I meant the pronunciation of "Yahuah". What is it?
Sure. In the king James version of the bible everone is aware that the term 'the LORD' is used to replace the actual Name of the Father, and this is done about 7,000 times. In the new testement the same thing happens, but intead of just using the LORD as a replacement, they also use the term god. This designation is obviously a vast generalization for the Name in which we are commanded to call for salvation (Yahuel or joel 2:32)
The four letter hebrew Name of the Father is
יהוה . This four letter Name is at the core of Hebrew tradition, as King Solomon was commanded to built the temple 'for Yahuah to put His Name in'. The Name is translated in two approved ways, but it should be transliterated, so that the sound and the meaning in the sound is preserved. These two approved false names are jehovah and yahweh, but both these names break down to Yahuah in the hebrew language.
The first letter, reading from right to left is YOD, which is pronounced as a Y sound. Many translations will distort the sound created by this letter, but based on psalms 68:4 we know it is pronounced YA, not Ye. The hebrew word
ידע , pronounced YADA, exemplifies this point, as the Ah, sound is understood. The J was an enlish adaptation, the last infact, that was incorporated in the 1500-1600s, never appearing in hebrew, greek or latin.
The second letter, the hei, is used in conjuction with the first, also based on psalms 68:4, pronounced Yah. The hei at the beginning of a word makes an Ha, sound, but when found inside a word it produces the Ah sound. This is seen in the Name of Yahudah(Judah)
יהודה
The third letter is tricky and complicated because there are several languages that this letter is used in, which are all derived from the original hebrew. The third letter is the vav, sometimes pronunced the waw and other times pronounced the 'oo'. This letter produced a sound in anceint hebrew that is different from the current hebrew. In modern hebrew, which is actually yiddish, the vav makes a 'V' sound or a 'W' sound or a 'OO'/'U' sound. The letters v, w and u come from this letter and were given this sonic representation at different stages in history. It originally started as an 'OO' sound but when khazarian and german influence began to affect hebrew, the letter became a w or v. In german today the letter w is pronounced as V. The english influence on this letter also provided that it was pronouced as a W, but this letter's significance is traced even back to its name, 'double U'. In order to achieve the OO sound this letter was created, which is why the word hebrew is pronounced 'hebroo', the same with jew, or matthew. In the 1611 edition of the bible you will also find that the V and the U letters are exchanged, so the phrase '
call upon His Name to be saved' is rendered
"call vpon His Name to be saued". This is how we know the v, w, and the u all derived from the differentiation of the hebrew VAV, pronouncing it as an 'OO'. Sometimes based on misinterpreting this correlation between letters, the Vav is also pronounced as an 'o', but this is only in reference to its original sound in english, 'oo' , like the word who. We see this hebrew pronounciation in the word for spirit
רוח which is pronounced ruach, or in the word or fast/fasting
צום, which is pronounced 'tsoom'.
the last letter is the same as the second, the hei, and is pronounced the same as the second.
So with interpreting ancient hebrew as intended we discern the names of jehovah and yahweh.
jehovah: the j- becomes a Y for Yod, the eh becomes an AH for Hei, the ov becomes an OO or U for vav with the final AH for hei being properly transliterated.
yahweh: the Yod and hei are properly tranliterated for YAH, the w becomes the double u for OO, and the final hei becomes AH.
Both words transliterate directly to YAHUAH.
There are a multitude of other ways we determine the prononciation of the Name, specifically the VAV, one is through biblical translation. the word
ירמיהוis the hebrew rendition of the name jeremiah, but pronounced correctly translates to YarmiYAHU. Every prophet in the bible whos name ends in -iah, or begins with Jo-, Je-, Jeho-, Jehu- all render to the proper pronunciation YAHU. YAHU is the method used by hebrews to worship with the Name of Their deity in their name, so almost every name in ancient hebrew was spoken to praise HIm by Name. Jeremiah/YermiYahu means Yahu is exaulted. This is what is meant when people say that all the bibles have tranlation tricks in them, the Name of the Father was taken out everywhere. This ancient mode of praise is still around today in the name of the prime minister of Israel, benjamin netanyahu(
נתניהו), even though he does not worship the True Name, its remnant is still preserved in his own name.
There are also many many social references to the actual Name of the Father, for instance the search engine Yahoo was created in order to use the Fathers Name in vain. The classic book, gullivers travels, was also used as a social tool for corrupting the Name of the Father. The main character, whos name Lemuel Gulliver- Lemuel being ancient hebrew 'for god', in the story meets a group of savages whos names were the Yahoos, stating that everything bad has the term 'Yahu' in it. These cultural degredations, as well as the hidden etymological nature and cultural/ historical hebrew significance prove beyond doubt that the Name of the Father is YAHUAH. The Name is hidden by the devil, but for a purpose, The Name is reserved for those that seek it and find it and Him, the Father in heaven.
Psalms 113
1 Praise ye YAHUAH. Praise , O ye servants of YAHUAH, praise the name of YAHUAH .2 Blessed be the name of YAHUAH from this time forth and for evermore.3 From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same YAHUAH'S name is to be praised .
I made a three part video series discussing all of these topics if you want to check it out. cheers!
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhug9lH_ZclBY01THR9jvZvO9lf4AuWAw