I appreciate your teaching. while preaching through Esther, this was revealed: The LORD Himself hid his name from us in preparation for the revelation of another name which would be mentioned in every tongue and tribe, Yeshua. And Yeshua, Yexu in my native tongue, revealed that we address the LORD as Father. So Father is not a tile to me but the name of my God.
The rood awakening has done multiple teachings/ episodes on this topic and there appears to be some groundbreaking relatively new proof in the favor of Yehovah.
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature: יהיה - yehyeh - He will be הוה - hoveh - He is היה - hayah - He was The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations. And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
@@nazorean This is based on the tradition written in the Talmud in Pesachim 50a : " In this world it is written YHVH and read ADONAY. In the world to come it is written YHVH and read YHVH." When it comes to the term " written YHVH" it literally means written according to its exact pronounciation . So in this world it is written according to its proper pronounciation and read ADONAY and in the world to come it is written according to its proper pronounciation and read according to its proper pronounciation. This interpretation is supported by the tradition itself. The greatest grammarian in the Jewish world in the 16-17th , Rabbi Shabbethai Sofer wrote in 1608 referring to the Talmud , Pesachim 50a : "This World, it is WRITTEN YH[VH] and read Ado[nai] . In the World to Come, it will be WRITTEN YH[VH] and read YH[VH]. And behold, when it is read as YH[VH] in the World to Come, then its vowels will be SHACH”AK *." Published in: Teshuvot HaGeonim, Amsterdam 1707, folio 3b. *SHaCHa'K : is a Hebrew acronym that stands for the vowels " Shva Cholam Kamatz "the three vowels in the original pronunciation of God's holy Name ALREADY PROVIDED in the codices and several manuscripts , written " Ye.ho.wa" ,the name that will b spoken only in the world to come. So the unique interpretation of " the name is written YHVH and read ADONAY "= The name is written according to its proper pronounciation and read ADONAY. No qere Ketiv ! That's how the Sages understood it , then the masoretes came and had provided its authentic vowels although made all the possible way so it could b read Adonay . All the grammatical rules applied to the word Adonay are applied to YHVH to reflect the strict tradition of reading it as Adonay but the name is written according to its letters. And it is only it is read Adonay that it preserves its authentic vowels not Èlohim . The name goes hand in hand with Adonay . No room for Qere Ketiv . Those who don't read it in the light of the tradition won't see it . The name becomes completely invisible to them . The name has always been known as " v' hayah v'hôvèh v' Yih'yèh" in one word . That's what the Sages have always taught ,the Tetragrammaton as the embodiment of the" past , present, future" all in one.
Errors found in this video: Comment to prefix/suffix case in video, time: 20:00; Prefix Yah actually occurs in Leningrad Codex Psalm 144:15 in form Yahvah (yad, hataf patah, he, vav, qamats, he) Then comment to the claim that "form 'Jehovah' appears more often than form 'Jehovih'" in video at time: 47:30; Leningrad Codex: Jehovah: 50 times. Jehovih: 33 times. Aleppo Codex: Jehovah: approx. 10 times. Jehovih: 270 times.
@@aldenvidal Obviously you aren't talking about codices/codexes/hebrew manuscripts. There is no place what so ever that tetragrammaton has 'Jah' as first syllable. That's simply untrue. Only Psalm 144:15 (only in Leningrad codex) have it, but it seems to be a masoretic mistake when it compares to other manuscripts. What comes to form 'jah' in 'hallelu-jah' it is in LAST syllable. Like it always be in theophoric names at the end. Suffix is 'jah' or 'jahu', but the prefix is always 'jo' or 'jeho'. Actually first syllable in tetragrammatons and in theophoric names is always 'jeho' or 'jo'. Most of the tetragrammatons has no middle vowel, but everytime it appears, it is vowel 'o'. Poetic for 'Jah' or suffix 'jah' tells itself that it is abbreviation of tetragrammaton. J=jod, a=qamats and h=he.
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature: יהיה - yehyeh - He will be הוה - hoveh - He is היה - hayah - He was The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations. And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
I have listened your video HaShem part 1-4. It is nice and well. I see it as it is informational, educational, motivational and inspirational. In the Bible numbers has meaning, Moses has died at age of hundred and twenty.( Deuteronomy,34:7) In the Bible GOD says my spirit shall not abide in man for ever, for he is flesh; his days shall be a hundred and twenty years' (Gen. 6:3). In those days Peter stood up among the believers (a group numbering about a hundred and twenty.(Acts,1:15), Your Ministry is 119. Specially i appreciate if you describe to me about 119 also. Thank you.
You really think that any Jewish scribe would purposely throw random vowels into Hashem to cover up the pronunciation? Give me a break! The addition or removal of one vowel completely changes the meaning of the word! That could potentially render blasphemous pronunciations. The mission of the masoretes was to PRESERVE niqqud for future generations, not destroy it. And the second I hear the "adonay vowels" myth, I completely discredit the speaker. There is zero solid evidence of this myth.
If you the King by Yeshua then it's hard for his Father's name to be Yahwey. Yeshua is short for Yehoshua both mean the same . YeHoVaH saves. Mat. 1.21 you shall call his name Yeshua because yoshia He will save Shalom
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature: יהיה - yehyeh - He will be הוה - hoveh - He is היה - hayah - He was The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations. And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
Thought, given the prefix issue, if it truly is Yah...then wouldn’t the true name of Jesus more likely not be Yeshua, but Yahshua? Look at the Hebrew lexicon for Joshua in the Old Testament for insight on the two words making up the name and see what you think.
One main thing to consider over all is there was no w sound in ancient Hebrew. A w sound of any language is not found until 7th century bc. Therefor, no matter the pronunciation it would still be with vav, a V sound.
You favor Yahweh and think Yehovah is least likely...are you joking? The supposed root of Yahweh is "havah" which does not exist in any Biblical Hebrew literature! It's a made up verb form by Gesenius to help promote the Yahweh pronunciation.
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature: יהיה - yehyeh - He will be הוה - hoveh - He is היה - hayah - He was The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations. And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
hi im from the philippines, the answer is very simple, ha shem is in the word haleluwyah/haleluyah or the name yahuwdah/yahudah. see it for yourself. ty.
Not that simple, man. Compare Spanish and Portuguese pronunciation of J/G? So why do you compare oranges with apples? I say Arabic waw original pronunciation was lost and Hebrew vav IS the real one.
Your "logic" does not take inot account that the MESSIANIC Jewish scribes which produced the Hebrew gospels HAD NO AGENDA to hide the Name. Guess what they show? YeHoVAH. See Miles Jones and his treatise on the Hebrew gospels. Jones has apparently abandoned the pronunciation as Yahweh given these discoveries.
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature: יהיה - yehyeh - He will be הוה - hoveh - He is היה - hayah - He was The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations. And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
In Nigeria where there are people who are decedents of the Israelites believe the name is Yeve (Yehveh). They know this bc some tribes still use paleo Hebrew and are able to properly translate the name from it. There is a UA-camr by the name of Rabbi Basil who explains this. Please check it out and tell me what you think. I’m very interested
@@repentpray6335 Just wondering if you knew that Gordon is not a Christian and is in fact a Pharisee, which is not to condemn him, but to say that he might have a different agenda from that of Christians.
@@ThePropriate Actually Nehemiah is a Karaite Jew that dosen't believe in anything else but Tanakh alone (Old Testament Scriptures) no Talmud or Mishnah or Zohar. I am very well familiar with his work and life story and so far he is the only one who presented actual evidence ( more than 1000 Scriptures + many private letters from one Rabbi to another) from which is more than clear how to pronounce The Name without a shadow of doubt. I can tell you as well that he loves our Heavenly Father Yehovah with all his hart. He is still blinded regarding Messiah Yehoshua but that is for a reason and for the time being and I am sure that he will come to the truth when our Father decides to reveal it to him. As far as the motivation goes you should read his book "Shattering Conspiracy Of Silence" that is very clearly stating his motive. Like our Messiah Yehoshua said in John 7:24 " Do not judge according to appearance but judge by righteous judgment " Peace to you brother.
Ok, 119 one question only: is earth immovable center of the universe that sun moon and stars are revolving around - or earth is spinning ball shooting around the sun and trough space..?
If you want them to answer a question for you, you can go to their website and ask it there. They don't generally get involved in comments on videos, though, because too many people behave so poorly here. Many of their videos are even closed to comments for that reason. But they are very good about answering questions submitted with sincerity through their website. I speak from experience.
@@penelopetwain8332 thank you but I know answer on this question it is answered many times in the Holy Scriptures. I was just wondering do they know, because as far as I can see they understand Scriptures much better than majority of believers and I agree whit how they understand the Scriptures, that is correct, for the most of the subjects. I have learned quite a bit from their teachings. I am just disappointed when I see something like this teaching or when I see imaginary round spinning ball that is part of the false "cosmology" that is clearly contrary to the Scriptures account of creation from Genesis in their videos it just takes away from their credibility as teachers.. Often I wonder is there any ministry out there that teaches whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help them YHVH..
The ground underneath you and the globe (circling sun) are two different things. Furthermore, my scientific calendar speaks about sunrise and sunset times. You know exactly how reference frame, context and other rhetoric factors affect the texts to be written. Please, do not confuse the less endowed and less informed with your 'wisdom'. Stop your lame trolling - forever!
Gentiles! Jeremiah 16.19-21 Yehovah Yehovah Yehovah Abraham Isaac Jacob We don't even need the vowels, but to reject the vowels= How can we have the Bible in English? Thats how easy it is to know the pronounced name of Yehovah
I am responding out of concern for what has been taught in the HaShem Series. In Part 3 you said that you did not have a Hebrew scholar on staff. This fact alone should have stopped you from teaching on this subject. I have been studying Hebrew for 15 years and you are saying things that are popularly thought as correct but is factually untrue. I was disappointed when you went over the arguments for the letter vav having the “v” sound and then gave the arguments why it is not the “v” sound but didn’t do this for the view that it has the “w” sound. All the evidence you presented for the “w” sound is that this is what the experts say. You are not following your motto - Test Everything - so I will do that for you. In part 4 you said that the name can’t be Y’hovah because it is sometimes written that way in the Masoretic text - I think you specified Leningrad - and since they were hiding the Name they would not have spelled it that way. So, using your same logic, wouldn’t the modern-day experts, who are mostly Jewish, and are forbidden to pronounce His Name also would be doing the same thing today? The answer is yes, they are hiding the Name and they are not going to help you. The experts say that YHVH has the vowels of Adonai and that it is a qere ketiv. This is not something that there is no evidence for and is truly speculation like how a word was pronounced in ancient Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic etc. All you have to do is open a Hebrew Bible to test this and see if it is true. Sometimes the Name is spelled as Yehovih - which does have the vowels of Elohim and therefore is clearly qere ketiv. The problem is that YHVH DOES NOT have the same vowels as Adonai. Adonai has THREE vowels which are: 1) chataf patach, 2) holem and 3) kamats-yod. YHVH, as written in the Masoretic text has TWO vowels which are: 1) S’vah and 2) Kamats. So how can they be the same vowels if Adonai has THREE vowels and YHVH has TWO. If you open up a Hebrew Bible and compare these words the vowels don’t look the same and if you knew basic Hebrew then you would know they don’t sound the same. Since the vowels of Adonai and YHVH are NOT the same they can’t be a qere ketiv. Another mistake you made in part 4 was in the chart you presented. You said that if you take the holem out of Yehovah then you have Yehvah. It makes sense if you only know English but this is not true in Hebrew. If you take the holem out if Yehovah then you get the spelling that occurs 99% of the time in the Masoretic text and it is not pronounced Yehvah. This would be true if you replaced the s’vah with a tsere. Since it is a svah it makes the word unpronounceable. This is because the s’vah is taught two different ways - either it is not a vowel or it is a half-vowel. Either way a syllable has to have a full vowel so taking out the holem renders it unpronounceable. I see you have a Learn Biblical Hebrew series. Why don’t you watch it and please do your homework by opening up a Hebrew Bible and testing what the experts say. If I am misunderstanding this then please point out to me in the Hebrew Bible where YHVH has the three vowels found in Adonai.
I would to add that the vowels E U E I were never brought up as what Josephus could have described as being on the High Priest's crown. Pronounced right to left as "ee-eh-oo-eh", said quickly is Yehweh which would be more in line with Yeshua. After all did not Yeshua say he had come in his Father's name. Yah just does not fit,..keep in mind as well during the time of translating of Hebrew into English, it was a period of Gnostism and Yah a moon god worship. I believe this could have been deliberately slipped into the translation of scripture. After all, weren't the scribes reproved over their false pens in Je8:8?
First of all, I E U E are the Greek letters from YHWH. When the the Greeks adopted the Phoenician alphabet (the same alphabet the ancient Hebrews used before the exile), they changed it to fit their own language. The Yod became "iota", the Heh became "Epsilon", and the Waw/Vav became "Upsilon". Four vowels in Greek; Josephus was giving the Greek transliteration of YHWH. Second, the name "Yah" is not the name of a moon god. Yah is the shortened form of Yahweh, the Creator's true name. Yahweh is an archaic Hebrew verb form meaning "He who is" which describes the eternal nature and unchanging attributes of God. It is derived from the Hebrew word "hayah" (to be). If there is some pagan god named "yah" then it is simply coincidence as many languages have similar looking words with completely different meanings. The name Yeshua (also written as Yehoshua) is a name meaning "Yahweh is salvation". This is why Gabriel said the Son's name would be Yeshua, because he was God and would save people from their sins.
@@OrsvikEnnin ..there indeed considerable confusion that the adversary leads sway over our Creator's name. Your reply to a comment I submitted some 4 months back while appreciated is based on errors built on errors over centuries of repeated falsehoods. Keep studying, and by the way EUEI comes from an English pronunciation of the tetragrammaton "not" a Greek translation. It's best we strive to move forward in our "new walk" understanding what we have been given to understand and focus on loving our neighbour. Peace...
What about Hebrew Matthew?? Its not just the Leningrad and Aleppo codex. There is more... Much more. Is the Hebrew Matthew and now the discovery of all the Gospels plus more in Hebrew. Discovered in Spain. The have the vowel pointing for YAHOVAH does that mean they all came from Leningrad???? That makes no sense. Yaweh can be traced to a pagan god. To learn more about discoverys of the Hebrew Gospels look for Miles Jones. He gives away electronic copys for free.
I just find it interesting that despite the fact that you don't know for sure how to pronounce YHVH, you can tell for sure how is not pronounced, even to the point that you bend your self backwards..? And some observation as well, shouldn't Yehoshua our Messiah know the name of our Father (that is in his name incorporated ) or the angel that told Maryam Yehoshua's mother how to name her son and why, does he know how to pronounce YHVH ..? Something to consider..
The name of the Father was given to the Son whose name is the name above all names: Yeshua or in English Salvation. The name YHVH while a name that is a memorial throughout all the generations is not the name above all names. The Father and the Son are named Yeshua.
I have to correct you brother, according to the scriptures Father is Yehovah that means " He who was, He who is and He who will be ", Son is Yehoshua that means Yehovah saves, Father is Father and Son is Son, like Yehoshua our Messiah and king forever says in John 14:28 "... because I am going to the Father, for the Father is greater than I." Or in another instance He is saying again Mathew 24:36 "But concerning that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father only." So from the mouth of our Messiah Himself Adonai Yehoshua you can clearly see that Father is Father and Son is Son
Ain’t this the truth. I was thinking the same thing, he doesn’t know admittedly; therefore, every pronunciation is wrong. Something about this supposed “test everything” video is off.
If Nehemiah Gordon is correct, and Orthodoxy knew it, wouldnt Orthodoxy be doing something about it? Wouldnt there be a strong campaign against him and his work? I think the fact that he is left pretty much alone is because no one really knows the truth about it, including Nehemiah and orthodoxy.
Yeshua thanked his father for hiding his teaching from the wise and prudent and revealed them to babes. If MOST scholars believe Yahweh is correct then it's NOT.
SHALOM NTAWM LUB NPE YEXUS KHETOS NO HO TSHWM QHOV TWG LOS , THIAJ MUAJ NPE YEXUS KHETOS TXOG NIAJ HNUB NIM NO; MAS LUB NPE YESHUA HO TSIS MUAJ LEEJ TWG NYIAM HU; LUB NPE YESHUA NO MAS SAWV DAWS HO YUAV NTXUB HEEV UA LUAJ; MAS YOG LI NTAWD PEB XAV LI CAS COV KWV TIJ HMOOB AW; TIAMSIS PEB HAIV HMOOB MAS TSIS MUAJ IB TUG NYIAM LUB NPE YESHUA NO; KUV UA KXF DAVID KOV YEEJ HAWJ TSAUG; NWS QHIA LUB NPE YESHUA NO COV NIAG HMOOB DAB DAG NO NTXUB XF DAVID HER THIAB NTXUB KUV KAWG NKAUS; COV KWV TIJ NEJ XAV LI CAS; YOG VIM LI CAS SAWV DAWS YUAV NTXUB UA LUAJ; VIM RAU QHOV LUB NPE YESHUA YOG TUS TSWV ADON TSIM NTUJ TSIM NTIAJ TEB LUB NPE TSEEB LAWM TIAG; AMEN
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature: יהיה - yehyeh - He will be הוה - hoveh - He is היה - hayah - He was The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations. And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
@@nazorean this ASSUMES that using the 'V' sound for the 'Uau' is correct, which it is not. The 'V' sound belongs to the fricative pronunciation of the 'Beit' (as in Abib/Aviv), it cannot also be used for the Uau as sound vibrations are creative and change the meaning of the words, rendering 'YHUH' then as 'YHBH', which is incorrect. yehyeh - He will be hauah - He Is hayah - He was Yah + Hauah = YaHaUah This is besides the fact that the hard 'V' sound in 'Yehovah' is unnatural and also knowing that 'hovah' means 'ruin and mischief', that is not who He Is.
@@MyChihuahua Quick question: what do you say "he is" in Hebrew? And what would the same be in the Hebrew of Tanakh? (Spoiler: the answer is the Name of God). And it is NEVER anything else except "YEHOVAH" in all HEBREW JEWISH sources.
@@nazorean 'He (is)' in Hebrew is HUA [Hey Uau Aleph]. 'I Am' is HYH [Hey Yod Hey]. This is The Most High declaring or describing Who He Is in verb form (action). We see it in noun form for His Name even in many translated verses: Psa 68:4 Sing to God, sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name YAH, And rejoice before Him. Isa 12:2 Behold, God is my salvation, I will trust and not be afraid; 'For YAH, the LORD, is my strength and song; He also has become my salvation.' Isa 26:4 Trust in the LORD forever, For in YAH, the LORD, is everlasting strength. Isa 38:11 I said, "I shall not see YAH, The LORD in the land of the living... When conjugated into noun form as a Proper Name it is as He states further in Ex 3:15 - YHUH [Yod Hey Uau Hey] which is 'His Name and memorial forever'. If you go around saying 'Haya' or 'Ahayah' or whatever form of HYH you are saying 'I am' which refers to yourself, who is clearly NOT The Most High. Please research Hebrew grammar. What you are using is added vowel pointing that amounts to 'Modern Hebrew' or Yiddish, which is not Hebrew. And 'HEBREW JEWISH' is an oxymoron.
Thank you very much to all the 119 Ministries team for sharing this wonderful teaching. YHWH bless your ministry more and more. Thanks again.
I appreciate your teaching. while preaching through Esther, this was revealed: The LORD Himself hid his name from us in preparation for the revelation of another name which would be mentioned in every tongue and tribe, Yeshua. And Yeshua, Yexu in my native tongue, revealed that we address the LORD as Father. So Father is not a tile to me but the name of my God.
I believe Nehemia Gordon to be an expert on this subject matter.
The rood awakening has done multiple teachings/ episodes on this topic and there appears to be some groundbreaking relatively new proof in the favor of Yehovah.
Yes, I love A Rood Awakening and Nehemiah Gordon
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature:
יהיה - yehyeh - He will be
הוה - hoveh - He is
היה - hayah - He was
The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations.
And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
@@nazorean
This is based on the tradition written in the Talmud in Pesachim 50a :
" In this world it is written YHVH and read ADONAY.
In the world to come it is written YHVH and read YHVH."
When it comes to the term " written YHVH" it literally means written according to its exact pronounciation .
So in this world it is written according to its proper pronounciation and read ADONAY and in the world to come it is written according to its proper pronounciation and read according to its proper pronounciation.
This interpretation is supported by the tradition itself.
The greatest grammarian in the Jewish world in the 16-17th , Rabbi Shabbethai Sofer wrote in 1608 referring to the Talmud , Pesachim 50a :
"This World, it is WRITTEN YH[VH] and read Ado[nai] .
In the World to Come, it will be WRITTEN YH[VH] and read YH[VH].
And behold, when it is read as YH[VH] in the World to Come, then its vowels will be SHACH”AK *."
Published in: Teshuvot HaGeonim, Amsterdam 1707, folio 3b.
*SHaCHa'K : is a Hebrew acronym that stands for the vowels
" Shva Cholam Kamatz "the three vowels in the original pronunciation of God's holy Name ALREADY PROVIDED in the codices and several manuscripts , written
" Ye.ho.wa" ,the name that will b spoken only in the world to come.
So the unique interpretation of " the name is written YHVH and read ADONAY "= The name is written according to its proper pronounciation and read ADONAY.
No qere Ketiv !
That's how the Sages understood it , then the masoretes came and had provided its authentic vowels although made all the possible way so it could b read Adonay .
All the grammatical rules applied to the word Adonay are applied to YHVH to reflect the strict tradition of reading it as Adonay but the name is written according to its letters.
And it is only it is read Adonay that it preserves its authentic vowels not Èlohim . The name goes hand in hand with Adonay . No room for Qere Ketiv .
Those who don't read it in the light of the tradition won't see it . The name becomes completely invisible to them .
The name has always been known as " v' hayah v'hôvèh v' Yih'yèh" in one word .
That's what the Sages have always taught ,the Tetragrammaton as the embodiment of the" past , present, future" all in one.
@@nashashbel6922 Another wall of words.What you're saying is that the Name is Yehovah? Thank you sir, may Yehovah bless you and your loved ones 🖖🖖
@@nazorean
Lol ! Its worth reading I swear 😂
Yup it is!
Errors found in this video:
Comment to prefix/suffix case in video, time: 20:00; Prefix Yah actually occurs in Leningrad Codex Psalm 144:15 in form Yahvah (yad, hataf patah, he, vav, qamats, he)
Then comment to the claim that "form 'Jehovah' appears more often than form 'Jehovih'" in video at time: 47:30;
Leningrad Codex:
Jehovah: 50 times.
Jehovih: 33 times.
Aleppo Codex:
Jehovah: approx. 10 times.
Jehovih: 270 times.
Yah is established as the first syllable in all the codices. The word HalleluYah alone tells us that it is "Yah"
@@aldenvidal Obviously you aren't talking about codices/codexes/hebrew manuscripts. There is no place what so ever that tetragrammaton has 'Jah' as first syllable. That's simply untrue. Only Psalm 144:15 (only in Leningrad codex) have it, but it seems to be a masoretic mistake when it compares to other manuscripts.
What comes to form 'jah' in 'hallelu-jah' it is in LAST syllable. Like it always be in theophoric names at the end. Suffix is 'jah' or 'jahu', but the prefix is always 'jo' or 'jeho'. Actually first syllable in tetragrammatons and in theophoric names is always 'jeho' or 'jo'. Most of the tetragrammatons has no middle vowel, but everytime it appears, it is vowel 'o'.
Poetic for 'Jah' or suffix 'jah' tells itself that it is abbreviation of tetragrammaton. J=jod, a=qamats and h=he.
Praise Yehovah and Yehoshua
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature:
יהיה - yehyeh - He will be
הוה - hoveh - He is
היה - hayah - He was
The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations.
And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
119 ministries. Please do a video about the savior's name. Whether it should be Yehshua, Yahushua, or Yahshua.
I have listened your video HaShem part 1-4. It is nice and well. I see it as it is informational, educational, motivational and inspirational. In the Bible numbers has meaning, Moses has died at age of hundred and twenty.( Deuteronomy,34:7) In the Bible GOD says my spirit shall not abide in man for ever, for he is flesh; his days shall be a hundred and twenty years' (Gen. 6:3). In those days Peter stood up among the believers (a group numbering about a hundred and twenty.(Acts,1:15), Your Ministry is 119. Specially i appreciate if you describe to me about 119 also. Thank you.
Psalm 119 has a verse for each letter of the Aleph Bet
You really think that any Jewish scribe would purposely throw random vowels into Hashem to cover up the pronunciation? Give me a break! The addition or removal of one vowel completely changes the meaning of the word! That could potentially render blasphemous pronunciations. The mission of the masoretes was to PRESERVE niqqud for future generations, not destroy it. And the second I hear the "adonay vowels" myth, I completely discredit the speaker. There is zero solid evidence of this myth.
Father the most high=Yahua Son=Yahushua "YAH" Praise his name.
This 119 has already decided in defending the form Yahweh, that is the reason why their research is bias in favor of it.
..in the end, we all need to get back to working out our own salvation. This can be a very big distraction.
JEHOSHUA (hebr.) => JESHUA (hebr.)
If you the King by Yeshua then it's hard for his Father's name to be Yahwey. Yeshua is short for Yehoshua both mean the same . YeHoVaH saves.
Mat. 1.21 you shall call his name Yeshua because yoshia He will save
Shalom
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature:
יהיה - yehyeh - He will be
הוה - hoveh - He is
היה - hayah - He was
The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations.
And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
..a well said conclusion.
YAHOO!!!
Thought, given the prefix issue, if it truly is Yah...then wouldn’t the true name of Jesus more likely not be Yeshua, but Yahshua? Look at the Hebrew lexicon for Joshua in the Old Testament for insight on the two words making up the name and see what you think.
One main thing to consider over all is there was no w sound in ancient Hebrew. A w sound of any language is not found until 7th century bc. Therefor, no matter the pronunciation it would still be with vav, a V sound.
No the Vav was a "w" sound in ancient Hebrew. No serious scholar would doubt this.
The 'Uau' is an 'OO' sound (as in 'soon') that when used as a consonant is a 'UU' (or 'W') sound, which TODAY we call a 'double U' (I wonder why??).
You favor Yahweh and think Yehovah is least likely...are you joking? The supposed root of Yahweh is "havah" which does not exist in any Biblical Hebrew literature! It's a made up verb form by Gesenius to help promote the Yahweh pronunciation.
The root is "hayah" and it can be found numerous times in the Tanach.
@@OrsvikEnnin Yes I agree, however this is not what scholars claim. They made up an unused grammatical form to support the pronunciation Yahweh
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature:
יהיה - yehyeh - He will be
הוה - hoveh - He is
היה - hayah - He was
The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations.
And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
Can someone tell me where in scripture the prophets say "we will not know the Name until Y'shua's return??
hi im from the philippines, the answer is very simple, ha shem is in the word haleluwyah/haleluyah or the name yahuwdah/yahudah. see it for yourself. ty.
o ? yehudah halleluyah o? I dont see an O maryjane
Vav is Hebrew and W is Arabic. It is as simple as I can put it.
The Vav in Hebrew used to be pronounced as a "w" in ancient Hebrew.
Not that simple, man. Compare Spanish and Portuguese pronunciation of J/G? So why do you compare oranges with apples? I say Arabic waw original pronunciation was lost and Hebrew vav IS the real one.
Why do you maintain the Savior's name as Yeh-shua when the theophoric name is Yah?
Correct! If Yah is the beginning of God's name, then Yeshua should be Yahshua.
Yehovah and Yehoshua... (Yeshua)
Your "logic" does not take inot account that the MESSIANIC Jewish scribes which produced the Hebrew gospels HAD NO AGENDA to hide the Name. Guess what they show? YeHoVAH. See Miles Jones and his treatise on the Hebrew gospels. Jones has apparently abandoned the pronunciation as Yahweh given these discoveries.
Yes Amen. Yehovah
Michael Rood also abandoned Yahweh name
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature:
יהיה - yehyeh - He will be
הוה - hoveh - He is
היה - hayah - He was
The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations.
And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
In Nigeria where there are people who are decedents of the Israelites believe the name is Yeve (Yehveh). They know this bc some tribes still use paleo Hebrew and are able to properly translate the name from it. There is a UA-camr by the name of Rabbi Basil who explains this. Please check it out and tell me what you think. I’m very interested
Brother if you want to know the truth about how our Fathers name is pronounced Google: " Nehemiah Gordon Yehovah studies "
@@repentpray6335 Just wondering if you knew that Gordon is not a Christian and is in fact a Pharisee, which is not to condemn him, but to say that he might have a different agenda from that of Christians.
@@ThePropriate Actually Nehemiah is a Karaite Jew that dosen't believe in anything else but Tanakh alone (Old Testament Scriptures) no Talmud or Mishnah or Zohar. I am very well familiar with his work and life story and so far he is the only one who presented actual evidence ( more than 1000 Scriptures + many private letters from one Rabbi to another) from which is more than clear how to pronounce The Name without a shadow of doubt. I can tell you as well that he loves our Heavenly Father Yehovah with all his hart. He is still blinded regarding Messiah Yehoshua but that is for a reason and for the time being and I am sure that he will come to the truth when our Father decides to reveal it to him. As far as the motivation goes you should read his book "Shattering Conspiracy Of Silence" that is very clearly stating his motive. Like our Messiah Yehoshua said in John 7:24 " Do not judge according to appearance but judge by righteous judgment "
Peace to you brother.
You can also look up Michael Rood, Tom Bradford, Keith Johnson, Miles Jones, Revive Israel ,Asher Intrater
Dead Sea Scrolls. YeHoVaH and Messiah YEHOshua (Yeshua)... I come in My Fathers Name and you receive me Not
Ok, 119 one question only: is earth immovable center of the universe that sun moon and stars are revolving around - or earth is spinning ball shooting around the sun and trough space..?
If you want them to answer a question for you, you can go to their website and ask it there. They don't generally get involved in comments on videos, though, because too many people behave so poorly here. Many of their videos are even closed to comments for that reason. But they are very good about answering questions submitted with sincerity through their website. I speak from experience.
@@penelopetwain8332 thank you but I know answer on this question it is answered many times in the Holy Scriptures. I was just wondering do they know, because as far as I can see they understand Scriptures much better than majority of believers and I agree whit how they understand the Scriptures, that is correct, for the most of the subjects. I have learned quite a bit from their teachings. I am just disappointed when I see something like this teaching or when I see imaginary round spinning ball that is part of the false "cosmology" that is clearly contrary to the Scriptures account of creation from Genesis in their videos it just takes away from their credibility as teachers.. Often I wonder is there any ministry out there that teaches whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help them YHVH..
The ground underneath you and the globe (circling sun) are two different things.
Furthermore, my scientific calendar speaks about sunrise and sunset times.
You know exactly how reference frame, context and other rhetoric factors affect the texts to be written. Please, do not confuse the less endowed and less informed with your 'wisdom'. Stop your lame trolling - forever!
Gentiles! Jeremiah 16.19-21
Yehovah Yehovah Yehovah
Abraham Isaac Jacob
We don't even need the vowels, but to reject the vowels= How can we have the Bible in English?
Thats how easy it is to know the pronounced name of Yehovah
Abba Yehovah
Amen! Yehovah our God, Yehovah alone.
Perhaps there is a clue in the Mephbosheth account!?!😳
What about the Mephbosheth?
I am responding out of concern for what has been taught in the HaShem Series. In Part 3 you said that you did not have a Hebrew scholar on staff. This fact alone should have stopped you from teaching on this subject. I have been studying Hebrew for 15 years and you are saying things that are popularly thought as correct but is factually untrue. I was disappointed when you went over the arguments for the letter vav having the “v” sound and then gave the arguments why it is not the “v” sound but didn’t do this for the view that it has the “w” sound. All the evidence you presented for the “w” sound is that this is what the experts say. You are not following your motto - Test Everything - so I will do that for you. In part 4 you said that the name can’t be Y’hovah because it is sometimes written that way in the Masoretic text - I think you specified Leningrad - and since they were hiding the Name they would not have spelled it that way. So, using your same logic, wouldn’t the modern-day experts, who are mostly Jewish, and are forbidden to pronounce His Name also would be doing the same thing today? The answer is yes, they are hiding the Name and they are not going to help you.
The experts say that YHVH has the vowels of Adonai and that it is a qere ketiv. This is not something that there is no evidence for and is truly speculation like how a word was pronounced in ancient Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic etc. All you have to do is open a Hebrew Bible to test this and see if it is true. Sometimes the Name is spelled as Yehovih - which does have the vowels of Elohim and therefore is clearly qere ketiv. The problem is that YHVH DOES NOT have the same vowels as Adonai. Adonai has THREE vowels which are: 1) chataf patach, 2) holem and 3) kamats-yod. YHVH, as written in the Masoretic text has TWO vowels which are: 1) S’vah and 2) Kamats. So how can they be the same vowels if Adonai has THREE vowels and YHVH has TWO. If you open up a Hebrew Bible and compare these words the vowels don’t look the same and if you knew basic Hebrew then you would know they don’t sound the same. Since the vowels of Adonai and YHVH are NOT the same they can’t be a qere ketiv.
Another mistake you made in part 4 was in the chart you presented. You said that if you take the holem out of Yehovah then you have Yehvah. It makes sense if you only know English but this is not true in Hebrew. If you take the holem out if Yehovah then you get the spelling that occurs 99% of the time in the Masoretic text and it is not pronounced Yehvah. This would be true if you replaced the s’vah with a tsere. Since it is a svah it makes the word unpronounceable. This is because the s’vah is taught two different ways - either it is not a vowel or it is a half-vowel. Either way a syllable has to have a full vowel so taking out the holem renders it unpronounceable. I see you have a Learn Biblical Hebrew series. Why don’t you watch it and please do your homework by opening up a Hebrew Bible and testing what the experts say. If I am misunderstanding this then please point out to me in the Hebrew Bible where YHVH has the three vowels found in Adonai.
So...still confused because I don't speak Hebrew. How do you believe it's pronounced based upon your years of Hebrew study?
I would to add that the vowels E U E I were never brought up as what Josephus could have described as being on the High Priest's crown.
Pronounced right to left as "ee-eh-oo-eh", said quickly is Yehweh which would be more in line with Yeshua.
After all did not Yeshua say he had come in his Father's name. Yah just does not fit,..keep in mind as well during the time of translating of Hebrew into English, it was a period of Gnostism and Yah a moon god worship. I believe this could have been deliberately slipped into the translation of scripture.
After all, weren't the scribes reproved over their false pens in Je8:8?
First of all, I E U E are the Greek letters from YHWH. When the the Greeks adopted the Phoenician alphabet (the same alphabet the ancient Hebrews used before the exile), they changed it to fit their own language. The Yod became "iota", the Heh became "Epsilon", and the Waw/Vav became "Upsilon". Four vowels in Greek; Josephus was giving the Greek transliteration of YHWH.
Second, the name "Yah" is not the name of a moon god. Yah is the shortened form of Yahweh, the Creator's true name. Yahweh is an archaic Hebrew verb form meaning "He who is" which describes the eternal nature and unchanging attributes of God. It is derived from the Hebrew word "hayah" (to be). If there is some pagan god named "yah" then it is simply coincidence as many languages have similar looking words with completely different meanings.
The name Yeshua (also written as Yehoshua) is a name meaning "Yahweh is salvation". This is why Gabriel said the Son's name would be Yeshua, because he was God and would save people from their sins.
@@OrsvikEnnin ..there indeed considerable confusion that the adversary leads sway over our Creator's name.
Your reply to a comment I submitted some 4 months back while appreciated is based on errors built on errors over centuries of repeated falsehoods.
Keep studying, and by the way EUEI comes from an English pronunciation of the tetragrammaton "not" a Greek translation.
It's best we strive to move forward in our "new walk" understanding what we have been given to understand and focus on loving our neighbour.
Peace...
What about Hebrew Matthew??
Its not just the Leningrad and Aleppo codex.
There is more... Much more.
Is the Hebrew Matthew and now the discovery of all the Gospels plus more in Hebrew. Discovered in Spain.
The have the vowel pointing for YAHOVAH does that mean they all came from Leningrad????
That makes no sense.
Yaweh can be traced to a pagan god.
To learn more about discoverys of the Hebrew Gospels look for Miles Jones.
He gives away electronic copys for free.
Praise Yehovah!
I just find it interesting that despite the fact that you don't know for sure how to pronounce YHVH, you can tell for sure how is not pronounced, even to the point that you bend your self backwards..? And some observation as well, shouldn't Yehoshua our Messiah know the name of our Father (that is in his name incorporated ) or the angel that told Maryam Yehoshua's mother how to name her son and why, does he know how to pronounce YHVH ..? Something to consider..
The name of the Father was given to the Son whose name is the name above all names: Yeshua or in English Salvation. The name YHVH while a name that is a memorial throughout all the generations is not the name above all names. The Father and the Son are named Yeshua.
I have to correct you brother, according to the scriptures Father is Yehovah that means " He who was, He who is and He who will be ", Son is Yehoshua that means Yehovah saves, Father is Father and Son is Son, like Yehoshua our Messiah and king forever says in John 14:28 "... because I am going to the Father, for the Father is greater than I."
Or in another instance He is saying again Mathew 24:36 "But concerning that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father only." So from the mouth of our Messiah Himself Adonai Yehoshua you can clearly see that Father is Father and Son is Son
@@repentpray6335 I disagree. I have stated where I disagree and you have given a response. This will be my last reply in this thread.
@@chicassoproductions8527 agree to disagree, God bless!
Ain’t this the truth. I was thinking the same thing, he doesn’t know admittedly; therefore, every pronunciation is wrong. Something about this supposed “test everything” video is off.
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If Nehemiah Gordon is correct, and Orthodoxy knew it, wouldnt Orthodoxy be doing something about it? Wouldnt there be a strong campaign against him and his work? I think the fact that he is left pretty much alone is because no one really knows the truth about it, including Nehemiah and orthodoxy.
Yeshua thanked his father for hiding his teaching from the wise and prudent and revealed them to babes. If MOST scholars believe Yahweh is correct then it's NOT.
SHALOM NTAWM LUB NPE YEXUS KHETOS NO HO TSHWM QHOV TWG LOS , THIAJ MUAJ NPE YEXUS KHETOS TXOG NIAJ HNUB NIM NO; MAS LUB NPE YESHUA HO TSIS MUAJ LEEJ TWG NYIAM HU; LUB NPE YESHUA NO MAS SAWV DAWS HO YUAV NTXUB HEEV UA LUAJ; MAS YOG LI NTAWD PEB XAV LI CAS COV KWV TIJ HMOOB AW; TIAMSIS PEB HAIV HMOOB MAS TSIS MUAJ IB TUG NYIAM LUB NPE YESHUA NO; KUV UA KXF DAVID KOV YEEJ HAWJ TSAUG; NWS QHIA LUB NPE YESHUA NO COV NIAG HMOOB DAB DAG NO NTXUB XF DAVID HER THIAB NTXUB KUV KAWG NKAUS; COV KWV TIJ NEJ XAV LI CAS; YOG VIM LI CAS SAWV DAWS YUAV NTXUB UA LUAJ; VIM RAU QHOV LUB NPE YESHUA YOG TUS TSWV ADON TSIM NTUJ TSIM NTIAJ TEB LUB NPE TSEEB LAWM TIAG; AMEN
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worst logic EVER. . . and thus this video is the reason I unsubscribed from 119 and will never recommend them as a trusted teaching source.
From the Hebrew grammar alone without any theological nonsense it is obvious to anyone who passes Hebrew 102 that God’s Name carries His eternal nature:
יהיה - yehyeh - He will be
הוה - hoveh - He is
היה - hayah - He was
The Masoretes' main goal was NOT to cipher the Name (that would be the Name's blasphemous defiling on their part) but to PRESERVE the correct pronunciation for future generations.
And they did preserve the vocalization for the Name which today every Tanakh published in Israel has, i.e. Yehovah יְהֹוָה
@@nazorean this ASSUMES that using the 'V' sound for the 'Uau' is correct, which it is not.
The 'V' sound belongs to the fricative pronunciation of the 'Beit' (as in Abib/Aviv), it cannot also be used for the Uau as sound vibrations are creative and change the meaning of the words, rendering 'YHUH' then as 'YHBH', which is incorrect.
yehyeh - He will be
hauah - He Is
hayah - He was
Yah + Hauah = YaHaUah
This is besides the fact that the hard 'V' sound in 'Yehovah' is unnatural and also knowing that 'hovah' means 'ruin and mischief', that is not who He Is.
@@MyChihuahua Quick question: what do you say "he is" in Hebrew? And what would the same be in the Hebrew of Tanakh? (Spoiler: the answer is the Name of God). And it is NEVER anything else except "YEHOVAH" in all HEBREW JEWISH sources.
@@nazorean 'He (is)' in Hebrew is HUA [Hey Uau Aleph].
'I Am' is HYH [Hey Yod Hey].
This is The Most High declaring or describing Who He Is in verb form (action).
We see it in noun form for His Name even in many translated verses:
Psa 68:4 Sing to God, sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name YAH, And rejoice before Him.
Isa 12:2 Behold, God is my salvation, I will trust and not be afraid; 'For YAH, the LORD, is my strength and song; He also has become my salvation.'
Isa 26:4 Trust in the LORD forever, For in YAH, the LORD, is
everlasting strength.
Isa 38:11 I said, "I shall not see YAH, The LORD in the land of the living...
When conjugated into noun form as a Proper Name it is as He states further in Ex 3:15 - YHUH [Yod Hey Uau Hey] which is 'His Name and memorial forever'.
If you go around saying 'Haya' or 'Ahayah' or whatever form of HYH you are saying 'I am' which refers to yourself, who is clearly NOT The Most High.
Please research Hebrew grammar. What you are using is added vowel pointing that amounts to 'Modern Hebrew' or Yiddish, which is not Hebrew.
And 'HEBREW JEWISH' is an oxymoron.
@@MyChihuahua You got F.