The Name of God & The Ancient Hebrew

What is YHWH? What is the Tetragrammaton?

 

Answer: The ancient Hebrew language that the Old Testament was written in did not have vowels in its alphabet. In written form, ancient Hebrew was a consonant-only language. In the original Hebrew, God's name transliterates to YHWH (sometimes written in the older style as YHVH). This is known as the tetragrammaton (meaning "four letters"). Because of the lack of vowels, Bible scholars debate how the tetragrammaton YHWH was pronounced.

We are seekers of the truth, the only two names revealed in scripture, are, "I Am/Father." All the rest are titles, such as, God, Lord, Christ, Holy Spirit, God Almighty, Mighty Counselor, Prince of Peace, Everlasting Father, God of Israel, etc. The God of Israel refers to himself in the book of Exo 3:13-16)..., as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. If you notice all the above titles are transliterated and translated from Hebrew, into Greek, Latin, and now the current language, English: The letters of the Hebraic names of our ancestors where transliterated also, and yet, no doubt of course, the names of our ancestors were hebraic. Does it take away from the truth because they're names were translated into another language? No way!

Remember, we are all stdudents of the Torah, examiners of the law, and instructors of babes. We are seekers of truth and believers of the God of Mosheh the priest/prophet, and Ahba's son ha'Mashyach/JC. They were both Mashyachs who declared and revealed unto the nation of Israel what to call the God of Israel as a memorial forever. 

Realizing this truth, we all must come to a mutual agreement and understanding of scripture, or else, there would be schism in the body. Let us avoid strife and division at all cost by agreeing with divine facts only.

This video teaching has a pronoun knowledge of the ancient names of both the Creator and his messiah.