Heh…… I have been told by others I pronounce it very well. After all,
really now……we have no idea how it was *really* pronounced in ancient
history. lot of it is guessing.
The Yud(Y) at the begining is for the third person. If the Hebrew root word
is HAWAH, then it is impossible to know the wright meaning, because the
correct pronunciation is lost.
notice the letter ב as in אבא is with a little leg on it’s left side, as
opposed to the letter כ as in כן (yes) when you wrote בן (son) for a Hebrew
reader it’ll look like כן (yes)
Thank you for your response to my question. I believe you are right, YHWH
means ‘he will be/he is’. but I still did not understand why we addressed
God in the 3rd as yh/wh and not yahayah if they are related to each other.
Shalom
@TheBackyardProfessor Two years ago you said you shall do some vids on
YHWH, has this happened? I mean, one could look through your just shy of
1,000 videos and find it and all… But again, maybe they haven’t been
actualized.
There is a lot of scholarly discussion generated on this issue. I shall do
some vids on it, as that was my intention anyway. Thanks for bringing it up.
Excellent work professor!
Heh…… I have been told by others I pronounce it very well. After all,
really now……we have no idea how it was *really* pronounced in ancient
history. lot of it is guessing.
What? WHAT?!? I didn’t do it – lol……. I need to get back onto making
more vocabulary don’t I?
thanx again!!!!!!!!!!
The Yud(Y) at the begining is for the third person. If the Hebrew root word
is HAWAH, then it is impossible to know the wright meaning, because the
correct pronunciation is lost.
you are a fantastic teacher!
cheers my man!
Goodness me, Professor!
notice the letter ב as in אבא is with a little leg on it’s left side, as
opposed to the letter כ as in כן (yes) when you wrote בן (son) for a Hebrew
reader it’ll look like כן (yes)
sorry, the leg is in the right side of the letter ב not left.
of course it does and it was used the describe the Messiah as well ‘I AM’
Professor. What is the meaning of YHWH? I think it dose not mean I AM or
anything close to that.
Thank you for your response to my question. I believe you are right, YHWH
means ‘he will be/he is’. but I still did not understand why we addressed
God in the 3rd as yh/wh and not yahayah if they are related to each other.
Shalom
@TheBackyardProfessor Two years ago you said you shall do some vids on
YHWH, has this happened? I mean, one could look through your just shy of
1,000 videos and find it and all… But again, maybe they haven’t been
actualized.
There is a lot of scholarly discussion generated on this issue. I shall do
some vids on it, as that was my intention anyway. Thanks for bringing it up.