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There are many people saying the Fathers name was included in many of the original Hebrew names in the bible. I've added some links. Even though this may seem controversial, it makes sense to me that the Father would include his name in the names of the chosen, especially the Son, because the Father and Son are one.Has anyone considered looking at the pronunciation of names and words in the Bible that contain parts of His Name?
For instance , Elijah --- Eliyahu
Hallelujah -----Halleluyah
It s NOTHING to do with Yiddish or Masorites. YaH is not a theophoric prefix...PERIOD.Maybe not in some dialects of Modern Hebrew; but I don't put much stock in Yiddish, nor the Masoretes.
I have been trying to for years now. There are theophoric prefix and suffix designations but people want to make up their own Hebrew language it would seem...Has anyone considered looking at the pronunciation of names and words in the Bible that contain parts of His Name?
For instance , Elijah --- Eliyahu
Hallelujah -----Halleluyah
YeHoshuaיהושוע
He did...YeHoshuaThere are many people saying the Fathers name was included in many of the original Hebrew names in the bible. I've added some links. Even though this may seem controversial, it makes sense to me that the Father would include his name in the names of the chosen, especially the Son, because the Father and Son are one.
I already addressed it in a post above that there were huge inconistancies and contradictions in that article.@Pipp@ @Lulav @Yeshua HaDerekh
Here is a link to the 1906 Jewish Encyclopedia article "Names Of God" approximately 11 pages in length
This article addresses all of the questions/comments I have seen concerning the name.NAMES OF GOD - JewishEncyclopedia.com
Complete contents the 1906 Jewish Encyclopedia.jewishencyclopedia.com
Sorry, I don't see them. When you have the scholarship behind you that the Jewish Encyclopedia has, I might take your word for something.I already addressed it in a post above that there were huge inconistancies and contradictions in that article.
"If the explanation of the form above given be the true one, the original pronunciation must have been Yahweh () or Yahaweh ( ). From this the contracted form Jah or Yah ( ) is most readily explained, and also the forms Jeho or Yeho ( = ), and Jo or Yo ( , contracted from ), which the word assumes in combination in the first part of compound proper names, and Yahu or Yah ( ) in the second part of such names. The fact may also be mentioned that in Samaritan poetry rimes with words similar in ending to Yahweh, and Theodoret ("Quæst. 15 in Exodum") states that the Samaritans pronounced the name 'Iαβέ."
Even someone who does not know Hebrew would be able to see them...also, you really need to look into the Samaritan thing I told you about...Sorry, I don't see them. When you have the scholarship behind you that the Jewish Encyclopedia has, I might take your word for something.
The only thing I see is the inclusion of J pronunciations. If you have something to say, do so. I'm not here to play guessing games.Even someone who does not know Hebrew would be able to see them...also, you really need to look into the Samaritan thing I told you about...
YiddishYeHoshua
Yah is his name, not Yeh, PERIOD.It s NOTHING to do with Yiddish or Masorites. YaH is not a theophoric prefix...PERIOD.
See my post #107, above.Yah is his name, not Yeh, PERIOD.
I gave it a quick scan before I dismissed that sloppy scholarship. They claim that the title Elohim is Yah's name. I'm not interested in the doctrines of men. YHWH specifically gave us his name.See my post #107, above.
I see you either didn't read correctly or you do not know the meaning of "appellative." Do you even know what "Hashem" means? It has nothing to do with Hasmonean deities. I'll give you a hint "Ha" is the definite article in Hebrew. It corresponds to our "the."I gave it a quick scan before I dismissed that sloppy scholarship. They claim that the title Elohim is Yah's name. I'm not interested in the doctrines of men. YHWH specifically gave us his name.
Exodus 3
15 Elohim, furthermore, said to Moses, "Thus you shall say to the sons of Israel, ' YHWH, the Elohim of your fathers, the Elohim of Abraham, the Elohim of Isaac, and the Elohim of Jacob, has sent me to you.' This is My name FOREVER, and this is My memorial-name to all generations.-
He didn't say sometimes. He didn't say unless we feel like changing it, nor include blotting it out of his word. He didn't say change it to Ba'al.
He didn't say Hashem, Ashima, nor any of the false gods of the Hasmoneans.
Thanks for sharing.
Do you? It's about the worst thing that you could call our heavenly father.I see you either didn't read correctly or you do not know the meaning of "appellative." Do you even know what "Hashem" means? It has nothing to do with Hasmonean deities. I'll give you a hint "Ha" is the definite article in Hebrew. It corresponds to our "the."
Some of them are called Pharisees and Masoretes.people want to make up their own Hebrew language it would seem..
I assume by your answer you have no idea what "Hashem" means. It certainly does not refer to the men of renown in Gen 6:4. By your reasoning maybe we should not refer to God as Father, since Jesus used father to refer to the devil or Lord since Lord is used to refer to others.Do you? It's about the worst thing that you could call our heavenly father.
Let's look to Yah's word, instead of the doctrine of men.
(CLV) Gn 6:4
As for the distinguished, they were on earth in those days and also afterward, when the sons of the elohim were coming to the daughters of the human, and they bore them offspring. They were the masterful ones, who were from the eon, mortals of renown (השם).
I assume that you can't read Hebrew; otherwise you would know that Gen 6:4 makes no mention of "men of renown."I assume by your answer you have no idea what "Hashem" means. It certainly does not refer to the men of renown in Gen 6:4.
There are no guessing games. YaH? YeHo? Yo? Theophoric suffixes and prefixes. You can't get those from 2 such different Naming conventions! There are other problems too. Seriously you can't see that???????????The only thing I see is the inclusion of J pronunciations. If you have something to say, do so. I'm not here to play guessing games.
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