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“Behold, the days are coming,” declares Yahweh, “when I will raise up for David a righteous Branch. He will reign as king and act wisely and do justice and righteousness in the land. In His days Judah will be saved, and Israel will live securely. This is His Name by which He will be called: ‘Yahweh Our Righteousness.’” Jeremiah 23:5-6 ______ His Name is Yahweh: Revised Edition Free: To download His Name is Yahweh: Revised Edition for free in PDF format, click here. Purchase: To buy His Name is Yahweh: Revised Edition in paperback or eBook, click here.   ______ Therefore, My people will know My Name. Therefore, they will know on that day that I am He who speaks. Here I AM! (Isaiah 52:6) ______ The Correct Pronunciation of Yahweh's Name Below is Yahweh's Name in Hebrew: יהוה Hebrew reads right-to-left.  The letter on the right is “yod” followed by “hey” followed by “vav” followed by “hey”. In ancient times, the letter vav was waw. The letter “vav” didn’t enter the Hebrew language until somewhere between 600 AD and 1000 AD. To pronounce Yahweh’s Name correctly, you must use a “w” sound, not a “v” sound: The historic pronunciation of this letter (a voiced bilabial) is /waw/, a pronunciation attested in various Semitic languages (ancient and modern).  Moreover, even the Masoretes (600 C.E.–1000 C.E.) arguably pronounced this letter as /waw/ (not /vav/).  The common pronunciation of this letter today as /vav/ (rather than /waw/) is a reflection of conventions in the modern period, primarily those hailing from Germanic language practices (notice, for example, that the German letter /w/ is pronounced as an English /v/, not as an English /w/; thus, the German word Wasser [water] is pronounced /vasser/ in German).  In sum, the tradition of pronouncing this letter as /waw/ is historically more accurate (and so it is found in many grammars of biblical Hebrew, including Thomas Lambdin's).  The convention of pronouncing it as /vav/ is also acce