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The Hebrew Letters, Restored Pronunciations, and the Names of YAHUAH and YAHUSHA

The Hebrew Alphabet

It is essential to know some important things about the Hebrew alphabet as this will help us to understand the explanations and instructions found in this study. First of all, let’s remember that Hebrew was the original language of YAHUAH, the language of the Bible and of the people of Yâshârêl, which indicates to us that Hebrew takes us to the origin of everything we know and know.

Important notes about the Alphabet:

Hebrew has no letter J

The letter J has been around for about 500 years. In fact, in the King James Version of the Bible dating back to the year 1611, the J does not appear because it did not exist yet.

Let’s remember that the letter J did not exist in most of the languages, including Hebrew, Latin, English, Spanish, German and many more languages.

Hebrew has no letter V

Originally there was only the sound of waw (u), however, the Ashkenazi Yahudiys (Pharisees and scribes) created their own version and inserted, or changed, the pronunciation of waw (u) to v. what we know today as the v sound, was really the w or u sound. In fact, even today the latter v is pronounced as “u or w”.

The goal of sharing the Hebrew alphabet is for us to better understand why we are using the correct names of our Creator YAHUAH and Salvador YAHUSHA.