in another thread i wrote some notes about why using jehovah in english is as good as using yahweh.
i'm starting a discussion on this topic because it sounds quite ignorant to hear people talk of the monk who started using it in latin without really understanding why the monk did so.. the spanish dominican monk, raymundus martini, in 1270, didn't get hoodwinked by an old jewish superstition about pronouncing the divine name with the vowel points of another word.. 1. first the vowel points of adonay and jehovah cannot be the same for grammatical reasons.
you just can't use the same vowel points because some vowels aren't paired with some consonants in pronouncing hebrew words.
But they did not use adonai all the time anyway, they had to mix it up. Sometimes did they not use the vowel points for Elohim? So some texts didn't read Adonai, Adonai?? I am of course talking about K's & Q's can't remember if you mentioned those or not, but I don't remember.
And again wasn't that Gertoux's deal who you site, that shema is the vowel source?
in another thread i wrote some notes about why using jehovah in english is as good as using yahweh.
i'm starting a discussion on this topic because it sounds quite ignorant to hear people talk of the monk who started using it in latin without really understanding why the monk did so.. the spanish dominican monk, raymundus martini, in 1270, didn't get hoodwinked by an old jewish superstition about pronouncing the divine name with the vowel points of another word.. 1. first the vowel points of adonay and jehovah cannot be the same for grammatical reasons.
you just can't use the same vowel points because some vowels aren't paired with some consonants in pronouncing hebrew words.
in another thread i wrote some notes about why using jehovah in english is as good as using yahweh.
i'm starting a discussion on this topic because it sounds quite ignorant to hear people talk of the monk who started using it in latin without really understanding why the monk did so.. the spanish dominican monk, raymundus martini, in 1270, didn't get hoodwinked by an old jewish superstition about pronouncing the divine name with the vowel points of another word.. 1. first the vowel points of adonay and jehovah cannot be the same for grammatical reasons.
you just can't use the same vowel points because some vowels aren't paired with some consonants in pronouncing hebrew words.
can't go back to the bridge yet, I still have questions, this is how I learn by listening.
So you do not believe the name to be Hybrid, Correct?
Also for a fact you state there was no mixing of Adonai OR Elohim? into JHVH?
in another thread i wrote some notes about why using jehovah in english is as good as using yahweh.
i'm starting a discussion on this topic because it sounds quite ignorant to hear people talk of the monk who started using it in latin without really understanding why the monk did so.. the spanish dominican monk, raymundus martini, in 1270, didn't get hoodwinked by an old jewish superstition about pronouncing the divine name with the vowel points of another word.. 1. first the vowel points of adonay and jehovah cannot be the same for grammatical reasons.
you just can't use the same vowel points because some vowels aren't paired with some consonants in pronouncing hebrew words.
Lol come on the goofy video was hilarious. I was laughing about that for some time.
You should seriously write for the WT Opp, they need more fact checkers like you.
You have to forgive my sense of humor because to me a religious belief system that claims man was made 6000 years ago, but then mostly wiped out shortly after and so on and so on. Doesn't deserve that much research because its BS from the get go. So to me its all a big JOKE, so I like to have fun, because lets face it, its not serious.
So you do not believe the name to be Hybrid, Correct?
Also for a fact you state there was no mixing of Adonai OR Elohim? into JHVH?
Maybe he was watching JW Broadcasting and thinking, "Shit... I need to start a cult and get paid!"
Or maybe he is watching JW Broadcasting and thinking "WTF?" and satan is like "yes! winning!"
To all the old sister commenting on how he is watching porn I should have raised my hand and said
"actually, no, he's not, because his free hand isn't wrapped around his d*ck, unless his d*ck is on the side of his head. No he probably did watch porn and already fired off some knuckle children, now he is reading jwfacts or watching you tube videos on how bat sh*t crazy your religion is"
the wt today was horrific.
i was jumping out of my skin.
the writing department has hot to have some lose cannons writing.
the wt today was horrific.
i was jumping out of my skin.
the writing department has hot to have some lose cannons writing.
in another thread i wrote some notes about why using jehovah in english is as good as using yahweh.
i'm starting a discussion on this topic because it sounds quite ignorant to hear people talk of the monk who started using it in latin without really understanding why the monk did so.. the spanish dominican monk, raymundus martini, in 1270, didn't get hoodwinked by an old jewish superstition about pronouncing the divine name with the vowel points of another word.. 1. first the vowel points of adonay and jehovah cannot be the same for grammatical reasons.
you just can't use the same vowel points because some vowels aren't paired with some consonants in pronouncing hebrew words.
DATA-DOG some would rather dig to know end to decipher the unknown name of the bronze age desert god than spend that energy practicing just being a kind, benefit to humanity. Nope chasing religious rights and dogma, that's where its at. again case and point, middle east.
My God says this, My god, My Gods name is... My god said this is my land, My god said you should die... my god, my god, my god
