Sacred  Name Movement

Hebrew letters        äåäé       Tetragrammaton                             Greek letters     u h n h

Y	é Yod		Y	u	Upsilon  (oopsilon)
H	ä Hay		H	h	E’TA  (Ayta)
V	å Vav	Greek has no  ”V” sound. The letter only resembles “V”	N	n	NU
H	ä  Hay		H	h	E’TA

                                                             

 

Appears as    Sound                                                                                               capitol    lower case   Sound-(pronunciation)

What sacred name adherents do is match the letters by the symbols not by its equal in the other languages

  Hebrew letters           Greek                                 capitol              lower case       Sound-(pronunciation)

	R	ρ       p	Rho	Rr sound
	I	ι         i	Iota	I sound
äåäé       The R  has an Rr sound	R	ρ        p	Rho	Rr sound
	I	ι         i	Iota	I sound

 So it may look like PIPI but it is really pronounced RIRI and the meaning means absolutely nothing.

We find the Hebrew is read right to left, äåäé that is how the written language is conveyed. It is not like English or Greek so they S read the word from left to right and come up with pipi. p i p

The symbols are not the same so it is ludicrous to say it conveys that meaning

An example would be dog read from left to right it has the meaning of the animal, a pet, but if one switches it right to left it reads God. Does Dog equal God? Of course not. A reader would have to violate the laws of the English language to come to this conclusion. It is pointless to read dog backwards to draw a meaning from it. But then there are those who play children’s games and crossword puzzles to make their conclusions. They are a step ahead of the bible codes for knowledge. Who does backward masking on words anyway?

The letter symbols do not convey the same pronunciation in the Hebrew and Greek languages. It is immediately obvious that Hebrew reads from right to left, Greek reads left to right. The symbols of letters do not look alike or have the same shape or form.

One would be hard pressed to use PiPi in a scholarly setting. PiPi in Hawaiian means meat. It means absolutely nothing in Greek. But if we change the Greek language to Geek language as some do, then we can probably find a meaning. It is a standard cultic practice to twist words, play semantic games to take things (words) out of their contextual meaning twist it to make their own make believe system. 

Ihso$  

Greek Lexical entry for Jesus:                     Greek                    Parts of  Speech

Yasous	Ihsou$	nominative	singular	masculine
yasue	Ihsou	Genative	“	“
yasue	Ihsou	Dative	“	“
yasue	Ihsou	vocative	“’	“
Yasoon	Ihson	Accusative	“	“

  These parts of speech all depend on the connecting words in the sentence

  In the name Inooug (yasouos) (Jesus) the sigma “O” has the sound of an “S” in the English language. If the Greeks wanted to say Zeus their alphabet has a Zayta”Z z” which sounds like a :”Z” in English.

 Interestingly enough in the Greek NT Zeus is spelled 

D = Delta =D

i Iota= I

o=O= Omicron

Sigma=S  

Dia =Zeus (pronounced Dia) if Zeus was pronounced  like it is written it would look like this Zeus and would not have the same mening.

 Hermas which comes from Hermes in Rom.16:14. Was Hermas a pagan because of his name?

Phonetics, is not concerned with meaning, but sound.  Speech sounds are almost always independent of the meanings that those sounds are used to convey

   English        Sankrit        Greek          Latin     Gothic

   "two"             dvau           duo             duo         twa

   "three"           trayas         treis             tres        thrija

 These numbers would not look the same when written in their own languages. So the Sacred name movement has used phonetics to interpret words when instead they should be using the languages own rules to find the meanings of the words. They have been taught by a spirit of error.