The Name of the jewish "god" is 'jew'

[Shodorobo]

I thought this crumb of information might be of some interest or use to our cause:

The name of the jewish "god" in the jewish bible is often said to be incomplete due to missing vowel(sounds) / diacritics, but, in reality, in older forms of hebrew there were no vowels, so the "tetragrammaton" or the four-letter-name-of-"god" is likely the entire thing.

Whilst there are multiple ways to transliterate these four letters the most interesting possibility I've found is to transliterate it as jewe. The second e is arguably redundant. So, just jew.

This is the most likely source of the name for the jews and judaism, but it also quite explicitly relays the reality that the "god" of the jews is, in fact, themselves.

I hope someone finds this information useful.

 

[pb-traf]

I thought this crumb of information might be of some interest or use to our cause:

The name of the jewish "god" in the jewish bible is often said to be incomplete due to missing vowel(sounds) / diacritics, but, in reality, in older forms of hebrew there were no vowels, so the "tetragrammaton" or the four-letter-name-of-"god" is likely the entire thing.

Whilst there are multiple ways to transliterate these four letters the most interesting possibility I've found is to transliterate it as jewe. The second e is arguably redundant. So, just jew.

This is the most likely source of the name for the jews and judaism, but it also quite explicitly relays the reality that the "god" of the jews is, in fact, themselves.

I hope someone finds this information useful.

By the way, about the tetragrammaton, I have a theory that the jews can't even say the name of their god because it came from the alien language of greys, which is probably more advanced and does not translate to the human level, so at most they can guess approximately the meaning of the name

 

[Shodorobo]

My theory is that the name is something like "join+appear+with" and so "those who are joined together by their appearance."

 

[SatAnon]

Whilst there are multiple ways to transliterate these four letters the most interesting possibility I've found is to transliterate it as jewe. The second e is arguably redundant. So, just jew.

This is the most likely source of the name for the jews and judaism, but it also quite explicitly relays the reality that the "god" of the jews is, in fact, themselves.

You are confusing English with Hebrew. You need to learn how "Jews" are called in Hebrew first. Ancient Jews weren't aware of modern English (which came about by the time of Shakespeare), obviously.

A jew is called YHD (Yehud or Yahud) in Hebrew and as a plural they are called Yehudim and obviously comes from the tribe of Judah (Yehuda in Hebrew). It's very different from Yahweh or Jewhova.

 

[Shodorobo]

You're correct in regards to the fact that the English word "jew," is English, and not hebrew.

As for the transliteration of the characters of the Hebrew word for "jew," the YHVDY or "Y(a)hudi" can also be transliterated as JEWDJ or JEWDI, as yod = Y/J/I, he = E/H, waw/vav = W/V, and dalet = D, (though there are other possibilities translinguistically, with the interchange of W/V with U, and/or D with T, and/or the interchange of "vowels," (and/or the possibility for sticking "H" in any given word as if it were a vowel, itself,) in general, but I digress.))

JEWD-I as in "Judeian / Judian" or "of Jude."

But what about JEW-DI, as in "the hand / arm of (their god) 'jew?'"

(Just to reiterate: Yod-He-Vav-He Can equal YHVH / YHWH ("Y(a)HW(e)H"), or JHVH ("J(e)H(o)VAH") or JEWE or ("Jewe" / "Jew,") (amongst other possibilities, especially when you start adding in "vowels," (for the sake of pronounceability.))

This is all purely personal conjecture on my part, nothing more and nothing less. But I sincerely appreciate your meaningful and educated interjection, as it prompted me to elaborate! Thank you!

 

[Shodorobo]

*Just realized I accidentally capitalized the A in J(e)H(o)V(a)H, that's a "vowel" added for pronunciation purposes, not an original character / letter / consonant. Oops!

 

[Shodorobo]

You're correct in regards to the fact that the English word "jew," is English, and not hebrew.

As for the transliteration of the characters of the Hebrew word for "jew," the YHVDY or "Y(a)hudi" can also be transliterated as JEWDJ or JEWDI, as yod = Y/J/I, he = E/H, waw/vav = W/V, and dalet = D, (though there are other possibilities translinguistically, with the interchange of W/V with U, and/or D with T, and/or the interchange of "vowels," (and/or the possibility for sticking "H" in any given word as if it were a vowel, itself,) in general, but I digress.))

JEWD-I as in "Judeian / Judian" or "of Jude."

But what about JEW-DI, as in "the hand / arm of (their god) 'jew?'"

(Just to reiterate: Yod-He-Vav-He Can equal YHVH / YHWH ("Y(a)HW(e)H"), or JHVH ("J(e)H(o)VAH") or JEWE or ("Jewe" / "Jew,") (amongst other possibilities, especially when you start adding in "vowels," (for the sake of pronounceability.))

This is all purely personal conjecture on my part, nothing more and nothing less. But I sincerely appreciate your meaningful and educated interjection, as it prompted me to elaborate! Thank you!

I was thinking Yod+Dalet as in arm, it’s actually Dalet+Yod as in sufficiency, so I guess “sufficiency of god,” but it’s rather fanciful conjecture nevertheless.

 

[AxisMundiWitch9]

I thought this crumb of information might be of some interest or use to our cause:

The name of the jewish "god" in the jewish bible is often said to be incomplete due to missing vowel(sounds) / diacritics, but, in reality, in older forms of hebrew there were no vowels, so the "tetragrammaton" or the four-letter-name-of-"god" is likely the entire thing.

Whilst there are multiple ways to transliterate these four letters the most interesting possibility I've found is to transliterate it as jewe. The second e is arguably redundant. So, just jew.

This is the most likely source of the name for the jews and judaism, but it also quite explicitly relays the reality that the "god" of the jews is, in fact, themselves.

I hope someone finds this information useful.

I recall having hear something on this back in 2015 ..yeh "GU" or Jew. Yah also though, as you mentioned other translations, for awhile I was a little confused wether or not I would dedicate myself fully to Satan years back because I thought that Lucifer was the name behind YHWH(was Dr.Scott McQuate I think who had spoken on that but I was unsure of how to take it and there was alot of infighting between NS comrades as far pagan vs christian and it never made sense to me why any real Aryan would abandon their ancient gods for the fuc#ing disgusting yhwh cockroach ... it was a little confusing for alot of volk though in time through deeper studies it becomes clearer to see. Also the way Satan is so slandered and the gross amount of idiots who are attracted to the things which are not even of a true Satanic nature..and then it scares off others such as myself seeing how commie clown world it seems and anyways I'm digressing. Edymology is fascinating for sure.
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