PROHET YAHWEH - Yahweh Or Jehovah?

IN THE NAME OF THE MOST HIGH YAHWEH
THE CREATOR OF ALL THINGS. BLESSED BE
YAHWEH FOR POWER AND MIGHT ARE HIS!

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Just for the record, my name, Prophet Yahweh, means "prophet of YAHWEH".
I am not trying to be YAHWEH. I am, simply, a prophet of YAHWEH.

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Published By:

PROPHET YAHWEH
Seer of Yahweh
Master UFO Caller

E-mail: prophetyahweh@yahoo.com
Website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ufosummoningschool

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THE SECRET TEACHINGS

Level 1 Studies

The Mysteries Of YAHWEH Revealed

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YAHWEH OR JEHOVAH?

Which One Is The Creator's Original And True Name?

A PHONETIC ANALYSIS

part 2 of a 2 part series for researching the correct
spelling and pronunciation of the Creator's name

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Table of Contents:

This is my second and last study, for now, on which name: YAHWEH or Jehovah, is the original and true name of the Creator of all things?

It's extremely important that people realize the correct pronunciation of the Creator's name. Because herein lies the secret to spiritual power for all who use it properly.

Satan knows that when you use the Creator's true name in your prayers, you increase your power to do all kinds of spiritual things, especially against him.

This is the reason why Satan's demons took the name out of the bible and kept it out for so many centuries until the name was forgotten by man.

As a result, man has lost his connection with true spiritual power that all men had access to from the beginning.

However, over the centuries, some magicians used the sacred name in their spells to increase the potency of their miracles.

Other individuals use the name of YAHWEH to increase their ability to heal, to bless, to curse, to change circumstances, see the unseen, and know the secrets of the past, present, and future with out anyone telling them those things.

Knowing the sacred name of the Creator is not enough to achieve the highest levels of power. You have to also know who and what YAHWEH is, and believe it in the depths of your heart.

You have to also be devoted to YAHWEH in the purest sense of the word. This is the reason for my success in summoning UFOs and, occasionally, actual spacehships. So far, I've been successful at this only privately, but soon, I'll be blessed to be successful publicly.

YAHWEH would never give high-level power to someone that's ashamed to let people know who and what He is. Limit your believe and testimonies of Him, and He will limit His power through you, and it's just that simple.

Now, let me conclude my work on the sacred name of the most holy and precious YAHWEH by showing you, indisputable proof, that every letter in the name Jehovah is either wrong or used in a wrong way.

After I had researched the letter J in a number of dictionaries and encyclopedias, it became clear to me that in the very first letter of the name Jehovah is a mistake.

"J - THE TENTH LETTER OF THE ALPHABET IN THE ENGLISH AND OTHER LANGUAGES, IS, IN IT'S ORIGIN, A COMPARATIVELY LATE MODIFICATION OF THE LETTER I. IN THE ANCIENT ROMAN ALPHABET, I, BESIDES ITS VOWEL VALUE, HAD A CONSONANTAL VALUE OF MODERN ENGLISH Y... IT WAS LITTLE USED IN ENGLISH, WHERE Y HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN SUBSTITUTED FOR FINAL I; AND IT WAS NOT UNTIL THE 17TH CENTURY THAT THE DEVICE OF UTILIZING THE TWO FORMS OF THE LETTER, SO THAT I, SHOULD REMAIN AS THE VOWEL AND J BE USED FOR THE CONSONANT, WAS ESTABLISHED, AND THE CAPITAL FORMS OF THE LATTER, J, WERE INTRODUCED...NO WORD BEGINNING WITH J IS OF OLD ENGLISH DERIVATION."

My dearest list, we see here, in the most scholarly of the English dictionaries, that the letter J, a variant of I was invented, by the Europeans to take the place of the final form of the letter I that originally (in Roman times) had a consonant sound of the letter Y.

This quote, of the Oxford English Dictionary, make it clear that if the letter I, originally, besides its vowel sound, also had a consonant sound of Y, a Y should have been used to represent that consonant sound in English. But it wasn't, and the Europeans chose, instead, to invent a new letter, the letter J (that never existed before in human history) to take the place of Y.

As a result of this blunder, a number of English words that have J in them, should have the letter Y instead. Jehovah is one of those words.

Further proof that the first letter of the Creator's name should be a Y, instead of a J, is found in the well known "COLUMBIA ENCYCLOPEDIA".

"J, 10th LETTER OF THE ALPHABET, A WESTERN EUROPEAN MEDIEVAL DEVELOPMENT OF I, WITH WHICH IT WAS FORMERLY QUITE INTERCHANGEABLE IN WRITING. IT IS PRONOUNCED AS A CONSONANT IN ENGLISH AND OFTEN AS A Y IN OTHER LANGUAGES, AS IN THE HEBREW WORD HALLELUJAH."

According to this quote, Jehovah could not be the Creator's correct name because it starts with a J which, in Hebrew, should be a Y.

Since the first language the Creator's name was written in was Hebrew and it was done several thousand years before the letter J was ever invented, it had to start with a Y and not a J.

Even the modern day European translators know that the Creator's name had to start with a Y and that the letter J is wrong. This is seen in the newer English bibles they've recently translated. Let me give you an idea of what I'm talking about.

"SING UNTO GOD, SING PRAISES TO HIS NAME: EXTOL HIM THAT RIDETH UPON THE HEAVENS BY HIS NAME JAH AND REJOICE BEFORE HIM."

Notice the word Jah in the verse. It's called God's name. Keep in mind that this verse is in the old "KING JAMES BIBLE". Now, let's see this verse in the newer translation, the "NEW KING JAMES BIBLE," it reads:

"SING UNTO GOD, SING PRAISES TO HIS NAME: EXTOL HIM WHO RIDES ON THE CLOUDS, BY HIS NAME YAH, AND REJOICE BEFORE HIM."

Now, notice that the J of the word Jah has been changed to a Y. The translators knew that a mistake had been made in spelling the Creator's name with a J and corrected this error by making the change in the newer version of their bible.

The changing of the J of Jah in the old "KING JAMES BIBLE," to a Y in the "NEW KING JAMES BIBLE," also changes the word Jah to YAH. In case you don't know it, YAH is the first syllable and short form of the word YAHWEH.

Notice, that in the same verse, Psalms 68:4, mentioned above, YAH is called God's name. The "NEW JERUSALEM BIBLE" proves that YAH is the short form of YAHWEH.

"SING TO GOD, PLAY MUSIC TO HIS NAME, BUILD A ROAD FOR THE RIDER OF THE CLOUDS, REJOICE IN YAHWEH, DANCE BEFORE HIM."

This proves that it is the short form of the name YAHWEH and also is its first syllable.

We have seen, by the admitance and confession of the translators that: the letter J is wrong and Y is right, Jah is wrong and YAH is right, and ultimately, that Jehovah is wrong and YAHWEH is right.

Because of all this, it's very wrong to spell the Creator's name with a new letter, and ultimately, a new sound that goes along with it.

In the above section, we looked closely at several translations of Psalms 68:4, and concluded that the first letter Jehovah (J) is wrong. Now, let's look at the second letter in the word Jehovah, the vowel E, and you'll see that it's wrong also.

Also, in the section above, we proved that YAH and not Jah is the first syllable of the Creator's name. If we take a closer look at the first syllable of the Creator's name, regardless if your bible uses YAH or Jah in Psalms 68:4, you'll see that the vowel, in both syllables, is an A.

If Jehovah is the true and accurate name of the Creator, the vowel of its first syllable would be an E an not an A.

Then, in Psalms 68:4, first syllable of the Creator's name would have been Jeh as in Je-hovah. But, it was not Jeh. It was Jah or more correctly YAH.

Regardless, the first vowel of the Creator's name is an A in both Jah and YAH. Now, we see that the second letter of Jehovah (E) is is also wrong like the first letter (J).

Consider that in the word Jehovah, the first H is part of the second syllable (Je-ho-vah). But, in the name YAHWEH the first H is part of the first syllable (YAH-WEH) and not the second. The question now arises: "Which syllable should the first H be in?"

The answer to that can also be seen in Psalms 68:4. In it, Jah or more correctly YAH is proven to be the first syllable of the Creator's name. And, when you look at it, you see that the first H should be the last letter of the first syllable as in YAH-WEH and not the first letter of the second syllable as in Je-ho-vah.

Earlier, in the section "Three Verses Two Syllables" we saw that the Creator's name has two and not three syllables. Remember, in that section, I revealed how that when the Tetragrammaton (IAUE) is spoken as vowels, two syllables are heard. In that section, I stated:

"The two syllables are written as IA-UE. The IA (pronounced as a long E' and AH) combines to form the first syllable E-AH or YAH. The UE (pronounced as a long U with the sound of the double OO's in the word zoo) and the short E (with the sound of the E in cafe) combines to form the second syllable OO-WEH. Now, we see that the vowel sound of the Tetragram (IAUE) represents two syllables (IA-UE or YAH-WEH)."

Based on the pronunciation of the Tetragram as vowels (IA-UE), the middle syllable of Jehovah (ho) was falsely created. The vowel sounds are not IA-HO-UE. They are IA-UE or YAH-WEH.

Therefore, the middle or second syllable of Je-ho-vah has no justification for its existence.

With this being the case, the three syllable word Jehovah should not exist either because it's clear that the Creator's name has only two syllables.

So far, we've seen that four of the seven letters of Jehovah are all wrong. Now, lets look at the fifth.

Consider the letter V in Jehovah. According to my research, W should have been used in its place instead. The original Hebrew alphabet did not have a letter V. The letter B, in Hebrew (in its softened form), has a sound similar to V but there was no letter V in the original Hebrew.

The White modern day Jews know this very well and reveal it in their publications. When speaking of the letter V, "THE NEW STANDARD JEWISH ENCYCLOPEDIA", pages 1920-1921 states:

"ORIGINALLY (AND STILL IN CERTAIN ORIENTAL DIALECTS) ITS PHONETICAL VALUE WAS W, BUT TODAY IT IS PRONOUNCED V IN ALL THE WESTERN DIALECTS AND IN ISRAEL."

"THE UNIVERSAL JEWISH ENCYCLOPEDIA" (Vol. 10, page 584) explains how the V and J sounds wrongly became established in the Creator's name. While speaking on the Creator's name, it states:

"IT IS FREQUENTLY, ESPECIALLY AMONG GERMAN SCHOLARS, WRITTEN JAHWEH, JAHVEH, JAHVE, OR YAHWEH; BUT THESE FORMS [THE FIRST THREE] CALL EITHER FOR THE GERMAN PRONUNCIATION OF Y AS J, OR OF W AS V, OR BOTH."

Now, we see that the letters J and V were used in the translation of the Creator's name from Hebrew into English by translators who wrongly used the German letters J an V instead of the right letters Y and W.

Now, we see that the translators wrongly used the German letters J an V instead of the correct letters Y and W when they translated the Creator's name from Hebrew into English.

So far, we've seen that the first five letters in the name Jehovah are all wrong.

In the section called "Consonant Vowels," we saw that the Tetragram is to be spoken as the vowels IAUE.

Also we saw that the last vowel was a short E with the sound of the one in the word cafe.

Considering this, it's clear that the last syllable of the Creator's name should have an E as its vowel as in YAHWEH and not an A as in the word Jehovah.

So far, we've seen that the first six letters of the word Jehovah are all wrong.

Now, let's look at the seventh and last letter of this word, and you'll see that it's wrong also.

The second H in the word Jehovah, which is the last letter of the word, is used wrongly, in that, it exists in its third syllable (Je-ho-vah).

But, we saw earlier in the section: "THREE VERSES TWO SYLLABLES" that the second H should be the last letter in the second syllable (YH-WH) of the Creator's name as in YAH-WEH and not in a third syllable as in the word Je-ho-vah.

By phonetically analyzing what name: YAHWEH or Jehovah, is the Creator's original and true name, we see that every letter in the word Jehovah is wrong:

H should be H - of the first syllable of YAHWEH instead of the second syllable of Jehovah

H should be H of the second syllable of YAHWEH instead of the third syllable of Jehovah

Now, how much more do you need proven to you for you to know that Jehovah is a complete and total mistranslation, and as a result, it has no power to save souls?

It should be clear that the wrong word Jehovah is not worthy of praise or utterance in relationship to the Creator.

After all, YAHWEH is the name Jesus worshipped, prayed to, and taught men to do the same.

So therefore, stop using the wrong word Jehovah, and start using only the name YAHWEH when speaking of the Creator of all things.

If you are serious about entering the eternal Kingdom of YAHWEH and finding rest for your souls in eternal life, for you and your children, then worship only YAHWEH and not the false word Jehovah.

Use YAHWEH in all your prayers because only in YAHWEH's name can souls be saved! The all saving power of the name YAHWEH is what the Christians say their Jesus sought refuge in so that he could be saved.

When you consider the words the Christians attributed to their Jesus, right before he, supposedly, died: "FATHER, INTO THINE HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT" (Luke 23:46), you'll see that he needed a saviour, and that saviour's name was YAHWEH and none other.

Now, if YAHWEH was good enough for the Christian's Jesus, to give himself to, so he could be saved, the YAHWEH is most definitely good enough for your salvation and that of your children, family, and friends.

I CHALLENGE EACH OF YOU - to pick up every dictionary and encyclopedia you run across and look up the word Jehovah first; then look up YAHWEH, and afterwards, the Tetragrammaton.

I CHALLENGE EACH OF YOU - to do as I did and research the Creator's name at the libraries in your cities or prisons. Start with the dictionaries and encyclopedias in your home, at your jobs or wherever you find one. Make special trips to the libraries alone or with your friends that are interested in knowing the truth about which name: YAHWEH or Jehovah is the Creator's true name.

I CHALLENGE EACH OF YOU - to be diligent and research as many sources as you can, over a long period of time like I did. Because only then will you be able to see that most references point to YAHWEH being correct and Jehovah as a false and wholly inaccurate misspelling of the Creator's original and true name.