YAHUWAH

A Novel of Sigmund Mowinckel and the Search for the Divine Name

By: Antony Hylton

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

YAHUWAH
A Novel of Sigmund Mowinckel and the Search for the Divine Name

What happens when a young pastor’s son discovers that inherited faith is not enough?

Born beneath the Arctic light of northern Norway, Sigmund Mowinckel grows up captivated by the mystery of the altar. But as theological study deepens, so do his questions. When he fails his ordination examination, the disappointment becomes a turning point—not away from faith, but toward a deeper and more demanding pursuit of truth

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Journeying from Kristiania to Germany’s leading universities, Mowinckel enters the fierce world of early twentieth-century biblical scholarship. There he confronts the giants of historical-critical theology and begins developing a bold thesis: the Psalms were not merely devotional poetry, but living acts of Temple worship performed by organized cult-prophets. At the center of this rediscovery stands the sacred Name—once proclaimed in the courts of Jerusalem.

Blending historical fiction, intellectual drama, and spiritual reflection, YAHUWAH explores:

• The tension between scholarship and belief

• The hidden world of Israel’s Temple worship

• The revolution in Psalms studies

• The lifelong search for the Divine Name

For readers of theological fiction, church history, biblical scholarship, and spiritually driven biography, this novel tells the compelling story of a scholar whose quest reshaped how we understand worship, prophecy, and the Name at the heart of Scripture.