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Spiritual Origins |
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Above is the four letters that represents the name of our Creator. |
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| Throughout translations, the pronunciations have changed but the original four letters have remained. During the Greek translation, the first letter Y was replaced with J since their language did not contain the letter Y. The original Hebrew language has only a few words remaining and one such word is the correct and original placement of vowels within YHWH. |
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| ������� James Adair believed that the Cherokee tribe originated from the early Israelites. He had knowledge of the original Hebrew language; culture and spiritual practice and saw many of them being reflected in the early Cherokee lifestyle and practices. The early Cherokee pronounced the name of Creator as YoHeWaH. Once taking notice of this true basic practice a large amount of pieces started to fit into the puzzle forming a clear picture of an authentic and original form of worship. The documents James Adair recorded in the early part of the 1800's spanned over 20 years with the many tribes of red people in North America yet he was most impressed with the Cherokee. In his observations, he heard the Cherokee use the sacred name Yohewah throughout their songs by breaking the original word into separate parts, for they feared speaking the sacred word out-loud in its entirety was of a very powerful nature. Their lives revolved entirely around pleasing this one and only god, and they felt they were the only true-worshippers, the chosen ones. The beloved men of the Cherokee told James Adair that their ancestors in ancient times were divinely inspired to seek out the land of milk and honey and in their travels, crossed over the Mississippi River from a westerly direction. |
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������� Realizing that God is omnipotent, that his essence isn't fixed within one specific place, the Cherokee professed that he is all around and in what is good yet being of one-who-is-most-high, he dwells within the heavens above. This original belief also emphasizes that his essence can become contained within the divine fire, which is properly created and maintained.
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The Divine Fire |
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