@AbuKhamr Good Evening Abu, is there a chance I can send you PDF File via Email on some research I found in the Tetragramaton..
The End is interesting, If I may of course.
In any case, May YHWH bless you good sir.
-Danny
@AbuKhamr And The Cuniform is Interesting because if you look at the Page where it sounds out Netanyahu in Cuniform, if u look closely it says YaHUaH in it... ื ืชื ืืืื
Na-Ta'-N-Ya-Ua ๐ค๐คฏ
Even in alot of Ancient Sumerian U or [oo] predates the W or V.
@AbuKhamr Hello, Abu I seen your videos on semetic languages. If you don't mind I wanted to engage in a dialogue concerning the "YHWH" or Sacred Name.
I'm Daniel btw sir, Nice to meet you.
@AbuKhamr My opinion is the Greco Latin Moden English Letters or Characters don't necessarily matter with YaHoWaH-YaHuWaH-YaHUaH [Even] YaHaWaH... My Theory the Four Letters are trying to get ppl 2 pronounce Yah-[Breath]-Wah
That's how Imagine Moses pronouncing it lol
@AbuKhamr Also want to show you this Book, "The Idea of God and the Moral Sense in the Light of Language"
Says YaHaWaH or YaHWaH
[YaHUaH would be the Pronunciation]
And says the Herbrew of Old is closer to The Arabic of Today.
Check it out, It's an interesting read
@AbuKhamr What about the Zohar saying 3 of the 4 letter is "YaHU" & in Josephus "War of The Jews" 5:5,7 he states the Name is "four vowls"
Wouldn't the Consonants YHUH be "IAUA" as [Y-ah] [U-ah] Forgive my ignorance but wouldn't that be a proponent of Matres Lectionis?
@AbuKhamr Your Thoughts on my research of The "YHWH".
May YaHUaH Bless you Abu and My Yeshua Ha'Mashiach keep you.
When you have time I'd like to know your thoughts. Thank you Sir.
@AbuKhamr The Rabbi responded, "You know you look at a name 100 times and you never realize the name is hidden in Yehudah.
He told me Yes, you are correct.
I mention to him an Arabic source
@AbuKhamr I continued to state that in Pritzker Edition of "The Zohar" Volume 1.
The Rabbinical content states, YaHU in the pronunciation of 3 of the 4 letters of YHWH.
So I asked my Rabbi friend,
That would make the name
YAHU'AH (as opposed to YaHUeH or Yahweh)