ROFLMAO!
Sabastious, you're killing me over here.
in english we read from left to right, but in hebrew they read from right to left.. now the tetragrammaton yhwh (yahweh) we read god's name in the english from left to right,but is this correct?
should we not be reading the name from right to left?
if we did this the pronunciation would it not be in the opposite direction?
ROFLMAO!
Sabastious, you're killing me over here.
thought i'd offer something to distract everyone from jesus freak trolls, chemtrails and political debate threads.
not that those aren't entertaining... .
use this thread to post your favorite classic rock band/song/show.
Since I live on Route 66, let's rock with the Rolling Stones
thought i'd offer something to distract everyone from jesus freak trolls, chemtrails and political debate threads.
not that those aren't entertaining... .
use this thread to post your favorite classic rock band/song/show.
thought i'd offer something to distract everyone from jesus freak trolls, chemtrails and political debate threads.
not that those aren't entertaining... .
use this thread to post your favorite classic rock band/song/show.
in english we read from left to right, but in hebrew they read from right to left.. now the tetragrammaton yhwh (yahweh) we read god's name in the english from left to right,but is this correct?
should we not be reading the name from right to left?
if we did this the pronunciation would it not be in the opposite direction?
I adore you, Leo. Thanks again for your valuable research.
election year is approaching.
are we ready for the political campaigns?
for those who vote, does it really matter whether we vote democrat or republican?.
I don't think there is that much difference between parties. Clinton and Obama have proven my point.
in english we read from left to right, but in hebrew they read from right to left.. now the tetragrammaton yhwh (yahweh) we read god's name in the english from left to right,but is this correct?
should we not be reading the name from right to left?
if we did this the pronunciation would it not be in the opposite direction?
Now for take 2:
I meant that YHWH is (as far as we can tell) is an accurate transliteration of the four Hebrew letters (Yod, He , Waw (or Vav), He) and would be read right to left in Hebrew but when they are transliterated into the English language, they should be read as they would be in English from left to right as YHWH.
Here are a couple of links explaining the Hebrew Aleph Bet (alphabet) and perhaps it can help.
http://www.jewfaq.org/alephbet.htm
http://www.hebrew4christians.com/Grammar/Unit_One/Aleph-Bet/Aleph/aleph.html
in english we read from left to right, but in hebrew they read from right to left.. now the tetragrammaton yhwh (yahweh) we read god's name in the english from left to right,but is this correct?
should we not be reading the name from right to left?
if we did this the pronunciation would it not be in the opposite direction?
Well, I guess the Hebrew letters didn't post. Let me look around and see what I can find.
in english we read from left to right, but in hebrew they read from right to left.. now the tetragrammaton yhwh (yahweh) we read god's name in the english from left to right,but is this correct?
should we not be reading the name from right to left?
if we did this the pronunciation would it not be in the opposite direction?
No, I meant that YHWH is (as far as we can tell) is an accurate tranliteration of ? ? ? ?
The four Hebrew letters (Yod ? , He ? , Waw ? and He ? ) would be read right to left in Hebrew but when they are transliterated into the English language, they should be read as they would be in English from left to right as YHWH.
in english we read from left to right, but in hebrew they read from right to left.. now the tetragrammaton yhwh (yahweh) we read god's name in the english from left to right,but is this correct?
should we not be reading the name from right to left?
if we did this the pronunciation would it not be in the opposite direction?
The transliteration is merely a means to help us read Hebrew without knowing how to read Hebrew. There is no reason to read YHWH right to left because it is accurate as transliterated.