Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa` – why these are the correct names

Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa`
\ēŏ-hwĔ ēŏ–hoo-shOO-ă\

Do scriptures say is it important to pronounce His name correctly?

These are just a few, of the many scripture references, which even translating from the coded form it is found in the establishment’s manuscripts, still make it clear whether pronunciation of His name is important or not.  To see their original form, we decode them in our FPS translation:

1 Qorinthíym 15: 1-2 [not decoded]

Now I make thoroughly known to you, my brothers, the glad tidings: that which I announced to you, that which ye also accepted, by which ye also stand,

through which also ye are being delivered by that Word [Yâhuwshúa`] I announced to you, if ye hold it fast; if not, aside from it, ye were persuaded to no effect.

1 Qorinthíym 15: 1-2 [decoded]^[4]

but I make thoroughly known of the “Yâ-hwéh” belonging to you, the sister! Oh brothers, not by means of the ones (n./m.) [is] [being] the glad tidings (n.) of [being] the one (n.) [~Y^ehuwthâ´h] who [is] without regard!  I announced good news pertaining to you, the sister [being] one (n.) [~Y^ehuwthâ´h] who [is] without regard, also [is] of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l).  Ye accepted besides, to predicate it among the ones (m.) in one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), pertaining to which, also of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), ye have stood,

for the sake of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), of which (n.) [~glad tidings (n.)], also of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), ye are kept safe, pertaining to the certain-One (m.) by means of the Word (m.) of The Way (f.) [~Yâhuwshúa`].  I announced good news [is] pertaining to you, the sister, if ye hold it fast, outside, lest if to the father of the sovereign (’av^adówn) yielding, ye were not persuaded,

1 Këph 1: 24 – 2: 2 [not decoded]

… “All, of the flesh, are herbage; and all of its beauty like a flower of the field!  Herbs wither, flowers fall… but the Word of our Power is established forever!”  [Yshá`Yâhuw 40: 6-8]

But this [Word (vv. 22-24, 2: 2)] is the message the glad tidings announced unto you: [Yshá`Yâhuw 40: 9]

Therefore, having left behind all malice and all deceit and role-faking and spite and all the mispronunciations,

in that manner of newborn infants, crave ye intensely to possess the unadulterated milk which contains the Word, in order that ye may grow by It…

1 Këph 1: 24 – 2: 2 [decoded]^[4]

…the invariable Good Saying is Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa`

Which is why:

“Each one (f.) that [is] the flesh (f.), [are] as the grass (m.) of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), and each one (f.) that [is] the preferential opinion (f.) of the dirt-man (’âthâ´m) 40 [~the number of the vanity] [is] as the flower (n.) of salvation of the grass (m.).  Was withered he who [is] without regard for the grass (m.) of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), so not belonging to the ones (n./m.) [is] the flower of salvation of the same one (m.), of the son which fell off;

but not with reference to the ones (n./m.) of Yâ-hwéh, the Saying (n.) of Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa`, [being] the ones (m.) not of the mighty one of ’ah<sup>a</sup>rón (light-carrier/lucifer), of ye, stays the same for My one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l) of the one (n./m.) not [being] the eternal One (m.)” [Yshá`Yâhuw 40: 6-8]

But This One (n.) [~Yâhuwshúa`, the eternal One] of Yâ-hwéh, [is] Who exists with the ones (n./m.), not the saying (n.) not belonging to the ones (n./m.).  The glad tidings (n.) being announced for/among My one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l) [being] ye [is]:

“Upon one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l) outside [being] the mountain transferring, [being] lofty (n.), let this same one [~Y^ehuwthâ´h/sâţâ´n] walk into the middle: he who [is] without regard for The One (m.) proclaiming the glad tidings of the Capital (Tsiyyówn),

“Exalt on high the ’avliy-nâ’ (“mourn now!”)”

[being] the one (f.) [~sister] not with the strength, of the one (f.) not [being] The Voice (f.) of you the ones (n.) [are] working; he who [is] without regard for The One (m.) proclaiming the glad tidings of the City of dual-peaces (Yruwshâláim),

“Exalt on high the ’avliy-nâ’ (“mourn now!”)”

Fear ye not of the father of the sovereign (’av^adówn)!  Say, to the ones (f.) [~sisters – unpaired néphesh (f.)] not belonging to the Cities (f.) of the heart, the Profession of Yâ-hwéh (Yâhuwthâ´h):

‘Look!  He Who [is] without regard for the mighty one of ’aharón (light-carrier/lucifer) [is] of ye!’” [Yshá`Yâhuw 40: 9]

(See Romans 10: 15)

Therefore, the ones (m.) [~demons (m.)] setting apart Yâ-hwéh [are] [being] each one (f.) [~unpaired néphesh (f.) – sister] that [is] [being] the malevolence (f.) of Yisrâ’ë´l, and [being] each one (f.) [~sister] that [is] [being] the deceit (m.) of Yisrâ’ë´l, and [being] the role-fakeries of Yisrâ’ë´l, and [being] the envies of Yisrâ’ë´l, and [being] all the ones (f.) that [are] [being] the mispronunciations (f.). [2 Qorinthíym 12: 20]

As the newborn infants not belonging to the ones (n./m.), yearn ye for the unadulterated (n.) milk (n.) pertaining to the Word, in order that within, among the ones (m.) of Yisrâ’ë´l pertaining to The One (n.), pertaining to the Son ye may be caused to grow, [To the `Ivríym 5: 12, Letter of Bar-Nâvíy 6: 17]

1 Thessaloníkeans 2: 13 [not decoded]

Due to this thing also, we give thanks to the One with the Power [of Yâ-hwéh] unceasingly, because, having accepted the Word from our report, of the One of the Power [of Yâ-hwéh] [~the name of Yâhuwshúa` (Disclosure 19: 13)], ye did not accept a word of the sons of the dirt-man (’âthâ´m) [YirmYâ´huw 23: 36], rather, according as it is, truly, the Word of the Power [of Yâ-hwéh] Which also is effective within you (pl.), for the ones believing.

1 Thessaloníkeans 2:13 [decoded]^[4]

Thessaloníkeans accepted the true pure name

Due to this thing of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), also of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), we give public acknowledgment of the ones (m./n.) not pertaining to the mighty one of ’ah^arón (light-carrier/lucifer) unceasingly, because this one [~Y^ehuwthâ´h/sâţâ´n], having associated himself with [being] the Word of The Way of the report in the vicinity of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l) of us, [being] the ones (m.) not of the mighty one of ’ah^arón (light-carrier/lucifer), ye took up/received not sâţâ´n which [is being] a word of the way of the vanity (40) of the sons of the dirt-man (’âthâ´m) [YirmYâ´huw 23: 36], rather, according as Who exists.  Truly, the word of the way of the mighty one of ’ah^arón (light-carrier/lucifer) which [is] of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l), also [is] at work among the ones (m.) within one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l) belonging to you (pl.), [being] the one (m.) [~word] not belonging to the ones (m.) believing,

Distinguishing the Seed of Truth from the tares sown by the enemy

Ever since learning that the KJV substitutions “the LORD” and “GOD” are not the name of Who we worship, many wonder how to distinguish the true names of our Sovereign and Savior from so many renditions that are circulating today.  He said we shall recognize those teaching the Truth by their fruits.  He also said that His pupils would be characterized by their love.  So, by this same love here we give you the good fruits of others’ research and study collected on this subject, and provide you conclusive good evidence to support that these names are indeed the best way to transcribe and transliterate the saving name of our Deliverer.  We believe that everyone has an inalienable right to make an informed decision on whether to believe on His true name.  But understand that this is a compilation of good information from various scholarly sources, and most likely not one of those individual sources is in total agreement with everything in here.

Yâ-hwéh \ēŏ-hwĔ\ – in paleohebrew, is known also as the “tetragrammaton” due to its having four letters, which in English would be YHWH.  יָהְוֶה is how it should be rendered in vowel-pointed Aramaic square script.  The evidence for this is found below in this document.  We choose to transliterate this יָהְוֶה into the modern Latin alphabet as “Yâ-hwéh”.  Except for the hyphen, this English transliteration is also a letter-for-letter transcription, which also makes it easier to see where it came from.  We inserted the hyphen in order to prevent anyone from applying English phonetical rules and think the first h might be silent or just a phonetic modifier to make the first “a” become a short ŏ.  The h is pronounced.

The spelling of this name in any language should be whatever makes it most likely to accurately reproduce its original pronunciation as it is in Hebrew.  Thus, in Spanish, it would be “Iâjuéh”, because salvation is by calling on His correct names, not by spelling it a specific way.  The reason for this is in the very definition of a name: a name is a pronounced Word, a Saying, which He honors to invoke Him, and which must not be altered because it is pure, and any alteration in the pronunciation is a corruption, and as He is Pure, He will not be invoked by a corruption.  So though some people accept corruptions of their own name, they cannot hold Him to their lower standards of purity. [Yshá`Yâhuw 55: 8-9]

The internal linguistic evidence

Yāhwé^h is a causative imperfect (present/future) form of a verb derived of a verbal root meaning “to be”, which would show up in Hebrew as *hwy.  This verbal root developed from the third person pronouns, *huwa and *hiya (masculine and feminine) * [An asterisk before a word indicates an undocumented reconstruction (hypothetical)]. The verb is Strong’s #1933 hâwâ´h which is related to #1961 hâyâ´h; this primitive root supposed to mean properly to breathe; to be (in the sense of existence). The grammatical form of Yāhwé^h is the third person masculine singular type of prefix conjugation, where the yā– is the third person masculine singular prefix. Some linguists have reconstructed the name of Yāhwé^h with a short “a” vowel (patach ַ) in the first syllable as yahwé^h because they theorize that its conjugation is the causative active stem (hif`îl). We however have determined it to instead be a long qamatz ā (ָ), with a short “o” sound, as in “hot”, as when conjugated in the causative passive (hophal) conjugation. To verify this earlier vocalization, you may see it in the Roman and the Greek epigraphic evidence (see below), moreover we have noticed the fruits of the spirit to be present when pronouncing it with a long qamatz ā (ָ), and them to be conspicuously absent when using the short “a” vowel (patach).

Thus, this long qamatz ā (ָ), as we write it in Yāhwé^h is consistent with a third person masculine imperfect singular Hophal conjugation for weak verbs of the form ל״ה such as Strong’s #1933 hâwâ´h.  It is seen using a short “a” vowel (patach ַ) when conjugated as a hif`îl. You may find this under Paradigm P, pg. 484/486 of Gesenius Hebrew grammar (see below), which presents the Hophal example יָגְלֶה. Note it contains the same identical vowel pointing within it as יָהְוֶה.

Now, for those inexperienced in using paradigms to construct verb forms, applying this to the `Ivríyth verb HâWâ´H (to be), would mean that these are the 3rd person male singular imperfect tense conjugations for this weak verb which ends in H:

Qal is YiHWéH. Niphal is YiHHâWéH. Piel is YHaWWéH. Pual is YHuWéH. Hif`îl is YaHWéH. Hophal is YâHWéH. Hithpael is YithHHaWéh.

Please take note of the conspicuous absence of “YHoWâH” from among these.

The final syllable of yāhwé^h, –é^h is normal for the imperfect indicative form (present-future or past continuous).  A form like yāhwé^h developed from *yahwiyu.  This development of -iyu to -é^h is thoroughly demonstrated for the verbal system in general.  This long form yāhwé^h is the causative stem (hophal) of the verb “to be” and it is present/future (imperfect) meaning “He causes/will cause to be existed.”  The hif`îl or hophal form use a shwa after the h and do not imply a U or O vowel in the original pronunciation of YHWH (debunking the false versions “yahuweh”, “yahuah”, “yahuwah”, “yahowah”, “yaohu”).

Some ask, ‘Why ‘imperfect tense’, if He is perfect?’  The imperfect tense expresses an action that took place at an indefinite time or has not yet been completed.  Yâ-hwéh is The One (n.), He describes, in decoded 2 Moshéh (Exodus) 3: 6, as being the ones (m.) coming to exist, of the finite number of lights, the perfect number He keeps in His Mind; some of these have come to exist at an indefinite time, and this finite number coming to exist has not yet been completed.

“I [am] the I cause to exist (’A-hyéh)^[1] without regard for the mighty one of ’ah^arón (light-carrier/lucifer), [being] the Ones (m.). …”

Then one may ask, ‘Isn’t the Son completed?’  See Yâ´hu(w) in this document.

Some pseudolinguists challenging the name of Yâ-hwéh are alleging this form ending in –é^h to be “female” to excuse their changing it to their own false rendition, but note that the same reference, Paradigm P in Gesenius Hebrew Grammar, shows that the feminine conjugation of the same type would use the example תָּגְלֶה to form a female rendition of the Verb, תָּהְוֶה tâhwé^h.  This means that יָהְוֶה is male, not female, and that their “male rendition” is just another false name.

These same pseudolinguists frequently allege that the –é^h ending is a Greek contamination and that this does not happen in Hebrew.  For those, we include from the same Gesenius Hebrew Grammar, this illustration for weak verbs ending in H.  Note the middle line, this symbol ה-ֶ- is the same as –é^h:

Epigraphic evidence

The internal evidence from the Hebrew language is strong and confirms the accuracy of the Greek transcriptions.  Greek transcriptions of the pronunciation of YHWH in religious papyri have been found in Egypt.  The best of these is Iäouiēe (London Papyri. xlvi, 446-482).  Clement of Alexandria said “The mystic name which is called the Tetragrammaton … is pronounced Iaoue, which means ‘Who is, and who shall be.’”  IAOUE is how this teacher of Origen pronounced YHWH – in which I and the diptong OU probably represent the semivowels Y and W not found in Greek.  We believe the ao to also be a diphthong to represent the English short “o” sound of the long qamatz ā (ָ), instead of a short “a” vowel (patach ַ). More historical epigraphic evidence of this pronunciation is found in the Roman transliteration “IOUE”, which later commonly evolved to “Jove” in common knowledge. Scriptures document that the Romans were the sons of Kittíym and did learn the name of Yâ-hwéh and fought under it at one time (Yâshâ´r 63: 22 – 64: 6), about 1633 BC Roman dates. Much later, starting in 214 BC Roman dates, they did conquer Greece and adopted their pantheon of demons and were deceived to think IOVE (their transliteration for Yâ-hwéh) and Father Yâ´hu (in Latin, IUPITER) was the Greek Zeus. But note that the Roman transliteration of Yâ-hwéh is spelled with an O.  Had Yâ-hwéh instead contained a short “a” patach sound, it would easily have been transliterated to “IAUE” instead of IOUE, and we would have had “Jave” as its vestige instead of “Jove”. Along the same line of reasoning, had His name instead been “yahuwah” as some allege, the Romans would have been transliterating it as “IAUA” instead of IOUE, and we then would have had “Java” as its vestige instead of “Jove”.  Yet all this is lost on the proponents of that false near-miss name, who mistakenly allege instead that this other culture’s having used His name at one point as evidence that the eternal name of Yâ-hwéh originated from them as a name of Zeus. If this were so, why would the high priest at the temple on the Day of Atonement have said “Yâ-hwéh”? Because that is what the Greeks above did transliterate.

What about “Jehovah”?

This name, Yāhwé^h, which He told Moshéh was His name forever and His memorial for all generations, has been censored by “Y^ehuwthíy” scribes since the times of the Maccabees and substituted in their speech and in their writings, including their scripture transcriptions (e.g., the Masoretic Text) with “’^Athonâ´y ’^Elohíym” as it is documented in their Talmud and traditions to do.  (Note that ’^Elohíym, being plural, is a term referring ONLY to demons, see this study from our website.)  The addition of vowel points into their Aramaic square script scriptures came after the inception this errant doctrine, and their method of enforcing it was by inserting the vowel points corresponding to ’^Athonâ´y into YHWH if it were found written before ’^Elohíym, or vice versa, inserting the vowel points corresponding to ’^Elohíym into YHWH if it were found written after ’^Athonâ´y, to have every reader read “’^Athonâ´y ’^Elohíym” instead of either “Yâ-hwéh ’^Elohíym” or “’^Athonâ´y Yâ-hwéh”.  They avoided the very short a vowel in this borrowing because it might have led the synagogue reader to make a mistake and pronounce the correct first syllable of the Pure Name, namely –yā.  The vocalized form one finds in the Hebrew pre-advent scriptures is usually Y^ehôwāh (the other being Y^ehôwīh), which evolved into the form Jehovah with the evolution of the “I” into a “J” and the changing of the Latin “V” letter from a “U” sound to a “V”.  Y^ehôwāh/Jehovah is nothing but an artificial ghost word; it was never used in antiquity.  The synagogue reader saw Y^ehôwāh in his text and read it ’^adônai.  But Christian scholars of the Middle Ages (e.g., Galatinus) saw these scribal lies and fell for them, resulting in the false name Jehovah, fulfilling YirmYâ´huw 8: 8-9 –

“How can you say: “We are wise ones, for the Towrâ´h of Yâ-hwéh is with us!”  When look!  The lying pen of the scribes made it for the Lie?  The wise will be shamed, they will be dismayed, and they will be trapped, look!  Since they rejected the Word of Yâ-hwéh, what wisdom do they have?”

YâHuW/YâHu/Yâ(h)uW \ēŎ–hoo\ – (YHW) or (YH) or (YW) in paleohebrew, appears as יהו (YHW) or יה (YH) or יו (YW), respectively, in the Aramaic square script.  All three of these actually are identical in pronunciation in every instance, and should be rendered יָהֻ (YâHu) or יָהוּ (YâHuW) in vowel-pointed Aramaic square script.  יו  (YW) should NOT be rendered יוֹ (Yô) as it appears in Masoretic texts, it should be rendered יָהוּ (YâHuW) as it is a northern Yisrâ’ë´l degeneration of it.  Anson Rainey wrote the following regarding this:

“The theophoric component in Northern Israelite personal names, written –YW on epigraphic texts, was never pronounced –yô!  The final W did not come into use as a marker for a final ô vowel until the post-Exilic period.  In the eighth and seventh centuries when we have these personal names ending in –YW, the W was a consonant and the pronunciation was –yaw (or yau).  So, anyone can see that the difference between northern -yaw and southern –yáhû is not so great, especially since the -h- in the southern form was fairly weak.”

These names of Yâ-hwéh appear as parts of personal names, called “theophoric components”, as prefixes and suffixes, but the יה appears only as a suffix.  Other times יה appears alone or preceding as a “praenomen” (forename), which identifies the Son specifically in Tenákh (a Hebrew acronym for Law, Prophets, and Writings, we call pre-advent scriptures).  These theophoric components, pronounced YÂHU (i.e., -y­āhû, in such names as Hizqîyāhû [Hezekiah]), are considered, in Hebrew linguistics, the normal shortened form of the imperfect verb like yāhwé^h, that is the preterit or jussive short form of this Verb.  The short form of the imperfect, has two functions: a completed past tense (preterit), “He caused to be existed,” and jussive (third person command), “He causes to be existed”; however, don’t attempt to translate that within a personal name: e.g., Yâhuwtsâthâ´q should be translated as “Yâ-hwéh’s righteousness”.

There is a more profound meaning for this short form:  As we sometimes see written combined even still, in Hebrew scriptures, Yâ´hu Yâ-hwéh (יָ֥הֻ יָהְוֶ֥ה), this short form (completed in the past, yet the commanding voice) together to the imperfect (continuing, not completed) form, as a dual name, this dual form represents the Son, as being completed in the past, and the commanding Voice of Yâ-hwéh, and The One (n.), the continuing not completed Yâ-hwéh Who defines Himself as ‘the ones’, all His number of lights coming to exist, although a finite and perfect number, doing so through the Son.  Therefore, the theophoric components of His name refer to His completed commanding Son, the Personification of Yâ-hwéh, The One (n.) being the ones (m.) coming to exist.  Applying this knowledge to the understanding of the name containing this shortened form in translation, e.g., Yâhuwtsâthâ´q, translated as “Yâ-hwéh’s righteousness”, would be referring to the Righteousness of the completed commanding Son being Yâ-hwéh.

Please note that logically, since these theophoric components are all actually the same legitimate shortened form of the name of Yâ-hwéh, this explains why it always should sound the same, no matter how scribes degenerated its spelling or no matter whether it appeared at the beginning or at the ending of a name.  Another example of this short form/long form relationship is the verb “to do obeisance”, which in the imperfect is yiŝtah^awé^h, while the shortened imperfect form (for preterit or jussive) is yiŝtáhû.  In other words, yiŝtáhû is to yiŝtah^awé^h as yáhû is to yāhwé^h.  (Fig. 1)

What about “Y^eho-” and “Yah”?  What about “Yô-”?

In accordance with Jewish tradition to censor His name, these short forms of His name also got adulterated by the censoring pen of the Masoretic scribes, and only got the proper vowel points in the Masoretic text when יָהוּ appears as the suffix theophoric component of personal names.  Otherwise, the vowel points for ’^Elowāhh got inserted resulting in Y^ehow- (יְהוֹ) prefixes and the Yāhh (יָהּ) scribal lies.  They apparently reasoned that when reading aloud theophoric component prefixed names, a beginning reader might stop after reading YÂHU… and violate their tradition to “take the name in vain”.  It is documented in the Midrash on Psalms (Mid. Teh. Pss. 68:3, 113:3) that they knew this was a partial incomplete name, so therefore using it did not violate their commandment of men to not say His name.  Nonetheless, the Murasu text written in Nippur in the fifth century BCE did write YÂHU- as being the prefix theophoric component of personal names.  Regarding “Yô–”, see above.

Yâhuwshúa` \ēŎ–hoo-shOO-ă\ – in paleohebrew or יָהוּשֻׁעַ in vowel pointed Aramaic square script is the true name of the Son, the Lamb, the Anointed.  Its prefix theophoric component is -יָהוּ which is pronounced YÂHU, as explained above, debunking the false versions “yahshua”, “yehoshua”, “yaohushua”, “yahuashua”, or “yahwehshua”.  It was in the post-exilic period that many names on this pattern were shortened, like the aforementioned errant “yehoshua” to “yeshua”.  Though this might have been acceptable by those societies that did it, it continues to be a corruption of the pure original names, and does not call on Him for salvation just as using the modern variations such as “Jesus” do not.

Some scholars are not sure of what the second element שֻׁעַ- of the name Yâhuwshúa` means. They think it might mean ‘noble’, or ‘help’, or something like that.  It is the word שוע ShU` (shin, waw, ayin) [see Strong’s #7769-7774] and apparently not the root ותע WTh` (waw, tha-ayin), which is the original form of the verbs “to save” [Strong’s #3467] Understand that in `Ivríyth, it is acceptable to spell certain names differently if it does not change the meaning or the pronunciation, thus sometimes, יהושע appears in scriptures as יהושוע, which meets these criteria.  This debunks the errant name “yahuwsha” which means something different, and cannot be spelled this documented alternate way.  Sadly, the Strong’s Concordance errs on this specific point, thinking it is #3467.  Examining Strong’s entries 7769-7774, the meanings of Shúwa`, the word from which the element –shua` comes, are: a shout (halloo), opulence, riches, wealth, independent, noble, free, and generous.  Due to these, we understand the translation of Yâhuwshúa` to English to be “Yâ-hwéh is freedom/ wealth”, a message which incorporates the Glad Tidings and our hope, and which is in agreement with Romans 10: 11-13, see it here DECODED, simplified –

because of Me, He dictates of Yâ-hwéh she which is not a writing of heathen masses:

“Everyone that is he who is without regard for the one believing Yours, being yisrâ’ë´l outside against pertaining to the same One, pertaining to the Son Who is not sâţâ´n, he shall be ashamed.”

because the adversary (sâţâ´n), which is not the Yâ-hwéh of Me Who exists, is a different sound of the Profession of Yâ-hwéh (Yâhuwthâ´h), but Yâ-hwéh of yisrâ’ë´l is also of the Hellenist, because he is without regard for Who is Yâ-hwéh: the same One is the Son, Yâhuwshúa`: Yâ-hwéh is of all the ones, because the One being Shúa` (Wealth, Freedom) is for My yisrâ’ë´l, being all the ones that are not in association with The One, being the ones calling upon the same One being the Son

of Yâ-hwéh, since:

“everyone that is whoever of Me upon Yâ-hwéh might call, pertaining to the ones [~dual-names] – not being the youth [~yaldabosheth (spawn of shame)] – being the name of Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa`, of Me, he shall be delivered…”

Some have seen “-shúa`” defined in some lexicons as “prosperity”, and we would agree in the aspect of spiritual prosperity, but would not encourage changing to the New Age false glad tidings of a promise of material prosperity.

Understand also that a proper name is to be invoked in its language, not in its translation to our language as it says in Romans 15: 5-6, and Phílippos 20, so let us understand but not call out the meaning of His name as “Yâ-hwéh is wealth/freedom”.  Do not try to further translate the Yâ-hwéh within the translation because theophoric components of names are mentions of the name of Yâ-hwéh invocated, and one does not translate a proper name beyond that point.  The Glad Tidings of the Truth says that ones receiving the name (as a theophoric component) do so “according to the likeness into each one is to be made.”

We spoke with Anson Rainey a long time ago, and we asked him if Yâhuwshúa` could be translated as “Yâ´hu is wealth/freedom” and he answered ‘no, though it appears in the short form within names, when translating a name, one always translates it as “Yâ-hwéh”’.

Yâhuwshúa` is the same name Moshéh named Howshë´a` the son with regard for Nâuwéh (The One causing to be indwelled) [Strong #05116, LXX – ναυη] for this reason, that the people might listen to him like the Anointed One [Letter of Bar-Nâvíy 12: 8].  Proof that this is the same name is found in the fact that whenever Yâhuwshúa` the son with regard for Nâuwéh (the One causing to be indwelled) is mentioned in the NT, his name also got distorted and evolved to “Jesus” in the KJV (Acts 7: 45, Hebrews 4: 8).  We also find this name as the name of the Branch foretold in ZkharYâ´hu 6: 11-12.  The Munster book of Hebrews reportedly also uses יהושע for the name of the Anointed One, and even the Strong’s Concordance in entry 3091 admits this is the Hebrew rendering for His name (Greek #2424).

What about “Jesús”?

This is a serious linguistic study.  The interest in documenting the origins, motivations, and linguistics involved in the name “Jesus” is purely academic because it has no basis on Hebrew scriptures.  This topic is covered completely in our study Yâhuwshúa` is not Jesus: We invite everyone to read it.

Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa` – the DUAL-NAMES

This is an excerpt from the Secret Book of Yâhuwchânâ´n:

The demons’ own names, given by Yaldabaoth, are mighty names But the Powers’ names reflecting the glory above Will bring about the demons’ destruction and remove their Power. That is why each has two names.

This is saying that in the eternal realms of Light, where the adversary never did enter, these eternal ones have two names.  The adversary did not pair the names of the demons.

The term “ha-shâmáyim” is found in the Hebrew Masoretic Text.  It is accepted into the modern Hebrew language as meaning “the heavens”.  The suffix “-áyim” is a DUAL-noun suffix in Hebrew, but in the case of “ha-shâmáyim”, the Hebrew linguists say they do not know what was the original noun being made dual.  According to Hebrew rules, it should be “sham”, meaning dual-shams, but that is not a word in Hebrew.

If one considers the two-name fact from the Secret Book of Yâhuwchânâ´n and applies it to the Most High, He should also have two names, DUAL names.

In Hebrew, the way to say “the name” is “ha-shëm”.  Applying the rules about how to make it DUAL, it would be “ha-shimáyim”.  The only difference between this and the word they translate as “the heavens” is one vowel.  Therefore, understand that this means every single place in your “bible” where you see “heaven(s)” written, it originally said “DUAL-NAMES”, referring to these names: Yâ-hwéh-Yâhuwshúa`.

Why would Judaism have wanted to alter this?  They wanted to conceal the Testimony.  So, when the Jewish scribes wrote vowels into their letters, they substituted a “â” for the “i”, and removed the memory that the Most High has DUAL-NAMES.  They have slowly admitted the first name is Yâ-hwéh which those call “ha-shëm”, because they are foretold to misapply this name to their impostor, so they prepare themselves for that.  But the second of the dual-names is the hidden name [Glad Tidings of Phílippos 20], which they don’t want even to let anyone know, since they vehemently deny Him – Yâhuwshúa`.

Here is an excerpt from 1 Moshéh (Genesis) 1: 8 decoded^[4]:

…so, He called, without regard for the mighty one of ’ah^arón (light-carrier/lucifer) not belonging to the ones, the affixed-affirmation (“firmament”) [~the Testimony],

“ha-shimáyim^[2] (The dual-names)^[3] [~Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa`] (“heavens”) of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l)”,

so it sees, without regard for the mighty one of ’ah^arón (light-carrier/lucifer), that this One [is] the good Saying of one overcoming the demon (yisrâ’ë´l) …

[1] The name “Yâ-hwéh” means “He causes to be existed”, so this relates to this term ’a-hyéh, which means “I shall CAUSE to exist”, as it is 1^st person singular imperfect tense Hiphiyl conjugation of Strong’s #1933; the ’e-hyéh found in the Masoretic is the qal conjugation of Strong’s #1961, only meaning “I shall exist”.

[2] This is the dual-noun form of shëm (name), and the first vowel in a dual-noun is “i” whenever the vowel of the singular noun is “ë”.  However, Masoretic inserted the wrong vowel, “â” which is used in a dual-noun whenever the vowel of the singular noun is “a”, therefore: “ha-shâmáyim” is a dual SHAM, a fact they try to conceal.

[3] `Ivríyth shëm, name, is the term being expressed in dual plural form, logically according to the context, and since the material creation of the temp material creator cannot invoke the name of Yâhuwshúa`, it provides an effective separation to quarantine the adversary from ones of the Testimony, being “of the heavens”, where the adversary never was.  The adversary named things in his imitation creation of things above with single names, but Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa` with double names.

 

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FOOTNOTES:

[4] (not yet decoded/decoded): “LXX decoded” which is the Morphologically analyzed Septuagint Greek translation. Reveals what has been hidden/omitted by sâţâ´n’s scribes and coded for their own private elite stash hidden from you. Note: until our new dual-name website is updated and pages from our prior website are updated to agree with updated decoded scriptures where necessary and migrated over, the following link is from the internet archive WAYBACKMACHINE to our prior website: “What are bible codes?”.

Fonts:

“whenever Yâ-hwéh Yâhuwshúa` speaks, either in pre-advent or post-advent scriptures, it is in red-lettering”, “Anyone else speaking is in black.”

Gray font is usually used to denote what we consider to be uninspired scribal additions, if found without brackets.

Blue font denotes the restored portions of pre-advent scripture quotes which we decoded, or coded content which was omitted from post-advent scriptures quoting them.  Blue italics font denotes the restored portions of the hidden coded content into post-advent scriptures.

The first letter of terms which refer to Him such as pronouns or symbols will be CAPITALIZED, even if within a name, like Yshá`Yâhuw.

Proper nouns are transliterated in normal font, (we may add the translation of the proper noun in italics) A common word in English is translated in normal font (we may add the foreign term which it translated transliterated or sometimes in a foreign alphabet)

Something found in post-advent scriptures is in normal font if it is translated from Greek manuscripts or from the Masoretic if in pre-advent scriptures

Something found in post-advent scriptures in italics is not found in Greek manuscripts rather is exclusively in Aramaic or other specified manuscripts

Something found exclusively in the LXX but not in the Masoretic will be written in italics in pre-advent scriptures

Subheadings which help characterize subsequent scripture passages are in italics and centered and in gray font

Yâ-hwéh – when found in italics, is a restoration of His name from sources outside the Masoretic, sometimes LXX, sometimes other sources when specified, and sometimes we may specify it was by the spirit of Truth (Logic).

Yâhuwshúa`  – when found in italics, is a restoration of His name when it was omitted from the Greek post-advent scriptures by scribes, from sources outside the Greek saying it was there.