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Welcome to the IEUE Research Centre—the best Sacred Name and End Time site—with detailed evidence showing that it’s Yehweh not Yahweh.
We believe the Son's Name is most likely IEUESHUO יהוהשוע or IEUSHUO יהושוע.
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How to Use Contents
The pages below are the draft chapters of our book in progress called IEUE not YHWH. They are, in effect, our FAQs. They consist mainly of the introductions (which are also summaries) of our 100+ online articles. There is also important information on these pages which is not written in our articles—which should be read. Therefore we suggest that you first work through these pages—instead of just looking at our article list.
Part I: The Father's Name Is Best Transliterated into English as IEUE not YHWH
i. The English and Greek Alphabets Are Semitic-Israelite Alphabets
ii. The Jews Are Not the Only Israelites - the Lost Tribes Settled in the West
iii. The English Alphabet Is the Most Similar to the Ancient Hebrew Alphabet
iv. English and Greek Are the Most Alive Semitic Languages Today
b. Hiero Ancient Hebrew: Ancient Hebrew Was Pictographic
i. There Are 22 Picture-Letters (Pictographs) in the Ancient Hebrew Alphabet
ii. The Ancient Hebrew Alphabet Was the First Alphabet On Earth
iii. Ancient Hebrew Inscriptions Have Been Found In - But Aren't From - Egypt
iv. The Ancient Hebrew Culture Defined the Ancient Hebrew Pictographs
v. All Hebrew Words Have Meanings Derived from their Pictographs
vi. The Pictographic Meaning of the Father's Name Is "He Secures-Breathing"
vii. Speaking Ancient Hebrew Is Easy - Compared to Modern Jewish Hebrew
c. Early Theologians' Use: Early Theologians Who Used the Name IEUE
d. Late Theologians' Use: Modern Theologians Using the Name IEUE
e. Anti-IEUE Conspiracies: Conspiracies Against the Name IEUE
Part II: The Son's Name Is Best Transliterated in English as IEUʃUO or IEUEʃUO not Yeshua
a. Evidence for the Name IEUʃUO [Yeh-ooh-shooh-oh] (6 Letters)
b. Evidence for the Name IEUEʃUO [Yeh-weh-shooh-oh] (7 Letters)
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