Everyone knows that the Masoretes inserted the vowels of Adonai into יהוה and that’s where Yehovah came from, right? Wrong! The fact of the matter is that the Masoretes did not insert the vowels of Adonai into יהוה – this is easily shown by visiting the Aleppo Codex online and looking…
Four independent verses say that the time of the exodus was, and the time to keep Passover/Unleavened Bread is, during the month of THE Aviv. Exodus 9:31-32 Now the flax and barley were ruined, for the barley was in the ear (אָבִ֔יב) and the flax was in bud; but the…
The following list are the Hebrew New Testament manuscripts (MSS) available online at the British Library digital MSS website. Add MS 11659, Date 1805, New Testament (Gospels in Hebrew) Title: Berit ḥadashah ברית חדשה – Fols 4r-134v Matthew Fols 4r-42r Mark Fols 42r-66r Luke Fols 66r-103r John Fols 103r-134v Harley…
In each Biblical year, there are 12 or 13 New Moon days. These are the days which begin with the sighting of the sliver of the moon on the western horizon just after sunset or after 30 days are completed if no sighting was possible that month. There is a…
Much debate exists over when Yeshua resurrected because the English translations of this event generally do not reflect what the Greek texts actually say. In this post I will go over what each verse actually says in the Greek and compare it to how those words are translated elsewhere in…
For students of the Tanakh, the identity of the Creator is not a mystery. Yehovah alone is the Creator. However, for students of the New Testament, one single passage has been used by some to overturn thousands of years of understanding and replace it with a new one – that…
The following table illustrates how the Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) renders the transliteration of יהוה (Yehovah) in various combinations. The Hebrew spelling is given, the the CJB transliteration with an example, and finally the actual transliteration of the Hebrew spelling. Hebrew Spelling CJB Transliteration Actual Transliteration from Hebrew יהוה ADONAI …
Theophoric names are names which combine the name of God with another word to create a name. In Hebrew theoporic names we find the name of God, Yehovah, combined with many Hebrew root words to create names. The form in which these names appear depends on their meaning. Where Yehovah…
Before digging into the Scriptures on this topic, it is first important to address some foundational principles which, when ignored, create much confusion. Principle #1 – Commandments were given through Moshe by Yehovah and no one can add to them or take away from them. That is one of the…
Proponents of non-Hebrew pronunciations of יהוה insist that the poetic shortened form Yah (יה) proves how to pronounce the Name of God. This is simply not true. No one is disputing that YAH is a reference to יהוה that exists in the Tanakh, although rare compared to the 6827 times יהוה is…
