" by B. Earl Allen. According to Mr. Strong (and even the notable Wilhelm Gesenius), all of these Hebrew names are 'traditinoally' believed to be pronounced with the prefix of "Yeho-" or "Yehu-", NOT "Yahu-". I basically extracted the following pronunciation list from my Strongs (using e-Sword). This begs the question, what Strongs are you and Mr. Allen looking at? Or is he looking at some other extraction? If so, that is fine, but what is it?

Strongs   Common     Pronunciation
#3057     Jehudijah       yeh-hoo-dee-yaw'
#3058     Jehu              yay-hoo'
#3059     Jehoahaz        yeh-ho-aw-khawz'
#3060     Jehoash         yeh-ho-awsh'
#3061     Jehud            yeh-hood'
#3063     Judah            yeh-hoo-daw'
#3064     Jew               yeh-hoo-dee'
#3067     Judith            yeh-hoo-deeth'
#3068     Jehovah         yeh-ho-vaw'
#3075     Jehozabad      yeh-ho-zaw-bawd'
#3076     Jehohanan     yeh-ho-khaw-nawn'
#3077     Jehoiada        yeh-ho-yaw-daw'
#3078     Jehoiada        yeh-ho-yaw-keen'
#3079     Jehoiakim       yeh-ho-yaw-keem'
#3080     Jehoiarib        yeh-ho-yaw-reeb'
#3081     Jehucal          yeh-hoo-kal'
#3082     Jehonadab     yeh-ho-naw-dawb'
#3083     Jehonathan    yeh-ho-naw-thawn'
#3084     Jehoscph       yeh-ho-safe'
#3085     Jehoadah       yeh-ho-ad-daw'
#3086     Jehoaddan     yeh-ho-ad-dawn'
#3087     Jehozadak      yeh-ho-tsaw-dawk'
#3088     Jehoram         yeh-ho-rawm'
#3089     Jehosheba      yeh-ho-sheh'-bah
#3090     Jehoshabeath  yeh-ho-shab-ath'
#3091     Jehoshua        yeh-ho-shoo'-ah
#3092     Jehoshaphat   yeh-ho-shaw-fawt'

Fourthly, "calling on the Name" to be "delivered" or "saved" has more to do with calling upon His Person/Existence than just calling upon Him with an accurate pronunciation. The individual using the pronunciation of 'Yahweh' is still calling on the Elohim of Abraham, Isaak, and Jacob. Just as when I use the pronunciation of 'Yehovah' or you use 'Yahuwah'. We're calling on the SAME Person and the SAME All Eternal, All Existing One. We're not calling on a One that doesn't exist... like the pagans do. He does exist and He knows his children are calling on Him, even if they aren't using the most accurate pronunciation. Not understanding this puts you in a very lonely and unnecessary predicament... especially if you think only those who use "Yahuwah" are truly "saved". That is just ridiculous... in my view. 

Shalom to you and yours,
Hanok

 

Last Updated on Saturday, 19 December 2009 22:44  
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Comment: the Name was pronounced as 'Yahweh'
1 Thursday, 24 December 2009 02:02
shiloh2020
Hi...The encyclopedia Judaica states that the Name was pronounced as 'Yahweh' and that this pronunciation was extant the 2nd century CE. The 'rabbis' today seem to think it noble to hide the Name but then the 'catholic' bishops kept scripture to themselves and wouldn't let ordinary people read it. If we take the Name as Yod-Heh-Vav-Heh and insert a Shin in the middle we have Yod-Heh-Shin-Vav-Heh. The pronunciation of this name is Yahushua and the symbolic definition is "the salvation of Yah". I agree with Hanok in that it is the Person you are calling on. Over the years I have been called several good names. My birth name is Joseph but my friends sometimes call me Joe. Some call me Joey and in California I had to take up the name of Joel because there were too many Josephs and Joes in our group there. Hanok has the very good idea that it is the Person and I go along with that. Our Messiah knows you and He loves you. He is a Being and not computer.You can make a mistake and live to tell about it. (that's a joke, you know)

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