Nehemia Gordon Talking About Shattering the Conspiracy of Silence with Christine Darg

Nehemia Gordon spoke about his book "Shattering the Conspiracy of Silence" on Exploits TV with Christine Darg. In this exciting interview, Nehemia unleashes some of the Hebrew power of the Priestly Blessing. Also known as the Aaronic Benediction, this ancient prayer is recorded in the Book of Numbers, chapter 6, verses 22-27. A key part of the Priestly Blessing is the Hebrew name of God, commonly known as the Tetragrammaton. This holy name appears three times in the blessing, once in each of its three lines. The blessing ends in the Book of Numbers with the promise, "they shall place My name on the children of Israel and I will bless them" (Numbers 6:27). Generations of scribes, rabbis, and priests colluded to keep this name a secret. Centuries of religious agendas and tradition obscured the Hebrew meaning of the blessing. Maverick Bible scholar Nehemia Gordon leaves no stone unturned in search of the truth. The clues take him from the peak of Mount Sinai to the battlefields of the Yom Kippur War. Find out what he discovered on 9/11 and venture with him down into the literal "pit of hell."
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[@vudotblast5524]

Shalom

[@eliasblanquizeht3328]

shalom wonerful that is the truth

[@unlearnthelies]

Wow... what an amazing discovery. Praise Yehovah for revealing His name to you! Thank you for sharing this video.

[@edwynnkelley136]

UNLEARN the lies Lex, I think it would be a good idea for you to do a unlearn the lies segment on God's name.

[@paulbunyan2435]

Absolutely enlightening!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to share! I loved the whole thing but wanted to thank you for the tidbit at the end regarding the 3 verbs that make up YHVH Jehovah, He Who Was, He Who Is, and He Who Will Be! I have never heard this before and I loved it!

[@kellyhoward6172]

This is exactly how our heavenly Father works! He gets our attention when he has something that he wants us to know. Thank you , Nehemia Gordon

[@preetiagenoia8104]

Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Yahovah is God!

[@stayntune]

This is what I love about you Nehemia, you have a heart to share without being a religious enforcer.

[@christopherduren9005]

Nehemia Gordon we want the word of god only ! thank you keep writing and talking

[@lordchampa1047]

Let's all lift up Jehovah's name and praise him for all generations! Thank you Jehovah for Nehemiah's life and I pray that you open his eyes to the truth of your divine Son, Jesus!

[@seeyeshua]

Nehemia Gordon YHWH is blessing us and u opening eyes and ears ,hearts thanks

[@siicpaxsheechpaw]

Since I first seen this video 2 years ago,I have learned so much. Thank you Nehemia :)

[@idid138]

siicpaxsheechpaw so true, for me too!

[@sandycouch4472]

Thank you SO MUCH!

[@mourningwarbler]

Thank you for so sensibly addressing this matter of the Sacred Name, including the controversy surrounding the "correct" pronunciation!

[@lyricaltraveller]

I look at it this way. I was born in the US. My native language is English. My name in English is John. Now if I was to be born into a different country where a different language was spoken, and I was still named John, but in that tongue instead of English, I would hear a different name than how it is pronounced in English. In Mexico I would be called Juan (Hwuan). In Russia I would be called Eoanna (Ee-o-anna). In what ever language I was born into, I would accept that as accurate. As it is, I speak English. God's name in Hebrew, is for Hebrew speaking people. I speak English. and the most common way of expressing God's name in English is Jehovah. This rendering has been used since the very first English translation and was in existence way before that in German. So Jehovah is what I use. The God who confused the languages in the first place, at the Tower of Babel, creating all the different ways to say his name, would hardly be upset if I didn't speak it exactly as the Hebrews did. What's most important is that we call on that name as a friend and put faith in the person who owns it. The name itself has no magical powers that somehow uttering it exactly as the Hebrews did will protect you from evil or make you closer to godliness. While so many focus on the name, they ignore the person.

[@RichardHPerry]

Psalm 113:1 "Praise Yehovah Praise Yehovah, you his servants; praise the name of Yehovah." "Yehovah ,,, is my name forever, the name you shall call me from generation to generation." Exodus 3:15

[@asifimgoingtotryando]

nice to see interfaith praise instead of name calling... Thank you for Posting, Love the information and history...

[@Welcometowutheringacre]

Amazing amazing AMAZING!

[@SharonGoodwin95]

Very good, Shalom.

[@lyricaltraveller]

It amazes me how people will ignore something that has been with them all along, because they personally don't like it's source or who says it, or associated with it. The name of God has been with us all along. In English is it pronounced Jehovah. But here is the kicker. When the English language was first being formed and evolving, it was based on German. In German, the letter "J" is pronounced "Ye". As it is today. In the original English this was the same case for the "J". When the first English bible translators began working they pronounced God's name as Yehovah. It was only later that the "J" in English developed it's harder sound. Since 1931 there has been a religion that has carried that name. Jehovah's Witnesses. But because the vast majority of the world hates them, they refused to acknowledge God's name and some today still argue against using Jehovah in English because of their personal bias against Jehovah's Witnesses.

[@fastlane956]

Amen brotha

[@kellyhoward6172]

Yehovah was working in my life, behind the scenes, in 1967. I was taking the first of a four quarter coarse in Spanish at Dekalb Junior College in Georgia. My instructor’s name was Dr. Francisco Andreau. a Cuban American who had escaped Castro’s takeover there. He taught our class that personal names are not supposed to be translated from their native language into any other language. He told me: “If Jimmie goes to Espana (Spain) to live, work, or study, his name does not change to Jaimito, your name is still Jimmie.” Upon my first exposure to Messianic Praise and Worship music, in 2003, I asked someone what does “Yeshua” mean? I was informed that it was Jesus’ Hebrew name and that it meant "Salvation"... I was so shocked that you might as well have slapped my face... What a revelation! Knowing that personal names were not supposed to be translated from their original language, I shouted out loud... “Why did they change his name?” Later, I learned that all of the Hebrew names in the Bible had been changed, obviously, because of institutionalized Antisemitism. From that day forward, I could not go back to calling him Jesus, and forever, in my life, He is “Yeshua” the Messiah of Israel and of all mankind. Shalom, Jimmie Howard

[@bus2town]

Great video :)

[@siicpaxsheechpaw]

Hello Mr Gordon, I want to thank you for your informative pdf file on the pronunciation of YHVH Yehovah. I was doing extra research on Judges 16:28 in the Leningrad codex where the vowels in the second occurrence of YHVH are Cha-teph' Se'ghohl , Choh-lem and Chi'req, which are the vowels of elohim.But when I looked at the same verse in the Aleppo codex which is much older then the Leningrad codex,the vowels were different in that second occurrence of YHVH in Judges 16:28. They are Sheva , Choh-lem and Chi'req , indicating to me that the scribe was trying to cover up or hide the true pronunciation of God's name by using Cha-teph'Se'ghohl instead of the original vowel Sheva.In the first occurrence of YHVH in this verse the vowels are Sheva and Qa'mets without the missing Choh-lem that should have been there in the first place. Thank you again for the awesome Video :)

[@honkywhiteboycracker1636]

Decent, honorable man. If he isn't right, he will be.

[@Monkofmagnesia]

Right when I thought, "Isn't this more like magic?" You said, "This is not magic," and explained!!!!!

[@jogabriel6490]

Nehemia Gordon, seriously, unlike most Christians, I believe Yahovah still brings down judgement upon nations , cities, etc and your experience is relevant and fits perfectly with a book I read called The Harbinger by Rabbi Jonathan Cahn, a Messianic Jew. I have to add... it was/IS the scariest book I've ever read! I think you may find it interesting. I, personally, consider it as fact.

[@WaterGirl49]

cant call you baldy, you might make the bears come out , LOL.. love and hugs to you. Its wonderful how our Father is blessing you and teaching you the hidden things.

[@miranarro6565]

Great video. Love NG. A question has popped up in my mind: How can we explain that the Jehovah's witnesses seem to have had the right vowels all this time? Where did thEy get them from? : /

[@idid138]

Violet Blye good question!

[@lauralee3646]

Ancient manuscripts sometimes have all three vowel points, in Vatican archives and junk box. NG has proof, someone back for JW probably saw similar. JW’s Only their Bible had Jehovah as name, I showed them one of mine and they were stunned to see Jehovah in The Recovery Bible

[@marieindia8116]

Actually the correct vowels were known for centuries. Church songs for many years included the name Jehovah in English, some preachers used it in their sermons, that name form was left in the old King James Version four times, and in place names a couple of times. So it has been hiding there all tbe time for anyone who was genuinely interested in honoring God by his preferred personal name. It's just that the International Bible Students, as Jehovah's Witnesses used to be called, placed a high value on the name of the Father and are known by their grassroots campaign to keep that name alive in the hearts and minds of people who don't slam the door in their faces.

[@eklypised]

The name of God is obviously important in Scripture. Idk why scribes tried to forbid or hid it. Maybe they thought it was to Holy to say....idk

[@johnmackinnon7321]

"...revealed Your name.... " "I kept them in Your name.." "and I have declared Your name and will declared it. " John 17:6,12 and 26. This is called Y'shua's High priestly prayer. .

[@GoodScienceForYou]

Joel 2:32 32 And everyone who calls on the name of Jehovah will be saved; For on Mount Zion and in Jerusalem there will be those who escape, just as Jehovah has said, The survivors whom Jehovah calls.”

[@barbarahedges1791]

Man put Jehovah in place of his real name when they translated the Bible. JW Bible put it in 6000 or so times. Some places that referred to his Son Yahshua they even put Jehovah. That was never his name. There wasn't even a J in the alphabet until the 1500's

[@takirid]

Well JW's are right about Gods name

[@Richardatf]

I think you are correct.....I find myself slightly envious of your username.....OK, a whole lot envious.

[@Mihaal86]

Which book of the Tanakh was he reading from when he discovered the Name?

[@KevinPaul444]

What are his thoughts on the word Amen?

[@idid138]

I've heard him use it. It just means I agree. Have you listened to the Torah Pearls on Nehemiaswall?

[@marieindia8116]

It means. "so be it"

[@sofingaderes8780]

what is the name the messiah Jesus?

[@louiseridder8738]

Good and Powerful to know the correct Name of the Most High Yahuah Father but if we do not pray in the Name of Yahusha Ha Mashiach (whom in English we call Christ Jesus), Yahuah Father will not hear our prayers. Yahusha Ha Mashiach is the Door all must enter through to be with the Most High Yahuah Father; He told us there is no other Way... Thank you for the video!

[@bubblestar2314]

Yahushua I believe that this is closer to our Messiah's original name.

[@johnlearnard]

louise ridder But it’s nice to call upon them both in their proper names I think

[@gardude13A-yhvh-yehoshua]

As I see the name 'Hawaii' and it is pernounced 'HaVaii' I think of the name spelled YHWH and pernounced YHVH.

[@john4christ]

When He says he is not Messianic what does he mean?

[@sharongreen5120]

He means he does not believe Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah of Israel. Messianic means Christian, essentially.

[@8elionadvancing884]

he means he is not a Jew who believes in Jesus,,,Christ means messiah so Israelis and American Jews who believe in Jesus as messiah call themselves messianic Jews they generally keep Jewish holidays, some keep kosher as well,,, the Protestants in the usa who circumcise their sons and use the Hebrew Masorite text that is the same text as the Jews use - they call themselves Judeo-chrisitan,,,so Messianic Jews and Judeo-christian its same difference really ,,,Messianic Jews and Judeo-christian they have the same theology, same style of worship, they hang together alot, support Israel together and alot of judeo christian celebrate Jewish holidays as well. Seventh day Adventists is a good example

[@GoodScienceForYou]

John Aus Jews do not believe that Jesus was the Messiah. They denied Christ because he call their tradition to end.

[@michaelmitchell9695]

Hi John, it merely means he doesn't believe that Yashuah is the misiaha

[@zakventuro7253]

+John Aus He is a karaite jew.

[@gissie391]

Is it not also Jesus the atonement

[@rblashonhabrith]

I am ecstatic that you have uncovered the truth of the cover up of the name. Although there is a play on the words Ahayah asher Ahayah and HaYah hu HaWAH (reduced to YA-hu-WAH through a series of linguistic bleeding rules), the name of the Creator is only partially derived from the "To Be" verb. So many names end in -yahu (Mattithyahu, Yeshayahu, Yermeyahu, for example) i see no reason for the -yahu suffix to become a Yeho- prefix. Maybe the o was an intentional error.

[@marieindia8116]

Its not.

[@geobla6600]

It's certainly enlightening for most people to know God's Name since it was removed from the Bible in over 6800 places and replaced with titles because of one the many dogmas and superstitions that developed within the Jewish Religious Leaders and Scribes.It's especially a pleasure to see a unbiased Jewish Scholar that has been involved in examining such ancient documents as the Dead Sea Scrolls to honestly relate his findings even though it upsets both the Jewish and almost all of Christianities teachings as far as who God is and who is not God ( Trinity). Unfortunately Christendom will continue to argue against actual evidence of mystery of the trinity. A guess because the trinity is just that , a mystery , we can never know what it is ( Mystery / unknowable) I would logically think that if God had his name placed into the Bible in over 6800 places and thousands of times more then the next most common name in the bible Jesus , that it shouldn't have been removed . You would also think that anyone professing Christianity would want to know this as well , this Jesus referred to God as his God and Father. He prayed to him and gave the example Lords Prayer saying that Gods name be hallowed.

[@clarkewi]

The Romans wanted the name of God to be "Caesar". In the Roman Catholic faith it is - "Pontifix Maximus", also the appellation of the Pope. The Pope is Caesar.

[@michaelmitchell3162]

200 of the common era, Rome forbid the use of the name of Yahovha. Manny jewish rabi were killed and the Sanhedrin made a law (takenote) forbidding the people to speak the name. This is still the same today because the only people that can change this law were the one's that made it and they are dead.

[@joseymaru]

Babylonian stones have the name pronounced IA-hu-du (Yahudu as referring to a singular person from "Judea"-Yahudah) The Melech-King Yehoiakin is in fact spelled (IA-u-kin) Yah-u-kin...The emphasis here is that prior to Babylonian, Pharisees used the name Yah for Yahudah, Yahudim, Yahrushalem, Yahukin, etc..After Babylon the leaders (Pharisees and/or Masoretes) banned the usage of the name Yah as written in (Tehillim 68:4) Would you think that scholars would leave the name or a hint of how it is pronounced when they are against it? I would say that the left a hint, but how to pronounce it but they inverted the vowels..YHVH with aoe inverted as eoa...YeHoVaH, when in reality it is YaHoVeH...Just my opinion..

[@michaelmitchell9695]

+Yosef Ortiz I spell it the same as Yah is the shortened version of Yahoveh

[@marieindia8116]

Yah is simply a poetic shortened version of Yehovah, and sometimes even couled with the full name in a scripture. There is much more evidence for eoa since the last letter in the Tetragrammaton necessitates an ah sound at the end. Just one of the many reasons to trust that this arrangement is correct.

[@abrahamites5441]

not being a christian what did this woman mean when she said 26;10 when we call upon the name of yehova part of his name is in the name of god.Thats baffled me.I sincerely hope she was not refering to what it sounded like.! PERISH the thought.

[@marieindia8116]

Not sure what you are thinking, but if you just stumbled on an inconvenient truth, then perishing the thought would be the wrong thing to do.

[@MrArtist1971]

28:22

[@krazyswede11]

Nehemiah, please look at sycamore 911. the parallels to Issiah 9!!

[@jamesarjuna927]

KJV Apparently the Monk who translated this name in Latin which is YeHoVaH. in Latin based languages. Even Dutch people say Yehovah. ========== Genesis 22:14 And Abraham called the name of that place Jehovahjireh: as it is said to this day, In the mount of the Lord it shall be seen. Exodus 6:3 And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name Jehovah was I not known to them. Exodus 17:15 And Moses built an altar, and called the name of it Jehovahnissi: Judges 6:24 Then Gideon built an altar there unto the Lord, and called it Jehovahshalom: unto this day it is yet in Ophrah of the Abiezrites. Psalm 83:18 That men may know that thou, whose name alone is Jehovah, art the most high over all the earth. Isaiah 12:2 Behold, God is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for the Lord Jehovah is my strength and my song; he also is become my salvation. Isaiah 26:4 Trust ye in the Lord for ever: for in the Lord Jehovah is everlasting strength:

[@evelknivelcantelever]

funny, in islam, we have also zikr

[@evelknivelcantelever]

and you just found out now.. :D

[@sector7676]

I hear some say that Yahweh (not Yehovah) is actually satan or Baal.. Anyone have any insight?

[@Nehemiaswall]

Nehemia Gordon In Hebrew Voices, A Disastrous Misunderstanding of the Name Yehovah, I explain the meaning of Yehovah, the mistake people make thinking it has to do with “destruction”, and how Yahweh in Gnostic sources is the god of chaos. www.nehemiaswall.com/disastrous-misunderstanding-yehovah

[@barbarahedges1791]

Of course people who speak Hebrew know how to pronounce the name

[@NdxtremePro]

The problem with this is that Hebrew was a dead language for centuries. It has been brought back by heroic efforts, but some say it took too much from the western pronunciations. Yiddish sounds like Hebrew since it is an offshoot, but it has an Eastern sound to it. I am not a linguist, so have no opinion, but it could be argued, no they wouldn't know how to say the name.

[@KealanuiOkeAkua]

My boss in Hawaii is a Muslim who said that the name Ala is a title and not a name. What is so wrong with that tiltle. I have to think that none of the Musims back in the day didn't want to be burnt at the stake for speaking out his Holy name. Christine when you mentioned Ala you had a disgusting look on your face, why? Have some respect these people worship the God of Abraham. BTW when they have struggles with there faith its not us (Christians) who the lean to, but the Jews and Rabi's. Just sayn!

[@KealanuiOkeAkua]

And another thing, somewhere in ezekial or denial it mentions that at the end of time most peole would be worshiping a false diety name gad. This is not an English word for its true pronounciation is really god. Think about it before you start talking trash! I really enjoy listening to Mr Gordon and maybe next time you should only do the intro and just shut zip the rest of the interview, Thanks.

[@moorek1967]

Because they know what you don't know, Allah is NOT the God of Abraham. They only tell naive people like you that so you would be forced to believe in their Allah.

[@meverymessy194]

+T Letuli have you converted to Islam yet?

[@KealanuiOkeAkua]

No man. The trail to my Creator does not go through the Muslim Faith. Although the Koran speaks of Isa as person of no sin. I will never become a Muslim. No hate just fact.

[@KealanuiOkeAkua]

moorek1967 I must have missed this one. But... hey,Really now... NAIVE? LADY, HAVE YOU LOOKED IN THE MIRROR LATELY? DO YOU REALLY LIKE WHAT YOU SEE? LET ME REMIND YOU THAT EVERY TIME YOU POINT A FINGER THERE IS THREE POINTING BACK AT YOU AND THATS INCLUDING YOUR MIDDLE FINGER. Now go and sweep up, wash dishes, walk around the block, do something. Maybe that'll help you be more positive towards your neighbors. ENJOY.