i have called my son out of egypt. E G P T=5772 . Y being the archetype for the saviour God. Love is the law,5772 is the end of the program.5772 is encoded in the great pyramid ,the height of the pyramid is 481 feet times 12 of the zodiac =5772 !
5772 is the jewish new year.29th of september 2011......29 days later the mayan calendar comes to an end on the 28th of october 2011.one year = a pyramid inch.
The Creator of heaven and earth has only ONE name and it is YAHUWAH (YHWH)
in Ancient paleo hebrew it is Yod Hay Waw Hay and yes they did have a W in the ancient hebrew ((vav) is yiddish and modern...
Adonia (Lord) also means baal!
do not take the name of YAHUWAH in vain.. the word vain mean something thats useless or NO value.. so dont make YAHUWAHs name have no value, dont make it void or forget it.. look around xtianity has made everyone forget his name!
@TheManOfVeal Jews consider Yud Hay Vav Hey to be one of the names of God, and it is pronounced "Adonoi". Jewish texts used to put the vowels of the Name "Adonai" under the consonants of Yud Hay Vav Hey to remind people not to pronounce it as written. In ancient times, some rabbis asserted that a person who pronounces it according to its letters has no place in the World to Come, and should be put to death! Instead of pronouncing the four-letter Name, Jews use the Name "Adonai,"
View my Lesson 202- Decoding the Go-Spells. I’m addressing political and social agendas beneath the texts of the Bible. It’s 10-parts, so I loaded them in my ‘playlists’ for convenience. My views and analysis are controversial to a lot of people, but this is not my concern. I strictly promote Free Thinking. Think for Yourself. Judge for Yourself.
@phatcow28 The Torah is full of comments on the name of God. There are many names of God in the Torah, of which yud-hay-vvav-hay, or "Adonoi", is one. Get a commentary from a Jewish bookstore to the Torah, and you will be enriched with why the names of God are such. Most Torahs come with commentary.
@columkennh Yes, because not everyone can read the Hebrew, and therefore the nuances of the translation is explained. Further, some of the rich historical perspectives, such as the many names of God, are fascinating, and should not be lost to the reader just because they are not Hebrew readers.
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fulvida 1 week ago
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ungido555 1 month ago
Thank you!
Mrsoriginal13 1 month ago
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i have called my son out of egypt. E G P T=5772 . Y being the archetype for the saviour God. Love is the law,5772 is the end of the program.5772 is encoded in the great pyramid ,the height of the pyramid is 481 feet times 12 of the zodiac =5772 !
5772 is the jewish new year.29th of september 2011......29 days later the mayan calendar comes to an end on the 28th of october 2011.one year = a pyramid inch.
this meme is encoded in the great pyramid.
SuperHorusra 7 months ago
The Creator of heaven and earth has only ONE name and it is YAHUWAH (YHWH)
in Ancient paleo hebrew it is Yod Hay Waw Hay and yes they did have a W in the ancient hebrew ((vav) is yiddish and modern...
Adonia (Lord) also means baal!
do not take the name of YAHUWAH in vain.. the word vain mean something thats useless or NO value.. so dont make YAHUWAHs name have no value, dont make it void or forget it.. look around xtianity has made everyone forget his name!
MassiahYahushua 8 months ago
@MassiahYahushua I have a question why do people chant yod he va he. Why do people banish spirits using that? Do spirits actually leave using thaht?
jesussavior1364 4 months ago
@jesussavior1364 some use it for that reason, some reserve it for only praise.
selahci 4 months ago
@selahci Why do spirits leave when you chant that word?
jesussavior1364 4 months ago
@jesussavior1364 because it being the Holy Name of Divine, it is endowed with all healing potency, so it could be used to purify the atmosphere.
selahci 4 months ago
@selahci i got you
jesussavior1364 4 months ago
@MassiahYahushua Thanks for the feedback and wisdom!
selahci 4 months ago
i tattoed the hebrew yhwh on my wrist
wunspun 8 months ago
@wunspun awesome! upload a pic!
selahci 4 months ago
@selahci will do
wunspun 4 months ago
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Famous Rabbi reveals the saviour's true name.
Transliteration
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Study the word.
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wilby1414 11 months ago
Yud Heh Vav Hey, in Jewish prayerbooks, is pronounced "Adonoi". It is interesting that Christians pronounce it directly.
perstaere 11 months ago
@perstaere Adonoi is translated into LORD exactly...
TheManOfVeal 11 months ago
@TheManOfVeal Jews consider Yud Hay Vav Hey to be one of the names of God, and it is pronounced "Adonoi". Jewish texts used to put the vowels of the Name "Adonai" under the consonants of Yud Hay Vav Hey to remind people not to pronounce it as written. In ancient times, some rabbis asserted that a person who pronounces it according to its letters has no place in the World to Come, and should be put to death! Instead of pronouncing the four-letter Name, Jews use the Name "Adonai,"
perstaere 11 months ago
@perstaere Thanks brother for sharing the knowledge!
selahci 4 months ago
@TheManOfVeal Thanks!
selahci 4 months ago
@perstaere That is interesting, never thought about that!
selahci 4 months ago
View my Lesson 202- Decoding the Go-Spells. I’m addressing political and social agendas beneath the texts of the Bible. It’s 10-parts, so I loaded them in my ‘playlists’ for convenience. My views and analysis are controversial to a lot of people, but this is not my concern. I strictly promote Free Thinking. Think for Yourself. Judge for Yourself.
TStheEducator 1 year ago
@TStheEducator Thanks for sharing the wisdom! Blessings!
selahci 4 months ago
@selahci Shala'am..
TStheEducator 4 months ago
i love this word but there isn't much on it i was surprised to see the title of this video
phatcow28 2 years ago
@phatcow28 The Torah is full of comments on the name of God. There are many names of God in the Torah, of which yud-hay-vvav-hay, or "Adonoi", is one. Get a commentary from a Jewish bookstore to the Torah, and you will be enriched with why the names of God are such. Most Torahs come with commentary.
perstaere 11 months ago
@perstaere Interesting stuff! Thanks!
selahci 4 months ago
@perstaere Blessings and Wisdom!
selahci 4 months ago
@perstaere does it need commentary?
columkenn 1 month ago
@columkennh Yes, because not everyone can read the Hebrew, and therefore the nuances of the translation is explained. Further, some of the rich historical perspectives, such as the many names of God, are fascinating, and should not be lost to the reader just because they are not Hebrew readers.
perstaere 1 month ago
@phatcow28 Thanks for commenting! Its a powerful vibration!
selahci 4 months ago