In response to Mark Price's poll, josephus clearly explained that the Name YHWH is pronounced as four vowels. Those four vowels are yod-hey-waw-hey, pronounced ee-ah-oo-ah. I spell it 'Yahuah. Most of the time i say "Yah" in acordance with psalm 68:4 nkjv and others. When im more heavily into a prayer than normal, i do use 'Yahuah instead.
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Rhy Bezuidenhout
We are however everyone on a different learning phase in our walk. You might have already found that some people are more outspoken than others and don't always explain their beliefs. Their views are then communicated as the only way to implement a subject. This then causes infighting. In some instance the husbands had to stand in for their wives, but not all women on TTN are married and then rather leave TTN than building lasting relationships.
By getting people to make friends, it then gives people the option of whom they accept input/feedback from. They can chose to exclude someone in their friend group or accept them.
I hope that makes sense, but if not then please let me know so that we can discuss it further.
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Rhy Bezuidenhout
I have gone the total other direction and say "Father" whenever YHWH come up in text as we are instructed that He is the only one we can call Father.
It is also so much more personable to say "Father". For me it shows my relationship with Him.
I for one would hate it if my children called me by my first name instead of saying "dad".
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