How do you say God’s name?

I will never forget that amazing day in the Spring of 2002. Come with me. As Nehemia Gordon and I waited to tour the tunnels under Jerusalem, I asked him a question that had intrigued me for a long time: How do you say God’s name? I had asked this question of many Jewish people before Nehemia, but with no success. They either said it was too holy to pronounce, too profound for me to understand, or too powerful for me to handle; therefore, I was prohibited from proclaiming His name. When I asked my new friend Nehemia, who happened to be both Jewish and a Hebrew Bible scholar, about the pronunciation of the name he responded by asking me a question: “Do you know any Hebrew?”
During the year prior to my trip to Israel, I had reacquainted myself with my Hebrew language studies from seminary. I was excited to respond to his question with a “Yes.” After writing the four Hebrew letters יהוה on a piece of paper, Nehemia went on to give me a short refresher lesson on Hebrew vowels. After his discourse, I asked him to pronounce the name. With no hesitation he said something like,
“According to the consonants and the vowels found in the earliest vocalized Hebrew manuscripts, His name is pronounced…”
Immediately it seemed as if all sights and sounds around us were frozen in time, like a freeze frame of a movie. I looked up and saw a man with a prayer shawl draped over his shoulders standing in front of us, a shofar pressed to his lips. The moment Nehemia said the name, the man sent forth two blasts from his shofar. The freeze frame vanished. The pronunciation of the Heavenly Father’s name, combined with the sound of the shofar, reverberated in my ears and revived my heart.
Since that monumental day in the old city of Jerusalem, Nehemia and I have spent more than a decade searching historical documents, studying linguistic information and reading the most important ancient Hebrew manuscripts available in order learn everything we could about our Heavenly Father’s name. In fact, we have discovered even more ancient Hebrew manuscripts that witness to the pronunciation of God’s name!
In 2011 we traveled to the Hebrew University at Jerusalem and met with one of the world’s renowned experts on the Masoretic text. Dr. Raphael Zer is the Editorial Coordinator of the Hebrew Bible Project. He provided us with crucial information about the importance of the two vocalized Hebrew manuscripts (The Aleppo and Leningrad codices) that are the main sources for research on the pronunciation of this magnificent name.
Now we are bringing all of our updated research and testimony together in a collaborative project we call The Hammer Pack that breaks through layers of Jewish and Christian tradition to give you access to the truth about God’s personal and unique name! The Hammer Pack includes our two books, a twelve episode television series, an information update with a new teaching, plus an instructional CD and a 3-disc live teaching DVD set!
After going through The Hammer Pack you will be equipped with your own hammer of historical, linguistic and practical information, inspiration and revelation about God’s name. For anyone who wants to learn more about what this name means and how to pray, proclaim, praise, and pronounce it, plus a whole lot more, The Hammer Pack is for you! After you view this promotional video, visit our store and you will be surprised at what we are willing to do to get The Hammer Pack to you!
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March 7, 2015 at 3:04 pm /
I want to thank you for letting us know the truth oh Gods name . i have prayed for some way of knowing .. it says the world will know his name . now i do .. i fall a strong tie to Isreal now more than ever , i if never see her for myself , i now feel as i have,, thank you two again ,,
December 7, 2013 at 12:25 pm /
I am trying to find out if there is a Hebrew translation of the Bible available anywhere, with Matthew translated from the Hebrew? If so, where?
November 24, 2013 at 9:39 am /
Herald Crier, when I read Proverbs 23:23, I think of Genesis 25:31-34. Buy the truth and do not trade it for anything, do not despise it.
And Jacob said, Sell me this day thy birthright… And Jacob said, Swear to me this day; and he sware unto him: and he sold his birthright unto Jacob… thus Esau despised his birthright. – Genesis 25:31-34
November 22, 2013 at 7:18 pm /
So … Proverbs 23:23
Buy the truth, and sell it not; also wisdom, and instruction, and understanding. … means what?
November 22, 2013 at 4:49 pm /
I have purchased and read all the books in this “Hammer” package and HIGHLY RECOMMEND them to EVERONE!!! Especially if you are searching for truth!
Although I do not own the DVD’s, I have watched the entire open door series and HIGHLY RECOMMEND these as well. There is so much information in these materials and I share my copies with friends who then usually wind up buying their own copies 🙂
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK NEHEMIA AND KEITH!!!
Shabbat Shalom ya’ll 🙂
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