God's name in ancient Hebrew points to the Cross.

The first Hebrew was written in Canaanite Hebrew, a type of hieroglyphic distinct from Egyptian.(Early)

 Later refined in The Torah(Old Testament) which  was written in Phoenician Hebrew Alphabet.(Middle)

The Modern Hebrew is not actually Hebrew but Aramaic script.(Late)

  

יְהוָה (Modern Hebrew) (YHWH)

This is the Tetragrammaton, the four letter name of  God , usually pronounced Yahweh. There are many theories that exist concerning the origin and meaning of this name but most likely comes from the verb הוה (hawah) meaning to exist. The yud added to the beginning identifies the object of the verb as first person, masculine, singular, imperfect tense or "he exists".

 (yod)  (heh) (waw)  (heh)   (YHWH) Ancient Hieroglyph symbols  individually mean to: Look, the hand, Look, the nail. God's name In ancient Hebrew Pointed to the work of  Jesus as our  one true God, and redeemer come in flesh.

(From JEFF BENNER  http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/1_linktous.html#alphabet  )