Cosmic Connection Alignment with Yud Hay Vav Hay

The Hebrew four letters that spell the tetragrammaton, the unpronounceable name of God; despite the spelling, most often pronounced “Adonai.” Transliterating sounds from Hebrew into English is tricky - and can be confusing to English speakers: In the letter names Aleph, Dalet, Vav ... Yud which, as well ... Vav is Waw, though. Vav can make an English V sound as well as the English W sound, as well as O and U in some circumstances. That's covered ... (Yod Hay Vav Hay) The English letters are YHVH from which we get the name Jehovah. There are many names for God in scripture; however, this ... This is a clip taken (by permission) from a video interview with Michael Rood's and Nehemiah Gordon on September 2, 2016, where Nehemiah ... YHWH (YOD HEY VAV HEY) is music based on ancient Davidic music, a modern interpretation of David's methods of singing and playing the Hebrew name of God. The explicit Name of God is not Yud Hay Vov Hay but rather it is Hay Vov Hay Yud vocalized with a shuruk and a chirik; its two syllables become ... “Yahweh” uses English consonants [YHWH] as equivalents to yod, hay, vav, hay. Josephus said they were all vowels. Yahweh doesn't have four ... Left to Right, Letters only. Tet ט. Khet ח. Zayin ז. Vav ו. Heh ה. Dalet ד. Gimel ג. Bet ב. Alef א. Samekh ס. Nun-s ן. Nun נ. Mem-s ם. Mem מ. Lamed ל. Khaf-s ך. Since the Name Yud Hey Vav Hey was considered too sacred to be pronounced, ADONAI was enunciated in its place. In written texts, like the Bible, ...