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The word YAHUDAH is the doorway to the actual sound. Another name seen in Scripture shares the last two letters, UAU-HAY:

Adam's wife's name! (see the Hebrew interlinear for this name at Gen/Bereshith 3:20).

HETH-UAU-HAY = KUAH (K+UAH)

Her name has the same ending two letters as the Name YAHUAH (UAU+HAY, UAH).

Below, in tan lettering, is shown the palaeo-Hebrew script, which is the way the Name of YAHUAH looked as He wrote His personal Name in the stone tablets at Sinai with his own finger. It is read from right-to-left. The letters are YOD, HAY, UAU, HAY. Our letter, "W" is a new letter, and is really what it is called: a "double-U" (UU). There's actually no letter in Hebrew that matches it better than our letter, "U" - there's not a letter W in Hebrew, but you'll see it rendered "waw" and "uau". At the bottom, you see the Name of YAHUSHA, which is the real Name which most people have been taught is "JESUS". In the center is the word "YAHUDAH", which serves as a litmus test for how to really pronounce the Name -- it contains all four letters of the Name, but has the letter "DALET" (D) inserted just before the last letter. (The letter called "waw" is better described as "uau"): "Whenever I said, Let me not mention Him, nor speak in His Name again, it was in my heart like a burning fire shut up in my bones. And I became weary of holding it back, and was helpless." YIRMEYAHU 20:9

The word YAHUDAH is the doorway to the actual sound. The Hebrew script above is the "autograph", the personal inscription of the Name which Yahuah used at Sinai. "Modern" Hebrew letters are really Babylonian letters, brought back with the Yahudim after their captivity of 70 years. The written language of the Creator, especially how He wrote His own Name with His finger, should be a subject of interest for those who claim to belong to Him.

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Putting the prefix yah in front of the Hebrew word huah results in something alarming. If it were a word, it would mean YHVH is a disaster or YHVH is mischievous. While we do not know the pronunciation of YHVH, we do know what it means and that is "self existent one".

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We respect everyone's attempts to pronounce the personal Name.   The personal Name of our Creator as revealed at least 6,823 times in the TaNaKh is spelled: YOD-HAY-UAU-HAY

We prefer the literal sound of the letters as they appear comparatively in other Hebrew words, and the closest word using the identical letters in the same order as the Name happens to be:

YAHUDAH (the fourth son of Leah, and the name of the tribe / family from which springs all those who today call themselves "Jews".
This man's name is spelled, in Hebrew:
YOD-HAY-UAU-DALETH-HAY
Notice the underlined letters, and imagine the sound of this word without the sound of the "D":
YOD-HAY-UAU-DALETH-HAY
Clement of Alexandria trans-lettered the Name from Hebrew into Greek using the following:   IAOUE

JEHOVAH? "Hovah" is a modern Hebrew word meaning wicked, destruction; but the letter "V" is an error of recent times. When the 16th and 17th writers of English letters used this "V", it did not have the sound we think of today. Also, the "J" was simply the letter "i" with a tail, from the Greek letter iota; this was used to convey the Hebrew letter YOD.

The letters we used today, U,V, & W all come from the sixth letter of the Hebrew alef-beth, UAU. The Hebrew letter was originally shaped "Y", and went into the Greek with the same shape, and called "UPSILON". When this Greek letter was brought into the Latin, it lost the lower stem, and became the shape "V" (but it still retained the sound of our modern "U", as in GLADIVS - sword - pronounced "GLADIUS". So, when the spelling "JEHOVAH" was pronounced by English readers it sounded like "YAHUAH", since the HOVAH was really "HOUAH". Time and other lingual influences corrupted the proper understanding of the letters as this word was used over the generations.

The limitations of electronic text communications (like this) cause us to use the Latin letters "YHUH" as an abbreviated form for the four letters of Yod (Y), Hay (H), Uau (U), Hay (H).   YaHUaH is another way of rendering the four letters, and probably more accurate

We respect everyone's attempts to pronounce the personal Name.   The personal Name of our Creator as revealed at least 6,823 times in the TaNaKh is spelled:  YOD-HAY-UAU-HAY 
 
We prefer the literal sound of the letters as they appear comparatively in other Hebrew words, and the closest word using the identical letters in the same order as the Name happens to be: 
 
YAHUDAH  (the fourth son of Leah, and the name of the tribe / family from which springs all those who today call themselves "Jews". 
This man's name is spelled, in Hebrew:    
YOD-HAY-UAU-DALETH-HAY 
Notice the underlined letters, and imagine the sound of this word without the sound of the "D":   
YOD-HAY-UAU-DALETH-HAY 
Clement of Alexandria trans-lettered the Name from Hebrew into Greek using the following:   IAOUE  
 
JEHOVAH?  "Hovah" is a modern Hebrew word meaning wicked, destruction;  but the letter "V" is an error of recent times.  When the 16th and 17th writers of English letters used this "V", it did not have the sound we think of today.  Also, the "J" was simply the letter "i" with a tail, from the Greek letter iota; this was used to convey the Hebrew letter YOD.  
 
The letters we used today, U,V, & W all come from the sixth letter of the Hebrew alef-beth, UAU.  The Hebrew letter was originally shaped "Y", and went into the Greek with the same shape, and called "UPSILON".  When this Greek letter was brought into the Latin, it lost the lower stem, and became the shape "V"  (but it still retained the sound of our modern "U", as in GLADIVS - sword - pronounced "GLADIUS").  So, when the spelling "JEHOVAH" was pronounced by English readers it sounded like "YAHUAH", since the HOVAH was really "HOUAH".  Time and other lingual influences corrupted the proper understanding of the letters as this word was used over the generations.  
 
The limitations of electronic text communications (like this) cause us to use the Latin letters "YHUH" as an abbreviated form for the four letters of Yod (Y), Hay (H), Uau (U), Hay (H).   YaHUaH is another way of rendering the four letters, and probably more accurate

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Look at the letters of YAHUDAH & YAHUAH:

yod-hay-uau-dalet-hay yod-hay-uau-hay

The word YAHUDAH is the doorway to the actual sound
Go into the Hebrew

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Blessed are You Adonai Elohim, for You give us grace to defeat evil and to resist temptation. In times of trouble You are our Strength and our Support. You bring us to eternal life. Blessed are You Yahuah, You are one. Adonai, bless all Your people who are struggling with temptation. Guide Your Church that it may lead others to do Your will and to live in love and peace with all. Help us to make others aware of the deep spiritual things within our world; that they are all called to work for You. Help us to do Your will and so live in Your Kingdom. We pray for all those who suffer through sin, violence, crime and war. We pray for all people and nations that are divided against each other through ancient wrongs and through greed. We pray for all who are sorely tempted to do wrong. Adonai, show us all the peace we should give and the peace we should forgo. We ask Your blessing upon our homes, our families, our friends and our loved ones. We pray for all who are suffering from broken homes and broken relationships, we pray for those who are rejected by their families and we pray for those who feel they have been betrayed in love. Bless all who work to bring reconciliation and new hope to separated people. We give thanks for all who share in healing and the restoring of well-being to all who suffer. We pray for all who are in pain or distress at this time. We ask Your blessing upon all who are separated from loved ones through illness or disability and all who cannot longer cope on their own. We give thanks for the forgiveness of sins and the hope of eternal life. We rejoice in the fellowship of all saints and the faithful who are in Your Kingdom. We ask Your blessing on all our loved ones, friends and family that are travelling or those who we do not see or talk to often. May each of them seek Your guidance in all they do. We pray and ask this in the mighty and powerful Name of Yeshua Moshiach, amein.

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We had a great deal of difficulty determining our Feast dates this year. To avoid any hurt feelings we landed on celebrating Sukkot this year in October...in fact we are in the middle of it as we speak.
The weather took a harsh turn last night, and since we hold service in our home, we transformed the garage into a temporary place of worship.