Prologue to Ecclesiasticus/Sirach (Why do we pray in Hebrew?)
“For the same things uttered in Hebrew, and translated into another tongue, have not the same force in them: and not only these things, but the law itself, and the prophets, and the rest of the books, have no small difference, when they are spoken in their own language.”
The True Names:
GOD = 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 = Yahawah = He is or He exist
Jesus = 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤔𐤏 = Yahawashi = He delivers or He saves
The Christ = Ha Mashiyach = The Messiah / The Annointed One
Act 4:12 | Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
Proverbs 18:10 | The name of the LORD is a strong tower: the righteous runneth into it, and is safe.
ARTICLE: There Is No Protection Through Any Other Names
ARTICLE: Yahawah Ba Ha Sham Yahawashi
Basic Hebrew Words (Rom 10:13 | Pro 18:10)
- Yahawah (𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄): Name of the Most High, our Heavenly Father, a man of war whose name is dreadful among the heathen nations (Exo 15:3) (Mal 1:14)
- Yahawashi (𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤔𐤏): Name of Yahwah’s only begotten son, the Messiah, the way the truth and the light, he comes in the volume of the book (Jhn 14:6 | Heb 10:7)
- Ha Mashiyach: One of several titles bestowed upon Yahwashi, meaning “The Messiah” or “The Annointed” (Dan 9:25)
- Yasharahla: Name of of the Nation of Israel, meaning “he” “prince” “power” or he is a prince of the power aka sons of Yahawah
- Ba Ha Sham: In the name of
- Lashawan Qadash: “Tongue Holy”, the Hebrew Language or Holy Tongue
- Rawchaa Qadash: “Spirit Holy”, the Holy Spirit, the understanding of the scriptures
- Barak: Bless
- Tawab: Good
- Yawam: Day
- Ahch(yam): Brother(s)
- Atha(m): You (plural)
- : Peace, *also used in greeting and departure
- Kal Halal: All praises
Common Phrases
- Yahawah Ba Ha Sham Yahawashi Barak Atha(m): Yahawah in the name of Yahawashi bless you (plural)
Names of the 12 Tribes of Yasharahla/Israel
1. YAHAWADAH = יהודה = JUDAH = NEGROES/AFRICAN AMERICANS
2. BANYAMAN = בנימן = BENJAMIN = WEST INDIANS / JAMAICA, TRINIDADIANS, BARBADOS, ETC.
3. LAWAYA = לוי = LEVI = HAITIANS
4. SHAMAIWAN = שמעון = SIMEON = DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, NATIVES OF HISPANOLA
5. ZABAWALAN = זבולן = ZEBULON = GUATEMALA TO PANAMA, MAYAN NATIVE TRIBES OF THE REGION
6. AHPARYAM = אפרים = EPHRAIM = PUERTO RICANS, TAINOS, BORIQUE INDIANS
7. MANASHAH = מנשה = MANASSEH = CUBANS, ARAWAK INDIANS
8. GAD = גד = GAD = NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, INUIT NATIVES OF CANADA
9. RAAHWABAN = ראובן = REUBEN = SEMINOLE INDIANS, ORIGINAL FLORIDA NATIVES
10. NAPATHALAYA = נפתלי = NAPTHALI = ARGENTINA AND CHILE, INCAS & VARIOUS TRIBES
11. AHSHAR = אשר = ASHER = COLOMBIA TO URUGUAY / BRAZILIANS & VARIOUS NATIVE TRIBES
12. YASHASHAKAR = יששכר = ISSACHAR = MEXICANS, AZTEC INDIANS & OTHER NATIVE TRIBES
Importance of Prayer and Day of Adversity Prayer Here
Basic Prayer
- Opening: Yahawah Ba Ha Sham Yahawashi BabaQuasha BabaQuasha BabaQuasha …
- Meaning: Yahawah in the name of Yahwashi, please please please …
- Psa 6:2: Cananya Yahawaha Ba Ha Sham Yahawashi Kaya Amalal Anaya Rapa-Anya Yahawah Ba Ha Sham Yahawashi Kaya Aabahalana Itazam-Ya
- Meaning: Have mercy upon me Yahawah in the name of Yahawashi; I am weak: Yahawah in the name of Yahawashi heal me; for my bones are vexed.
- Closing: BabaQuasha BabaQuasha BabaQuasha Thawadah Kal Tawab Aman
- Meaning: Yahawah in the name of Yahwashi, please please thank you, all good, so be it
- Alternative opening: Deu 6:4: Shamai Yasharahla Yahawah Ahlahayanawa Yahawash Achaad
- Meaning: Listen Yasharahla (Israel), Yahawah our Power is Supreme
- Meaning: Listen Yasharahla (Israel), Yahawah our Power is Supreme
Basic Curse
- Opening: Yahawah ba ha sham Yahawashi babaquasha babaquasha babaquasha …
- Meaning: Yahawah in the name of Yahwashi, please please please …
- Psa 10:15
The Messiah’s Prayer in Hebrew (video)
Alphabet
- Paleo Hebrew Alphabet and its Meanings (video link)
- Hebrew is read from left to right, another indication that English is backwards
Hebrew Alphabet
Note: the chart above is not perfect but it is a starting point. The only vowel sounds our language has are “a”and “i”. Ostensibly you can replace all of the vowels above (other than “i”) with “a”. All the other letters and vowels spoken in English today were created in recent history–for example the letter “j”circa 1600s.
Pronounciation and Comparison of Our Hebrew vs. Assyrian/Aramaic False Script
Here you can click through verses to get Hebrew words and definitions, be aware that not all of the information is correct.