Existence

-The translations that say anything other than I AM (for the Tetragrammaton); they were the translations left to the religions, scribes and pharisees.Because,The ancient form of the Word: I AM, was and is, the ancient form of the Tetragrammaton, and not the substitutions.Because the words I AM that I AM, were pronounced meaning I AM the One LIVING Word [I AM] written with living white Light before Me'osheh.-Edited by CrazyDiamond7, : re-editEdited by CrazyDiamond7, : update

-The statement spoken before Me'osheh (Mosheh), I AM THAT I AM,
is about Who IS the One that speaks to him,
And the One that speaks to him, speaks about Who Jhvh(Yhwh) IS, as identification Name, and the matter is not about to exist or not exist.-Existence is Permanence (of light of knowledge),when there is no permanence of living white light - electric currents into the density of the brain - that gives knowledge,then lack of knowledge is a termination of existence (permanence)-Edited by CrazyDiamond7, : update

- The Hebrew Word for 'I AM' is the Tetragrammaton as it is been viewed at Wikipedia, except that the transliteration of Jhvh/Yhvh is

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Je = I
Haveh = Am

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The name is JAH = Jeh

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Jeh Jehavh (I AM THAT I AM)
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-By this one knows that both translation and transliteration were changed,so that the name remained secret [sacred = untouchable; not usable by the trades of religions],because of the evidences of the presence of the Jewd sound in the first and Ancient Hebrew language.A Youd sound pertains to Modern Hebrew only.-
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- If one ascertains that the sounds from the major languages did originate from one Language,

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and that one Language ended up being mixed up,

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then it is safe to say that the J sound was already in that first Language.-

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Evidence of a J sound in Ancient Hebrew Language consists in the fact that to mix the sound of the phonemes doesn’t mean to exterminate them; therefore, to confound the Language does not mean causing the sounds to disappear, but causing a change in the original order of the phonemes, altering the form that they are expressed. For this reason it has been proved the existence of a consonant J sound in the first and perfect Hebrew Language spoken by the descendence of Adam and Eva (Eve):

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Because when one ascertains that the sounds or phonemes of the new Languages did not derive from nothing but from a unique Language,

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then that's evidence the consonant J sound that had always been present in the new Languages also did not derive from nothing but was a part of a row of sounds:

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the same volume of consonant phonemes that were mixed from the consonant sounds of a unique Language, first and perfect Hebrew Language.

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