The Messianic Alef-Tau Scriptures

Torah Institute is only one small glimpse into part of what Yahusha is doing in these last days prior to His coming.

His workers all around the Earth are encouraging people to remember the Torah given to all people through His servant, Mosheh.

This Torah, given at Sinai, was a marriage covenant that shook the world on it’s foundations.

Teaching these “Ten Words” is the best way to prepare for Yahusha’s return, and to be watchful, praying each day that He come.

The restoration of all things precedes His return, and Yahusha will remain away until that restoration:

“Repent therefore and turn back, for the blotting out of your sins, in order that times of refreshing might come from the presence of the Master, and that He sends Yahusha Messiah, pre-appointed for you, whom heaven needs to receive until the times of restoration of all matters, of which Elohim spoke through the mouth of all His set-apart prophets since of old.”

Acts 3:19-21

We are really into “restoration”, since that is a sign Yahusha is near to returning (Acts 3:21).

A new translation restoring the Name, and the Alef-Tau into the text:

 available in two sizes

Investigate ordering a copy by clicking on this picture link

This translation is overseen by Natsari brother Bill Sanford, and is the complete TaNaK.

The letter shaped “V” is the old Latin shape that functioned as our modern letter “U”.

Note the word GLADIVS in its old form utilizes the “V” SHAPE, but it SOUNDED like our modern letter “U”.

Because of this distortion, the spelling JEHOVAH has been misunderstood. To correctly understand the pronunciation, the “J” sounds like a “Y”, and the “V” sounds like a “U”. The “OU” (or “OV”) is simply a diphthong, making the word really sound like “Ya-Hoo-ah”, so the ovah portion would be improved for today by writing it ouah. This produces Yah+ ouah.

The transliteration (trans-lettering) of many words and names is being better understood when these obstacles are removed.

An early transliteration of the Name Yahuah into Greek used the letters IAOUE. You will find it to be Clement of Alexandria (a headmaster of the Didascalia, the Catechetical School of Alexandria, Egypt) who first demonstrated the correct pronunciation of the Name using Greek letters, IAOUE.