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Author Topic:   HaShem - Yahweh or Jehovah?
Hyroglyphx
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Message 147 of 164 (309841)
05-06-2006 9:02 PM
Reply to: Message 145 by DeclinetoState
03-24-2006 12:58 PM


Re: Changing pronunciations of ancient names
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Remember that a lot of the ancient Hebrew names have changed due to the influence of Greek, Latin and even French. I find it interesting that, while there is a lot of debate about Yahweh vs. Jehovah, there seems to be much less conversation about the correct pronunciation of Jesus in Hebrew. Is it Yeshua, Y'shua, Yehoshua, or something else?
Its my understanding that YHWH is the Hebrew verb, "to be." Jehova came by synthesizing Yahweh and Adonai (the Lord) together. Jehova then is essentially a made up word. Then again, so is the name Jesus. But YHWH is said to be the proper name of God, denoting His highest emanation.
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Do they affect whether the message is perceived as true or not? I don't think so.
God knows all things and I'm sure He is not going to hold us accountable for mistranslating His Name. Afterall, it was considered taboo, and still is, to even attempt to pronounce YHWH in most Judaic circles. Perhaps if it wasn't, we'd know for sure what God's proper Name is. In any case, I don't think it matters to Him. If it did, it would be plastered althroughout His Word.

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Hyroglyphx
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Message 149 of 164 (309864)
05-06-2006 10:25 PM
Reply to: Message 148 by arachnophilia
05-06-2006 9:37 PM


Re: Changing pronunciations of ancient names
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so looking at in hebrew, i'd read "ya-hu-eh" or something that sounds very very similar. the biggest and most obvious difference is the "va" sound. vav (like the other two letters) is a semi-vowel.
First of all, how did you get Hebrew font??? I've been looking into it for a while, but can't seem to find any computer generated programs that will allow for it. I checked into Babelfish, but they don't even offer Hebrew.
Lastly, I thought it sounded like, 'ee-ah-oo-eh.' Is that about right? That's how I pronounce it anyhow.

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Hyroglyphx
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Message 151 of 164 (309979)
05-07-2006 1:13 PM
Reply to: Message 150 by arachnophilia
05-06-2006 10:46 PM


Re: Changing pronunciations of ancient names
Much obliged kind sir... Those are great websites.
I'm obviously new here. From the short time that I've been here, I've realized that the mods on this forum actualy do there job. (I know, bizarre, huh?) Anyway, I'd like to ask you about some personal information, like: Are you Jewish? Do you follow Judaism? Things like that. But I'm not sure if that kind of information is frowned upon in here.

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