03-29-2004, 02:38 AM
Shlama Akhi Paul,
1. Based upon your clarification, the subject is a Hebrew Name. Thank you Akhi for letting us know this matter.
2. The "dot", centuries after M'sheekha, is placed below the consonant letter Yodh so that the first syllable pronunciation should sound "EE".
I believe that the Assyrians ancestors had no hidden agenda upon the insertion of the Khwasa, and their act of doing it was merely to accomodate the "real" Galilean Aramaic phonetic sound EE-SHOO-AH of the Hebrew Name "Y'SHUA" being passed on from generation to generation since M'sheekha.
3. The Name should contain or incorporate the Tetragrammaton "YHWH" in it so that the meaning of the Name is "Yahuah/Yahweh/Iahueh/Eeahuah saves or is salvation". If we choose the name Yahuah or Yahweh for the "conversion" of YHWH then the "contraction" phonetic process will be from Yahu or Yah to become [YAY'] in the pronunciation and not [YE']. And the complete pronunciation will be [YAY'-SHOO-AH]. I expect Akhi Andrew Gabriel Roth to explain this crucial matter into details. If we choose the name Iahueh or Eeahuah for the "conversion" of YHWH then the contraction phonetic process will become [EE'] or [EA'].
4. Could it be that Maran Y'Shua's words on the cross was "EIL EE/EA, EIL EE/EA, l'manna sh'wik-thani instead of "Eili, Eili, l'manna sh'wik-thani"?
Based upon the above I prefer the name EE-SHOO-AH or EA-SHOO-AH for a more accurate naming.
Please see: http://members.efn.org/~iahu/name.htm
Shlama!
george
1. Based upon your clarification, the subject is a Hebrew Name. Thank you Akhi for letting us know this matter.
2. The "dot", centuries after M'sheekha, is placed below the consonant letter Yodh so that the first syllable pronunciation should sound "EE".
I believe that the Assyrians ancestors had no hidden agenda upon the insertion of the Khwasa, and their act of doing it was merely to accomodate the "real" Galilean Aramaic phonetic sound EE-SHOO-AH of the Hebrew Name "Y'SHUA" being passed on from generation to generation since M'sheekha.
3. The Name should contain or incorporate the Tetragrammaton "YHWH" in it so that the meaning of the Name is "Yahuah/Yahweh/Iahueh/Eeahuah saves or is salvation". If we choose the name Yahuah or Yahweh for the "conversion" of YHWH then the "contraction" phonetic process will be from Yahu or Yah to become [YAY'] in the pronunciation and not [YE']. And the complete pronunciation will be [YAY'-SHOO-AH]. I expect Akhi Andrew Gabriel Roth to explain this crucial matter into details. If we choose the name Iahueh or Eeahuah for the "conversion" of YHWH then the contraction phonetic process will become [EE'] or [EA'].
4. Could it be that Maran Y'Shua's words on the cross was "EIL EE/EA, EIL EE/EA, l'manna sh'wik-thani instead of "Eili, Eili, l'manna sh'wik-thani"?
Based upon the above I prefer the name EE-SHOO-AH or EA-SHOO-AH for a more accurate naming.
Please see: http://members.efn.org/~iahu/name.htm
Shlama!
george