Scribe’s leaving out the vowel to prevent reading the word aloud. I have seen people today right the word G_d in comments taking this whole thing to a ludicrous degree.

I really appreciate your research Nehemiah. Thank you. Its interesting that Isaac Newton said God's name was Jehovah. Also he went against the common belief in the trinity because it wasn't a scriptural one. ..a risky thing to say anything against at the time! But truth seekers are out there, and even throughout the many times where God's people turned away from the guidance and standards, there were still those who stood for truth. So not all religions can lead to God but "the truth will set you free." ... and that means truth is vital. Can i just say you don't need to be interviewed...the interviewers keep interrupting the flow of your excitement at finding the wonderful things you want to share. You are a great speaker. Happy and enthusiastic. Thank you again.

Love this! Nechemia , Yehovah has clearly used you for this purpose. He has caused you to be instrumental in dispersing His Holy Name to the world. I want for you to always have the unshakable faith of David. Shalom achi!

Before of all proves, I tested it on my prayers and I felt the spiritual influence of this name.

I love this Nehemia! Keep it coming.

Look at how Logos' premier Hebrew Bible, the Lexham Hebrew Bible, points the consonants "yehovah" (see Ps 1:2), and then STILL renders "yaweh" in the English in the face of it!

Nehemia refuses to discuss Our Transliterated Creator's Name before the vowel system. Moshe wrote in a certain Paleo-Hebraic/Thamudic B script. No written vowels (or transliterated written Paleo-Hebrew/Thamudic B to modern English vowel system) in the 22 letter Paleo-Hebrew/Thamudic B script. So, you have to try to pronounce or enunciate the written script/words to be able to figure out what modern day English vowels are placed. On top of all that, you have figure out the meaning (translation) of script. It's a challenge but certain scholars, like Dr. Nehemiah Gordon, are skipping all this and jumping to 900 AD...where the vowel system was implemented...and tries to make meaning out of the text ..But he should be doing his homework and look at how Jeff A. Benner (especially in his book, A Mechanical Translation of the Torah) is using the Ancient Paleo-Hebrew/Thamudic B script to get the true meaning of the text by using how ancient Hebrews during Moshe Era wrote & thought (Ancient Hebrews were concrete thinkers and not abstract thinkers, like we are today) in their era....

The new one is Yahuah. Please cover that one next.

Thank you. Very Much appreciated. (I wish the subtitles were also in English so I could screen-shot the most important sentences.)

Aramaic must be read. If Moshe coming now nobody in Israel can understand Moshe

Shalom, Nehemia!

Shalom!

Thank You for job!

Shalom!

GESENIUS:

What is the oldest extant Hebrew Gospel manuscript?

“A mitre also of fine linen encompassed his head, which was tied by a blue ribbon, about which

The dominant speaker completely misunderstands. Vowel markers were a very late development of written Hebrew. YHVH, which would be pronounced either Yahveh or Yahweh, was not supposed to be said at all after the destruction of the second temple. (When it stii stood, only the high priests said it, and then only during Yom Kippor.) It was considered too holy to pronounce. So the word Adonoi or Adonai

Learn atbash if you want to learn the name

He never explains why there is a long /u/ in Yahu, as found in Hebrew names like Eliyahu, but this long /u/ isn't present in Yehowah. Anyone care to explain?