The Master Mathematician And The Complex Design Of The Bible That Will Leave You Amazed

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by Bill Burton – http://forum.yadayahweh.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=49#post190

“Many say that the True Name of the Almighty has been forgotten, others say that we will never know how to pronounce His or His Son’s Name until the Son returns for He has a Name that no one knows but Himself (Rev 19:12). However, that refers to His New Name (Rev 2:17; 3:12) which possibly will describe His new mission or purpose for His second coming. At His first coming He was given a name while He was still in the womb by the Angel of IAUE that He was to be called (Matt 1’21; Luke 1’31).

The Messiah Himself said that He came in His Father’s Name, and was given His Father’s Name (John 5:43; !7:11,12) and other Scriptures verify that (Deut 18:18,19; Acts 3:19-23; 7:37; Eph 1:21; Phil 2:9-11; Heb 1:4,5;). So to answer the age old question posed by Agur the prophet, “What is His Name, and what is His Son’s Name”, we first have to know His Father’s Name.

Jerry Healen in an article in the Qodesh asked the question, why not render the Name into four vowels in the first place, as IAUE. Why make a 6 or 7 letter name out of a four letter name. Why can we not transliterate vowels into vowels? “The KEY to the whole problem of how the Heavenly Father’s Name is to be pronounced was GIVEN to us by Josephus. Josephus clearly states in the ‘Wars of the Jews’ that THE SACRED NAME CONSISTS OF FOUR VOWELS.”

Now, the TETRAGRAM, when used as all vowels, can be and should be pronounced without any additional letters, and without the vowel points that the Masorites used as a deception to prevent the correct pronunciation of HaShem.—All of the confusion as to what is the correct pronunciation of the Heavenly Father’s Name, and the deception used to disguised His Name, stem from the use of consonants as the Tetragram instead of correctly using vowels as Josephus stated. When the Tetragram is represented as consonants, in order to pronounce His name, vowels have to be added, and then it is no longer a Tetragrammaton! Then we wind up with a 6 or 7 letter name out of a 4 letter name as Mr. Healen so ably brought out.

The Jews by utilizing consonants as representing the Tetragram and using their system of vowel pointing, used the vowels ‘e’ ‘o’ ‘a’ in order to disguise His name. Christian scholars in the 1500′s believing these vowels were the correct ones combined them with the consonants JHVH and thus they came up with the false hybrid name Jehovah.

Bishop Pearce in his book, The Revelation for the Last Days points out that the English letters YHWH are not the Tetragrammaton, because they do not form a word or name, but that the Hebrew letters äåäé (Yod-Hey-Waw-Hey) are the True Tetragrammaton for it is pronounceable name, when used as ALL VOWELS.

I believe that most who use Yahueh, or Yahuweh, use it instead of IAUE because many who first come into contact with IAUE at first glance find it difficult to pronounce. We are not used to seeing a word made up of all vowels, and Yahueh seems easier to pronounce.”