When a little girl named Eliora looks up at the stars and asks, “Grandpa, does the Creator have a name?” she begins a tender adventure that will change how she sees the world forever. Through gentle storytelling and luminous watercolor art, The Name of Yahuah invites children and families to rediscover the sacred Name of the Creator — a name whispered by the wind, echoed by the waves, and breathed by every living thing. A Story of Wonder and Revelation Eliora listens as Grandpa unrolls an ancient scroll and reveals four shining Hebrew letters: יהוה (YHWH) . He tells her that this Name, pronounced Yahuah , means “He Who Is, Who Was, and Who Will Be.” It is the Name the prophets knew, the Name creation still sings, and the Name every child can learn to love. As Eliora learns to breathe His Name with every heartbeat, she discovers that the Creator is closer than she ever imagined. From mountain peaks to ocean tides, everything that lives and breathes quietly proclaims His Name — if we listen. For Families Who Teach Truth with Wonder This beautifully crafted picture book is the perfect introduction to the Hebrew heritage of Scripture and the beauty of the Creator’s personal Name. Ideal for family devotionals, Sabbath schools, and homeschool settings, it helps children experience faith not just as knowledge but as awe . Every line encourages reflection, gratitude, and a deep sense of belonging in Yahuah’s creation. Parent Study Notes Included The final pages provide a concise, research-based supplement for parents and teachers: Known Before Moses: How Abraham, Sarah, and the patriarchs called upon the Name long before Exodus 6:3. - The Hebrew Meaning: How the root huah (“to be, to become”) defines the Creator’s eternal nature. - Linguistic Restoration: Proof that the Name was never lost — only hidden behind translations. - Why It Matters Today: Understanding the Name restores reverence, relationship, and identity. These notes empower parents to guide discussion confidently, blending devotion, linguistics, and archaeology in one accessible summary. About the Series — Adventures in the Light From Timothy Jay Schwab and The God Culture , this award-worthy trilogy illuminates foundational truths through story and art: The Name of Yahuah — Revelation of Identity - The Day I Rest — Restoration of Relationship - Echo in the Desert — Preservation of the Word Each volume combines breathtaking watercolor realism with Biblical accuracy, encouraging families to explore Scripture together and strengthen faith through evidence, imagination, and joy. Why Readers Love This Book Gentle storytelling that honors Scripture while captivating children’s hearts. - Authentic Hebrew roots presented in age-appropriate language. - Educational depth with built-in research for parents and teachers. - Illustrations that glow with light, color, and peace. - A timeless message: The Creator’s Name was never lost — only awaiting rediscovery. “Every breath you take whispers His Name — Yahuah.” Bring home The Name of Yahuah and begin your family’s journey of light, truth, and restoration. Library Of Congress Control Number: 1-15030559851