So the Yod He Vau He—which is “the Lord” in scripture which means “I AM”—it is the verb “to be.” But it has no sound, there are four consonants, and no one can really sound it. My old friend Ab tried to explain to me how to sound it, but he couldn’t sound it. You can’t sound Yod He Vau He in Hebrew, there’s no way to sound it. But we have added something to it and tried to give it a sound; we call it Jehovah, some call it Yahweh. But you can’t sound the name; it’s the unpronounceable name this power that is I AM. If you always remember that when they use the word Adonay they use the word Adonay for the saying Yod He Vau He; because they can’t sound Yod He Vau He they say Adonay. Sometimes they use another word [...], Aleph Lamed, and they will use many words. But no matter what word you hear for God, you can always remember it is I AM and no one else. Then you can’t go wrong.252 ¶10