posted 02-04-2002 05:37 AM            

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In these last days as the Messianic age comes to a close, there has been a calling for truth restoration because of apostate doctrines that were passed down through the centuries, which have been accepted as if it were truth. Many issues have come to light because of this calling. The issue addressed here is about the proper name of the Mashiach for use in salvation, for there was only "One" name given.

Ever since the calling began in the last days for truth restoration, the people have learned many things about truth and Yahuah's ways. In time the leaders saw that they needed to add certain beliefs and remove some doctrinal errors. They made the necessary changes within their beliefs and explained why. They did this because they have a love for YAH and for the truth. Many of us in a way are standing on the shoulders of those who continued to teach the truth and bring many issues to light. I thank YAH for these leaders and teachers for the fruit they have produced.

We now live in an information age, and because of this it is much easier to research topics quickly and easily and it makes it much easier for us to learn and prove that what we teach is true. Now the time has come for me to make a change in my doctrine, because I have a greater understanding of the Sacred Name through the Ruwach and continuing research. I too have a love of the truth that I might be saved, so I have no choice but to make the necessary changes (what I call a correction) in my doctrine, because of what I have learned about the use of the "Tetragrammaton" within salvation. This does not effect the salvation of those who know the name of Yahshua and how to pronounce it. It is just a better understanding of the Sacred Name within salvation and will help others understand the "Tetragrammaton" for use in salvation, which is necessary for salvation according to the scriptures. My explanation/study for these changes in my beliefs, doctrines and teachings is followed by a few statements.

The pronunciation of the "Tetragrammaton" (YHWH) "Yod-Hay-Waw-Hay" is "Yaw-oo-aw" and is transliterated in English as "Yahuah."

The "Tetragrammaton" was given for use in Salvation with the sounds and meanings of complete salvation integrated within the Name.

The "Tetragrammaton" with the sounds and meanings of complete salvation was integrated within the Name is "Yod-Hay-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay." The pronunciation is "Yaw-Shoo-aw" and is transliterated in English as "Yahshuah."

The meaning of complete salvation that only Mashiach can fulfill is "Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay," was integrated into the "Tetragrammaton," for the name and meaning of HaMashiach. The transliteration is "Ye-shoo-aw" and is transliterated in English is "Yehshuah." The word/meaning of Yehshuah is made of 3 letters in order of the "Tetragrammaton." Shin-Waw-Ayin are the common sounds of salvation, save, safe, that are integrated within names and words in the Hebrew language and integrated with the letters "Yod-Hey."

The name of the Mashiach "Yahshuah" is the "Tetragrammaton" with the sounds and meaning of complete salvation integrated within the Name." The "Tetragrammaton" now has a newer and greater meaning, which makes it the name above all names, because salvation was performed by the One who gave the name such a meaning. Only Yahshuah is worthy of such a name!

We who have learned how to pronounce "Yahshua" are correct in pronunciation of the Mashiach, because we have taught others how to pronounce the syllable of "Yah" (yaw) in front of the name and pronounce the end of the name as "aw."

The Hebrew spelling of "Yod-Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin" does not contain the "Tetragrammaton," needed for salvation, (Joel 2:32.) Nor does it represent the salvation of "YAH," but it represents the names of earthly servants.

The name of the Mashiach should no longer be taught, "to be" from and of the names of earthly servants (Strongs: OT 3091, OT 3442), but these references can be used as examples.

The name of the Mashiach should be taught "to be" from the "Tetragrammaton" with the meaning and sounds of complete salvation, (Strongs: OT 3068, 3050, 3444, 3467.) Then the use of examples that show how "Yahuah" integrates forms of His Sacred Name within the names of His earthly servants and words with meanings that can only apply to "Yahuah."

"The Tetragrammaton Within HaMashiach"

There are five main names that are a part of this issue and these are the names Yahshuah, Yahushua, Yeshua, Jesus, and Iesous. I will go over each one of these names in this study, but first we need to deal with the non-Hebrew names first.

For most Christians the name does not matter, because Christian leaders have not taught them how important the name is. They don't even care that the Creator's name (Tetragrammaton) has been replaced with the simple title "Lord" over 7000 times in the traditional bibles they have been taught from and use. They even refuse immersion into the name of whom they call "Jesus." Yet the Apostle Paul whose teachings they say they follow, taught about correct immersion to assure that believers received the Ruwach HaKodesh, (Acts:19:1-6), which proves that the salvation for a believer is not complete, until they have been immersed into the name of "Yahshuah." Christian leaders and Christians completely ignore these facts and call it heresy if one is immersed into the name only and not unto a trinity doctrine. Yet not one believer in Yahshuah was immersed into a trinity doctrine accord to the scriptures. Scriptural immersion is another issue that needs to be addressed and restored. Oh, sorry for getting off the issue here. Oh, yes the Christians do not care what the name is, because they have not been taught by their leaders what else is important for salvation. However, for a few the name of the Mashiach has become a very important issue, for they understand that the scriptures teach that the name is very important. They also understand that there was only one name given for use in salvation that identifies the true Mashiach and belief in this name is as important as the belief in the Mashiach.

Matt 12:21 "And in His name Gentiles will trust."

John 1:12 But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of Elohim, to those who believe in His name:

John 2:23 Now when He was in Jerusalem at the Passover, during the feast, many believed in His name when they saw the signs, which He did.

John 3:18 He who believes in Him is not condemned; but he who does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of Elohim.

John 20:31 But these are written that you may believe that Yahshuah is the Mashiach, the Son of Elohim, and that believing you may have life in His name.

Acts 3:16 And His name, through faith in His name, has made this man strong, whom you see and know. Yes, the faith, which comes through Him, has given him this perfect soundness in the presence of you all.

Acts 4:12 Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved."

Phil 2:9 Therefore Elohim also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name,

1 John 3:23 And this is His commandment: that we should believe on the name of His Son Yahshuah Mashiach and love one another, as He gave us commandment.

As I said, most Christians could care less about the Mashiach's name, yet the scriptures clearly teach they are supposed to not only believe in the Mashiach, but also believe and trust in his name. Most of the problems come from Christian Leaders who do not understand the scriptures and have not taught the scriptures correctly. Since the issue of the name has come to light, they teach their followers that belief in his true name is not important for salvation, because there is no magical power in the name, belief in Christ is all you need, they say. Yet their argument does not hold up according to scripture, just as much as their other beliefs do not. Here is an example why:

Christian leaders and teachers teach sinners that they have to believe the words of John 3:16 or they going to go to hell for not believing so!.

John 3:16 For Elohim so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

Christian leaders teach that sinners have to believe that Mashiach took our place on the tree, and that is the only way Elohim can look upon us justified to enter into the kingdom and spend eternity with Him. However, the world is full of religions that have their own Mashiachs. But, Christian leaders say we have to believe in a specific Messiah to be saved and they use John 3:16 to teach this. The scripture is the final authority therefore, we have to believe in the Mashiach that was given by Yahuah. But, Christian leaders stop there and do not continue to teach the next few scriptures of John's writings. Again, the scripture is the final authority. John 3:16 teaches the a person needs to believe in who the Mashiach is and John 3:18 teaches that believing is also believing in the name, less we be condemned already!

John 3:18 He who believes in Him is not condemned; but he who does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of Elohim.

Christian leaders teach John 3:16 to sinners, and some say "I don't think I have to believe on a specific Mashiach to be saved, God knows my heart, but the scripture they teach to them condemns them, if they do not believe in a specific Mashiach.

We teach John 3:16 and 3:18, but they say "I don't think I have to believe on the specific name to be saved, God knows my heart, but what does the scripture say? Yes, it condemns them just as John 3:16 condemns them, if they do not believe in a specific Mashiach. This can be understood also with Acts 4:12 and Phil 2:9.

Yahuah gave the Mashiach from above, for us to believe in. He also gave the name of the Mashiach from above, for us to believe in, which is just as important as the person of the Mashiach. Therefore, it is not even a language issue, because the name given for salvation is not of this world. We are to study the scriptures to understand the person and need for the Messiah, yet Christian leaders do not teach the people to study the scriptures to understand the name and the need for it. Yet the scriptures are very clear and teach that we must also believe in his name less we be condemned. Therefore they are not teaching the true Evangel as it was given.

The fact of the matter is belief in the Mashiach is a type of return to the garden of Eden (return to Yahuah), but s-tan is back also and he is offering a different name (fruit)! If Adam and Eve had believed in Yahuah's word, they would not have taken the other fruit (other name). The "Tetragrammaton" with the sounds of salvation within the name is the only name we should believe in and use for salvation. However, s-tan has introduced the forbidden fruit such as Lord, Jesus, Iesous and made the people think, if you partake of these names you shall not die but live! The man is a liar!

Point being, if one does not believe in John 3:18 too, then they are not a true believer, and have been deceived with a name that came from sinful man. The name Jesus came about around 450 years ago! Before then it was, yay-sous and before then it was yay-soos, but none of these names is the Tetragrammaton with the sounds of salvation within the name!

Point being, if one does not believe in John 3:18 too, then they are not a true believer, and have been deceived with a name that came from sinful man. The name Jesus came about around 450 years ago! Before then it was, yay-sous and before then it was Iesous, and before then it was Yahshuah, but none of these names is the Tetragrammaton with the sounds of salvation within the name!

Common sense dictates that the Mashiach would be given a name that was a part of his heritage. Just as all his earthly ancestors had Hebrew names given to them Mashiach would also be given a Hebrew name, but the issue is what Hebrew name was given? This can be only understood by those who love His name, because His name represents who He is and what he did. Of course we love the person of Mashiach too, therefore, this is not an issue of only a belief based on a name as many will say to discredit us. For the scriptures clearly teach that his people love His name and are told to even trust in his name.

Ps 5:11 But let all those rejoice who put their trust in You; Let them ever shout for joy, because You defend them; Let those also who love Your name Be joyful in You.

Ps 119:132 Look upon me and be merciful to me, As Your custom is toward those who love Your name.

Ps 69:36 Also, the descendants of His servants shall inherit it, And those who love His name shall dwell in it.

Prov 18:10 The name of Yahuah is a strong tower; The righteous run to it and are safe.

We love YAH and his name so much; that we want to be sure of the name that we call on is indeed the correct name and the correct name for immersion. Then we must share it with others and proclaim his name as the scriptures teach, for it is a part of the Evangel. Another important reason why we want to know His name is because it is important for use in salvation, as I have already proved with the scriptures. In order to understand His name we must study the scriptures with any references, and historical facts we can find and pray that YAH will help us understand! This leads us to understand His name in Hebrew. Christian leaders try their best to make it out to be a language issue, but the fact is, it is only a name issue. For the Sacred Name existed long before there was the languages of humanity.

Please note that there is a bit of a debate over the third letter in the Tetragrammaton. Some think it is a -Waw- or a -Vav- letter. I believe the letter -Waw- is of the Paleo Hebrew and became the -Vav- in the modern Hebrew. I use the Paleo Hebrew alphabet within this study and it can be easily understood with modern Hebrew. One other point to make before we begin is the Tetragrammaton "YHWH" was replaced with the title "Lord" around 7000 times in the Old Testament and the short form of the Sacred Name "Yah"" was replaced with "Lord" around fifty times in the OT scriptures. The number of times it was replace with "Lord" in the New Testament copies is unknown. For we know that some of the writers of the NT quote scriptures from the OT that contained the Sacred Name. No, they would not have used the Greek title of "Kurios" to refer as Yahuah's name, for they were under the anointing of the Ruwach Hakodesh. In other words, Yahuah was speaking through them and He knows His name is not Kurios, Lord, or whatever the replacement is for his name.

Before we begin, I would like to point out a few references from reputable research scholars. These are Brown Driver & Briggs Hebrew Lexicon and from the New Exhaustive Strong's Numbers and Concordance with Expanded Greek-Hebrew Dictionary. They make a few great points about the Sacred Name.

1. The Sacred Name is not to be pronounced, except with the vowel pointings. (This totally changes the name to a different sound. This is a Rabbi law, and is not scriptural.)
2. The Sacred Name was replaced with Adonay by adding vowel points to it, so it would not be pronounced when read. (Christian leaders adopted this pagan practice and replaced the name with the title Lord.)
3. Names that begin with English letters of "Je," have the sound of the syllable "Yah" in front of the name.
4. Names that end with the English letters "-iah," "-jah," have the sound of the syllable "Yah" at the end of the name.

Because of the Rabbis showing progressive traditions of changing Yahuah's name so it would not be spoken when read, the tradition continued with Yahuah's name in His people. As you will see there are three forms of Yahuah's name and they all begin with the short form of the name. The syllable "Yod-Hay" is pronounced as YAH (Yaw-Yahh) and is a syllable in the Sacred Name. Therefore it does not matter if the letter -Waw- remains intact and that other Hebrew letters are added to "Yah" to make another name, because the short form of the Sacred Name is a syllable. The Waw remains intact in Yahuah's ("Yod-Hay-Waw-Hay") name and the syllable of "YAH" (Yod-Hay) is still pronounced in His name. An example of this is the name "Goldenstein." The short form of this name is also "Gold." The middle form of the name is "Golden" and the long form of the name is "Goldenstein," If we add the "en" to the name "Gold" it does not change how the short from of the name is pronounced. because it is a part of the name. Nor does adding "stein" change how the short or middle form of the name is pronounced. Point being is that the Hebrew language has followed the traditions of the Rabbis and they have altered how Yahuah's name is spoken in the names of His people. What they have done in the Hebrew language is they have removed the letter Hay from the syllable (sacred name) of YAH (Yod-Hay) and have added it to the "Waw" to make a syllable of "ho." This makes the first part of the name no more than a "Ye" or a "Yeh" sound, because it has been altered. Therefore, it makes the middle form of the sacred name "Yod---Hay-Waw" pronounced as "Ye-ho" instead of it's original intent of the syllable "YAH" being a part of the middle form of "Yahu" (Yah-oo). An example of this is the name "Yahushua" is altered to read and pronounced as Yehoshua or Y'hoshua. The "Ye" is pronounced as in yellow, and "ho" as the garden tool "hoe." This practice has made a common "hoo" sound in all names that begin with -Yod-hey-Waw-, because the -Hey- is carried through the -Waw- sound, instead of -Hay- being part of -Yod-. But originally it was the syllable "Yah" then -oo-, instead of "Ye-then the new syllable -hoo. Please see the proof of this is my (refined) rebuttal to David Stern's teachings against those who use the syllable of "Yah" in front of a name.

OT:3068 Jehovah (Yahweh) = "the existing One" the proper name of the one true God; unpronounced except with the vowel pointings of OT:136 (from The Online Bible Thayer's Greek Lexicon and Brown Driver & Briggs Hebrew Lexicon, Copyright (c)1993, Woodside Bible Fellowship, Ontario, Canada. Licensed from the Institute for Creation Research.)

OT:136 Adonay --
1) my lord, lord a) used of men b) used of God 2) Lord (a title) spoken instead of Yahweh as a Jewish display of reverence

Strong's Numbers: OT: 3050 Yahh (yaw); contraction for OT: 3068, and meaning the same; Jah, the sacred name: KJV - Jah, the Lord, most vehement. Compare names in "-iah," "-jah."

Brown Driver & Briggs Hebrew Lexicon: OT: 3050 Yah --Jah (Jehovah (Yahweh) in the shortened form)
a) the proper name of the one true God
b) used in many compounds:
1) names beginning with the English letters `Je-'
2) names ending with `-iah' or `-jah'
(from The Online Bible Thayer's Greek Lexicon and Brown Driver & Briggs Hebrew Lexicon, Copyright (c)1993, Woodside Bible Fellowship, Ontario, Canada. Licensed from the Institute for Creation Research.)

Now we have to deal with some Hebrew names, words, letters and vocabulary. We will also be looking at several variations of some Hebrew names and words that deal with many different meanings and compare them to the Sacred Name itself. There are three forms of the Sacred Name: The 'u" (-oo-) is pronounced as the double -oo- in 'tool."

Yod-Hay=YH---------------------Yah-----(Yaw)
Yod-Hay-Waw=YHW-----------Yahu----(Yaw-oo)
Yod-Hay-Waw-Hay=YHWH---Yahuah-(Yaw-oo-aw)

The full form of the Sacred Name Yod-Hay-Waw-Hay "Yahuah" (Strongs: 3068) is only reserved for who "YAH" is, as He deals with His creation in a personal way, which is the name of the Father. The full form of the name was never given in the names of His people in front of their names. However, the letter -Daleth- was integrated into the Tetragrammaton to represent the people of "Yahuah." This is know as the name "Yahudah" (Jews).

The middle form of the Sacred Name "Yod-Hay-Waw" is reserved and used for names of YAH's earthly servants. This form is found in front and even at the end of the names of His earthly chosen people. These names represents how YAH deals with His people through His prophets, kings, servants of the word and servants of war. Each of these names have many different meanings from the name. The list of the middle form of the Sacred Name in His people's names and their meanings is as follows: Please note and remember: Strongs gives a "ho" sound because of the customs of the Rabbis, but originally the "Yod-Hay" together made the syllable "Yah" but the -Hay- was separated from the -Yod- and made a new syllable with the -Waw-. Thus the "Hoo" sound instead of -oo-.

Yod-Hay-Waw-Daleth-Hay, "Yahudah" (Judah-Strongs: 3063) (Yah-hoo-daw'); A tribe of Yisrael who minister Yahuah's words. Celebrated; Praise. The name of five Israelites; also of the tribe descended from the first, and of its territory:

Yod-Hay-Waw-Shin-Pe-Samek. "Yahoshaphat" (King-Jehoshaphat) Strongs OT: 3092. (yah-ho-shaw-fawt'); Yahuah-judged; The name of six Israelites; also of a valley near Jerusalem: -Jehoshaphat.

Yod-Hay-Waw-Alief-Shin "Yahoash" (King-Jehoash) Strongs OT: 3060 (yah-ho-awsh'); Yahuah-fired; The name of two Israelite kings:

Yod-Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin. "Yahushua" (Servant of war-Joshua son of Nun): Strongs OT. OT: 3091 (yah-ho-shoo'-ah); Yahuah-saved; And the name of a high priest, Joshua, son of Josedech. This name has been altered by the Rabbis to be pronounced as "Yehoshua" when read instead of Yahushua. The altered form is also spelled as "Y'hoshua,"

Yod-Hay-Waw-Alief: Yahuw (Servant-Jehu) Strongs OT: 3058 (yah-hoo'); Yahuah (is) He; The name of five Israelites:

The short form of the Sacred Name "Yod-Hay" (syllable) YAH, (Strongs 3050) only, was never given at the beginning of the names of Yahuah's people, because it is reserved for one who is worthy of such a name. The short form and the middle form of the Sacred Name can be found at the end of YAH's prophets. A list of some of these is as follows.

Yod-Hay-Waw-Alief-Shin "Yahoash" (King-Jehoash) Strongs OT: 3060 (yah-ho-awsh'); Yahuah-fired; The name of two Israelite kings:

Yod-Resh-Mem-Yod-Hay OT: 3414 Yirmeyah (yir-meh-yaw'); from OT: 7311 and OT: 3050; Yah will rise; Yirmeyahu. The name of eight or nine Israelites:

Zayin-Samek-Resh-Yod-Hay-Waw OT: 2148 Zekaryahuw (zek-ar-yaw'-hoo); from OT: 2142 and OT: 3050; Yah has remembered; The name of twenty-nine Israelites:

Yod-Shin-Ayin-Yod-Hay-Waw OT: 3470 Yesha'yahu (yesh-ah-yaw'-hoo); from OT: 3467 and OT: 3050; Yah has saved; The name of seven Israelites (The rule of "Je" does not apply here because, Hay does not follow Yod at the beginning of the name.)

We can see that the middle form of the Sacred Name is used in the names of YAH's important people and the short form is used at the end, but never in front of the name. Yet, the name that is preached by modern day Christianity for the Mashiach does not contain any form of the sacred name. Any of the names of the Yisraelites who have a form of the Sacred Name would be greater than the name Christian leaders teach for the Mashiach!

The following two Hebrew words have the meaning of "Deliverer" and "He will Save" and were used as names for earthly servants. But please remember that the very meaning of the Hebrew word "Yeshuah" (complete salvation) was never given as a name to earthly servants. Yeshua and Oshea are used as names for many Yisraelites, but they do not contain any form of the Sacred Name. One of these names (Yeshua) is taught by Rabbis to be the given name of the Mashiach.

Yod-shin-Waw-Ayin. Yeshua (yay-shoo'-ah); Strongs OT:3442 (He will save) The name of ten Israelites, also of a place in Palestine:

Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin: Hoshea or Oshea (ho-shay'-ah); Strongs OT:1954 (Deliverer). The name of five Israelites:

Please remember the traditions of the Rabbis, for they have altered the Sacred Name, so when it's read it will not be pronounced or heard. They even teach the people not to use the short form or middle form of the Sacred Name in front of a name. Any of the names of the Yisraelites who have a form of the sacred name would be greater than the name Messianic Rabbis teach for the Mashiach.

There is only one Hebrew word that has the complete meaning of "Salvation" and it is "Yeshuah." It was used 76 times in the OT and it only applies to "Yahuah." The word "Yeshuah" was never given as a name to anyone, because such salvation is only reserved for someone who could do such things.

Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay (Salvation) OT: 3444 Yeshuw` ah (yesh-oo'-aw); feminine passive participle of OT: 3467; something saved, i.e. (abstractly) deliverance; hence, aid, victory, prosperity: health, help (-ing), salvation, save, saving (health), welfare.

The meaning of Yeshua (he will save) Strongs 3442, does not have the same complete meaning of a great Salvation as "Yeshuw` ah," Strongs 3444. As I said this meaning of the word applies to Yahuah and it was never given to anyone as a name. For there is only one who is worthy of a name with this particular meaning.

I have written all of this to set a foundation for the rest of the article, so please use it as a reference for the rest of the article. I have already proven with simple study and common sense that the names "Jesus" or "Iesous" was not the name given for use in salvation. If this is not enough please read my book "Snake Oil" the anointing of Christian leaders. I will make other points throughout this article to further substantiate this fact.

From this point on I would like to prove that the name of the Mashiach is not Yahushua, but is "Yahshuah" and is spelled in Hebrew as "Yod-Hay-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay." I will also show why it needs to be spelled with English letters as "Yahshuah." This does not change the fact of how we have pronounced it as we write it as "Yahshua," nor does this affect the immersions that others or I have performed. For we all have learned through the Ruwach, study, prayer and have learned from each other how to speak the name "Yahshua" with an "aw" sound at the end of the name. One of the reasons why we need to spell it as "Yahshuah," is so readers who have never heard the name, would know how to pronounce the end as "aw" (as in Yah -y-"aw"-), which is the sound that comes from the Hebrew letter "Hay" after the -Yod- and -Ayin-. Another reason why it needs to be spelled as "Yahshuah" is because it is a complete transliteration of "Yod-Hay-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay," which comes from the Tetragrammaton and from the Hebrew word "Yeshuah". The word "Yeshuah," has the meaning of complete salvation and also ends with the Hebrew letter -Hay-. The letter -Hay- and it's sound completely changes the meaning of the word "Yeshua" (He will save) to the meaning of complete salvation of "Yeshuah" Strongs 3444. Therefore, the name "Yeshua" without the Hebrew "aw" (aw) sound at the end, was reserved for the name of ten Israelites, and a place in Palestine.

This continuing study of the Sacred name has also led me to understand a deeper meaning of the end of the full form of the Sacred Name and should be transliterated with English letters as "Yahuah." The last part of the name should be pronounced as it is written, just as "Yahudah" and "Yahshuah" are, for they also have the Hebrew letter "Hay" at the end of the name. This can be understood by comparing a few Hebrew names and words with the Sacred Name. But first I need to show why the Mashiach's name is not Yahushua.

Our common enemies of the Sacred Name continually teach that "Yahshuah" is not legitimate Hebrew, but a fabricated name. And they say there is no such Hebrew name found in the Old Testament or in Hebrew literature. They are correct in a sense and have a valid point. However, they are as blind as the atheists are to the overwhelming evidence of Elohim's creation around them. They get their information from Jewish Rabbis who have a history of masking and altering the Sacred Name. They get their information from a people who are taught not to use the Sacred Name. They get this information from a people who publicly rejected the Mashiach and it was prophesied that they would. They get their information from a Jewish leadership that has had a history striking fear in those who would use the Tetragrammaton.

Acts 9:14 And here he has authority from the chief priests to bind all who call on Your name."

They get their information from a Jewish leadership who rejected Yahuah's Commandments for the commandments (Talmud) of men. They get their information from Messianic leaders and Rabbis who still follow the Talmud and the traditions of the regular Rabbis. Therefore, the information taught by our enemies is not credible when it comes to teaching about the Sacred Name. As I said, they are as blind as the atheists! One of the points our enemy makes is they say that the name "Yahshuah" is not a legitimate Hebrew name, but the fact is the Sacerd name "YAH," is a legitimate Hebrew name and "Shuah" and "Shua" are also legitimate forms of Hebrew and Hebrew sounds that have very important meanings, that make up Hebrew name and words. They say there is no such Hebrew name found in the Old Testament, however, the reason for this is because no one in the Old Testament times was worthy of such a name, for it is only reserved for One who could fulfill such salvation and because it was not given until New Testament times. The Sacred Name of the Mashiach is not going to be found in Hebrew literature, because of all the reasons I gave about the traditions of the Rabbis. They rejected the fact that he was and is the Mashiach, so they surely are not going to use the "Tetragrammaton" with the sounds of salvation within the name to speak about him or identify him, but they do use a common name like "Yeshua" to write about him. The point our enemies make about the name "Yahshuah" is that the short form of "Yod-Hay" (Yah) only (Waw does not follow), is not found in any form in front of a Hebrew name, and therefore they think it has been fabricated. But as I said, it is only reserved for one who is worthy of such a name. They are correct that the short form only. is not found at the beginning of a Hebrew name, however, the syllable of the short form is pronounced in all the names that have the middle form, because it is a name and a syllable. Yet again, the Rabbis have altered the middle form of the Sacred Name so when it is read the syllable is not pronounced, so they use this as an argument stating that the short form is not spoken in those names. What they need to do is remove the beam from their eye so they can see clearly. They say that the name of the Mashiach is "Jesus" (gee-zus) yet they say that Paul wrote the name "Iesous" (yay-sooce), yet the sound of the name "Jesus" is not from the Greek name "Iesous." Nor is it from Hebrew, for there is not a "J" sound in Hebrew. Therefore, the name "Jesus" is a complete fabricated name!

Continued......

posted 02-04-2002 05:39 AM            

There are many reasons why the Mashiach's name is not "Yahushua" (yah-oo-shoo'-ah). The first reason is the middle form of the Sacred Name is for the use of Yahuah's earthly servants. The second reason is the name "Yahushua" does not have the meaning of complete salvation as the word "Yehshuah" does; (Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay- never given as a name) Strongs 3444 OT. The third reason is the name "Yahushua" does not contain the Tetragrammaton, for no man is worthy of such a name except for the Mashiach. Therefore, the meaning of the name "Yahushua" (Yahuah-saved is not a meaning of spiritual and eternal salvation. Yahushua was a military servant and "Yahuah saved" them in the physical sense through earthly warfare and through His earthly servant.

Josh 10:8-11 And Yahuah said to Yahushua, "Do not fear them, for I have delivered them into your hand; not a man of them shall stand before you." Joshua therefore came upon them suddenly, having marched all night from Gilgal. So Yahuah routed them before Israel, killed them with a great slaughter at Gibeon, chased them along the road that goes to Beth Horon, and struck them down as far as Azekah and Makkedah.

The fourth reason is the name "Yahushua" is also the name of a high priest from the Old Testament. This name is the same as Strongs 3091 OT.

Hag 1:1 In the second year of Darius the king, in the sixth month, in the first day of the month, came the word of Yahuah by Haggai the prophet unto Zerubbabel the son of Shealtiel, governor of Yahudah, and to Yahushua the son of Yahusedech, the high priest, saying.

The short and middle forms of the Sacred Name given within the names of Yahuah's earthly servants have many different meanings. These different meanings can be found through researching these names in Hebrew. Again, none of these servants were given the meaning of complete salvation within their names, with or without the form of the Sacred Name, for they were not worthy of such a name. Yahushua, son of Nun, was a military deliverer for Yahuah's people and his name has the meaning of "Yahuah saves," but not the meaning of complete salvation. Before we continue, I ask you to think about a few things by the questions I ask and use a bit of common sense instead of traditions. Think about the fact that Yahuah's name has many different meanings when used with other Hebrew letters for names of His servants and each name is different, but none of these names has the very meaning of complete salvation. Yet we all have been taught that the name of Jesus, Iesous, are from the Hebrew name "Yahshua" and its meaning..

1. Was the Mashiach a military deliverer for YAH's people?

2. Did the Mashiach save Yahuah's people through military power?

Knowing this: If the name of the Mashiach is "Yahushua" (Yehoshua, Y'hoshua Yah-oo-shua-), which is the same as Yahushua the high priest in the Old Testament, and the other Yahushua, who was a military leaders...

3. Which name identifies the true high priest and salvation of YAH?

4. Why is the Mashiach's name the same as the other two Yahushuas (Please note these names are from Strongs 3091 and are spelled the same with Hebrew letters)

5. How can the Mashiach's name be above every name, if His name is the same, equal, and has the same meaning as the other two Yahushuas?

Knowing this: When one hears of the name "Yahuah" or reads the name Yahuah , they are reminded of only one person. When a person hears or reads the name of Yahushua they are reminded of three people, so....

6. Which name spoken reminds us of the Mashiach?

Knowing this: We are to immerse new believers into the name of the Father, Son and Kodesh Ruwach.

7. Did the two earthly servants named Yahushua have this same name, or is it only reserved for the Mashiach?

Now please go back and ask yourself the same questions in context with the name Yeshua, for there were around ten Yisraelites who had this name.

Again, the name "Yahushua" (Yehoshua Y'hoshua) does not have the complete salvation of "Yeshuah" Strongs 3444. This further proves that the name Jesus, Iesous (which is taught to be from Yahushua), is not the name of the Mashiach nor is it from the name of the Mashiach, because the true name is from the Tetragrammaton!

In all the names and words given below that pertain to different types of deliverance, we find they have many things in common. They all sound very much alike, because they all have the following letters in them Shin-Waw-Ayin-. Four of them have the letter -Yod- at the beginning. Four of them have the letter -Hay- All five are just about made up of the same five Hebrew letters.

------Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin------------Hoshea or Oshea, (Deliverer).
Yod-Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin------------Yahushua, (Yahuah has saved)
Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-------------------Yeshua, (He will save)
Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay-------------Yeshuah, (Salvation) Never given as a name.
Yod-Shin-Ayin-Yod-Hay-Waw-------Yesha'yahu, (Yah has saved)

Even though most of these names and words sound alike and are made up of the same Hebrew letters, it only takes one letter to change the meaning of the name or word. Please note from the chart that "Yeshua" and "Yeshuah" are spelled exactly the same, except for one letter. The letter -Hay- added to "Yeshua" changes the pronunciation and the meaning of "He will Save" to a complete meaning of salvation. Since the words are so much alike, the sound of "Hay" from -Ayin- would be the main point that separates the entire word, it's meaning and sound from the other. There would have to be a distinct sound between the two words, so the people would not get confused over the meaning of what word or name was given or spoken. Of course there is vowel pointing to consider, but from what I understand there was no vowel pointing originally. But the fact remains, it has an additional letter, which changes the sound and meaning of the word. These sounds are "ah" at the end of 'Yeshua" and "aw" at the end of Yehshuah.

OT: 3442 Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin---Yeshua (He will save) Yeshuwa` (yay-shoo'-ah); for OT:3091; he will save; Jeshua, the name of ten Israelites, also of a place in Palestine: KJV - Jeshua.

OT: 3444 Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay---Yeshuah (Salvation) yeshuw` ah (yesh-oo'-aw); feminine passive participle of OT: 3467; something saved, i.e. (abstractly) deliverance; hence, aid, victory, prosperity: KJV - deliverance, health, help (-ing), salvation, save, saving (health), welfare.

The meaning of "Yeshuah" contains the participle of "yasha" OT:3467. This means the word "Yeshuah" is based on the meaning and speech (sounds) of "yasha" -Yod-shin-Ayin. The word "yasha" was never given as a name either, but it is used in forms with in names, words and phrases that have meanings of salvation, save safe, deliver. Its full meaning is one that only Yahuah could fulfill. The meaning and how it was used in the Old Testament is as follows.

OT:3467 yasha` -- to save, to be saved, to be delivered
a) (Niphal)
1) to be liberated, to be saved, to be delivered
2) to be saved (in battle), to be victorious
b) (Hiphil)
1) to save, to deliver
2) to save from moral troubles
3) to give victory to
(from The Online Bible Thayer's Greek Lexicon and Brown Driver & Briggs Hebrew Lexicon, Copyright (c)1993, Woodside Bible Fellowship, Ontario, Canada. Licensed from the Institute for Creation Research.)

As you can see, the word "Yasha" has many different meanings. The scriptures that show how "Yasha" is used and applied by Yahuah, is as follows.

Isa 49:26 I will feed those who oppress you with their own flesh, And they shall be drunk with their own blood as with sweet wine. All flesh shall know that I, Yahuah, am "your Savior," (Mowshiy`eek) and your Redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob."

Jeremiah 30:11 For I am with you, says Yahuah, "to save you" (lªhowshiy`ekaa). Though I make a full end of all nations where I have scattered you, yet I will not make a complete end of you. But I will correct you in justice, and will not let you go altogether unpunished.'

Ps 119:117 Hold me up, "and I shall be safe" (wª'iwaashee`aah) And I shall observe your statutes continually. (Please note the "aah" is from -Hay-)

Zech 9:9 "Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout, O daughter of Jerusalem!
Behold, your King is coming to you; He is just "and having salvation" (wªnowshaa) Lowly and riding on a donkey, A colt, the foal of a donkey.

In the scriptures just given, the phrases "Your Savior," "to save you," "and I shall be safe," "and having salvation" are from Strongs OT 3467: The common participle of "yasha" in the above phrases are the Hebrew letters Yod-Shin-Ayin-, which gives the "Sha" sound. What this proves is that there are certain sounds that have the meanings of salvation, savior, save and safe, which have been integrated within and around Hebrew letters that complete names, words, phrases and their meanings. This is much like how Yahuah integrated His short and middle form of his name within His earthly servants names to complete their names, and their meaning. When one spoke an earthly servant's name that contained Yahuah's name, a specific and distinct sound was heard, that identified the servants as chosen by Yahuah. The rest of the sound of the servant's names identified the meaning of their names.

The sound of the name "Jesus" does not identify "Yahuah," nor does it have a sound that represents any form of salvation. The sound of "Yeshua" does not identify "Yahuah", by name, for it does not even contain any form of the sacred name, but it does have the sound of "he will save". The sound of Yehoshua or Y'hoshua does not identify Yahuah, because the Rabbis have altered it. The name Yahushua does identify Yahuah, but it's meaning does not have complete salvation and because, this name is reserved for names of earthly servants. So what name is there for the Mashiach which identifies "Yahuah" and which has the sound within it that means "salvation, to save you, and I shall be safe?" Please hold on to this thought!

What we first must understand is that prophetic scriptures clearly teach that a day would finally come that whoever calls on the name of "Yahuah" will be saved.

Yoel 2:32 And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of Yahuah Shall be saved. For in Mount Zion and in Jerusalem there shall be deliverance, As Yahuah has said, among the remnant whom Yahuah calls.

Even Peter quoted the same scripture, to confirm that the prophetic scripture came to pass, and it was time to call on the name for salvation.

Acts 2:21 And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of Yahuah
Shall be saved.'

Peter did not quote the name Yeshua, Yahushua, Yehoshua, Y'hoshua, Jesus, Iesous, on that day, for those names are not a part of the prophecy of Yoel 2:32. Peter quoted the very name of "Yahuah," saying, "whoever calls on the name of Yahuah shall be saved." But then he began to preach the name of the man whom they crucified and how salvation was wrought through this man. Peter was identifying the name of "Yahuah" with the very man who brought about the salvation of Yahuah. Then after Peter finished the message of salvation that had been prophesied, the people asked what shall we do (Acts 2:37) then Peter (remembering the words of Matt 28:19 and Joel 2:21), told the people to be immersed into a name for the forgiveness of sins and they would receive the Ruwach HaKodesh. The very name that was prophesied for use in salvation became associated with the very name of the person who died for the people. Those who believed the message wanted to know what to do, then they were commanded to be immersed into this same name. Those who gladly received his word were immersed and the number of them was three thousand.

The name of Yahuah had become the name to call on for salvation with the belief in Mashiach. Just as the meanings of the earthly servants names were integrated into the Sacred forms of Yahuah's name, and just as "yasha" had been integrated into Hebrew words and names that included Sacred forms of Yahuah's name, "yasha" had been integrated into the Sacred Name of "Yahuah," being "Yahshuah." To under stand this we must look again at the sacred forms of the name, the meaning of complete salvation and Hebrew letters.

We must first identify the full form of the Sacred Name, because some believe it to be Yahuah, Yahweh, or Yahveh. YAH has left us a blueprint of his name within His servants names. Yahuah has left his complete name within his people.
Therefore there are clues of His name and how it is pronounced within His people. One of these clues is the name "Yahudah." Within the name of "Yahudah" we find the full form of Yahuah's name, the only difference is a "d" sound that has been integrated within the full form of the name. This name and it's meaning represents a chosen people, the tribe of "Yahudah" (Judah). The Hebrew letter -Daleth- was integrated within the full form of the Sacred Name. Please note in the following reference that the -Waw- in "Yahuah" has a double -oo- from the -Hay-.

Yod-Hay-Waw-Daleth-Hay, "Yahudah" (Judah-Strongs: 3063) (Yah-oo-daw'); A tribe of Yisrael who minister Yahuah's words. Celebrated; Praise. The name of five Israelites; also of the tribe descended from the first, and of its territory:

Another clue is this same -oo- sound can be found in the names of all earthly servants who had the middle form of the name "Yahu, " integrated into the front or end of their names. If we remove the integrated letter of -Daleth- (the d-sound) from the name of "Yahudah," we are left with the sound of "Yah-oo-aw" and we are left with the spelling of "Yahuah."

Yahudah--Yod-Hay-Waw-Daleth-Hay------(Yaw-oo-daw)
Yahuah----Yod-Hay-Waw-----------Hay------(Yaw-oo--aw)

If the pronunciation of the Sacred Name were Yahweh or Yahveh, then the sound of "Yahudah" would be pronounced as Yah-we-d-ay or Yah-va-d-ay. This would make all other names that begin or end with the middle form of the Sacred Name "Yahu" (Yah-oo) pronounced as "Yah-we" or "Yah-ve" as in "Yah-we-shua" or "Yah-ve-shua," "Yah-we-shaphat," "Yah-ve-shaphat," "Yesha-yah-we," "Yesha-yah-ve," "Zekaryah-we," "Zekaryah-ve."

As you can see this is a problem, because it affects how the middle form of Yahuah's name is pronounced in all of His servant's names. Point being, is there is a pattern for Yahuah's name that is found within the names of His people and within the Hebrew language and His name is "YAHUAH" in English letters. In Hebrew it is the letters "Yod-Hay-Waw-Hay," It does not matter if the letter is a -Waw- (Paleo Hebrew) or a -Vav- (Modern Hebrew), the sound is still the same, just as the sound of "aw" is from the letter "Hay."

The scriptures teach that Yahuah does not change! This also means His name is etched in stone and there is nothing anyone can do to change it. Please take in mind that as Yahuah wrote the Ten Commandments with his finger, He also wrote his name within the Ten Commandments. One cannot reach into the heavens and change the commandments, nor can one reach into the heavens and change how the Sacred Name is pronounced in any form, for we are to accept His Name and Word as it is. This means that no matter what letters are integrated within or around the Sacred Forms of His name; it will not affect how any form of the name is pronounced. An example of this can be found in "Yahshuah."

There are three distinct and specific sounds within the full form the Sacred Name "Yahuah" and these same sounds are found in the name "Yahshuah." The following chart also has "Yahudah" and the short and middle form of the Sacred Name to show examples of the pattern of the Sacred Name.

Yah---------Yaw
Yahu--------Yaw----------oo
Yahuah-----Yaw----------oo---------aw
Yahshuah---Yaw---sh---oo---------aw
Yahudah-----Yaw---------oo---d----aw

As you can see from the chart there is a pattern to the sounds of the Sacred Name. Both the names "Yahshuah," and Yahudah," have the complete sound of "Yahuah" (Yah-oo-aw) within them. Praise YAH!!

Now we need to discuss another point about the full form of the Sacred Name having complete salvation within it. As I have said, the very meaning and word of salvation was never integrated within or was the name any of YAH's earthly servants. For this name is only reserved for someone who could do such things and is worthy of such a name. The Hebrew word for complete "Salvation" is "Yeshuah." What separates this name from "Yeshua" is the letter -Hay- is added to the end of the word.

Please note in the chart the letter -Yod- at the beginning of the name and the letter -Hay- is at the end of the word.

Yeshuah--Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay--------(Salvation)----(Never given as a name)
Yeshua----Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin--------------(He will Save)--{Name for 10 servants)

Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay (Salvation) OT:3444 Yeshuw` ah (yesh-oo'-aw); feminine passive participle of OT:3467; something saved, i.e. (abstractly) deliverance; hence, aid, victory, prosperity: health, help (-ing), salvation, save, saving, (health), welfare.

The meaning of "Yeshuah" has a meaning of complete salvation and its meaning can only be fulfilled by one who is worthy and able to do such things, which is none other than Elohim who is YAH. The following scriptures prove who is worthy of such a meaning.

Please note in the following scriptures that the short form and the full form of the Sacred Name are used together within the scripture.

Isa 12:2 Behold, Elohim is my salvation/yesh-oo'-aw I will trust, and not be afraid: for YAH, Yahuah is my strength and my song; he also is become my salvation(/yesh-oo'-aw).

Ex 15:2 YAH is my strength and my song; he has become my salvation/yesh-oo'-aw. He is my Elohim, and I will praise him, my father's Elohim, and I will exalt him.

The very meaning of "Yeshuah" can only come from "YAH" (Yod-Hay). This means that the meaning of "Yeshuah" has been integrated within the short from of the Sacred Name and is spelled as "Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay."

As I have said, Yeshuah has the participle of "Yasha," If we remove the participle in "Yehshuah," by using the letters that represented "yasha" from the last list of words that have the meaning of "salvation," "to save you" and "I shall be safe" and leave the meaning (letters) of the one who could do such things, then we are left with "YAH" (Yod-Hay).

The following is a list of integration of meanings into the Sacred Name and integration of meanings into words and phrase.

1. Yahuah's name has been integrated within His servant's names
2. The meaning of "yasha" has been integrated within, names and phrases,
3. The meaning of "yasha" being "salvation," "to save you" and "I shall be safe," has been integrated within the short form of the Sacred Name
4 The meaning of "yasha" being "salvation," "to save you" and "I shall be safe," has been integrated within the word 'Yeshuah."
5. The meaning of "Yeshuah," has been integrated within the Tetragrammaton.

Now we need to look at how "Yeshuah" is integrated into the full form of the Sacred Name of "Yahuah," but few things must be understood first.

1. The forms of the Sacred Name all begin with the letters -Yod-Hay-, which is the syllable "Yah."
2. The short form of the Sacred Name (Waw does not follow) was never used in front of the names of any earthly servant's names.
3. The Name used for salvation must carry forth the full form of Tetragrammaton with the sounds of Salvation integrated within. This means all three sounds of "Yah-oo-aw" must be spoken, within the name used for salvation.
4. Yod-Shin-Ayin give the sounds of salvation within the Sacred Name and the main sound is "Sh'ah. The -Hay- following the -Ayin- will complete the sound of -aw- in the Tetragrammaton as it does following the two -Waw's- in Yahuah,
5. The Sacred Name, and the forms of the sacred within the earthly servants names have a pattern. The names that form meanings of salvation have a pattern. This same pattern can be found within the Sacred Name that has the meanings and sounds of salvation integrated within it.

Patterns of Sacred Name and with-------------Patterns of letters that make up the
complete salvation integrated within:----------words and types of salvation:

Yah--Yod-Hay--------------------------------------Yasha--Yod-Shin-Ayin
Yahu---Yod-Hay-Waw----------------------------Yeshua-Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin
Yahuah-Yod-Hay-Waw-Hay---------------------Yeshuah-Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay
Yahudah-Yod-Hay-Waw-Daleth-Hay,---------Yahushua--Yod-Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin
Yahshuah-Yod-Hay-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay

Note in the chart above: All Names-------------Note in the chart above: All words
begin with -Yod- and end with -Hay.-----------begin with -Yod- and end with -Ayin
except for "Yah" which is reserved for---------except for "Yeshuah" which is
earthly servants of YAH.-------------------------reserved for the one who is Worthy.

The following chart shows how sounds/meanings are integrated within the order of the Tetragrammaton. Please note: Just as -Hay- from -Yod- has the sound of "aw" at the beginning of the name, -Hay- from -Waw has the same sound.

Yahuah-------Yaw--------------oo-------------------------aw-------(Phonetic sound)

Yah---------Yod-Hay
Yahu--------Yod-hey----------Waw
Yahuah-----Yod-Hay----------Waw-----------------------Hay--(Tetragrammaton)
Yehshuah-----Yod-----Shin--Waw-Ayin-----------------Hay--(Complete salvation)
Yahshuah--Yod-Hay--Shin--Waw-Ayin-----------------Hay---(Tetragra'+Salvation}
Yahudah----Yod-Hay----------Waw----------Deleth-----Hay--
Yahshuah-----Yaw-------Sh-----oo----ah to>--------------aw--(Phonetic sound)

Please note in the chart above that "Yehshuah" contains three letters of the Tetragrammaton, which are "Yod-----Way-Hay." This is why the meaning of "Yehshuah" is complete salvation, but it is short of (the Tetragrammaton in Yoel 2:32.) YAH who is worthy to give such salvation. The only letter that is missing is -Hay- from -Yod-, which will make the syllable of "YAH." This will complete the Tetragrammaton and give the meaning of the name to be the "YAH-Salvation."

Many understand that the Mashiach is the salvation of YAH, therefore, just as the Sacred Name was integrated with YAH's earthly servants names to give different meanings of YAH into their names, the Tetragrammaton was integrated with "Yeshuah" (complete salvation) for the name of the Mashiach. Since the word "Yehshuah" is made of three letter of the "Tetragrammaton" and in order, the integration is done by bringing together the Sacred Name and salvation by order of the Tetragrammaton.

Yehshuah-----Yod-----Shin--Waw-Ayin---Hay----(Complete salvation)
Yahuah-----Yod-Hay----------Waw-------Hay----(Tetragrammaton)
Yahshuah--Yod-Hay--Shin--Waw-Ayin-----Hay----(Tet-with Salvation)

All three sounds of the "Tetragrammaton," "YHWH," (Yaw-oo-aw) are spoken within the name "Yahshuah," (Yaw-sh-oo-aw). This makes the -sh- sound follow the syllable of Yah and the -oo- sound follow the -sh- sound, and the "ah" follows the -oo- sound to -Hay- to complete the "aw" sound. This separates the only name given for salvation from all other names and earthly servant's names, because the sound of the short form of the Sacred Name only, was never given within the front of the earthly servants names and because it is based on the Tetragrammaton. As I said it is only reserved for One who is worthy of the "Tetragrammaton" with the meaning and sounds of So Great Salvation!

As you can see from the charts the full form of the Sacred Name "Yahuah" is pronounced within "Yahshuah," The only difference is the Sacred Name is now spoken with the sounds of complete salvation contained within. The following scripture holds true and now has a deeper meaning and proves the name of Yahshuah is indeed necessary in the mouth of believers, along with belief in the Mashiach.

Rom 10:7-13 But what does it say? "The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart" (that is, the word of faith which we preach): that if you confess with your mouth "Yahshuah" and believe in your heart that Elohim has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the Scripture says, "Whoever believes on Him will not be put to shame." For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek, for the same YAH is over all, is rich to all who call upon Him. For "whoever calls on the name of Yahshuah shall be saved."

The fact of the matter is the "Tetragrammaton" with the meaning of salvation is the name that was given for the name of the Mashiach and those who call on this name with the true beliefs of Mashiach will be saved! The meaning of salvation has been integrated into the full form of the "Tetragrammaton." This means we are calling on and teaching the same name as spoke about in Yoel 2:32, but with the meaning and sounds of salvation contained within the Sacred Name. The Sacred Name (complete sound of the name) spoken in Yoel 2:32, can be heard within the name "Yahshuah," which was given for salvation, Matt 1:21. Therefore, it is not a different name, the fact of the matter is it just has a newer and greater meaning. The very meaning of who Mashiach is and what he represents, being the salvation of YAH, and the Lamb of Elohim, was integrated into the Sacred Name, and now those who call on that name can receive salvation. The day will come and the Yahudim (Jews) will use the "Tetragrammaton," with the meaning of salvation. The day will come and the Yahudim will break the traditions of the Rabbis and freely use the "Tetragrammaton," with the meaning of salvation within it, they will not confess "Jesus," "Iesous," "Adoni," "Lord," "Yeshua," "Yahushua," "Yehoshua," "Y'hoshua," "Y'shua," but they will confess "Yahshuah" unto salvation! HalleluYah-shuah !!

Continued.........

posted 02-04-2002 12:58 PM         

One point that the writer fails to understand is that the letters yod, waw, and hei can function as either consonants or matres lectiones. When yod functions as a consonant it is a "y" sound but as a mater it is a long "i" or "e". Similarly a consonantal waw is pronounced as "w" but as a mater it is an "o" or "u" sound. The hei is a consonantal "h" sound but as a mater can be an "a" (usual case), "e", or "o". Note yod and waw can function as matres only medially or finally and hei functions as a mater only in the final position. Futhermore, matres were not used in writing Hebrew until the 9th century BCE. Thus, "Yahuah" could not be spelled as yod-hei-waw-hei at the time of Mosheh because waw was only used as a consonant during Mosheh's lifetime.

posted 02-04-2002 02:58 PM            

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Originally posted by ThePhysicist:
Shalom

One point that the writer fails to understand is that the letters yod, waw, and hei can function as either consonants or matres lectiones. When yod functions as a consonant it is a "y" sound but as a mater it is a long "i" or "e". Similarly a consonantal waw is pronounced as "w" but as a mater it is an "o" or "u" sound. The hei is a consonantal "h" sound but as a mater can be an "a" (usual case), "e", or "o". Note yod and waw can function as matres only medially or finally and hei functions as a mater only in the final position. Futhermore, matres were not used in writing Hebrew until the 9th century BCE. Thus, "Yahuah" could not be spelled as yod-hei-waw-hei at the time of Mosheh because waw was only used as a consonant during Mosheh's lifetime.

ThePhysicist

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Shalom

So you mean it is not Oshea, but Wshea, before 9th century BC?

It this what you mean?

------Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin------------Hwshea or Wshea, (Deliverer).
Yod-Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin------------Yahwshwa, (Yahwah has saved)
Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-------------------Yeshwa, (He will save)
Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay-------------Yeshwah, (Salvation) Never given as a name.
Yod-Shin-Ayin-Yod-Hay-Waw-------Yesha'yahw, (Yah has saved)

Shalom
Daron

posted 02-04-2002 03:43 PM         

No, that's not what I mean. I mean that if a letter is a mater, and the name predates the 9th century BCE then the name was originally spelled without that letter. "Hoshea" is spelled as hei-waw-shin-ayin in the current form of the Tanakh, but in the days of Mosheh it was spelled hei-shin-ayin. Another good example is the name "Dawid" that is spelled dalet-waw-dalet in the older books, but as dalet-waw-yod-dalet in Chronicles. The yod is a mater and the name can be spelled with or without it. But in "Dawid" the waw is a consonant and is necessary.

BTW "yoshiya" not "yeshua" is the word for "he will save".

ThePhysicist

posted 02-04-2002 04:56 PM         

If you read the passage in Philippians 2:5-11 carefully, you will see that Messiah was given the name above every name BECAUSE he humbled Himself to the point of death. This means that this name was not possessed by Him before that. So when Gabriel gave Miriam the name to call Him by, that name was not YHWH. The best evidence we have from the Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic manuscripts of the NT indicates that it would have been Yshua or Yhoshua (I'll let you vowel point it the way you see best.) After His death and resurrection, He was given the name above every name. This means that He now bears all the terms of diety-Adonai, Elohim, YHWH. The prophets give the Messiah these titles in various Messianic prophecies, like Psalm 45, Psalm 110, and Zechariah 14. This did not mean He ceased being called by the name His mother gave Him under angelic direction. It is the same as His name being called all the things in Isaiah 9:5. He bears all those appelitives, but is still referred to by the apostles by His earthly name.

In His Service,

posted 02-04-2002 07:41 PM            

You said:If you read the passage in Philippians 2:5-11 carefully, you will see that Messiah was given the name above every name BECAUSE he humbled Himself to the point of death.This means that this name was not possessed by Him before that. So when Gabriel gave Miriam the name to call Him by, that name was not YHWH.

I did not say or imply he was given YHWH in Matt 1:21.

I said he was given the "Tetragrammaton" with the meaning and sounds of salvation integrated within the name. "Yod-Hay-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay" which is "Yahshuah."

The "Tetragrammaton" with the meaning and sounds of salvation is the name above every name BECAUSE YAH knew he would humble Himself to the point of death!

You say: that Messiah was given the name above every name BECAUSE he humbled Himself to the point of death.This means that this name was not possessed by Him before that.

What name is the earthly 1.name and what 2.name is the name above all names?

Earthly 1.___________ Above all 2._______________

Which one of the names that you have filled in the blanks with, is the name given among men by which we must be saved?

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Acts 4:12 Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved."

Which name of the names that you have filled in the blanks with is Acts 4:12 speaking of?

You said:After His death and resurrection, He was given the name above every name.

Are you saying this name given after His death and resurrection was not used by the early assembly?

Could please address all questions in context with what is being asked and addressed, please!

Shalom
Daron

posted 02-04-2002 08:04 PM            

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Originally posted by ThePhysicist:
Shalom

No, that's not what I mean. I mean that if a letter is a mater, and the name predates the 9th century BCE then the name was originally spelled without that letter. "Hoshea" is spelled as hei-waw-shin-ayin in the current form of the Tanakh, but in the days of Mosheh it was spelled hei-shin-ayin. Another good example is the name "Dawid" that is spelled dalet-waw-dalet in the older books, but as dalet-waw-yod-dalet in Chronicles. The yod is a mater and the name can be spelled with or without it. But in "Dawid" the waw is a consonant and is necessary.

BTW "yoshiya" not "yeshua" is the word for "he will save".

ThePhysicist

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Shalom again!

So what you are saying is the "Waw" in any Hebrew name dated before 9 BC has a "W" sound in all the names listed below. Or does it just apply to YHWH ?

Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin
Yod-Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin
Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin
Yod-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay
Yod-Shin-Ayin-Yod-Hay-Waw
Yod-Hay-Waw-

What is the sound of "waw" in all the names listed above that have "Waw" before 9 BC. Spell it out for me, please!

Shalom
Daron

posted 02-04-2002 08:22 PM            

Thanks for the research. At least it opens dialogue regarding the one name by which mankind must be saved. Such dialogue is very difficult to introduce since most name believers feel we have arrived, and have little or no tolerance for the idea that we still might have it wrong. It certainly does no harm to constantly review to make our "calling and election sure."

There are two things that concern me, however. Firstly, I am not sure I know the difference between the pronunciation of Yahshua and Yahshuah, and secondly, as far as Messiah's name being changed after His death and resurrection, what name do you think we should be immersed in for salvation?

Blessings,

posted 02-04-2002 09:00 PM            

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Originally posted by Riyah:
Shalom Daron,

There are two things that concern me, however. Firstly, I am not sure I know the difference between the pronunciation of Yahshua and Yahshuah, and secondly, as far as Messiah's name being changed after His death and resurrection, what name do you think we should be immersed in for salvation?

Blessings,

Riyah

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Shalom Riyah

As I wrote in the document, I believe we have been pronouncing the name correctly as "Yahshua"! But a better transliteration would be Yahshuah, just as Yahudah has the full form of the Sacred Name, it also has and "h" -Hay- at the end when transliterated, and so does YHWH. There is a pattern of how it spelled in hebrew, therefore the patteren should remain when transliterated.

The "Tetragrammaton" with the sounds and meaning of complete salvation integrated within the Name, is the only name to be immersed into.

Here is my statement: {I bring up the same issues in the document}

The name of the Mashiach is the "Tetragrammaton" with the sounds and meaning of complete salvation integrated within the Name. (Yod-Hay-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay)

Those and I who have learned how to pronounce 'Yahshua' are correct in pronunciation of the Mashiach, because we have taught others how to pronounce the syllable of "Yah" (yaw) in front of the name and pronounce the end of the name as "aw."

The name of the Mashiach is transliterated in English as "Yahshuah" (Yaw-shoo-aw.)

The Hebrew spelling for the Mashiach is "Yod-Hay-Shin-Waw-Ayin-Hay." (Tetragrammaton with the sounds and meanings of complete Salvation integrated within.)
The Hebrew spelling of "Yod-Hay-Waw-Shin-Ayin" does not contain the "Tetragrammaton," needed for salvation, (Joel 2:32.) Nor does it represent the salvation of "YAH," but represents the names of earthly servants.

The name of the Mashiach should no longer be taught, "to be" from and of the names of earthly servants (Strongs: OT 3091, OT 3442), but can be used as examples.

I never said or even implied or believe that Mashiach was given another name after death. That is not in my teachings of the document at all!

I was commenting on the fact that Shlomoh said Mashiach was given another name after death.

Shalom
Daron

posted 02-05-2002 08:21 AM         

You are asking for a simple answer when a simple answer doesn't exist. Sometimes the spelling changed and sometimes the pronunciation changed. The spelling changed with the addition of hei's, yod's and waw's to represent vowel sounds. In cases like these the letters were never there before the 9th century BCE. In other cases there was a change in pronunciation. The best example of this is the reduction of the diphthong "aw" to the "o" sound. In that case you have a waw that was originally a semi-consonant changing to a mater. Each case has to be decided on an individual basis that depends on the history of the word. Efforts on my part to simplify are more likely to lead to error and misunderstanding. If you really want and need to understand this particular subject you need to dig the information out of the scholarly works yourself. Strong's is of no help on this subject, and most grammar books have little or nothing to say about it. When you deal with this subject you are dealing with the history of the development of the Hebrew language. It is a specialized subject. I'm sorry that I can't make it simple. I can only caution people to be very careful about their conclusions.

posted 02-07-2002 02:22 AM            

For those who are interested, I have refined the document, "The Tetragrammaton Within HaMashiach" and reposted it.

posted 02-23-2002 04:19 PM            

Part Two:

Out of Apostasy to the Truth of the Name:

The scriptures clearly teach that an age of apostasy began around the time of the end of the early Assembly. This age of apostasy created many replacement doctrines that separated new followers from the truth of what is essential for salvation and life of a believer. When the time for the restoration of truth began, many controversies have come to light, because many people have found that they have inherited lies from those who they have trusted in for so many years. They have found that it not only affected their salvation, but many before them.

Jer 16:19 O Yahuah, my strength and my fortress, my refuge in the day of affliction, the Gentiles shall come to you from the ends of the earth and say, "Surely our fathers have inherited lies, worthlessness and unprofitable things."

One of many of these apostate replacement doctrines that have many people upset is the replacement names for the Father and Mashiach. These replacement names are worthless and unprofitable lies that will not produce the beginning steps of salvation according to the scripture. However, those leaders who continue in these lies will say just about anything to justify their traditions and doctrines, then teach that the names "Jesus", and "Iesous" will do just fine. They say that the name "Yahuah" and "Yahshuah" are guess names and they demand to see New Testament Manuscripts with these names in them. Again, they are as blind as the atheists are to the overwhelming evidence of Elohim's creation around them. So don't let them manipulate you Brethren! What they are asking for is original writings of the Apostles to prove that the Apostles used the names "Yahuah" and "Yahshuah". Yet, there are no original New Testament Manuscripts that even prove that Paul used the guess name Iesous and Jesus. They get the name "Jesus" "Iesous" (ee-ay-sooce') from COPIES of New Testament Manuscripts. Therefore, Brethren, they have the same problem we do and what they say about us can also be applied to them, for they are the ones who have the true guess names. Their translation of the saving name of a Living Elohim into another language is nothing but a pure guess. They should have transliterated it, meaning to carry the same sound forth as they do many other important names. Oh yes, they will say the name "Jesus" is a transliteration of Iesous and say that Iesous and Jesus is a transliteration of Joshua, yet they sound nothing alike, for one is a Greek name and the other is an English name. Therefore, what they have proved is that the name they teach is a true guess name, yet they demand MSS from us to prove the name we believe in. They are grasping for straws and trying to take the light off their own error. Their argument is hypocritical and moot, so do not worry about their ranting of none existent original MSS of the Apostles. This is only one of many doctrines that have kept the people away from the truth of the Evangel. For they do not want to accept, believe or teach that they have accepted doctrines that were passed down through the ages for the time of the apostasy. This would mean teaching that all who believed in names Iesous and Jesus and the doctrines associated with these names are not a part of the early Assembly and things that pertain to them. This would mean teaching that they will come up in the second resurrection and be judged by their deeds (just as the gentiles be for Yahshuah), because they were not taught, nor heard the truth because the apostasy prevailed. Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the words of Yahuah and how shall they preach unless they be sent, right! In other words truth was not preached in the age of apostasy. However, the time finally came for the true restoration and the second fruit and those who hear the truth, but reject it, will now be judged by what they hear in the Evangel only. For it is taking many years to complete the restoration and we still have more to go! Therefore be careful what you reject, because it just might be truth! Study and show yourself approved rightly dividing the Word from the doctrines from an age of apostasy!

Those who defy the name of "Yahshuah" defend the true guess name "Jesus," but as the scriptures teach, the Gentiles shall come to Yahuah from the ends of the earth and say, "Surely our fathers have inherited lies, worthlessness and unprofitable things." Those who defend the name of "Jesus" and "Iesous" get these names from "Copies" of MSS and from the "Age of Apostasy." Only after the age of apostasy began did the people begin to use a different name for the Mashiach, but many held onto His name despite the changes that were threatening the early assembly.

Rev 3:7-8 "I know your works. See, I have set before you an open door, and no one can shut it; for you have a little strength, have kept My word, and have not denied My name.

Since we were warned 1900 years ago that an age of apostasy would take over, we have no choice but to follow the teachings of the scriptures below and many others.

Jude 3-4 Beloved, while I was very diligent to write to you concerning our common salvation, I found it necessary to write to you exhorting you to contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the believers. For certain men have crept in unnoticed, who long ago were marked out for this condemnation, ungodly men, who turn the grace of our Elohim into lewdness and deny the only Ruler and our Master Yahshuah Mashiach.

Because of the apostasy we have been told to contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the believers. According to the scripture the concerns are for our common salvation, therefore, we must take all issues that pertain to salvation into consideration. This also means that the "Name" used in salvation must be considered, because of what the scriptures teach about the need for such a Name. The Apostles knew that this day would come and salvation would be affected by the apostasy, so they told us what to do about the issues.

2 Peter 3:1-2 that you may be mindful of the words which were spoken before by the kodesh prophets, and of the commandment of us, the apostles of the Master and Savior,

Therefore, we do not need any original writings of the Apostles to prove what saving name was given to the Assembly, because all we need to do is follow the teachings of the Apostles on the issue at hand. Please note that Peter said to be mindful of the words, which were spoken before by the kodesh prophets, and of the commandment of the Apostles who followed the Master and Savior Yahshuah HaMashiach. The scriptures teach that the information needed is found in the prophecies of the prophets and the commandments of the Apostles. This means that certain truths that pertain to salvation came from the prophecy of the kodesh prophets long before the time of the Apostles and the copies of the NT MSS. The root of the truth of the Name prophesied for use in salvation cannot be found in the NT MSS, but it can be found in the teachings of the prophets. However, the command use of the saving name can be found in the teachings of the Apostles and NT MSS. For they even quoted and used the very root or foundation pertaining to the name given for salvation and they built on that same foundation.

The name for the Mashiach used in the copies of the NT MSS "Iesous" and the name "Jesus" used today are not in agreement with the name prophesied by the prophets for use in salvation. So what do we do? Do we continue to use the traditional name of Jesus used in the age of apostasy? Or do we contend for the faith, be mindful of the teachings of the prophets and use the same name given for use in salvation that the early assembly used? Well, as for me and my house we will use the name spoken by Yahuah through His kodesh prophets. Even Yahuah is a witness to what name we are to use in salvation, therefore, this makes the names "Jesus," "Iesous," "Adoni," "Lord," "Yeshua," "Yahushua," "Yehoshua," "Y'hoshua," "Y'shua," worthless and unprofitable names for use in the salvation of YAH.

If we do as the scriptures teach and be mindful of the words of prophets we can find the Name given for use in salvation from the prophet Joel. The fact of the matter is, it is one of the most common scriptures used in the evangel, but the name associated with it is not used for salvation at all. You must ask yourself why and why hasn't Christian leaders restored such a Name to the believers for salvation.

Joel 2:32 And it shall come to pass That whoever calls on the name of Yahuah
Shall be saved. For in Mount Zion and in Jerusalem there shall be deliverance,
As Yahuah has said, among the remnant whom Yahuah calls.

Even the Apostles were witnesses to what name to use for salvation, for it came to pass that deliverance was given by calling on the name associated with Joel 2:32 with belief in the Mashiach. Please note in your own Bibles: Wherever all caps are used for "LORD," the original name was "YHWH." Acts 2:21 and Rom 10:13, use all caps, which proves that the original name they preached, proclaimed and declared to the people is the same name associated with Joel 2:32.

Acts 2:21 And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of Yahuah Shall be saved.'

Rom 10:13 For "whoever calls on the name of Yahuah shall be saved."

The name that was associated with Joel 2:32 is in the name that was given to the Mashiach "Yahshuah," for He alone gave it the meaning of Salvation. The name Yahshuah represents the "Father, Son and Ruwach Hakodesh, and is the only name to call on for salvation and use in immersion! Praise Yahshuah! Now if you are going to teach salvation in the midst of an age of apostasy, you must follow what the scriptures teach, contend for the faith, and use the same name given for use in salvation that the early assembly used with belief in Mashiach, (John 3:16 and 18). Then you must follow the teachings and commandments of the Apostles concerning the Name and salvation. DO NOT use a common name, but use one that is above all other names.

Phil 2:9 Wherefore Elohim also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name which is above every name:

Simple common sense proves that the names in question are not names above every name. All the names in question cannot be found in Joel 2:32, but the name "Yahuah" can because it is a part of the prophecy. But Christian leaders would have you to believe in the same common names of many Yisraelites for the name of the Mashiach. They would have you also believe that the name Jesus and Iesous is from those common names too. Therefore, none of these names identify the true Mashiach, nor are these names the name above every name, for there was only one name given. Even the name Iesous was a common Greek name. Consider the following with all the names in question:

Did Yeshua, (Joshua) come to the temple today? No, he is out sick today. Oh, well lets go into the Temple and worship Yeshua and pray in the name of Yeshua for Yeshua, that Yeshua will heal him. Do you know how many people name their Children "Jesus", for you would have the same problem in a Spanish Church.

The only name that is above all other names would be the one that came from the Father's name. This simply means that the Father gave His name within the name of the Mashiach just as he did in His people. This is much like people today who receive their names from their father. They have inherited their names from their father's name. Well, the scriptures proves that Yahshuah inherited his name from the Father too, and this name is superior to the common names Yeshua and Jesus, Joshua.

Heb 1:3-4 So he became as much superior to the angels as the name he has inherited is superior to theirs.

As I have said, "if you are going to use a name for salvation, you must use the one that was given which is above all other names." The Sacred forms of the Name have been recorded in the Hebrew Scriptures and historical records and even in the speech of people. For Yahuah said his name would be a memorial unto all generations.

Ex 3:15 Moreover Elohim said to Moses, "Thus you shall say to the children of Israel: 'Yahuah Elohim of your fathers, the Elohim of Abraham, the Elohim of Isaac, and the Elohim of Jacob, has sent me to you. This is My name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.'

Ps 135:13 Thy name, O Yahuah, endures for ever; and your memorial, O Yahuah, throughout all generations.

Therefore, we know that Yahuah cannot lie and He has proven this fact by even preserving His name in His People (Yahudah) and even through the praise of His name in speech and songs of all people, tongues and nations who praise Elohim, for "HalleluYah" in any language means praise to YAH.

Just as prophecies prove that we need Elohim and His word to be saved within a chosen Mashiach sent to us for our salvation, prophecy proves that we also need a name to use in salvation otherwise salvation is not complete, (John 3:18). The prophecy of Joel 2:32 is the foundation of the age of Mashiach and it became the foundation for the beliefs of the early assembly. This foundation was integrated into their beliefs and teachings for all new believers to come, long before the copies of the NT MSS came about.

Acts 2:21 And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of Yahuah Shall be saved.'

Rom 10:13 For "whoever calls on the name of Yahuah shall be saved."

Therefore we must also follow the commandments of the Apostles and be immersed into the saving name of the person who died for the people.

Acts 2:38-39 Then Peter said to them, "Repent, and let every one of you be immersed in the name of Yahshuah Mashiach for the remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Ruwach Hakodesh.

Acts 19:5 When they heard this, they were immersed in the name of the savior Yahshuah.

Acts 22:16 And now why are you waiting? Arise and be immersed and wash away your sins, calling on the name of Yahshuah.'

The prophecy of Joel 2:32 became a witness to what name to use for salvation and the time and day for salvation.

Other prophets are also a witness to who Mashiach is and what His name is.

Zech 13:9 I will bring the one-third through the fire, Will refine them as silver is refined, And test them as gold is tested. They will call on My name, And I will answer them. I will say, 'This is My people'; And each one will say, Yahuah is my Elohim.' "

Isa 45:21-23 Declare what is to be, present it--let them take counsel together. Who foretold this long ago, who declared it from the distant past? Was it not I, Yahuah? And there is no Elohim apart from me, a righteous Elohim and a Savior; there is none but me. "Turn to me and be saved, all you ends of the earth; for I am Elohim and there is no other. By myself I have sworn, my mouth has uttered in all integrity a word that will not be revoked: Before me every knee will bow; by me every tongue will swear.

Phil 2:9-11 Therefore Elohim exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Yahshuah every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Yahshuah Mashiach is Master, to the glory of Elohim the Father.

Eph 2:19-20 having been built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Yahshuah Mashiach Himself being the chief cornerstone.

If believers will turn their back on the traditional teachings from an age of apostasy and return to the foundational teachings of the apostles and prophets, they will find truth in the Name and Salvation.

May YAH Yahuah our Elohim bless you with the Salvation of Yahshuah!