Jehovjah or Alleluia .. or?
Emails & Questions
Q: Sir, at the end of the article, are you saying his real name, Jehoshua is Allelujah (Rev. 19)?
I am very interested in studying about our LORD.
Jim
A: I have posted many articles
about His Name -- I believe the one you refer to has to do with
making a point that His Name has never been lost, only
misunderstood, even though it is in front of the read as it is
in Revelation 19. For example, it is easy to prove that the
pronunciation for the "J" letter has been changed and to correct
this we need to use the letter "Y" -- thus restoring a better
pronunciation. Once we do this and can see this truth, then we
can see how the term used in Rev 19, Allelujah, would better be
presented as AlleluYaH, and this then becomes a declaration of
Praising His Holy Name. Even the pronunciation of Allelujah, or
in other translations as, Hallelujah, we hear the last, "jah"
pronounced as "YaH -- HalleluYaH = Praise You God YaH,
and that is exactly what is being said when anyone says in song
or shouts -- Hall (Hail, Praise) El (God) u
(you) Jah (YaH). This applies equally to the older
term, Allelujah. And even older in the Old Testament, Ps 106:1
being just one example -- understanding that LORD in large caps
is always a replacement, in the English Bibles for YHWH or
YaHWeH -- This is but one of many, many examples others --
KJV - Psa 106:1 Praise ye the LORD. O give thanks unto the
LORD; for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.
Hebrew to English Hebrew
Root Bible (HRB) -- Psa 106:1
Halleluyah! Give thanks to YAHWEH, for He is good; for His
mercy endures forever.
Christian Jewish Bible (CJB)
-- Psa 106:1 Halleluyah! Give thanks to
ADONAI; for he is good, for his grace continues forever.
I hope I have not gotten to
wordy. If this is a help, then I am encourage that others have
and can benefit fro my years of research. Peace, Dan