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[Music] Who has gone up to the heavens and come down? Who has gathered the winds in his fists? Who has bound the waters in a garment? Who established all the ends of the earth? What is his name and what is his son's name, if you know it? Misla, aka Proverbs 30:4.
Look at this deep challenge in scripture. It asks us, "What is his name and what is his son's name, if you know it?" Many have been born and many have died without knowing the answer to this question. You are blessed today because the answer to this question is revealed right here and right now. The Creator says, "I am Yahuwah, that is my name, and my esteem I do not give to another, nor my praise to idols." Yahshua, Yahu, also known as Isaiah 42:8.
This particular verse of scripture is a challenge directly from the Creator of all to every human being on earth to the exactness of his name and his thoughts on anyone using any other name other than what he says his name is. Throughout the entire scriptures, the name of the Creator has been emphasized as being of the utmost importance and significance approximately seven thousand times. Yet, somehow, someway, his name has been covered up and hidden from the world for centuries.
Take a look at the prefaces in most bible translations. They make bold and blatant statements about their translators. They state, "In regard to the divine name, commonly referred to as the Tetragrammaton, the translators adopted a device used in most English versions and render the name as 'Lord' or 'God'." What does it mean when these translators say they adopted a device? Let's look at what the definition of device is. Device is defined as "a thing made for a particular purpose; an invention; a plan or scheme for affecting a purpose." There we have it. The translators had a specific purpose, invention, plan, and scheme for rendering the name of the Creator as either "Lord" or "God." What might that purpose, invention, plan, or scheme be? We must ask ourselves. The obvious then becomes the obvious. The translators of most modern bibles' main purpose, invention, plan, and scheme was to literally change and replace the name of the Creator so that no one could truly know his name.
This is in direct conflict with truth as found in original or earlier scripture translations and, more importantly, this directly conflicts with what Yahuwah himself told us about his name. When Musa, also known as Moses, was on the mountain with the Creator, he asked the Creator, "See, when I come to the children of Israel, also known as Israel, and say to them, 'The Mighty One of your fathers has sent me to you,' and they ask me, 'What is his name?' what shall I say to them?" Shema, also known as Exodus 3:13.
The scripture gives all of us an opportunity to extend our ears to how the Creator responds to Musha, Moses. The Creator answered him and said, "I am that which I am. Thus you shall say to the children of Israel, 'I AM has sent me to you.'" Shama, also known as Exodus 3:14. "I am that which I am" is translated from the Hebrew word and written in Hebrew like this: (Hebrew characters). It means "to be" or "to exist." The Creator was saying to Mesha, Moses, that his name means "to be." To be. This means that he always has existed and always will exist. This also means that whoever follows him, he can make it be for whatever needs that person has. If you need your prayers answered, he can make it be. If you need healing, he can make it be. If you need wisdom, he can make it be. If you need forgiveness, he can make it be. If you need a breakthrough, he can make it be. His name, Yahuwah, contains the power to create what we need through the power of the words we speak in his name.
Most have heard the phrase derived from this verse, "I am that I am," but few stop and take the time to look at the next verse to hear what the Creator continues to say as he actually reveals his name. He says in the next verse, "Thus you are to say to the children of Israel, 'Yahuwah, the Alua, also known Mighty One of your fathers, the Elua of Abraham, the Elua of Yasak Isaac, and the Elua of Yakub Jacob has sent me to you. This Yahuwah is my name forever, and this is my remembrance to all generations.'" Shama, also known as Exodus 3:15.
There we have it, in the Creator's plain words, that his name is Yahuwah, and that is his name forever, and that his name is to be remembered to all generations. If you are watching or hearing this, then you are part of all generations. His name, the name Yahuwah, always has been, is now, and will always be Yahuwah. How is it then that the translators then had the audacity to change his name by adopting a device? A device is an easy way of saying they changed and covered his name. How do you think Yahuwah, the Creator, feels about this?
Yahuwah says in Debaryum, also known as Deuteronomy 4:2, "Do not add to the word which I command you, and do not take away from it, so as to guard the commands of Yahuwah your Alua which I am commanding you." In Misla, also known as Proverbs 30:5-6, it says, "Every word of Alua is tried; he is a shield to those taking refuge in him. Do not add to his words, lest he reprove you, and you be found a liar." Ibram, also known as Hebrews 4:12, says, "For the word of the Most High is living and working and sharper than any two-edged sword, cutting through even to the dividing of being and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart."
The word of Yahuwah is now more than ever cutting through the deception of the translators that have plagued many for generations and kept them, and possibly you, from the true blessings and power of knowing and praising the name of Yahuwah, the Most High. No wonder the Savior said in Matip Yahoo, also known as Matthew 23:13-15, "But woe to you scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! Because you shut up the reign of the heavens before men; for you do not go in, nor do you allow those who are entering to go in. Woe to you scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! Because you eat up widows' houses and for a show make long prayers; because of this you shall receive greater judgment. Woe to you scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! Because you go about the land and the sea to win one convert, and when he is one, you make him a son of Gehenna, also known as hell, twofold more than yourselves."
The scribes the Savior referred to then are no different than the translators, also known as scribes, of today. For example, the words "Lord" and "God" are descriptions at best and pagan at their worst. The word "Lord," at its best, would derive from the Hebrew word Adunya, also known as Adonai, which simply means "master." The word "master," as we see here, is simply a title and description of someone's position. At its worst, the word "Lord" would derive from the word Baal, which is the pagan deity described throughout the scriptures. This translation, "Lord" equaling "Baal," is most likely what the modern translators were inspired by the evil one to use. The Encyclopedia Britannica describes Baal as the following: "Baal, a god worshipped in many ancient Middle Eastern communities, especially among the Canaanites, who apparently considered him a fertility deity and one of the most important gods in the pantheon. Has a Semitic common noun baal, Hebrew ba'al meant owner or lord." Even taking a chance of aligning the Creator's name with a pagan deity seems absolutely absurd.
Now let's look at the word "God." The word "God," at its best, would derive from the Hebrew word Alua, which simply means "the Mighty One." The plural of this would be Elohim, also known as Elohim, which simply means "Mighty Ones." Again, these words are simply titles and are a description of someone's position. At its worst, the word "God" would be derived from the Hebrew word Gad, or the European words Got, Guth, or Gut. The Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th edition, says this about the origins of the word "God": "The common Teutonic word for a personal object of religious worship, applied to all those superhuman beings of the heathen mythologies. The word God, on the conversion of the Teutonic races to Christianity, was adopted as the name of the one supreme being." Who was it that adopted the word "God" to replace the name of the Creator, Yahuwah? It's simple to see that it was the translators, scribes that the Savior warned us about, that did this. Again, remember what the Savior said, "Woe to you scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites!" The scribes have changed the most important word in the world, the name of the Creator of all, Yahuwah.
How can this be? Scripture tells us exactly who is behind this great deception. We are told in Chishim, also known as Revelation 12:9, "And the great dragon was thrown out, that serpent of old called the Devil and Satan, who leads all the world astray. He was thrown to the earth, and his messengers were thrown out with him." When we think about it for a moment, who more than anyone would not want us to know the name of the Creator and Savior? Who would not want us to be able to access the true power that is only available through the name above all names? It is easy to see it is the adversary who is called the Devil and Satan. Scripture warns us about this: "Woe to the earth and the sea, because the Devil has come down to you, having great wrath, knowing that he has little time." And when the dragon saw that he had been thrown to the earth, he persecuted the woman who gave birth to the male child. Shizuyun, also known as Revelation chapter 12, verses 12-13.
Look at what the Devil has influenced scribes and false prophets to do. Think about it. The most important word in the world has been hidden for centuries. If you ask most of the world what the name of the Creator is, how would most respond? Most would either say something like "God" or "the Lord," or that they don't know. How sad is this fact! Yahuwah stated, "Therefore my people shall know my name." Yashayahu, also known as Isaiah chapter 52, verse 6. If you are to be his people, then you must know his name.
In the original and early text, the name of our Creator, Yahuwah, is used around 7,000 times. It's the most used name throughout the true scriptures. If the scribes, translators, decided under the influence of Satan to cover or change his name, there is literal power in the name of Yahuwah. His name contains the most power of any word in the world. The evil one doesn't want us to know or use the name of Yahuwah in order to keep us from the power that is found in his name.
The deception didn't stop with just the name of the Father. In Acts 4:12, it says, "And there is no deliverance in anyone else, for there is no other name under the heaven given among men by which we must be saved." If you ask most of the Christian world what name you must call on in order to be saved, they will most likely say the name Jesus is to be called on for salvation. It is scripturally impossible for the name Jesus to be the name used for salvation. The letter "J" is less than 500 years old. The name is also a Latinized Greek name. The Savior was born a Hebrew and he spoke Hebrew and Aramaic. In the 1611 King James Version of the Bible, the name translators adopted to use for the Savior was Jesus. In Greek, he sauss. The name Jesus didn't show up until the 5th edition of the King James Version of the Bible in 1628.
Most Hebrew names have very important meanings and messages to them. A Hebrew name, in most cases, really means something, and its purpose is to convey a message. At best, the word Jesus in Hebrew means "horse," and in Latin means "big." At worst, the word Jesus in Greek means "praise Zeus," which is the pagan Greek deity. Jesus in Greek literally translates to "Hail Zeus." That is "ea" translates as "hail," and "saus" or "seuss" is Zeus. Dictionary of Christian Lore and Legend, J.C.J. Melford, 1983, page 126.
Think of this for a moment. In 168 BCE, on December 25th, known as Zeus's birthday, Antiochus Epiphanes IV set up in the Jerusalem temple a statue of Zeus, the Greek sun god, upon the altar, defiling it. This type of pagan behavior continues to this day in many churches who use steeples, obelisks, crosses, altars, and more. These are all directly tied to Zeus worship. Ask any Spanish or Latin-speaking person to pronounce the word "Jesus," and they will say "Jesus." Then ask yourself, why would the translators choose to use such a word for the Savior?
Some basic research reveals how the evil one feudalized evil men to create one of the greatest deceptions ever. Here's what happened around 325 A.D. at the Council of Nicaea. Emperor Constantine presided over a group of church bishops and other leaders with the purpose of defining the nature of God for all of Christianity and eliminating confusion, controversy, and contention within the church. This council, coming together under the guise of eliminating confusion, controversy, and contention within the church, was really just that. It was a guise. The word "guise" is defined as "the appearance of someone or something, especially when intended to deceive." This is exactly what happened at the Council of Nicaea. How do we know this to be true? Let's take a look.
History shows that Constantine's intention at Nicaea was to create an entirely new God for his empire that would unite all religions under one deity. Constantine brought together over 300 bishops, including influential leaders from the area. These religious leaders were asked to debate and decide who their God would be. They argued amongst themselves, each having their interests and personal motives for their own special deity to be included. They were immersed in very heated debates. What many have never heard about these meetings is that the names of over 50 gods were up for the election as to whom the Roman Empire and the world would follow in worship. As of yet, no God has been selected by the council, and so they balloted in order to determine that matter. For one year and five months, the balloting lasted. From the book God's Book of Escra, Professor S.L. Maguire's translation, Salisbury, 1922, chapter 48.
Can you believe what you just heard? A group of men sat around and debated what pagan god their empire and the world would serve. We know this may sound shocking for many, but this is history. Now, after one year and five months of debating over which pagan god the Roman Empire and the world would serve, Constantine returned to the Nicene Council to find the leaders there had not yet agreed on a new pagan deity. They did, however, narrow the list down to five pagan deity prospects. These were Zeus, Mithra, Caesar, Krishna, and Horus. Historia Ecclesiastica, Eusebius, circa 325. As ruler, Constantine chose to combine two of the pagan deities into one. He chose Jesus, also known as Zeus, to be joined with the eastern savior god Krishna. Note that Krishna is Sanskrit for the word Christ. When you combine the two words, they equal Jesus Krishna, now known as Jesus Christ. A ratified vote was taken by the council that totaled 161 votes to 157 votes in favor of Constantine's wishes. Thus, the name Jesus Krishna, Jesus Christ, became the official name of the new Roman God. The world is still under Constantine's spell.
This brings us back to what we spoke of earlier about the next great deception. It should now be obvious, based on what we've shared about what happened at the Council of Nicaea, that the name of the Savior was also changed by the Nicene Council, perpetuated by the translators and scribes to this very day. The Savior said, "I have come in my Father's name, and you do not receive me. If another comes in his own name, him you would receive." Johukonen, also known as John chapter 5:43. If the Savior said that he came in his Father's name, then his name is in the Father's name. The Father's name is Yahuwah. In modern Hebrew, it is spelled Yod Hey, and pronounced as Yahuwah. Very simple, very powerful. The Savior's name in modern Hebrew is spelled Yod Hey U Shin, which is Ya Usha, pronounced Ya Usha. Very simple, very powerful. In fact, the power is clear when you realize the Savior's name is a description of who the Father is. Yahuwah is the abbreviation for Yahuwah Shah. In Hebrew, "saved" or "salvation." Therefore, the Savior's name literally means "Yahuwah saves."
The translators, scribes, fueled by the evil one, have done everything possible to keep people from knowing the name of the Savior because his name describes who he and the Father are: Yahuwah saves. This fact is also established when Musa, also known as Moses, changed the name of Busa, also known as Joshua, to Yahusha right before he sent the men out to spy on the promised land. Yahuwah was about to give them. Musa knew that they would need Yahuwah to deliver the enemy into their hands. The scriptures write, "These are the names of the men whom Musa, also known as Moses, sent to spy out the land. And Musa called Husha the son of Nun, Yahusha." Brahmidbar, also known as Numbers 13:16. So, Musa, Moses, changed Joshua's name to Yahusha, and this name describes our Father perfectly: Yahuwah saves.
Nearly all scholars acknowledge and agree on the fact that in the scriptures, the Savior's name and Joshua's name is the same name. In the King James Version, Ibram, also known as Hebrews 4:8, it reads, "For if Jesus had given them rest, then would he not afterward have spoken of another day?" KJV. In the exact same verse from the New International Version (NIV), it reads, "For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day." Two of the exact same verses in English that contain two different names. However, when we look closer at the Strong's Dictionary, the name Jesus (Strong's G2424) is rendered in Latinized Greek and pronounced Iēsous, but refers us back to Joshua in Strong's H3091, which in Hebrew is spelled Yahusha. Then there is Acts 7:45, where we find the name Joshua (Strong's G2424) in English translations. What stands out is that the exact same Strong's number G2424 is used for the name Jesus as well. This gives us clear evidence that the Savior's name was actually changed by the translators, scribes. That is what happens when translators, scribes attempt to cover a lie; they can't consistently cover all the deceptions. The truth eventually comes out. This is what is happening all over the world now.
The Savior, whose real name is Yahusha, made remarkable and powerful statements when he said, "I am no more in the world, but these are in the world, and I come to you. Set apart, Father, guard them in your name which you have given me, so that they might be one as we are." Yahushua goes on to say, "When I was with them in the world, I was guarding them in your name which you have given me, and I watched over them." Yehukanan 17:11-12. Yahusha clearly states the importance of the Father's name and the fact that he and the Father have the same name. His name literally is "Yahuwah saves."
When the Savior sacrificed himself in order that those who believe can be saved and was risen from the dead, he is now Yahuwah, the Messiah, the Savior. This is proven when Kapha, also known as Peter, walked out of the upper room at the Day of Pentecost and said to the massive crowd, "And it shall be that everyone who calls on the name of Yahuwah shall be saved." Kapha, Peter, was directly quoting from the prophet Yael 2:32. The truth is now forcefully advancing its way through the generations of deception. The scripture reveals in Ibram, Hebrews 3:15, "Today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your hearts." We pray that through this message, you have heard his voice and that your heart is open.
As scripture continues to reveal, "And I looked, and saw a Lamb standing on Mount Si-on, and with him 144,000 having his Father's name written upon their foreheads." Revelation 14:1. Written upon their foreheads means that Yahuwah is their foremost thought. Furthermore, it is written, "And no longer shall there be any curse, and the throne of Alua, Yahuwah, and of the Lamb, Yahusha, shall be in it, and his servants shall serve him, and they shall see his face, and his name shall be upon their foreheads." Shizuyun, also known as Revelation 22:3-4. Notice that these verses take the name of the Father, Yahuwah, and the name of the Lamb, Yahusha, and unite them as one. The scripture says, "His name shall be upon their foreheads." His name is singular. Thus, we see clearly that the Son, the Lamb, has been given the name above all names. That name is Yahuwah.
Yahuwah is now calling you to be his through repentance. Call on the name of Yahuwah today. Be immersed into his name and be united with him for eternity. It is now time to acknowledge the truth. Yahuwah is the name above all names. The scripture says in Acts 13:22, "I have found Tyud, also known as David, the son of Yeshe, Jesse, a man after my own heart, who shall do all my desires." In the book of Tehelem alone, also known as Psalms, Dahud, also known as David, prays the name of Yahuwah over 90 times. If Yahuwah says that Da'ud, also known as David, was a man after my own heart, who shall do all my desires, and Da'ud continually praises the name of Yahuwah, should this not be a great example to follow? Dahud said such things as, "O Yahuwah, our Master, how excellent is your name in all the earth! You who set your splendor above the heavens." Jahilam, also known as Psalms 8:1. "Therefore I give thanks to you, O Yahuwah, among nations and I sing praise to your name." Tahilam, also known as Psalms 18:49. "Some trust in chariots and some horses, but we remember the name of Yahuwah our Alua, also known as Mighty One." Tahilam, also known as Psalms 20:7.
To further this point, the Savior Yahusha, Yahuwah saves, said this: "Then is the way you should pray: Our Father who is in the heavens, let your name be set apart." Also known as hallowed. Matit Yahoo, also known as Matthew 6:9. Again, the Savior said he came in his Father's name. He was with the Father in the beginning. He brought the word that he was a Lua, also known as Mighty One, in the flesh. He is Yahuwah who saves. If you haven't known his name until now, rejoice because he is now revealing himself to you. He knows your thoughts and sees your heart. You've been searching for him, just like all those who belong to him will do. Yahuwah says, "In an acceptable time I have heard you, and in a day of deliverance I have helped you." See now is the well-accepted time; see now is a day of deliverance. Now that you know his name, take the words of the prophet Yael, also known as Joel, and of Kapha, also known as Peter, to heart: "And it shall be that everyone who calls on the name of Yahuwah shall be saved." We pray that you'll do just that and call on the name of Yahuwah for salvation.
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