How to Pronounce Sacred 72 Names of God Guardian Angels?

How exactly pronounce the sacred 72 names of god guardian angles? In order to pronounce the 72 guardian angles names, we need to understand that those 72 angles names are comprised of 216 Hebrew letters.

So in that sense it is a name with 72 parts. The name is divided into triads which means, that every name is comprised of 3 letters.

To create the first name you combine the first letter of Verse 14:19 the last letter of Verse 14:20 and the first letter of verse 14:21. You would continue this until all the letters in these verses are used.  Here is what these verses look like in Hebrew.

Sacred 72 names of god guardian angels pronunciation in Hebrew

For Illustrative purposes I will show you how some of the 72 names of god guardian angles, that are derived from the three Hebrew passages.

For the first name, I will highlight the letters in yellow, second name in red and third name is green. I will not go through this process for every name, I just want to show you how the names were derived.

Name one:   “והו”

Name two:   “ילי”

Name three:   “סיט”

According to the Jewish Mystical Tradition, the discovery of the 72 names was a huge spiritual breakthrough. The prime text in the Jewish mystical tradition (The Book of Zohar) states that the moment Moses discovered the 72 names and how he could use them, this changed everything for the Hebrews. As they were crossing the Red Sea at first, the water did not part. They were up to their necks in water. But when, in faith, Moses used the 72 names of God, the water parted. It was only after this event did the actual verses get put on paper.

As you can see, it is not so much history as it is a story behind the name and where it came from. This lack of historical evidence is by no means an indication that it is not true or powerful. One thing we do know for certain is that the names are powerful. People from all over the world and from all walks of life have used these names to change their lives.

How to use the 72 names of god

1. Think of the Issue You need Resolution for.
2. Pronounce the Name.
3. Say the Psalms Passage That equates with the Angel.
4. Finish with saying “Let it be done”.

72 names of god chart and pronunciation in English

Sacred 72 names of god guardian angels in kabbalah

What Is An Angel?

Almost every religion in the world believes in angels of some sort or another. Angels are entities that are often considered helpers of God. They are also considered helpers of mankind. They are intermediaries of divine will and each angel has a purpose. The word angel is derived from the Green “Angelos” which means messenger.

In Hebrew, the word for angel is “Malach” which also has the same meaning. Generally speaking, Angels are spiritual beings without a physical form. Although the Bible and other spiritual texts describe them with wings and other limbs. They are, in essence, pure divine energy. The reason they are described with a body is so we can experience their energy with our senses. Since we are sensory-driven, the angels will appear in ways that would allow us to interact and identify them. As I stated earlier, Angels are messengers and helpers of God.

Every angel has its purpose. For example, the Angel Raphael is God’s servant of healing. The major angels are constantly relaying God’s divine energy through them for us and the universe in general. Some angels do this work for all eternity while some angels are created for one purpose and mission and when that mission is complete, they no longer exists. In Jewish tradition it is said that whenever a person does a good deed, they “create” an angelic advocate. This also applies if a person does an evil deed; they create an angelic accuser. These angelic advocates are created from the mental and emotional energy you expend when you commit the act.

Although we are discussing angels that are linked to the divine names of God, it does not mean these Angels are temperamentally the same. While some convey a positive energy, others convey negative energy. In saying that, let’s not confuse negative energy with evil. Just like there is a positive and negative charge in a battery, so do the angels. Each side of a battery is neither good nor evil, they are simply polar opposites to create the charge. The same for angels. Some of these angels will have a negative charge.

Who is My Guardian Angel ?

In order to tap into the powers of these angels, we need to follow a few VERY SIMPLE steps. Unlike other books on this topic, we will not be doing anything elaborate or time-consuming. These energies are spiritual and are not subject to human temperaments.

We can only ask them for assistance but in no way are we subjugating them nor will they be subjugated by contrived rituals that even the users who condone them do not know where they really originated from.

Most rituals are used to Anchor the mind but they do nothing to the spirits. In the 72 sessions that will follow, I will choose an issue based on the angels functions as examples. You may have other issues you may want to use. I will use the most common.

In Conclusion

If you feel you need to light candles and incense you may do so, but these angels do not require anything more than your honest request. Please note, the English spelling of the angelic names and how I transliterate it will be different for some angels. That is because I am pronouncing it in Hebrew which will differ from how it might be spelled in English.

YHVH (Creator-God; Adonai Elohim) was indeed a distant and mysterious Entity, as YHVH was never flesh (or corporeal), until that epoch in time when YHVH took on the flesh of mortal man, and from then until now, we as His disciples, still call Him Yeshua the Messiah.

That epoch made it possible for us mortals to be the habitation of the (Holy) Spirit the YHVH, and thus be as One (John 17).

The mystery and mystics are over for those of us who are in a marriage level, daily-dying, personal relationship with YHVH, via the auspices of the Indwelling Holy Spirit, which dwells within us.

The Word became flesh and dwelt among us (John 1), so that His Spirit can dwell within us. We are no longer mystified by the written words, for they were all inspired by the very Holy Spirit that now rules our hearts and minds.