Peace be within you: 'Prophet of Yahweh'
Bless you Prophet, and may all who meet you be filled with an enduring peace-making-love. Peace be upon and within you and all around you - oh, friend and witness of the True KING of Kings, Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh, YaHuWaH TzaBaoth, El-Khy-Melekh.
In the Name of the Living Lord, El-Elyon:
I am a prophet and slave of the Living Elohim,
and I ask you to bless me, dear friend, as I am going to bless you - for I have heard your voice and witness that you are speaking in His Name - they will soon say "Blessed is the one who comes in the Name of YaHuWaH."
Allow me to correct your Hebrew a bit. The 'Hey' is 'Ah' both times, not "Ah" first then "Eh", as in YaH-WeH or YaH-Way...though I am sure HE will accept your sincere verbalization, since it is in truth ABSOLUTELY UNUTTERABLE, for I have spoken only one letter, the First (Yod), (in His Will), as I attained His Blissful Unity in my walk through the desert Inside the Christ-Light-Anointing of YaHuWaH's Prophethood. Hence, allow me speak THIS TRUTH to you: the Hey is Ah, as in Yah-Wah, but the Vav is Oo, or Uu - hence, YaHu-WaH - or more correctly: YaH-HuWaH. Elijah's name in Hebrew is Eli-YaHuW (meaning "my God/El is: YaHuW)– which is a key to understanding the name. Note the 'Hu' after YaH. Also consider Joshua, after Moses: in Hebrew, YaHuW'Shua (YaHuW – Shua – YAHUW is SALVATION). Add the Hey on the end, and there is no reason not to pronounce it the same as the first one which HAS BEEN PRESERVED in both of these Prophets' Holy Names, and even in the name YaH, which David mentions, has the 'Hey' pronounced as 'Ahh' and not 'Ehy' – or else we might "make His name a vanity" and call 'Blessed be He', Yeh-Weh. This cannot be right – remember Hallelu-**YaH**!! More names could be cited as proof: Consider the name's characters to be likened unto IAUA…how you connect the vowels is your divine connection, and your breath is the perfect exclamation of His Sovereign Presence. Please accept my message and meditate on my words – for you will not be deceived by this one who is speaking now, in the name of the Holy One, Blessed be He, YaHuWaH TzaBaoth, El-Elyon!
Peace be WITHIN you, Brother Prophet.
I am being called to shine before men, like a lamp on a hill – and have begun here: http://khyemamri.com - pick one of them, for HE inspired their placement, or read them all and begin an understanding of our living-brotherhood, as I do unto thee that which I would have ye do unto me - by the Love of Yah! Praise be unto His Holy Name, now and forever, even though it is beyond all praise which we may bring - Bless Him, the Loftiest in Holiness!
I have a feeling that we are of one brotherhood and love – so communicate with me, brother and tell me your thoughts and heart.
From the Noble Qur'an 2:255 -
Allah.
There is no god but **YaHuWaH**,
--the Living,
the Self-subsisting,
Eternal.
No slumber can seize Him nor sleep.
His are all things in the heavens and on earth.
Who is there can intercede in His presence except as He permitteth? He knoweth what is before or after or behind them.
Nor shall they compass aught of His knowledge
except as He willeth.
His Throne doth extend over the heavens and the earth,
and He feeleth no fatigue in guarding and preserving them
for He is the Most High,
the Supreme.
(recited daily by muslims, note the Holy Name in the Original Arabic here 'Allahu la ilaha illa huwa alhayyu alqayyoomu...' http://sacred-texts.com/isl
Bless you – I am watching your videos now (via youtube.com).
Peace be within you.
Love,
Prophet of YaHuWaH Elohim ,
the Infinite Lord of All Creation:
Allah-Rahm' –
The Friend of the KING :
Messenger of Elohim-Rahma::
Slave to Yod-Hey-Vav-Hey:::
**~Khy'em Yeshu-Muhammed-Rahim, Amri**
PS. As He lives: My skin color is but a garment given by Him,
so do not look upon my soft tone – but give ear to our similar message –
for it is not the color of the skin, but the color of the heart – and it is not the blood-red heart-pumping machine, but the Heart which is the Holy Temple of the Living One, Blessed be He – Omnipotent in Glory, Awesome in Salvation.
PPS. I cannot call you as you call yourself, for YaH is One, and to me it is like saying:
"Peace be with you, brother –
please call me, Prophet Allah –
instead of 'Prophet OF Allah'."
Do not make associates with the Most High, for He will punish all who misuse His Name and take it lightly – or set ANY beside Him – Blessed be He.
Peace.
Finally - I will study what you have to teach at http://www.prophetyahweh.com/
Here is a little bit of background so that you might accept my explanation as real and true according to the Lord of the Worlds:
(a snippet of evidence from http://www.seekfirst.com/node
YEHOVAH FAVORED OVER YAHWEH
"non-superstitious Jewish translators always favored
the name Jehovah in their translations of the Bible.
On the other hand one can note that there is NO Jewish
translation of the Bible with Yahweh."
-M. Gérard GERTOUX; a Hebrew scholar,
specialist of the Tetragram; president of the
Association Biblique de Recherche d'Anciens Manuscrits
"Concerted effort has been underway for the past
several generations to alter the pronunciation of
the Divine Name, known as the Tetragrammaton,
from Jehovah into the Egyptian slur, Yahweh.
In spite of these efforts, there is compelling evidence
to stick with the traditional pronunciation."
--LambLion; by Scott Jones
"Actually, there is a problem with the
pronunciation Yahweh. It is a strange
combination of old and late elements."
-Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament
(TWOT)
"The pronunciation of yhwh as Yahweh
is a scholarly guess."
-Anchor Bible Dictionary, VI-1011.
"The great name YHWH is vocalized
as "Yehowah" in Hebrew...(Jehovah in English)
In the same way, as there were theophoric names
elaborated from the great name, that is names
beginning with Yehô- or its shortened form Y(eh)ô-, ...
The Hebrews took care of making either their names begin
with Yehô- or Yô-, or to end their names with -yah,
theophoric names like: Joshua, Jonathan, Jesus, John, etc."
For example, the name YHWHNN (John) is vocalized
Yehôha-nan in Hebrew."
- M. Gérard GERTOUX; a Hebrew scholar,
specialist of the Tetragram;
president of the Association Biblique
de Recherche d'Anciens Manuscrits
"The tetragrammaton, YHWH, is therefore read
I-eH-U-A (Iehoua), the equivalent of "YeHoWaH"
in Masoretic punctuation. This means that the name
is to be pronounced as it is written, or according
to its letters."
- (Won W. Lee professor at the Calvin College)
published in the Religious Studies Review
Volume 29 Number 3 July 2003 page 285.
"There is some evidence that the Tetragrammaton,
the Divine Name, (Jehovah), Appeared in some
or all of the OT (Old Testament) quotations in the
NT (New Testament) when the NT documents
were first penned."
- The ANCHOR BIBLE DICTIONARY
Volume 6 Si-Z Pages 392-393
"Numerous linguists have postulated that...this name
was pronounced Yehowah in the first century..."
-M. Gérard GERTOUX; a Hebrew scholar,
specialist of the Tetragram; president of the
Association Biblique de Recherche d'Anciens Manuscrits
"We have objective manuscript evidence
to support placement of the sacred name
(Jehovah) into the NT (New Testament) text,
the era of guesswork is over."
- A Collection of Evidence Supporting
Original Hebrew-Aramaic New Testament
by James Trimm - Chapter 4
"The Jewish scholars known as Massoretes
introduced a system of vowels and accents...
In this way the Tetragrammaton became Ye-Ho-VaH
and later on, in Western languages, Jehovah..."
- B.9.2: The Biblical Background;
Gilles C H Nullens
"Yehovah - pronounced {yeh-ho-vaw'} -
is the correct Hebrew rendering. "
-Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible
Religious authorities favor the name Ye.ho.va.
Additionally non-superstitious Jewish translators always
favored the name Jehovah in their translations of the Bible.
On the other hand - there is NO Jewish translation of the
Bible with the name Yahweh.
See the chart below for examples :
| NAME OF VERSION (JEWISH) | TONGUE | PUBLISHED IN: | DIVINE NAME RENDERED |
| Immanuel Tremellius | Latin | 1579 | Jehova |
| Baruch Spinoza | Latin | 1670 | Jehova* |
| Samuel Cahen | French | 1836 | Iehovah |
| Alexander Harkavy | English | 1936 | Jehovah** |
| Joseph Magil (see below) | English | 1910 | Jehovah |
| Rabbi L. Golschmidt (see below) | German | 1921 | Yehovah |
"Non-Superstitious Jewish translators always favored
the name Jehovah in their translations of the Bible.
On the other hand one can note that there is NO Jewish
translation of the Bible with Yahweh."
-M. Gérard GERTOUX; a Hebrew scholar,
specialist of the Tetragram; president of the
Association Biblique de Recherche d'Anciens Manuscrits
TWO SYLLABLES OR THREE ?
YAHWEH = (2 syllables)
YEHOWAH = (3 syllables)
Concerning the tetragrammaton in favor
of the Hebrew name "Yehowah" (English-Jehovah)
"The original form of the divine name
was almost certainly three syllables, NOT two.
The accumulated data points heavily in the
direction of a "three" syllable word."
- George W. Buchanan,
"Some Unfinished Business
With the Dead Sea Scrolls,"
RevQ 13.49-52 (1988), 416
"When the Tetragrammaton was pronounced...
it was pronounced in "three" syllables
and it would have been 'Yahowah' "
- George W. Buchanan,
"How God's Name Was Pronounced,"
BAR 21.2 (March-April 1995), 31-32
"Many scholars believe...that it is more likely that
the Divine name was originally pronounced
in a three syllable form, 'Yeh×o×wah.' -
'Jehovah' is the English form of the divine name."
-The Divine Name of God;
Pursuit of Scriptural Truth
Home Christians.net
Poetry Confirms 3 Syllables
is either Yahohwah or Yahuwah. This can be shown
from the use of the name in poetry and proper names
that include the Tetragrammaton, such as Yahu-nathan
or Eli-Yahu. "
Dr. George Wesley Buchanan
page 9; footnote 15
"In fact, from the evidence now available,
it may be argued that Yahweh is incorrect
and Jahoweh might be the true pronunciation."
-(The Law and the Prophets,pp. 215-224,
edited by John H. Skilton, Milton C. Fisher,
and Leslie W. Sloat).
"Samaritan poetry employs the Tetragrammaton
and then rhymes it with words having the same
sound as Yah-oo-ay (three syllables)."
-(Journal of Biblical Literature, 25, p.50
and Jewish Encyclopedia, vol.9, p.161).
"in the syllable division of the divine name
it would have ended up as Jahoweh,
a form...remarkably like the...form Jehovah"
-Laird Harris; The Pronunciation of the Tetragram,
in The Law and the Prophets: Old Testament Studies
Prepared in Honor of Oswald Thompson Allis,
ed. John H. Skilton
(Phillipsburg, New Jersey: Presbyterian
and Reformed Publishing, 1974), pgs 218-224
"Thus the form Yahweh is an incorrect
hybrid form with an early 'w' and a late 'eh'. "
-The Law and the Prophets,
ed. by John H. Skilton,
Milton C. Fisher, and Leslie W. Sloat
