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What about YHWH or YAHWEH?
I own an Authorized King James Version and is the only Bible I trust, as I believe all modern versions are indeed corrupt. I'm a new believer (having been saved for a few months now) and have a question for you brothers and sisters of the faith. I know that the King James Version tells us that the name of the Father is JEHOVAH. Still, I can't help but wonder about the other names I heard other people call the Father. What about YHWH or YAHWEH? Do any of you have any idea why the translators decided not to acknowledge these supposed names of the Father? Are these names even valid?
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Will Kinney's page is good, and it links to a very good site as well. Here is brother Will's site and the site he links to.
http://www.geocities.com/brandplucked/JEH.html http://www.lamblion.net/Articles/Sco...s/jehovah1.htm Peace and Love, Stephen |
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In Jesus' Name, Rolando |
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Peace and Love, Stephen |
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Here is another article on this topic: http://av1611.com/kjbp/ridiculous-kj...hova-YHVH.html
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In Jesus' Name, Rolando |
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I don't even think Hebrew has a "W" sound on its own. That being w as in water
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Hebrew doesn't have a hard-J sound. It is pronounced with a Y sound. "Joshua" is pronounced "yeh-ho-shu'-ah", "Jerusalem" is pronounced "yer-u-sha-lah'-im", etc. It's why we pronounce "Hallelujah" (which means "Praise Ya(hovah)/Ya(weh)") as "hah-lay-lu-yah" and not "hah-lay-lu-jeh".
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Hi Folks,
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The major problem with the 'yahweh' paganism is its origin (both the pagan connections in ancient times and its modern fascination to the German criticism schools in recent times - in fact those connections appear likely to be themself connected since the criticism schools are quick to associate Jehovah with pagan deities in other cultures). Also the wrong number of syllables and its incorrect vowels. Personally I consider Jehovah and Yehovah as largely equivalent, and even Yehowah is along the same lines. ie. If somebody used that pronunciation to match their Hebrew dialect I could accept that fine. Shalom, Steven Avery |
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