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Oy vey! No it isn't! You know nothing about Hebrew if you think that...there was no such thing as Yiddish 2000 years ago...Yiddish
YaH is a poetic ABBREVIATION of His Name. YeHo is a theophoric PREFIX of His Name. YaH is only used as a theophoric SUFFIX in Hebrew names. I have told you this before but you think you know better. You don't.Yah is his name, not Yeh, PERIOD.
IF that were the case you would agree with me...That's why I prefer to study Ancient Hebrew.
What on earth are you talking about? HaShem is "The Name"...He didn't say Hashem, nor any of the false gods of the Hasmoneans.
Thanks for sharing.
Again, I don't put much energy into studying syncretic corruption of the Hebrew language. The Yad makes the Y or EE sound in Ancient Hebrew. The Hey makes either the H or the AH sound in Ancient Hebrew. No niqqud with complicated rules, and corrupted definitions.YaH is a poetic ABBREVIATION of His Name. YeHo is a theophoric PREFIX of His Name. YaH is only used as a theophoric SUFFIX in Hebrew names. I have told you this before but you think you know better. You don't.
Oy vey! No it isn't! You know nothing about Hebrew if you think that...there was no such thing as Yiddish 2000 years ago...
IF that were the case you would agree with me...
You're incorrect. I would encourage you to look into this a little more deeply. I've shown you the evidence before. Hebrew names have meaning. Many, many, many glorify Yah as the first word in their sentence names,YaH is a poetic ABBREVIATION of His Name. YeHo is a theophoric PREFIX of His Name. YaH is only used as a theophoric SUFFIX in Hebrew names. I have told you this before but you think you know better. You don't.
What on earth are you talking about? HaShem is "The Name"...
I mentioned that to you some years ago. Good for you.YaH is a poetic ABBREVIATION of His Name.
There did not need to be...There was no such thing as niqqud 2000 years ago, let alone in Ancient times.
I mentioned that to you some years ago. Good for you.
The point is what? No one made that up...it means "The Name"...Maybe you missed it. Here is the only place in scripture where you find that word:
(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).
The rest is Pharisee leaven.
You're incorrect. I would encourage you to look into this a little more deeply. I've shown you the evidence before. Hebrew names have meaning. Many, many, many glorify Yah as the first word in their sentence names,
If you change Yah to Yeh; those names become nonsensical.
I haven't seen any evidence that you understand Ancient Hebrew.
LOL! I knew it long before I joined this site.No I told YOU that since you were the one going around using Yahshua and still do.
Again, I don't put much energy into studying syncretic corruption of the Hebrew language. The Yad makes the Y or EE sound in Ancient Hebrew. The Hey makes either the H or the AH sound in Ancient Hebrew. No niqqud with complicated rules, and corrupted definitions.
It's ridiculous to change the rules of a language; and then claim that those who conform to the original language have it wrong.
LOL! I knew it long before I joined this site.
I've posted several otiot studies; and my YHWH's Table series is interesting. You might want to look past your preconceived notions.haven't found any that you know any Hebrew other than a few terms Messianics use...
You're mistaken. Again, I would encorage you to be objective, and to study this matter out.Ah yes, you know better...since it is YOU that changed the rules
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