HaShem
We are identified through our
individuality and our name as well. Our name plays a very important role in our
lives. We are recognize and made known to other people through it. We use our
name for our identity as well as in making treaty with somebody. A treaty
cannot be treaty if there is no mutual understanding by both parties and a
treaty is not valid without the names of both parties who do the treaty. In
making treaty, we are using our name in signing to make the mutual understanding
valid throughout the time.
If peoples all around the world have
names based on what culture, race, belief, etc. they have then how about our
Creator? Did he have a Name? He made a covenant with the earth. (Gen. 9:13) Did
he used his name in making the covenant? Anyway, what is his name? Is it Lord?
God? Let’s see and find out.
As we read the ‘Preface’ of some
bible, we’ve come to notice something yet we choose to ignore it or we haven’t
read the preface. Now let us read it. “Following an ancient tradition, begun by
the first translation of the Hebrew
Scripture into Greek and followed by vast majority of English translations,
the distinctive Hebrew Name for God
which is YHWH (יהוה) is
in this translation reprepresented by ‘LORD’. When Adonai, normally
translated ‘LORD’,
is followed by YHWH, the combination is rendered by the phrase ‘Sovereign LORD’.
(Philippine Bible Society, Good News Bible)
The Scripture is not a westernized
translation. But it is a Hebrew Scripture. The original manuscript of the
Scripture is from the Hebrew Scrolls written by Hebrew people. We have to know
that the chosen people of YHWH are the Hebrew. They wrote the Scripture, they
use their own language in writing it. Now let us focus on the original language
used by The Creator when writing the Scripture. Set aside the modern
translations, whether in English, Cebuano, Tagalog, etc. because the writers of
the original Scripture is neither English nor Filipino.
The name of our Creator is
represented as the Tetragrammaton, the YHWH in English while י(Yud) ה(Hey) ו(Waw) ה(Hey) in original Hebrew language.
The sound of letter Yud are y, ee; letter Hey are h, ah; and the letter Waw are
w, o, u. So the Name YHWH sounds like Y-AH-OO-AH. Just like the word
HalleluYaH. It is a Hebrew word which means Hallel is praise and YaH the short
form of YaHUaH which literally means Praise YaHUaH.
It is very important for us to know
His original name because YaHUaH prohibited us to use his Name in vain. The
Third Commandment strictly forbids taking the name of יהוה YAHUAH, in vain. And
it is also written, “It will happen that
whoever will call on YaHUaH’s name shall be saved.” Joel 2:32
YaHU (יהו) – Family Name
HUaH (הוה) – to be, become, exist,
happen
YaHUaH (יהוה) – Father Almighty
YaHUSHA – The son of YaHUaH
Yashayahu – Isaiah
Yaramyahu – Jeremiah
Zakaryahu
– Zachariah
Yahuda – Judah
Yahuchanan – John
Yahudym – Jews
Mattityahu – Matthew, etc.
So, by his name, YaHUaH wherein we
have made our covenant. As it is written, “Speak
to the children of Israel, saying, ‘Most certainly you shall keep my Sabbaths;
for it is a sign between me and you throughout your generations, that you may
know that I am YaHUaH who sanctifies you.” Ex. 31:13
The Father YaHUaH promised us of our
savior, who will be our salvation. “And
there is salvation in no other man, for neither is there any other name under
Heaven having been given among men by which we must be saved.” Acts 4:12 It is also written, “I have come in my Father’s name, and you
don’t receive me. If another comes in his own name, you will receive him.”
Yahuchanan 5:43
The Messiah said that he came in his
Father’s name, so do you think it is "Jesus"???
Anyone who knows Scripture, will
KNOW that our Messiah (just like all our forefathers) were born as a Hebrew,
NOT a Greek, yet the [counterfeit] Name of Messiah, found in modern-day bibles
is poorly translated from a Greek pagan name!
The letter “J” is
less than 500 years old in English (see Webster’s Dictionary). The letter “J”
still does not exist in Hebrew or Greek.
“Jesus” never
occurs in The Original Scriptures. The first 4 editions of The King James
"Bible" (1599-1627) carried the Catholic Vulgate “Iesous or Iesus.”
In around 1650, “Iesus” was changed in the KJV to “Je-sus.” Pronounced as Yaysoos.
It’s not Jesus, it
is YaHUSHA. SHA is the primary root
of the Hebrew word Yasha which means to make Free, Deliverer or Savior. When
one takes the word YaHU יהו and combines it with SHA שע, we
have YaHUSHA (יהו שע) SAVIOR DELIVERER.
YaSHA –
Deliverance, Salvation
YaSHAYaHU(Isaiah)
– Salvation of Yah
YaHUaH + YaSHA =
YaHUSHA(YaHUaH is Salvation)
His Name is YAHUSHA Ha'Mashyach.
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