To every person the knowledge of the
pronunciation of the name of God should be
important. The two following scientific books give
information on the true reading of the divine name
as well as several interesting new discoveries in
the Old as well as the New Testament, that are
directly linked to the name IOUO. See the introduction
for a brief look into the contents and purpose of
these books.
(Note corrections of this website, revision notice
as well as an important notice about the author on
the end of this page)
The book gives an answer
to the question: How is the name of God pronounced
in the right way?
Is it Jehovah or Yahweh or
any other pronunciation? In order to answer this
question newly discovered structures in the Bible
are used along with analyses of text and languages
of the Bible.
[PDF]
[HTML] (added February
24, 2001, Chapter 14 changed on October 2nd, 2011)
IOUO -
The Only Name of God
Supplement to the book Iouo - The Name of
God containing thoughts of correction:
The following books and articles are
more of religious nature, not scientific as the two
books presented above:
Notes on
the Name of God
A presentation of chapters omitted in
the book IOUO
- The Name of God, which were included in an original version
entitled "notes on the Name of God" that was sent to
the Church leaders of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Remark by the
author
[PDF]
[HTML] (added March 22,2003)
Song
of
Praise to Iouo's Name Iouo, my
shepherd [PDF] (added November 9, 2003, revised
August 13, 2016) Iouo is my shepherd [PDF]
(added July 13, 2004, revised
August 13, 2016)
Melody 1 for the Evening-Meal [PDF]
(added November 9, 2003) Melody 2 for the
Evening-Meal [PDF]
(added November 9, 2003)
Comments
on the Last Supper [PDF]
(added April 16, 2006)
Comments
on Parts of the Book of Daniel [PDF] (to be added)
Explanation
of
Some Bible Terms [PDF] (to be added)
Short Comment
on Key Points of my Books
A short outline of the contents of both
my scientific and some of my religious
books
Quotation from the German
magazine "Der Stern" (10 April 2003, no.16,
p.48):
James Woolsey, former director
of the CIA said: "The USA find themselves in the
Fourth World War." (With the Cold War being
"World War Three").
Already in spring 2003, General
Wesley Clark, retired NATO-Commander-in-chief
and later a candidate running for US president
in the 2004 election, mentionned a thought of a
commencing World War.
Popular Scientific
Part:
The
Name
Iouo - In Simple Terms A short popular scientific
argumentation to show that the name of our god must be
Iouo.
[PDF](added
July
13, 2004)
Concluding Part:
Concluding
Thoughts
on this Website
[PDF] (to be added)
Supplemental Remarks on this
Website
[PDF] (to be added)
Appendix:
The Good News of the Kingdom of Iouo, the only true God,
that is the happiness-giving proclamation of the Kingdom
and of the royal rule of Iouo is meant as an appendix to
this website after the concluding remarks. This appendix
is meant as an appeal to as many people as possible to
participate in the preaching and proclaiming of the coming
Time of Happiness.
Letter
to
our Fellow Citizens This letter is in German.
[PDF]
(added
February
17, 2007)
Three versions of short
argumentations for God's name being Iouo This document is in German. [PDF](added
February
19, 2007)
The
Good
News of the Kingdom of Iouo
This document is in German.
[PDF](added
February
19, 2007)
Short
Summary
of a few Bible Highlights
This document is in German.
[PDF](added
February
19, 2007)
List
of
Bible Highlights on the Subject: The Kingdom of Iouo
God This document is in German.
[PDF](added
February
19, 2007)
List
of
Highlights in the Bible and in History on the
Subject: The Name of God Iouo This document is in German.
[PDF](added
February
19, 2007)
This document in Spanish. [PDF]
(added November 14, 2012)
Creation
vs.
Evolution This document is in German.
[PDF](added
February
19, 2007)
This document in Spanish. [PDF] (added November
14, 2012)
A
Letter to Friends This letter deals with the
questions: Why does God allow Wickedness? Why can we be
sure, that the Bible really is God's word?
[PDF](added
February
19, 2007)
Songs
concerning
the Good News: Do Not Be Vexed [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007, revised August
13, 2016)
The following songs are in German:
The Victory of the Name Iouo [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007,revised
August 13, 2016)
The Word of Life [PDF](added February 19, 2007)
My Song of Dedication [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007, revised
August 13, 2016)
Love means Life [PDF](added February 19, 2007)
Creation [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007, revised
August 13, 2016)
A Song of Praise [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007, revised
August 13, 2016)
My Song of Joy [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007, revised
August 13, 2016)
The Song of Heretics [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007) Pure
Language from Iouo [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007, revised
August 13, 2016) You, Iouo,
are My Shepherd [PDF]
(added
February
19, 2007, revised
August 13, 2016)
Bible Translation
Part:
This part consists
of preliminary versions of translated parts of the
bible. This translation work is ongoing and further
content will be subsequently added. Most of the
manuscripts are in German.
Remark: The bible translation
part has been deleted (except for the concluding
remarks), because one cannot introduce with a clear
conscience additional mentions of the Name of God,
even with the intention of correcting omissions of the
Name, as long as positive proof is not available
(comp. Rev. 22:18,19).
[HTML]
(added
August 28, 2007, changed October 2nd 2011)
Résumé of the web
site:
Outlining evidence for the pronunciation "Iouo" [PDF](added
June
13, 2009)
Substitute Content for Deleted Section:
The section containing parts of the bible translated by
ourselves has been taken off this website. In order to
close this gap, bibles have been put in their place that
have been corrected with the name Iouo, the name of our
God. The respective copyrights of the bibles used have
expired.
All corrections are only tentative and the resulting
text is therefore not to be considered as valid.
German
Bible Part (Unrevidierte
Elberfelder Übersetzung)
Old Testament [PDF]
(added November
23,
2011, changed November 25, 2011, work in progress)
[ZIP](eBooks in EPUB and AZW3 format added
May, 25, 2016, work in progress)
New Testament [PDF]
(added September
3, 2012, work in progress)
[ZIP](eBooks in EPUB and AZW3 format added
May, 25, 2016, work in progress)
English
Bible Part (American
Standard Version)
Old Testament [PDF]
(added November
23,
2011, changed November 26, 2011, work in progress)
[ZIP](eBooks in EPUB and AZW3 format added
May, 25, 2016, work in progress)
New Testament [PDF]
(added September
3, 2012, work in progress)
[ZIP](eBooks in EPUB and AZW3 format added
May, 25, 2016, work in progress)
Chinese
Bible Part (Chinese Union
Version - Shen Edition)
Old Testament [PDF]
(added November
23,
2011, changed November 28, 2011, work in progress)
New Testament [PDF]
(added October
2, 2012, work in progress)
Japanese
Bible Part (Bible
Colloquial Japanese)
Old Testament [PDF]
(added April 13,
2016,
work in progress) New Testament [PDF]
(added April 13,
2016,
work in progress)
Spanish
Bible Part (Reina-Valera
1909)
Old Testament [PDF]
(added October
7, 2012, work in progress)
[ZIP](eBooks in EPUB and AZW3 format added
May, 25, 2016, work in progress)
New Testament [PDF]
(added October
7, 2012, work in progress)
[ZIP](eBooks in EPUB and AZW3 format added
May, 25, 2016, work in progress)
Adamic
Bible Part
Old Testament (based on the Codex Leningradensis) [PDF]
(added December 10, 2012, last changed November 19, 2023, work
in progress) Short
Explanation of the OT in Adamic [PDF]
(added December
12,
2012)
Former version with
remnants of paragraph markers (parashot) [PDF]
(added December 10, 2012, last changed September 25, 2023,
work in progress)
List of parashot
remnants [PDF]
(added November
19, 2023, work in progress) New Testament (based on
Delitzsch's translation into Hebrew) [PDF]
(added January
7, 2013, work in progress)
Note: Not original text
of the Bible, only a translation that approximates
Biblical Hebrew.
Short Comment on
the NT in Adamic [PDF]
(added January
7, 2013)
Synopsis
of Genesis Chapters 1-40 for facilitating the
learning of Adamic
Adamic - English - French - German [PDF]
(added January 23,
2013, work in progress)
Examples
For Restoring Iouo's Name in the Bible
[PDF]
(added October
15, 2012, work in progress)
Containing short Bible texts in the following 26
languages:
Arabic, Czech, Dakota, Danish, Dutch, Greek, Hindi,
Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean,
Latin, Maori, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Swahili,
Swedish, Tagalog, Tamil, Thai, Turkish, Urdu,
Vietnamese, Yoruba
Advice to readers:
Concerning all languages in which bibles are available
online without copyright (or even with copyright,
but for private use only): Everybody can correct a
whole bible with the name of God in the form of Iouo at
the established places in the Old Testament and at very
many places in the New Testament. It is possible to
download a bible and then correct it in the way it has
been done here.
There are ca. 3 billion printed copies of the Bible in
the world and each one should be corrected at ca. 8000
places. Therefore it would be necessary to correct the
Name of God altogether ca. 24 trillion times in order to
restore the purity of the word of God at least to some
degree. Due to our limited means, we only corrected the
Name of God an estimated 400.000 times in Bibles. If
every single owner of a Bible or Bibles would correct
his copy or copies by hand, the world would be a better
place.
Comment
on Working with the Bible today [PDF] (added November 14, 2012, work in progress)
This document is in German.
Genesis
Arabic [PDF]
(added August 8, 2016, work in
progress) Exodus Arabic
[PDF]
(added February 27, 2017,
changed February 28, 2016, work in progress)
Leviticus Arabic [PDF]
(added February 27, 2017, work
in progress) Numbers
Arabic [PDF]
(added February 27, 2017, work
in progress) Deuteronomy Arabic [PDF]
(added February 28, 2017, work
in progress) Joshua
Arabic [PDF]
(added April 2, 2017, work in
progress) Psalms
Arabic [PDF]
(added February 28, 2017, work
in progress) Proverbs Arabic [PDF] (added March 1, 2017, work in
progress) Ecclesiastes Arabic [PDF]
(added March 1, 2017, work in
progress) Song of
Songs Arabic [PDF]
(added March 1, 2017, work in
progress)
New
Testament Arabic [PDF]
(added August 8, 2016, work in
progress)
Genesis
Russian - German Synopsis [PDF] (added March 4, 2016, work in progress)
Genesis
Maori [PDF]
(added March 5,
2016, work
in progress)
The World
Accuses Iouo [PDF]
(added November
14, 2012,
work in progress)
Extract of Isaiah (Chapters 41 to 60) with short
comment. This document is in German.
This document in Spanish. [PDF] (added November 14, 2012, work in progress)
Verses
for love to the name of our dear god iouo
[PDF]
(added November
13, 2012, work in progress)
Flyer consisting almost completely of pairs of analogous
verses in the OT and NT. It can be easily translated
into all languages in which complete Bible translations
exist.
Patriarchs-Atonement-Day-Cryptogram
[PDF]
(added November
14, 2012,
work in progress)
Arranging the families of the biblical patriarchs
opposite to the sacrifices of the Atonement Day results
in an admonition possibly hidden within the Bible text.
This document is in German.
Listening section:
German
Bible Reading
Highest Song of Thanks (=Song of
Songs) [MP3]
(added September 10, 2016, work in progress)
Corrigendum: Missing part at 4m 41sec
after "Hirsch": "auf den Bergen der Felsenkluft"
Song of Songs (Interlinear Text) [MP3]
(added February 25, 2017, work in progress) Esther [MP3]
(added February 25, 2017, work in progress)
Start of Isaiah [MP3] (added November 23, 2011, removed
August 12, 2016 due to
revision)
Judges 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 [MP3s] (added October 9, 2012, removed August 29, 2015 for
editing reason)
Psalms 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18a 18b 18c 19 [MP3s]
(added November 23, 2011, removed August 28,
2015 for editing reasons)
Philemon [MP3] (added November 23, 2011, removed August 28, 2015 for
editing reasons)
English Bible Reading Start of
Isaiah [MP3]
(added November
16,
2016)
The Name in the Torah and Psalms [MP3]
(added February 25, 2017, work in progress)
(Selected texts of Exodus, Numbers and the Psalms)
Adamic Bible Reading
Start of Genesis [MP3]
(added November
23,
2011, revised
August 12, 2016)
Accompanying text in Adamic [PDF]
(added November
23,
2011) with German
interlinear translation (only 1st page) [PDF]
(added November
23,
2011)
with English interlinear translation (only
1st page) [PDF]
(added November
23,
2011)
Start of Ruth [MP3]
(added August 12,
2016)
Accompanying text in Adamic [PDF]
(added August
12, 2016)
Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 [MP3]
(added September 8, 2016)
Song of Songs [MP3]
(added February 25, 2017, work in progress)
Lamentations [MP3] (added September 9,
2012, removed
August 12, 2016 due to
revision)
List of Misreadings and
Mispronunciations in the Lamentations Audio File [PDF] (added August 30, 2015, removed
August 12, 2016 due to
revision)
This is meant to
give an impression of an Audio-version of the whole
Bible in Adamic
(with the OT and
the NT translated into Hebrew as basis).
A reading of the
whole Bible is not provided for two reasons:
Firstly, it is easy
to create an Adamic Audio Bible yourself by applying the
pronunciation rules
of Chapter 8 of the
book "Iouo - The Name of God" to a Hebrew Bible text.
And when using an
Interlinear Version
(e.g. Hebrew-English), it can even help you learn
Adamic.
The example given
might incite you to do this.
Secondly, we are
not yet able to read and speak Adamic fluently as can be
heard in the sample. Reasons for
Choosing Lamentations [PDF] (added September 13,
2012, removed
August 12, 2016 due to
revision)
Poems:
A Love Poem [MP3]
(added February 25, 2017, work in progress) German poem
based on Song of Songs Love [MP3]
(added February 25, 2017, work in progress) German poem based
on 1. Corinthians Chapter 13
Finale:
melody of praise from the song "Iouo, my sheperd!" -
orchestra version [MP3]
(added November
23,
2011)
Happy good news:
Some additional letters of publishing introductive
thoughts of evangelization.
The documents are in German. Letters
to
our Fellow Citizens 1234[PDFs]
(added November
25,
2011) Letters to
Fellow Citizens in Mourning [PDF]
(added November
25,
2011) 12[PDFs]
(added November
25,
2011)
Songs of praise:
Some additional songs of praise.These songs
are in German: My
Friend Provides Peace (Mein
Freund sorgt für Ruhe) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011) My
Life He Clears of Anxiety
(Mein Leben macht er angstfrei) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011) Your Guidance and Your Blessing
(Deine
Führung und dein Segen)
[PDF]
(added November
26,
2011) Delight of Everlasting Life
(Die Wonne im ewigen Leben) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011) Walking Closely the Narrow Path
of the Bible (Der enge Weg
mit der Bibel) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011) The Flame of Io (Die
Flamme Ios) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011) My Song of Gratitude (Mein
Dankeslied)
[PDF]
(added November
26,
2011,revised
August 13, 2016) My Song of Praise
(Mein Loblied) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011,revised
August 13, 2016) My
Song of Rejoicing (Mein
Jubellied) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011,revised
August 13, 2016) A
Song of Victory (Ein
Siegeslied)
[PDF]
(added November
26,
2011,revised
August 13, 2016) It
Is Done (Es ist vollbracht)
[PDF]
(added November
26,
2011, revised August
13, 2016) My
Song of Joy (Mein Lied der
Freude) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011, revised
August 13, 2016) Poor or Rich(Arm oder Reich) [PDF] (added November 26, 2011)
This song is in French. Iouo,
My Shepherd(Iouo,
mon berger) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011, revised
August 13, 2016)
This song is in Turkish. Iouo,
My Shepherd(İouo,
çobanım) [PDF]
(added November
26,
2011, revised
August 13, 2016)
Poem
based on the Song of the Lamb
with comment, by Kurt Niedenführ
This document is in German.
[PDF]
(added November
28,
2011)
God's name Iouo in 26
forms:
Overview of the Name Iouo in various languages and
scripts. This document is in German.
Iouo in different Languages and Scripts[PDF]
(added November
25,
2011)
Supplement: Overview of suggested transliterations (tentative
transliterations) into a wide range of languages
based on cursory studies of the respective phonology and
sript systems. Therefore, the
preliminary transliterations may be flawed (!) and need
to be reviewed by native speakers or
linguists of the languages and language families.
Working papers in German by my son Daniel.
Iouo
Tentative Transliterations Europe [PDF]
(added July 17,
2012, changed March 5,
2016, work in progress) Iouo Tentative Transliterations
Asia [PDF]
(added July 17,
2012, changed March 7, 2016,
work
in progress) Iouo
Tentative Transliterations Africa [PDF]
(added July 19,
2012,
changed March 7, 2016,
work in progress) Iouo Tentative Transliterations
Oceania [PDF]
(added July 19,
2012,
changed March 3,
2016, work in progress) Iouo
Tentative Transliterations Americas [PDF]
(added July 22,
2012,
changed March 7, 2016, work
in progress)
Comment (added September 5, 2016)
According to latest understanding, God's name
consists of four syllables. Consequently, all
tentative transliterations in the lists above
consisting of only three or two syllables are still to
be adapted accordingly.
Tentative
Arrangement and Order of Bible Books:
Elements of the Tabernacle in conjunction with the
Hebrew and Greek Alphabets serve as a structure for
arranging the books of the Bible.
This document is in German. [PDF]
(added January
23, 2013, changed January 25, 2013,
work in progress)
Supplementary Manuscripts and
Miscellaneous Addenda:
I believe it to be Iouo's will to tell yet some "things
of God to Israel" (in this quote I apply the term Israel
to all faithful people) following Ezekiel 40:4. Due to
my bad health, I don't know how long I will be able to
do that. Therefore I publish documents that are still
incomplete or in a handwritten draft state, in order to
prevent them from gettin lost.
The
Name of God - A Paradise in itself [PDF] (added July 11, 2016, work in progress)
Complete draft. English version of German document.
A Paradise in itself [PDF] (added April, 25, 2016, work in progress)
Start of document above as a fair copy. Document in
German.
The
Subject "Slave" in the
Bible [PDF] (added July 13, 2016,
work in progress)
Document in German.
The
Bleeding Heart of our Father
Start of document in English. [PDF] (added April 26, 2016, work in progress)
Complete document in German.[PDF] (added April 26, 2016, work in progress)
Studies
about Love and
the Start of the OT and the NT and the End of the
Bible [PDF] (added April, 28, 2016, work in progress)
Almost complete document, mostly in German, parts in
English and French.
Supplement to the document above, in German. [PDF] (added May 22, 2016, work in progress)
Corrigendum: Missing part in supplement at page 3 line 18
after "Hirsch":
"auf den Bergen der Felsenkluft"
Is there a Life after Death in the Jewish Religion? Complete document in German.[PDF] (added May 22, 2016, work in progress)
Interesting Facts about the Name "Iouo" Complete draft in German. [PDF] (added May 27, 2016, work in progress)
"Come, Lord Jesus" Incomplete draft in German. [PDF] (added July 13, 2016, work in progress)
Bible in Paleo-Hebrew Script Pentateuch [PDF] (added August 10, 2016, work in progress)
New Testament (based on Delitzsch's translation into
Hebrew) [PDF] (added June 6, 2016, work in progress)
Ester [PDF] (added July 13, 2016, work in progress)
Running text in Adamic.
Iouo
Language List Africa [PDF] (added June 30, 2016, work in progress) Iouo
Language List Americas [PDF] (added June 30, 2016, work in progress) Iouo
Language List Asia [PDF] (added June 29, 2016, work in progress) Iouo
Language List Europe [PDF] (added June 30, 2016, work in progress) Iouo
Language List Oceania [PDF] (added June 29, 2016, work in progress) Iouo Extinct Languages [PDF] (added March 24,
2017, work in progress)
Comprehensive lists of languages with "Iouo" as tentative
form or placeholder for language-specific form that
remains to be researched.
The
Importance of the name Iouo [PDF] (added July 7, 2016, changed March 16, 2017,
work in progress)
Collection of documents in English and German.
Coloring
Booklet[PDF] (added July 13, 2016, work in progress)
Utterances
of Jesus Incomplete draft in German. [PDF] (added July 13, 2016, work in progress)
Poems to the Name Document in German. [PDF]
(added February,
25, 2017)
Songs for Iouo:
Songs
for Iouo [PDF]
(added January
18, 2016, work in progress, preliminary
revision August
13, 2016) Arrangement
of songs in German, English and other languages as well
as piano notes.
Corrections of this Website: (added December
2, 2014)
1) Beginning of New System
of Things
According to my calculations published in the book
„Riddles of the Bible“ and elsewhere, the beginning of
the 1000-year reign of Jesus Christ should be in
spring of the year 2033. This event was also
identified in that book with the beginning of the New
System of Things.
While I still hold up the opinion that spring 2033 is
likely to mark the beginning of Jesus’ millennium
reign, it stands now in question whether this is also
true for the beginning of the New System of Things.
The introduction of a New World Order at the end of
Armageddon could already start much earlier than that,
if we consider the possibility of an interim period,
in which the order of the world would be converted and
prepared for the following millennium reign. This
introduction could begin at any time from now.
“Day and hour” remains hidden from us, as the Bible
states at different passages. It is not our place to
get to know that which Iouo has put into his own
discretion. Some things are first seen blurred like
through a veil. Then the picture gets clearer over
time, sometimes through events of history. At any
rate, I am not a prophet, just a researcher of the
Bible. And in every research there are steps and
stages, sometimes with mistakes.
2) New Appraisal of Panin and Rips
In the book “Iouo – The Name of God” and elsewhere, I
referred to different discoveries of patterns in the
original Bible text made by the mathematicians Iwan
Panin (gematric patterns with number seven) and
Eliyahu Rips (“Bible Code”). The research into those
possible patterns is not yet advanced enough for the
results to be considered reliable. My reference on
those discoveries should not be taken as an advice to
consider those patterns as something to rely on.
Concerning Panin’s research results, it is too early
to claim that the whole original text of the New
Testament has already been restored by Panin’s method.
God’s Name Iouo is not restored in that text and also
many other things seem to be half-baked and not
conclusive.
As to the Bible Code of Rips, it is also too early to
consider it reliable. His research completely ignores
different version of the Hebrew text handed down to us
and solely deals with the Textus Receptus.
3)
Retrospection and Re-evaluation (added January 22,
2015)
14 years after the publication of my research I
gained enough distance for retrospection and sober
re-evaluation. I noticed that I have sometimes
jumped to conclusions or have used dogmatic wording.
In those cases the results appeared to be already
proven even though a more comprehensive body of
evidence would have been necessary. That let my
subjective convictions appear to be objective and
established truths. In my enthusiasm for the topic I
overshot the mark.
Even
though I emphasized right from the start that my
statements are mere research findings that need
verification and are in no way inspired (even though
I am motivated by Gods spirit), the wording did not
always live up to that and could even be detrimental
to the desired scrutiny. In some cases I let myself
be carried away and established definitions in
domains in which I did not have the right to do so.
As
concrete examples I want to mention variations of
the name of God. In the Bible itself only „Iouo“
(3rd person singular) is documented along with
abbreviatied versions and the use in theophoric
names. Additionally, „Aoio“ (1st person singular)
might also be counted among that. The „Aouo“ with
the same meaning and derived variations such as
„Touo“ (2nd person singular) and inflected versions
are merely conceivable.The
encoded pictures contain even indications of their
existence. But only the bearer of the name has the
right to call them his name, namely God himself.
As
to the exact pronunciation of „Iouo“, there is no
sufficient evidence to define rules. I stand by my
conviction that „Iouo“ consists of four vowels. But
I don’t have the authority to define rules of its
pronunciation.That goes for pronouncing the vowels I and U
as semi-vowels as well as for the use of closed or
open vowels or the use of allophones. It is also not
my place to define the number of syllables of the
name or to define rules for accentuation. Generally
speaking, the pronunciation of Adamic is only
tentative (i.e. Audio-Bible-Parts). I believe that
the permissible pronunciation in various languages
will become clear as the result of further research
or through definition by God himself.
I am
also now a little bit more cautious concerning the
supposed existence of a hidden 50th Bible book and
of the notion that the Gospel of Thomas is likely to
be that hidden book than my original formulations
suggested.
„Panta
rhei“ – „Everything flows“. Research must not stand
still. And convictions should be scrutinized from
time to time. Some conclusions turn out to be wrong
or hasty.At
the end of the search the true name of God will
eventually remain along with all real evidence for
it. But the topic „name of God“ is so very
significant that it is always worthy for people to
actively concern themselves with it.
Sometimes
makeshift solutions are legitimate. That can be
compared to the tent for the Ark of Covenant, which
David erected in Jerusalem. It had its purpose for a
time but it had to make place for the final temple
of God.
4) Use of God's Name as Part of Personal Names and
Place Names (added
June 9, 2015)
In
Chapter 5 of the book "Iouo - The Name of God", I
stated that God's name Iouo was only used in an
abbreviated form for proper names of persons (such
as "Io" in Jochebed). I also stated that the full
form was only used in the naming of places (such as
Iouo-Nissi), never for a person, as it would be too
holy for that.
While
I still maintain that it is not advisable to use the
full name Iouo in the naming of persons, there is an
exception to that in the Bible. Exactly one person
in the Bible was named with a personal name that
contains the full version of God's name. The name is
IOUOCDQNU (Adamic), which means "Iouo Is Our
Righteousness", and it was given to Jesus (Jeremiah
23:5,6)(Compare 2. Timothy 4:8: "crown of
righteousness").
The Author
Revision Notice:
(added August
12, 2016)
Revision based on Zechariah 14:9
“And
Iouo shall be King over all the earth: in that day
shall Iouo be one, and his name one.” [ASV]
UOIO
IOUO LMLK ED KL OARC BIUM OOUA IOIO IOUO AHD UJMU
AHD.
This
verse makes it clear, that there is only one
single Name of God. This Name of God consists
of four full vowels in the Adamic language, namely
I-O-U-O (יהוה).
By now
I am convinced, that this only Name is not only
defined by the number of four vowels, but also by
the number of pronounced syllables, thus four
syllables. I am of the strong conviction that this
thought doesnot originate in myself, but comes from
Iouo God. The pure and correct Name of God is
therefore not pronounced in two or three syllables,
which would slur it and lead to semivowels (glides)
such as y or w.
In the
Adamic language, the speaker can insert a short
vowel (schwa) between two consonants to facilitate
pronunciation of the word. This can lead to
different variants of pronunciation of a word. But
the Name of God IOUO already consists of four full
vowels, precluding any interpretation of the speaker
and also precluding different variants of
pronunciation.
Also
the four living beings appearing in two different
visions of Iouo God’s throne (Ezekiel Chap. 1 and
Revelation Chap. 4) point to the prominent
significance of the number four. They represent the
four basic attributes of God (love, wisdom, justice
and power). The bible is also filled with images
containing squares, rectangles, cubes and cuboids,
thus pointing to the number four.
Pronouncing
the Name of God with four full vowels forces the
speaker to pronounce it slowly and calmly, not
quickly and in a hurry. This peace is like water,
extinguishing the fire of today’s world’s
restlessness.
Due to
this new understanding I will delete all
pronunciation samples from this website that do not
contain a four-syllable pronunciation of the Name of
God (Audio bible parts, songs, etc.). Pronunciation
samples that are integrated into the context of a
finished essay will not be deleted, to allow readers
to trace the way I came to my current insight. As
substitute for deleted content, newly read texts and
if possible, revised songs etc. will be added.
Remark:
IPA-notation
(International Phonetic Alphabet):
Iouo [iːoːuːoː]
Above
mentioned semivowels (glides): y [j] and [i̯] w [w] and [ʊ̯]
Addendum (added
September 19, 2016)
The
endeavor for clarifying the only and single name of
God in all languages necessitates also the
definition of a precise and unambiguous spelling.
Consequently, when a language features several
different vowels that could be used to transliterate
an Adamic vowel, only one vowel should be selected
and spelling variations should be avoided. In Greek
e.g., only omicrion (O) should be used for O and not
omega (Ω). In other languages, this definition
remains to be undertaken.
In
Adamic, the stem of the name IOUO is OUO. This stem
is never changed in the name of God throughout the
Hebrew Bible. This leads to the thought that it is
desirable to retain and not change the stem OUO by
inflection and find ways to avoid shortening or
mutilating that stem as e.g. the dative in Greek
would do it. All declensions of the name Iouo in
inflectional languages remain to be examined to that
end in accordance with Zech. 14:9 and Matt. 6:9.
Poem (added September 3rd, 2016)
Iouo, my friend, my shepherd,
You, who are more close to me than all,
You are to me myrrh, balm and myrtle.
With Jesus I find your approval.
Your true name is Iouo;
You will proclaim it shortly worldwide.
My heart is sure to set off and go
'Cause now you save so all of mankind.
Audio file of Zechariah 14:9 in seven languages. [MP3]
(added
November 28, 2016)
Children's poems in German. [PDF] (added
November 28, 2016)
The News of Joy. Document in German. [PDF] (added
February 27, 2017)
The News of Joy. Supplement. Document in German. [PDF] (added
February 27, 2017)
Bible Basics. Document in German. [PDF] (added
February 27, 2017)
Why does God's
Name read IOUO? [PDF] (added
April 11,
2019)
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