Hello All,

I apologize if this as been asked or mentioned before, but for us who're
new to the "names" (especially on this website, as they're different from
anything else I have ever seen/heard before) it would be really great if
you could supply maybe a section to your website where people could here
an audio file of each of the names, how they're pronounced and maybe a
short description of their meanings.

Try as I might, I cannot figure out how you would pronounce Yahowah, Yahowsha'
or Ma'aseyah and many others found here. I have heard Yeshua and Yahweh
pronounced and understand how people come to those names, but it would be
really nice to hear how the names on your website are pronounced.

I'm sorry, but I'm not Hebrew and have never studied Hebrew other than using
my Strongs and learning a little bit online.

Maybe I'm not looking in the right places? Can you provide a link to elsewhere,
where we can hear these names and words?

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. The Lord has brought me so far in the
last few years, I am so hungry for the (deeper) truth and meaning of His Word,
I can't stop. Please help me continue my journey.

Peace,
Patrick

Welcome Patrick. I'm glad That you have found the Creators name, it's what you build off of. When you are able to take that 1st step, and really, remove yourself from the bondage, aka, political and religious systems men have created to cause one to stumble, you are on your way, but there still 4 other steps you will encounter on this journey and I'm quit sure you will discover these quickly as you become manifested in His name. This is from the front of the book, Introduction to God, that yada, the author, is currently writing. I copied this for you, from it. I'll be more than helpful when I'm back in the swing of things, but for now I can only touch base b/c of family matters, but I do wish you well and know this, this will be the best time of your life. again, welcome.
Fred

We arrive at that pronunciation using "‘Elowah—Almighty God" and His "Towrah—Instructions"
as our guides. Based upon the Hebrew verb "hayah—to exist," God’s personal
and proper name explains our existence: past, present, and future.
"Yada' means: "to know in a relational sense, to recognize, to acknowledge, and to
understand." Therefore, the goal of this Introduction to God is to "yada' – know" Yahowah
as He revealed Himself, and then strive to "yada' – understand" what He had to say about
the seven subjects most important to Him: His Word, Name, Torah, Covenant,
Instructions, Invitations, and Prophecies.
More succinctly stated: who is Yah, and what does He want? Is it possible for us to
actually come to yada' Yah? Is there a reliable path to God, and should one exist, what
might we expect of Him and His home once we get there?
To answer these questions, we have a lot of ground to cover. In order to appreciate
what Yahowah had to say about Himself and His relationship with us, countless religious
beliefs will have to be burst, and new, fertile ground will need to be plowed. So in the pages
which follow, we will pull the weeds of heresy. We will lay fallow false terminology,
replacing it with God's testimony. Through careful husbandry, we will cultivate an
appreciation for God's Word, and reveal the proper names and titles our Creator selected,
and then explain how these were designed to be known and shared. We will expose the
sordid history of today's bible translations and examine the tools which can be used to
correctly convey what God actually revealed.
In this Introduction to God, we will closely observe Yah's Torah testimony, collectively
comprised of "BaRe'syth – In the Beginning (misnamed Genesis)," "Shemowth – Names
(misnamed Exodus)," "Qara' – Called-Out (misnamed Leviticus)," "BaMidbar – In the
Wilderness (misnamed Numbers)," "Dabarym – Words (misnamed Deuteronomy)," and as
a surprise to many, "Yahowsha' – Yah Saves (misnamed Joshua)," carefully examining and
thoughtfully considering the revealed text. We will ponder the implications of God's most
important instructions, consider the terms and conditions for participating in His covenant,
study His instructions, observe His invitations, and evaluate His most sweeping prophecies
relative to our salvation.
In this light I would be remiss if I did not tell you that properly translated, the first
words of the first six books reveal: "In the beginning God conceived" "these names for the
children of those who engage and endure with God" "and Yahowah called out to Moshe"
"and spoke the Word to Moseh in the wilderness of words" to convey "these words" "which
speak of Yahowah providing salvation."
Specifically, we will analyze what really happened during the three most important days
in human history—Passover, Unleavened Bread, and FirstFruits in 33 CE. We will discuss
who the Ma'aseyah Yahowsha' really is (the diminished corporeal manifestation of Yahowah
set-apart from Him to do the work required to save us), and who He is not (the Lord Jesus
Christ). We will contemplate what He did (by observing, fulfilling, and enabling the Torah's
promises), and what He did not do (die on a cross to save us). We will detail the seven-step
path Yahowah provided to enable us to live forever in His home as children in His family.
While the evidence to substantiate each of these conclusions lies before you, and is
ubiquitous and irrefutable, many religious readers have already jumped ship. That is not
hyperbole; I have witnessed them doing so. Religion is a stubborn and debilitating foe. You
see, faith lies outside the realm of evidence and reason, so belief systems naturally render
their victims impervious to both. The moment believers are confronted with information
which is contrary to their faith they flee, murmuring quotations from their favorite
wannabe prophets, the likes of Paul, Muhammad, Maimonides, or Joseph Smith. They are
incapable of seeing the folly of their replies, and are blind to the reality that the "scriptures"
they quote are not reliable. For those who have been indoctrinated by Christianity, Islam,
Judaism, and Mormonism, even God's testimony is insufficient to dissuade them from the
beguiling beliefs which cloud their vision.

well Fred beat me to explaining some of the pronunciations, and how they were derived, but I will add that if you shoot an email to email@yadayahweh.com and ask that Craig will send you the latest draft of the Introduction To God. If you are listening to the BTR radio show you have heard parts of it, the ITG is the basis for the Scripture review portion of the show.

Exactly... and that is the way the advesary likes it!



And here you you have landed. Welcome Patrick. Most of us here match your desire, have walked similar paths and here we have landed. As EH and James have already mentioned getting a copy of Introduction To God is the way to go. The Yada Yahweh books are good and there is a lot of fascinating information I have not seen in ITG yet (only 1/3 through it), but ITG is the latest writing by Craig. I think he has developed more clarity in his commentary and his amplified translations have always been amazing. Most if not all of the answers you are seeking are answered in ITG. Enjoy.

Just a note to say that my blind eyes have been opened to Yada News Radio.

kwai4749, there was a television show back in the 60's, "Love That Bob!", that always started out with Bob Cummings holding a Polaroid camera and smiling as he says, "Hold it! I think you're gonna like this picture!" That would be my greeting to you regarding Craig's weekday broadcasts and the portrait of Himself and His Word that Yahowah is revealing to us through Craig's translations and explanations. Hold it! I think you're gonna like this picture!

Welcome aboard!