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Last updated Feb 22, 2012.

The Ancient Hebrew alphabet did have unchangeable, secure and non-quiescent vowel-letters. There were five, named: AL [al], EA [eh-ah], ID [eed], ON [on], and…

Last updated Feb 15, 2012.

Here's a short and simple 12-step-guide to pronouncing Jewish Hebrew square script words and phrases from the Hebrew Bible—in the Ancient Hebrew language. Forget mastering nikkud (vowel-pointings) and ever-changing vowel letters! This system is far simpler. With a bit of practice you'll be reading Ancient Hebrew straight from…

Last updated Feb 4, 2012.

The Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III—aka the Jehu Stele—displays the "earliest" ancient named-depiction of an ISHaRaLI (Israelite). An obelisk is a tall, four-sided, narrow tapering monument. This obelisk is made of…

In progress | Last updated Feb 21, 2012.

Here are some photos designed to fit Facebook Timeline covers (849 x 314 px) that promote the message of the IEUE Research Centre (IEUE not YHWH). It is rumoured that this Facebook profile format will become compulsory eventually. To access the original (best) images: left mouse click…

Last updated Jan 18, 2012.

Here's an alphabetical list of English words and/or names which contain the Creator's name IEUE in them—in it's Latin (IEVE) and/or a Middle English (JEWE) form. There are many additional words based on these (e.g. believer is based on believe) but they have not been included:…

Last updated Jan 11, 2012.

IEUEists are innovators—a minority, but are the first to take hold of a new idea.

According to Everett Rogers a communication scholar, sociologist, writer, and teacher—out of any group of people there are the:…

From Beit Emet Congregation | By Allen Dodge | 2008

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From OriginsOfNations.org | By C White | 1987

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From The Restored Church of God | By David C Pack | 2009

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Last updated Jan 9, 2012.

Ancient Hebrew: months begin with a crescent moon, and years begin with ABIB. Currently the average length of a lunar month is 29.530588 days. This means from crescent moon to crescent moon there are 29 or 30 (whole) days: depending on the thickness of the sliver. The crescent moon can be predicted each month using…

Last updated Jan 9, 2012.

Know the Future by Tim McHyde is a book about an End Time road-map and the current disunity amongst Bible-believers. It's mixed in helpfulness. About 50% of it is highly valuable truth; whereas the other 50% is questionable and/or untrue. There are a lot of very eye-opening ideas, but at the same time a lot…

Last updated Jan 23, 2012.

The word "church" is far less pagan than many Messianics teach. Sixty seven percent or two thirds of its letters (4 out of 6: "c-h-u-r") come straight from the Ancient Hebrew word "KUR" [koor] which simply means "examine". The Modern English word "church" came from the Old English word…

Last updated Jan 6, 2012.

Throughout European history the BaNI IMINI [banee eemeenee] (Benjamites) have been infamous for being wolf-like killers and looters—as well as wolf-slayers. This is reflected in words in at least five major European languages; these words have the letter "a" between the letters "b" and "n" indicating…

Last updated Dec 20, 2011.

Ancient Hebrew weddings may have included the following: 1) The blowing of the SHaPUR (shofar), 2) PaXIM (many colours/distinction/individuality) in tartan (plaid) garments and decorations, 3) A CHUPE (chuppah/canopy), 4) TSITSIT (fringes) and blue PaTILIM (bands) above (in height) ("up-on"—not within) the fringes all along each…

Last updated Dec 20, 2011.

The Scriptures (TS) Bible version is an English Messianic literal translation. This translation differs significantly from most common English translations in that it has restored the original book order of the Hebrew Scriptures—and has used the Modern Jewish Hebrew letters יהוה for the Father's Name…

Last updated Nov 6, 2010.

After "Joshua" the son of NUN died, we see up to 10 more men and one place recorded in the Masoretic Jewish Hebrew Westminster Lengingrad Codex (WLC)—each with the same name as one or the other of the…

Last updated Nov 1, 2010.

The Jerusalem Post—the State of Israel's best-selling English daily newspaper, and most-read English website—reported in their October 2010 special monthly edition dedicated to "Christian lovers of Zion" that, "Zionist Christians might be from Israel’s ‘Ten Lost tribes’". The author of the article uses scripture verses from both Testaments to…

Last updated Oct 7, 2010.

The Ancient Hebrew phrase "IUM CHaPaRIM" [eeh-oom chapah-reem] (incorrectly known as "Yom Kipurim", "Yom Ha-Kipurim" or "Yom Kippur") means "Day [12 hours] (of) Top-Coverings for Sin".

These top-coverings on the lid of the Ark of the Covenant (Mercy Seat) used to be with…

In progress | Last updated Jan 9, 2012.

Here is a list (in progress) of the English transliterations of the Ancient Hebrew names of the books of the scripTUREs (Bible). It includes the 66 majorly accepted books, and will endeavour to include other likely-inspired books. Also it has suggested three letter and/or digit abbreviations for each book. The first…

Last updated Aug 23, 2010.

The word for "Israel", the man and nation, in Ancient Hebrew is ISHaRaAL. It is pronounced as [eesharah-al]. It means "AL (God) is straight". This name was given to IOQaB (Jacob) because he, like and for IEUE ALEIM, remained like a cord—straight, upright and righteous after striving with both ALEIM and humans. ISHaRaAL is a…