The aim of this forum is to promote a better understanding of Yah's Set Apart Name.
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My own name is Eric (from the Pacific northwest). (Perhaps the emassot can be dropped, but it is what the sign in accepted in lieu of E.)
A blessing it is to have come across this site with such a well documented study on YHWH. That part of spelling, pronunciation and letter/word roots is so much clearer to me now. Interestingly enough, through my own research, I found that the name of the Mashiyach most probably would have been Ya(h)sha. Could Yahusha be a possible pronounciation? Yasha rings true to my ears.
For those who may not know, the root word 'shua' relates more to a calling or shouting, whereas the root 'sha' means salvation.
I should like to share the web site with many.
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Hello Eric
Thanks for your message , glad you found the site helpful.
Yasha means saviour and true our Mashiyach is our saviour - but was he simply called Saviour??
We hope to have the new page "The Name of our Yasha" published in the next week or two,
keep watching.
Shalom,
Lamed
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