No One Will Ever Know the Correct, Ancient Hebrew Pronunciations of the Divine Names Jehovah and Jesus

A lot of the untranslated Bible was written in the Hebr-
ew language. In Hebrew, a personal name was reveal-
ed and spelled in Hebrew letters.

In English, Jehovah is the rendering of that name. That
name is definitely in the original text of the Hebrew Sc-
riptures close to 7,000 times.

Some mammals say that it should not be utilized, bec-
ause of the unknown way to pronounce it. The ancient
Hebrews did not use vowels.

All of our names get pronounced differently in various t-
ongues, accidentally, and/or on purpose. HAH! No one
should stop utilizing God's actual name in a respectab-
le way, just because of the fact that I mentioned above.

We also should not replace his personal name with titl-
es. He is not impersonal like some bank employees. A-
lright, we can get away with calling him Almighty Auth-
or of the Bible, the Father of everybody, The Most High,
and/or Creator. HA!

There's a high possibility that Jesus's name may have
been pronounced Yeshua or Yehoshua in ancient He-
brew. Does that stop us from using his name? No. I k
now that I made my point. Inform others & keep rese-
arching stuff.