Decoding the names of the books

I struggled so much to come up with Genesis. I almost gave up.

Recently I followed my own method of decoding names. That is write consonants only. And I believe the name is suitable to the book.

Genesis was a sentence. YEP. A full sentence. Genesis without vowels would be GNSS. 

G in my opinion was to mislead. I believe the name of the Book should have been YNSS. Y for the name of God. Now what does NSS means. Reading from right to left in Zulu/Xhosa it would have been Sasinaye meaning - We were with Him. If you write sasinaye without consonants it would be SSNY (left to right) YNSS (right to left)

Now coming to Exodus. To right this book name without vowels is must have been XDS. Just looking at the letters. I already know that it should come from Zulu or Xhosa. These languages have lots of clicks. What word would fit the nature of events in Exodus and the word itself.

And it was none other that Xoshwa. Xoshwa means chased away, evicted, etc. And the last plague in exodus made the Egyptians to basically tell them to leave no matter what. The title does match that last event of eviction.

Scramble Xoshwa to English word like this. 

Change a to e then move it to the front.

exoshw

Take s to the end like this

exohws

Now change h to d like this

exodws

Now lastly change w to u

Exodus