Shem = name.. and that is not 🚫 Qodesh at all . YHWH🔯 4 LTR°s, 3 sounds, YaH OoAH & #*s 🔯 manifests as cymatic Words: SOVEREIGN ETERNAL SUPREME IMMORTAL POTENTATE, TRUTH, LOVE, & ALL BEAUTIFUL WORDS, Atom ⚛️ DNA 🧬 DIAMOND 💎🌷🌻🌹☀️🌙✨, Yet 1st, his GLORY🔯 LILY FLOWER, & pomegranate, therefore the sigNATURE = sign in nature, of YaH🔯 in our DNA 🧬 Sulfuric bridge #'s = Y H W H = 10+5+6+5 = 26 > 8 🤔 YHWH🔯 = 4 Ltr's, 3 Soun∆s 3/4 = 7 = Completion and ∆aleth aka Door YaH'UaH🔯. *> 8th♾️ 25+1+8+21+1+8 = 68 > 14 > 5 Grace YaH'OA 25+1+8+15+1 = 50 > 5 Grace YaHWeH✡️ . 🤔no 8th 25+1+8+23+5+8 = 70 > 7 - 0 completion YahAwah🕎. > 8th 25+1+8+1+23+1+8 = 67 > 13 > 4 stable BioGeoMetric sigNATURE🔯of YaH🔯 Romans 1:19 “Because that which may be known of YaH'UaH AllahAYnu is manifest in them, {Atom ⚛️}; for AllahAYnu hath SHEWED IT UNTO THEM.” The key is knowing what Fathers, "GLORY", is.... Solomon in all his glory, was not as glorious as the Lilly🌷= 🔯 flower..Fathers favorite flower, amongst flowers! Why 🤔 now we must go LOOK & SEE A LILY FLOWER... then the sigNATURE 🔯 is known❤ 2 Es∆ras 5:24 “And of all lands of the whole world thou hast chosen thee one pit: and of all the flowers thereof, one Lillie🔯.” Exodus 28:34 “A golden bell and a POMEGRANATE, a golden bell and a pomegranate, upon the hem of the robe round about.” MatithYahua 6:28-29 >Gift of YaH'UaH🔯 28 And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the LILIES of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin: 29 And yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. As in the many flowers of the field, the Lilly, Iris, tulip and mulberry, peppers, and many more. All display, Father's Great sigNATURE🔯, in flower form. Psalms 91:4 He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust: YaH'UaHs🔯TRUTH shall be thy shield and buckler. As King David did, {rather ∆au∆}, placed YaHs sign, on his shield🔯, buckler🔯, & breastplate🔯 Ayob 38:2 words with knowledge As with all beautiful words spoKIN, even SOVEREIGN ETERNAL SUPREME IMMORTAL, TRUTH, HARMONY, LOVE, & JOY, so each Mandelbrot forms🔯around this sigNATURE🔯 cymatic tone. And no matter how many times, each word is written or spoken, the cymatic image of each, tho unique, still remain in the same form🔯. See Dr. Emoto Masuro & Prof. Luc Montagnier. Psalm 19:1The heavens declare the GLORY🔯❄️of YaH'UaH; and the firmament sheweth his handy work. Ayob 38:22 “Hast thou entered into the treasures of the SNOW❄️? or hast thou seen the treasures of the HAIL❄️? As the tears, (RAIN}, of the heavenly hosts fall, through the cold & SNOWFLAKES❄️ are formed, in accordance to their praises, HalleluYah🔯❄️💜 Yashayahua 55:10-11 Genesis 2:7 And YaHU'aH AllahAYnu formed man of the DUST of the GROUND⚛️, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life🔯......YaH🔯 SPEAKS; EL yoU Cee, EL oM into MoLeCule's, & formation of seMaN! WE Swim to the womb, as ATOMS ⚛️ form as 2 SowEL's collide, into DNA 🧬 , by which all cells are made & multiply! Having united, 2 married in2, 1 new sowel, for the making of a zygote, new NaMes, in human form. And the cymatic heartbeat of a FetUS🔯639 hertz, another sown Eloheim, 2 be born, as 1, a marriage & unbreakable bond! Marriage = baby🍼! YeremiYahua 1:5 5 Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee As in the Ancient Covenant Elders Yahua∆ah, which are called by YaH🔯's Great name. Yahua∆ah = YaH'UaHs🔯,🔺- ∆oor, of IMMORTALITY. The π🔯mi∆! Sonic implosion creates the star tetYAHedron🔯 when speaKING: YaH'UaHs Great NAME. YashaYahua 19:19.. there be an altar🔺to YaH'UaH🔯 in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar🕯️at the border thereof to YaH'UaH🔯. 1 Maccabees 13:28...Shem'n Kheph'a built 7 piYaHmi∆s. In all the above, what do we see? Fathers sigNATURE🔯 is how everything is KINnected 💜, tested, known & proven! Go Look, know & see! Romans 1: 18 For the wrath of YaH'UaH🔯⚛️ is revealed from heaven against all unYaHliness and unrighteousness of men, WHO HOLD THE TRUTH IN UNRIGHTEOUSNESS; 19 Because that which may be known of YaH'UaH is manifest in them, {Molecules & Atoms⚛️}; for YaH'UaH🔯 hath shewed it unto them. 20 For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power⚛️ and Ya'Hid🔯; so that they are without excuse: 21 Because that, when they knew YaH'UaH, they glorified him not as AllahAYnu, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened. 22 Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools, Romans 1:23:32 23 And changed the GLORY 🔯 of the uncorruptible YaH'UaH🔯 into an image made like to corruptible man (J.C.✝️), and to birds, ( 🦅,eagle) and four footed beasts, ( 🐂bull), and creeping things, ( 🐍snake- don't tread on me). 24 Wherefore YaH'UaH🔯 also gave them up to uncleanness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonour their own bodies between themselves: 25 Who changed the TRUTH of YaH'UaH🔯 into a LIE✝️, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amein. Acts 7:42 “Then YaH'UaH🔯 turned, and gave them up to worship the host of heaven ✨⭐..🇺🇲
And another thing JUDAISM BABYLONIAN TALMUDISTS RELIGION 🤢 🤮 is NOT 🚫 YAHUADAISM 🔯🔺🟦🟦 Now go read YAHEZQEL and learn why most of ye of the North are about to get your behinds finally whipped. From a southern kingdom of TsYahn YahuaDah Yarushalom Ya'acob offspring... Smhh
@I.Follow.Yeshua. Yes Revelation 19 :12-13 It also says his name was called the word of God. But my question is, why does the Bible say he had a name that no one knew, but he himself?
In the Bible people didn’t write Yod Hey Vav Hey, synonyms, the four letters or write the tetragrammaton, instead they boldly and purposely replaced and substituted it with the title lord. Then made an excuse that it’s so sacred that people shouldn’t say it, yet Yah tells us otherwise, He tells us to use, say and call upon His name. Replacing The Heavenly Father’s name with lord is adding and taking away from Scripture which we are not to do. Names are very important. The Father’s name is very important. Though people may have different pronunciations is another topic, but someone shouldn’t promote or continues to follow man’s traditions by replacing His name when they’ve been given revelation of His name. Proverbs 18:10 doesn’t say the name of lord (a title). It says The Name (not title) of the Yahuah is a strong tower: the righteous runneth into it, and is safe. 2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people, which are called by my Name (not title), shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land. Malachi 3:16: This verse says, "May people know that you, whose name is Yahuah, you alone are the Most High over all the earth". A name is not a title. Carrying forth His reputation, essence and character is in His name and is His name.
Very well said, and backed with scriptures. Yahusha comes in His father's name litteraly. No way you can have that with the titles and translittérations. Only their original names allow for this Truth.
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Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words! Your comment truly means a lot to me. I strive to approach these topics with honesty and a genuine love for God’s Word, and it’s a blessing to know that it comes across. Your support inspires me to keep digging deeper and sharing insights that can help others grow in their understanding and relationship with God. Blessings to you as well, and thank you for being a part of this journey! If there’s ever a topic you’d like me to explore, feel free to let me know-I’d love to hear your thoughts!
I truly appreciate you-thank you so much! Unfortunately, we live in a world where many listen only to respond, and few are open to accepting perspectives that differ from their own beliefs. I’m not telling anyone they can’t use one pronunciation over another. I’m simply pointing out that there are many ways to pronounce His name, and we shouldn’t insist that the way we say it is the only ‘right’ one while dismissing all others-especially when the chosen pronunciation is a reimagined expression created within the last 155 years.
@@gclmediaHello sir, while I appreciate your search and sharing of the true name of the Father, I do disagree that we can choose to pronounce it however we want. I used to call His name Yahweh but through searching the scriptures, praying, and fasting, the Father has made His true name known to me. The Father shows many times His character and nature in the Scriptures and He is perfect. He is very detail oriented and precise, and when He makes things they are perfect. When He showed Masha (Moses) the tabernacle in the Shamayim (what they call heavens) to make a copy of, he told Him numerous times to make sure he did it EXACTLY as it was shown to him. He didn’t want the smallest thing changed even slightly. And that was a temporary earthly dwelling in which His presence was to reside, so how much more do you think He cares about His name, which is Qadash (what they call holy) above all things and remains forever? People will say it’s about what’s in their heart that matters, and while that is true to an extent as long as they’re seeking to know the truth, the truth itself is very important. Yahuah is looking for those who worship Him in spirit and in TRUTH. 99% truth isn’t truth; truth must be 100% accurate. Like for me for example, my name is Omar. If someone called me Amar, though it was close and sounded similar, it isn’t my name and I would correct him/her. If me, being a mere human would do so, how much more would Yahuah Alahym (what they call God) who is worthy to be called properly by His name care about His name? Search the Scriptures and you will see how zealous He is for His name and how He desired to make it known. It was extremely important to Him, so do you think He was that zealous for it just to have people call Him a name that has some resemblance but isn’t His name? Of course not! May Yahuah continue to lead you into all truth, and righteousness, and Qadasha (what they call holiness) for His name’s sake! Shalum! :)
You people are ridiculous arguing about such a trivial thing as God's name...man can't even form the sound that is God's name... furthermore, when the disciples asked Jesus how to pray, Jesus said our Father who are in heaven hallowed be thy name... Jesus never said you'd better write this down boys, it's God's sacred name & if you can't say it right you're damned...I get so sick of self righteous egomaniacs that insist on pretending to know more than anyone else...you make yourselves look like idiots & it really destroys your credibility as a supposed Christian... Jesus Christ is the way to everlasting life, not knowing God's sacred name ...
Youre very good at explaining things. Have you thought about using visuals in your videos, maybe pictures or pop up words around you as you speak? I think it could help give a good visual in supplement to the points your talking about. Regardless the slow and concise language does well to give us viewers the ability to process this information mentally. That could just be an added boost.
Thank you so much for the thoughtful suggestion! I’m really glad to hear that my style of explaining things clearly and at a slower pace is helpful for processing the information. I actually minimized the amount of editing I was doing because many viewers expressed a desire for a more straightforward, conversational approach-just a direct talk without too many distractions. But your idea of adding some simple visuals or pop-up words to reinforce key points is a great one! I’ll definitely keep this in mind as I consider ways to enhance the content without taking away from the natural flow. Thanks again for your feedback-it truly helps me refine and improve the experience for everyone watching!
The word GOD is not a name. Is a title. It’s ALAHYIM. We not using these pegan words. Or this pegan calendar. We going back to our language which is paleo Hebrew
That’s wonderful. Now tell me how to say “All Praises to the Most High YAH in paleo Hebrew. We speak English. All language was created by Him. Speak what you know. Until we learn the pure language, speak what you know! And speak that which is written. Does Alahyim, know He is referenced as God? Yes, the Bible is inspired by Him. He has allowed it to be so. Don’t get caught up like some who refer to Him as The Name! Hashem!
You should speak the language that you were born with? 🤦🏾♀️ “For thou art not sent to a people of a strange speech and of an hard language, but to the house of Israel; not to many people of a strange speech and of an hard language, whose words thou canst not understand. Surely, had I sent thee to them, they would have hearkened unto thee.” Ezekiel 3:5-6 KJV This is why it was translated. Duh
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Enjoyed your video. Always said his name represents his authority and power. When you say he had a name above, every name. That means he had authority and power above all, authority and power on earth, God bless your brother, and may His grace continue to be with you
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and encouragement! You’re absolutely right-God’s name represents His ultimate authority and power. When Scripture says He has a name above every name, it’s a powerful reminder that His authority surpasses all, not just on earth but in all creation. You also brought up another intriguing question in another comment: Why does Revelation 19:12 mention that Jesus has a name no one knew? In my book, ‘The Name Above All Names,’ I explore this more exhaustively. It’s a fascinating study that requires paying close attention to the text. God giving Jesus a name above every name is telling us that the name “Jesus” (or even Yehoshua or Yeshua is not that name-it’s referring to a name or authority granted by God that’s ”uniquely” His. In fact, at least five other people in the Bible are named Jesus, so this goes deeper than the name itself. Revelation 19:12-16 reemphasizes this idea, revealing a name that remains mysterious. Shem doesn't mean name as we understand names... We often forget that Paul, the writer of Philippians, had a similar John-like experience described in 2 Corinthians 12, where he was caught up to the third heaven and heard inexpressible things. These connections give us a fuller picture of God’s authority and mystery, working through Jesus in ways that surpass our full comprehension. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and I truly appreciate your blessing. May His grace continue to be with you, and may we both grow in understanding and awe of His name and authority. God bless you, my brother!
Thank you so much for your incredible support and encouragement! It means the world to me to know that the content resonates with you and that you’re so passionate about exploring the truth of our Father’s name. My goal has always been to share these insights in a way that inspires deeper understanding and connection to God’s Word. Your enthusiasm is such a blessing-thank you for being part of this journey! Let’s continue growing and seeking truth together! Blessings to you!
Thank you for your thoughtful comment! I completely understand that feeling. The name “Yahuah” has gained popularity relatively recently, particularly in the 20th century. While it’s presented as a restoration of God’s original name, it’s important to note that this specific form doesn’t appear in ancient Hebrew manuscripts or early translations. Your discernment is key here. It’s always good to approach these things with caution and a desire for truth. The history and pronunciation of God’s name are deeply nuanced, and it’s okay to question and seek clarity. What’s most important is understanding the meaning and reverence behind His name, which reflects His eternal, self-sustaining nature and His covenant relationship with us. Thank you for engaging with the content and sharing your perspective-it’s always encouraging to hear from thoughtful viewers like you. Keep seeking, studying, and growing in your understanding of God’s Word! Blessings!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it fascinating. The depth and complexity of these topics never cease to amaze me, and it’s always exciting to dive into them with others who are just as curious. If you have any questions or specific areas you’d like to explore further, feel free to share-I’d love to continue the conversation! Thank you for engaging!
They not allowed to. Gotta keep their pockets line with cash and would actually have to live by the word. It’s deception keep seeking you will find the truth❤
Thank you for your thoughtful question! Believe it or not, most pastors don’t know the historical or linguistic details about the pronunciation of God’s name, and that’s okay-it’s not typically a focus of their training or ministry. In fact, it’s not really the pastor’s role to teach the correct pronunciation of God’s name. Their primary calling, as shepherds, is to “feed the sheep” by teaching, guiding, and nurturing their congregation in the Word of God and in their relationship with Him. Many pastors rely on denominational beliefs, without diving into the linguistic nuances. Their focus is often on conveying God’s character, His covenant relationship with His people, and His work in our lives, rather than emphasizing the specifics of His name. That said, understanding the history and meaning of God’s name can enrich our study of Scripture, and it’s great that you’re interested in exploring this topic further! Thank you for raising such an insightful question, and I encourage you to keep seeking and growing in your faith. Blessings to you!
“But Solomon built him an house. Howbeit the most High dwelleth not in temples made with hands; as saith the prophet, Heaven is my throne, And earth is my footstool: What house will ye build me? saith the Lord: Or what is the place of my rest? Hath not my hand made all these things? Ye stiffnecked and uncircumcised in heart and ears, ye do always resist the Holy Ghost: as your fathers did, so do ye. Which of the prophets have not your fathers persecuted? and they have slain them which shewed before of the coming of the Just One; of whom ye have been now the betrayers and murderers: who have received the law by the disposition of angels, and have not kept it.” Acts 7:47-53 KJV
You know and also modern Hebrew is not even Hebrew, it's a language called Yiddish, which is an Eastern European language, by the ashkenazis, which called themselves Jews but are not Jews. Cuz in Genesis chapter 10 you'll see that the tribe of ashkenaz is of the lineage of Japheth, not Shem. These people that call themselves Jews but are not Jews but of the synagogue of Satan, the Ashkenazi Zionist Jews, who gave us a language they call Hebrew but is nothing but the Yiddish, when you go all the way back through the Yiddish language it takes you back to Aramaic, not Hebrew. Aramaic goes all the way back to ancient Babylon Babylonian language
@ashleytaylor-c2e you know when you look up Usha, All these people are saying yahusha, but you look up goddess usha, Yah Usha, this is feminine, this is an ancient pagan goddess, so all this Hebrew language today is not Hebrew at all. I think they're setting the world up for their final Antichrist, to have everybody speak this Yiddish language and say the name of their Messiah in their language but God preserved his word for all generations and we got the name of The Messiah in our tongue. I'm starting this journey about the languages but you have to start way back, with the Paleo Hebrew and go from there
“And other sheep I have, which are not of this fold: them also I must bring, and they shall hear my voice; and there shall be one fold, and one shepherd.” John 10:16 KJV
You are here to add to the confusion. Shem is not a proper pronunciation. Scripture says it is The Name YAHUAH is what saves you, not what you think is in your heart.
Why do you hebrew iseralites love to argue and cause division among God's people stop sinning if you don't agree go about your business the fact is only the priest knew how to pronounce the name of God. We know impart but when the lord returns we will know all things. Our father knows our intentions to respect him.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. I understand how deeply this topic resonates for many, and I appreciate the opportunity to clarify. My goal is not to add confusion but to encourage deeper study and reflection on God’s name, its meaning, and its significance in Scripture. The term “shem,” as used in Hebrew, does not refer to a specific pronunciation but rather encompasses the essence, reputation, and authority of a name. In the context of YHWH, “shem” points to the fullness of God’s character and being, which transcends any single human language or pronunciation. While I respect the conviction many have about specific renderings like “Yahuah,” it’s important to note that Scripture doesn’t provide a definitive pronunciation of YHWH. What it does emphasize is faith, heeding to, and the acknowledgment of God’s sovereignty. In Romans 10:9-10, we see that salvation is tied to confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in our hearts that God raised Him from the dead. This shows that our relationship with God is about more than just vocalizing His name-it’s about a heart posture of faith and trust in Him. I encourage you to continue studying and seeking truth in Scripture. Conversations like these are valuable because they push us all to think more deeply about our relationship with God. Thank you for engaging, and I pray this discussion helps bring clarity and encouragement as we explore these profound topics together.
Blessings! Thank you so much! All too often people forget that God is not human. He doesn't think like us. He is omniscient!!! It’s so important that we remember with intent and purpose that God is not human and does not think like us. His understanding transcends language, dialect, and even our limited ways of expression. God knows exactly who or what we are calling out to-He searches the heart and discerns whether our cries are directed toward Him or toward a false god of our own making. His omniscience ensures that He sees beyond words and into the sincerity of our intentions. Let’s take comfort in knowing that His knowledge and love surpass all human limitations!
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! The connection between “Lord” and “Ba’al” is indeed fascinating and highlights the importance of context in understanding biblical language. In Hosea 2:16 (KJV), God says, “And it shall be at that day, saith the Lord, that thou shalt call me Ishi; and shalt call me no more Baali.” This verse reveals God’s desire for His people to relate to Him not as Ba’al (lord), a title that often conveys fear and apprehension, but as Ishi (my husband), emphasizing a loving and intimate relationship. Interestingly, Ba’al and Baali are linguistically the same word, but their contextual use matters greatly. God no longer wanted to be called Baali, even though it could mean “my lord,” because the term had become associated with idolatry and false gods. Instead, God sought a relationship based on love and covenant, not one rooted in fear. This is a beautiful illustration of God’s relational nature and His desire to be known intimately, not distantly. It’s also important to distinguish Ba’al from Adonai, another title meaning “Lord” in Scripture. While Ba’al often connotes false worship and idolatry, Adonai is a sacred title used exclusively for the true God, reflecting His sovereignty and covenant faithfulness. I’m so glad this content has inspired you to study further! The depth of Scripture is incredible, and understanding the nuances of God’s name and titles helps us grow in our relationship with Him. Thank you for engaging with the video and for your kind words. Keep exploring the Word, and feel free to share any insights or questions as you continue your studies! I cover your question very exhaustively in ‘The Name Above All Names!”
This video is off on a lot of areas. There is prophecy in Scripture and historical documents that piece together the truth. It's in this video I found 'blessed be Your Name' on the channel 'follow the lamb today'
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I’d love to hear more about which areas you feel could use clarification or a different perspective. I’m always open to learning and exploring insights from prophecy, Scripture, and historical documents, as they can really enrich our understanding. If there’s something specific you’d like to discuss or an area you think would add value to the conversation, please feel free to elaborate-I’d genuinely appreciate it! Thank you again for engaging, and I look forward to hearing more from you.
I believe His name is Yahusha in Hebrew. But let not your brain be twisted, you can’t go wrong with what is written. Why do I call Him Jesus, cause it is written. Does He know He is called Jesus? Of course, He has allowed it to be so in the English speaking language. Go with what is written. When standing before Him and He ask you why you called Him a name other Jesus, what will be your answer? If He ask you why you called Him Jesus, Answer; because it is written in scripture!
@ I understand…also there is power in the name of Jesus and it’s proven…my desire is to be right and in good standing with God, and where it’s written do not take away or add to the book, it got me to thinking abt Jesus name, and there’s several theories on how and why it was changed….
Let's do our research please....the name "Jesus" in not in our 1611 Bible...so where did it come from....it's a pagan rendition of the name of the Roman God Zeus...hail Zeus....Je..zeus!!
@ , My point is this. Please consider. The Most High is in control of all things, including everything! Not limited by anything. What is written in scriptures. Every jot., everything! The challenge for us as believers is to believe it. I’ve heard the whole Zeus argument, along with the 1611 Bible argument, along with the name Jesus means earth pig argument. And after all the arguments the name that is in scripture is Jesus. I believe His name is Yahusha in Hebrew. I believe He is referred to as Jesus in English. Some have said His name is Yahawahshi, Yeshua, Yahushua, Yahshiyah, Yahoshua etc….. The question is according to the current Bible what name is given? Keep in mind, our Creator can use whatever name He chooses to use. I don’t want to stand before Him and explain why I said the name Jesus means hail Zeus, only to have Him, ask me to show Him in the scriptures inspired by Him, where it says the name Jesus means hail to Zeus. Knowledge is a beautiful thing, but wisdom , grace and humility will help us avoid humiliation. Go with that is written and you won’t go wrong! Isaiah 26:4 KJV Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength: Isaiah 26:4 NKJV Trust in the LORD forever, For in YAH, the LORD, is everlasting strength. From the KJV to the NKJV we see a change. Who do you attribute this change to? Man? Lean not to your own understanding. He brings about the change in His Time, concerning everything! Romans 10:17 KJV So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. Your faith His name means hail Zeus, came from you hearing His name means hail Zeus. Matthew 12:36-37 KJV But I say unto you, That every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment. [37] For by thy words thou shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned. This comes from the same book that refers to HaMashiah as Jesus the Christ. Be careful. Job 38:2 KJV Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge?
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I encourage you to seek the Most High concerning confirmation of His name. I would also like to share my quick testimony below (it will say “Testimony”). All esteem to Yahuah. Yahuah is not a modern name. The sacred name movement is a way to pose a stumbling block and keep people bound in error. There are many scriptures that let us know to proclaim His Wonderful name! Also the books labeled as apocryphal should not be labeled as such. They are scripture, books that the very people we read bout had access to (ex. the book of Yashar/Jasher and Enoch is mentioned in scripture). I’m no longer giving any power to men (who are not in covenant with Yahuah) the power to control what is now considered “canon”. In my ignorance I did such, but Yahuah is opening my eyes. “Testimony”: He confirmed to me the name of his ban (son) is Yahusha. This was a concern for me since I was hearing people use different names (Yahushua, Yeshua, Yahwashi … etc.). The facts only confirm what Yahuah showed me. To me the facts are the icing on the cake since it confirms what He has spoken. The name of the ban has the Father’s name in it. There is no possible way that it is Yahweh because Yahusha and Yahuah both have the (Yad + Hay + Waw … which equals Yahu)as the first 3 letters. It’s important to remember that modern Hebrew was not spoken by Yahusha and those before him. In fact, I believe modern Hebrew is a corruption of the original language which I also believe was the first language that once was spoken before the scattering mentioned in Gen. 11:1-9 (key verses are 1 & 9). Yahusha said: “I am come in my Father's name, and you receive me not: if another shall come in his own name, him you will receive.” John (not his real name) 5:43 This is why I am standing on 1 John 2:27. Many self proclaimed teachers are leading people astray. (Ex. Your words at the 7:00 mark). Your or my opinion does not matter, it’s about His Word … His Truth, that’s what matters. I also encourage you to repent and turn to Yahuah and step down from being a false teacher, be in covenant with Yahuah through Yahusha as a regrafted home-born olive tree (since that is your true heritage and bloodline identity), be sound in your understanding, seasoned … and IF approved by Yahuah and your behavior is confirmed as upright by Qadash unbiased (not partial) men (witnesses) (1 Tim 3:7) in The Way, shepherd. You must be a follower and walk with Mashyach Yahusha, not JC who is a false representation of the Mashyach (it’s more than a name topic). You don’t have to be a pastor to be effective. Anyone who chooses and does the will of the Father are effective. Men who proclaimed and shared the basorah (pleasing news!) did not have it easy, were not always received, and were even killed although they will not be put to shame (Psalms 25:3, Romans 10:11). I myself have had to humble myself and still am since departing from the religion of C-anity. The title “G*d” is the name of an idol. The Hebrew word is Aluah. I also saw that you are selling merchandise that includes false names (ex. J*sus) which his name IS linked to idols and IS NOT Hebrew (which I think correct pronunciation is Abaray if I’m not mistaken. If I am, I will stand corrected). The men in scripture who were of the seed of Ya’aqab had purposeful names. We see that in the Hebrew culture even when you look at the names of the prophets. The name JC had no Hebrew linkage but is a gentile tongue name. You must be sure since you are providing a resource to people. You must be sure for yourself first. You must be in covenant with Yahuah through His ban Yahusha who is the true Mashyach. The name “L*rd” means “Baal” which goes against Exodus 23:13 which is a commandment. I use asterisks for the sake of this conversation. This video is wrong.
Blessings, and thank you so much! There is a significant difference between Adonai (Lord) and Baal (Lord), and it highlights the incredible nuance of Hebrew. While both are often translated as “Lord” in English, they are completely different words in Hebrew, carrying distinct meanings and connotations. This is a reminder of the depth and precision in the original language, which can sometimes be lost in translation. Understanding these differences can greatly enrich our study of Scripture!
@@gclmedia Were you able to see my response addressing your reply? Sadly on my end I can't, but I want to confirm it was not deleted by you (not to blame, but to be sure). I do want to note that I have dealt with my comments being hidden or not showing probably due to censoring. If you did not see my comment I can repost it.
Thank you for your comment and for watching the video! The purpose of this content wasn’t just to promote my book, The Name Above All Names, but to explore the rich and nuanced history behind God’s name. The mention of my book, The Name Above All Names, is intended as a resource for those who want to dive even deeper into these topics-it’s not the main focus of the video but rather an additional tool for those seeking more exhaustive study. His name goes beyond pronunciation-it represents His authority, essence, and eternal presence. The Bible reveals this mystery, calling us to understand His character rather than focus solely on how it’s spoken. While this video provides an overview, the book contains far more detail than I could ever include here. It dives deeply into the history, meaning, and significance of God’s name. If there’s something specific you’d like to discuss, I’d love to continue the conversation. Thank you again for engaging!
I Believe that the Prenounciation is importend to remember the story of Elia .I Say YAHWEH .But I still have a Question Pastor Gene still would like to know and want to know what HAYAH means .
I agree with you. I understand those that feel that they are honoring The Most High by using His correct name, but most of us were saved calling on the name of Jesus. So, I guess if you use the name Jesus, you're going to hell? It's about relationship and not religion. Revelation 19:12 says He has a name that no one knows. Revelation 19:12 NKJV [12] His eyes were like a flame of fire, and on His head were many crowns. He had a name written that no one knew except Himself. Blessings and Shalom. 🙏🏽
This is good but most people teach modern Hebrew which is what the Ashkanaz created /use as the Shemitic Israelites, used the paleo. So if you use the paleo it's Yahawah. Ya Ha Wa. Also, you are Israel my brother! God is a title used by many, Yah is a name used by only One
Amen. I thank my Father God YHWH for His holy name. I bless the Lord o my soul and all that is within me bless His holy name. Thank You Father God for the power of the cross. Thank You my God my redeemer for salvation through Your Son Yahawashi. I praise Your name because You are worthy of all praise, glory and honor. You are the only true and living God in Yahawashi's Holy name i pray.
🔥JESUS MY Heavenly Father hear my prayers. Give me courage. As a single mother, raising not one but two children with special needs can be overwhelming. I’m constantly struggling to pay bills. Struggling to buy groceries, struggling to do it all. I want to give up however faith is all I have left and faith is all I need. FATHER GIVE ME YOUR STRENGTH. IN JESUS NAME.❤️💕
This is great! Thank you so much for your insight! Is there any significance to addressing God as "Our Father"? Didn't Jesus reveal because we are now children of God by adoption we can rightly call Him Abba, Father? Do you know what biblical translations still use YHWH? This is a great video to show my Jehovah Witness friends.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I’m glad you found the video insightful. Your question about addressing God as “Our Father” is so important-it’s truly one of the most beautiful revelations Jesus gave us. When He teaches us to pray, calling God “Our Father,” it reflects that profound shift in our relationship with God: through Jesus, we’re no longer distant followers but sons, able to approach Him with the closeness of calling Him “Abba, Father.” It’s an amazing expression of intimacy and trust that was less accessible before Jesus’ ministry. As for translations that still use YHWH, I know that you’ll find God’s name represented in versions like the American Standard Version (ASV) and the New World Translation both as Jehovah, while in the Jerusalem Bible it is Yahweh. Each translation has a different approach, but they’re helpful for exploring how “YHWH” is represented in Scripture. And it’s great to hear you’re sharing this with your Jehovah’s Witness friends! My fiance was born and raise Jehovah's Witness. Conversations like these open the door for understanding more about our faith and about God’s character. If you’d like to go deeper, my book 'The Name Above All Names' dives into the meaning of “YHWH” and the relationship we have with God, as Jesus taught us. Thank you again for watching and for the engaging questions!
@@gclmedia I will definitely try to get the Jehovah's Witnesses to watch this video but I find it highly unlikely since it is not Watchtower approved. The Jehovah's Witnesses seem to be very skeptical and overly critical of any translation that is not NWT because of this very issue. I understand their concern that we should not tamper with the Word of God. But, it was in reverence to the Holy Name YHWH (so a jew wouldn't speak it while reading the scriptures) not a cover up. The LORD was a reminder of the Holy Name, YHWH. But, I do sympathize with their point we should not be tampering with the Word of God. However, one could easily say that the Jehovah's Witnesses tampered with YHWH by using the vowels from Adonai to get Jehovah, right? I do not know if the Jehovah's Witnesses are aware of this. So it seems both groups are guilty. I use the RSVCE edition and it does bother me that the translation has translated the sacred text to LORD in the OT. One last thing that is interesting is that whenever the NT quotes from the OT such as in Romans 10:13 it translates it as LORD and never YHWH or Jehovah. So It seems St. John knew what he was doing being that he was inspired by the Holy Spirit when he wrote the Gospel of John. I guess I just need to order your book because this topic is fascinating.
Thank you for your heartfelt comment! Praising the Most High YHWH and His Son, who was manifested in the flesh, is such a beautiful expression of faith and gratitude. It’s a reminder of God’s love and the incredible gift of redemption He has given us. Let’s continue to lift His name high every day, acknowledging His power, grace, and the eternal relationship He offers us through His Son. Thank you for sharing your love for the Most High-it’s inspiring and uplifting to see! Blessings to you!
People spoke both in ancient times. Not surprising, since these languages bear the name of their ancestors, in the lineage of Shem. His sons Aram, and Aphaxad, the later is the father of Eber from which Hebrew derived. Though the original language was confused, living close, trading and intermixing should have make it easy for them to learn both. An instance of this you can read in 2 Chronicles 32/2 Kings 18 where it's shown that in high circles people were fluent in both. The book ofJubilees actually trace the original language, and it's called Hebrew. It might sound a bit confusing but it says the original language was preserved through Eber in Shem's lineage and taught to Abraham, so we come to know it through Eber, certainly not the original name of the language, that we could ask the person of authorithy when we meet them in the times apointed 😊
Blessings and thank you for adding to the conversation! Zephaniah 3:8-9 is indeed a powerful passage that speaks to God’s plan of restoration, promising a “pure language” so that His people may call upon Him with one accord. This pure language is likely symbolic of a return to the unity humanity experienced before the Tower of Babel, where a single language was spoken among all people (Genesis 11:1-9). The confusion of languages at Babel was a direct result of their action, and Zephaniah’s prophecy hints at God reversing that division to bring unity in worship and understanding. We also see a glimpse of this pure language on the day of Pentecost (Acts 2:1-11), when the Holy Spirit enabled the disciples to speak in tongues that were understood by people from diverse nations. This event symbolized the restoration of unity among God’s people and their ability to glorify Him despite linguistic differences. As for Hebrew being specifically mentioned as a language in Scripture, the Bible doesn’t explicitly name “Hebrew” in the way we define languages today. However, we understand from context and historical evidence that the Israelites spoke and wrote in what we now call Hebrew. For example, Abram is called a Hebrew in Genesis 14:13, and the Old Testament was primarily written in ancient Hebrew. In the New Testament, “Hebrew” is mentioned in John 19:20, referring to the inscription on the cross written in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, though this may have been the Aramaic dialect spoken by the Jewish people of the time. The idea of a pure language represents not just the restoration of speech but the unification of worship and a return to God’s original design for humanity. It’s a fascinating study, and I encourage you to keep digging into these rich themes. Thank you again for engaging with this discussion!
I think one would have to look into tetragrammaton Hebrew that was given to Moshe/Moses. It was spoken and used throughout the First Temple Period along with Paleo Hebrew (script). This can be confirmed by the Dead Sea Scrolls where Leviticus was found in both languages/Styles. The Hebrew that most see and used today (Aramaic/boxed) the Israelites brought back from their Assyrian/Babylon captivity (Rabbinical Hebrew). This is also one of the reasons why men (post First Temple) were sent to Torah school, if they could afford it also. So we have tetragrammaton -> Paleo -> Aramaic writing styles.
Jeremiah 23:26-28 How long shall this be in the heart of the prophets that prophesy lies? yea, they are prophets of the deceit of their own heart; 27Which think to cause my people to forget my name by their dreams which they tell every man to his neighbour, as their fathers have forgotten my name for Baal. 28The prophet that hath a dream, let him tell a dream; and he that hath my word, let him speak my word faithfully. What is the chaff to the wheat? saith the LORD. (He doesn't like being called "LORD" or Baal which means the same thing)
The reverence tradition was wrong as regards to pronouncing of God's name... Truly, God is not human, however His name means "He (God) Causes To Become"... Whether you prefer to use JEHOVAH OR YAHWEH. Your quote about the Apostle Paul in Athens was right, he was trying to establish a common ground for preaching to them as at that point in time... I am a Yoruba neutralized German person and we call God's name to in Yoruba JEHOFAH. Everyone within the Yoruba people has a name and the names have meanings, how much less the NAME OF THE CREATOR.... Just thing about Yeshua - Salvation belongs to Jehovah, Jehoshaphat (Je·hoshʹa·phat) [Jehovah Is Judge]. 1. Son of Ahilud serving as recorder during the reigns of David and Solomon.-2Sa 8:16; 20:24; 1Ki 4:3; 1Ch 18:15. 2.Jehoshua (Je·hoshʹu·a) [Jehovah Is Salvation]. Son of Nun; an Ephraimite who succeeded Moses and led the Israelites into the Promised Land. His original name was Hoshea, but Moses called him Jehoshua, or Joshua (a short form of Jehoshua).-Nu 13:8, 16; De 34:9; Jos 1:1, 2; see JOSHUA No. 1. 3. Jehu (Jeʹhu) [possibly, Jehovah Is He]. A Benjamite of the city of Anathoth who came as a volunteer to serve with David. David was then at Ziklag as a refugee from King Saul. Jehu was among the mighty men “armed with the bow, using the right hand and using the left hand with stones or with arrows in the bow.”-1Ch 12:1-3. 4. Jehoiakim (Je·hoiʹa·kim) [possibly, Jehovah Raises Up]. One of the last Judean kings, son of Josiah by Zebidah, and originally called Eliakim. (2Ki 23:34, 36; 1Ch 3:15) Jehoiakim’s bad rule of about 11 years (628-618 B.C.E.) was marked by injustices, oppression, and murder. (2Ch 36:5; Jer 22:17; 52:2) Also, during his reign Judah experienced much harassment from Chaldean, Syrian, Moabite, and Ammonite marauder bands.-2Ki 24:2. There is a pattern of pronunciation here and meanings to the name of the MOST HIGH GOD... Please don't water this down..... Thank you!
The Lord God knows the heart of the believer, of his children. Matt 23:25 Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You clean the outside of the cup and dish, but inside they are full of greed and self-indulgence. Let us worship the Lord in spirit and in truth as we are commanded. Its ok to cite our feelings in regards to the name of the Lord but let us stay humble and mindful of our tones and heart posture
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for sharing Matthew 23:25-such a powerful reminder of the importance of our inner heart posture over outward appearances. You’re absolutely right that God knows the hearts of His children and desires worship in spirit and in truth (John 4:23-24). Discussions about God’s name are meaningful, but they must be approached with humility and love, keeping our focus on His character and our relationship with Him. Thank you for encouraging all of us to stay mindful of our tone and intent as we engage in these conversations. Your words are a great example of balancing truth with grace. Blessings to you, and thank you again for sharing!
Yes Sir!!! EHYEH is His Name from His own mouth. That's the first person future tense of Liyot. Not YHVH, YHVH, that's how people address Him in the 3rd person future tense, for fear of repeating the same pronouncement as God. But we can call Him Abba or Father also. --JB Victor, author of The Lost Linguistics of the Bible.
Each God- Head has a name. Let US make man in our image. God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit. The Saints serving Jesus Christ each Godhead verified themselves. We know Jesus Christ have risen from the died. Because we’re filled with the Holy Spirit.
I started to read a book written by a Jewish man who speaks Hebrew and his explanation of YHWH/YHVH means IS, which Hebrew doesn't have a word for and the closest they have is EXIST. I might not have that verbatim, but the gist of the meaning is God IS. He IS all things. He created all things. God IS. I'm very much looking forward to studying your book The Name Above All Names.
Thank you so much for sharing that insight! The idea of YHWH as "IS" or "EXIST" is such a powerful concept-it beautifully captures God’s timeless, self-sustaining nature. In Hebrew, there’s such depth in even the simplest expressions, and YHWH indeed points to God as the eternal "I AM"-the One who simply "IS", beyond time, space, or human comprehension. I’m really glad to hear you’re going to be diving into 'The Name Above All Names'. I explore similar themes and go deeper into how God’s name reveals His essence, character, and relationship with us. I think you’ll find that understanding YHWH as "IS" adds a whole new layer to seeing God not only as the Creator but as the very source of existence itself. Thank you again for your interest and thoughtful comment-excited to hear what stands out to you in the book!
Thank you for sharing this powerful verse! Jesus' words here in John 6:53 go right to the heart of what it means to have a deep, sustaining relationship with Him. When He talks about “eating His flesh” and “drinking His blood,” He’s inviting us into an intimate, life-giving connection-a commitment that goes beyond simply knowing about Him to actually being nourished by His life and sacrifice. Jesus' words have sparked so much reflection and discussion over the centuries because it challenges us to think about our faith as something truly transformative. It’s not just about external rituals but about letting His life fill every part of who we are. If this resonates with you, I’d love to hear your thoughts on how you see this impacting our daily lives and faith journey. Thanks again for engaging with the content so deeply!
“And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name JEHOVAH was I not known to them.” (Exodus 6:3, KJV)
Thank you for your heartfelt and humble comment! Calling on Jesus with a sincere heart is what truly matters, as Scripture reminds us in Romans 10:13: “For everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” Your willingness to approach this topic with reverence and humility is inspiring, and it reflects the essence of faith-trusting in the mercy and grace of God through Jesus Christ. None of us have all the answers, but the beauty of our faith lies in knowing that God looks at the heart and meets us where we are. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and may His mercy and grace continue to guide you as you walk with Him. Blessings to you!
I stick with Yahweh because #1 Psalms 150:6. You dont breathe Yah-u-ah. Its 3 syllables. YAH - WEH. Inhale and exhale is the breath of life. #2) the esoteric revealations of the purpose came thru Dr. HC Kinley and he preached Yahweh Elohim and Yahshua. You guys can approach it from a historical scholary perspective - cool, but the power is from the spiritual revealations that can't be refuted, according to the tabernacle pattern.
The name of the true God Given in exodus 3:15 'Yahweh' was derived from Igbo consonants (YHWH) is pronounced as (Ya Iho wu ihe) meaning (God the Divine light that enlightens) any other translations means nothing. The word 'Lord' was derived from Igbo consonants 'l r d' pronounced as olu orie e du, meaning 'the voice of Almighty God that guides. The bible was originally written in Igbo language. The word 'Aramaya or Aramaic was derived from 'r m Y' Igbo consonants language: pronounced as 'ire ama Ya' meaning 'the language of the church of God'. The word 'Hebrew' was derived from 'h b r w' is Igbo language: Pronounced as 'oha e bu uru uwa' meaning 'people who bear the wickedness of the world'. The word 'Greek' was derived from the Igbo consonants 'g r k' pronounced as ' OgO ri ike ' meaning district of strong people. The word 'Latin' was derived from Igbo consonants ' l t n' pronounced as 'Olu Otu ana'. meaning language of united people', All these languages are all Igbo languages written in Igbo consonants but was vowelized. The Bible was written in original Igbo Language which is the language of the Almighty God 'Yahweh' derived from letters ' YHWH' pronounced as 'Ya iho wu ihe' meaning God the Divine Light that enlightens. Ancient Igbo Jews wrote the bible in Today's Igbo land in southeast Nigeria.
This is inaccurate Based on the ancient Paleo Hebrew letters & Characters A..Ba..Ga..Da..Wa. But modern Hebrew/Yiddish characters sounds are Alep Bet Gimmel & Dalet. You get sounds and words like Yahweh/Yahuah, shem, and Elohim. These sounds also have it's earliest influence from the Canaanite language and dialect E & U. But ancient sounds are as follows..I am(I exist) Hayah Yahwah(Yahawah) Alahayam:God(P) Al:God(S) Name: Sham. The LORD is a superscript(prescription) representative of the fathers name. While Lord is representative of the word:(Ha Dabar) or son's name. He likely got his information from Jewish leaders or scholars but it's only partially true.
That is why His Name is I AM because He everything we need Him to be and more! He is beyond names, beyond comprehension, but always loving us individually and completely!
THE UNIQUE NAMES OF GOD 🔷️YAHWEH-M' KADDESH "THE LORD WHO SANCTIFIES, MAKES HOLY" 🔷️YHWH/YAHWEH/JEHOVAH "LORD" 🔷️EL SHADDAI "GOD ALMIGHTY," "THE MIGHTY ONE OF JACOB" 🔷️EL ROI "GOD OF SEEING" 🔷️YAHWEH-ELOHIM "LORD GOD" 🔷️YAHWEH-SABAOTH "THE LORD OF HOSTS" 🔷️EL-ELOAM "EVERLASTING GOD" 🔷️YAHWEH-TSIDKENU "THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS" 🔷️YAHWEH-NISSI "THE LORD OUR BANNER" 🔷️YAHWEH-ROHI "THE LORD OUR SHEPHERD" 🔷️YAHWEH-RAPHA "THE LORD WHO HEALS YOU" 🔷️ELOHIM "GOD CREATOR, MIGHTY STRONG" 🔷️EL, ELOAH "GOD, MIGHTY, STRONG PROMINENT" 🔷️YAHWEH-SHAMMAH "THE LORD IS THERE" 🔷️EL ELYON "MIGHTY GOD" 🔷️YAHWEH-SHALOM "THE LORD OUR PEACE" 🔷️ADONAI "LORD" 🔷️YAHWEH-JIREH "THE LORD WILL PROVIDE" 🔷️EL-GIBHOR "MIGHTY GOD"
1. it was an Angel speaking to Moses in Mamre and the Angela name was Ehye Asher Ehye 2. The mosts highs name is neither YAHUWAH nor YAWEH - When you study the paleo hebrew and the dialect of consonance the name is as follow Y=ee H=AH No U in paleo but W= WA H=AH EE-AH-WA-AH Pronouncing each letter seperately and not fusing any letters into 1 = 4 Syllables. Forget yiddish or modern Hebrew.
I appreciate the thorough explanation of the history and significance behind God's Hebrew name. While I hadn't previously considered the implications of using "Lord" instead, this video provides valuable context that enhances my understanding of the Bible's language and reverence for the divine name.
Apostle!!! Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I’m glad the video helped highlight the depth and history behind God’s Hebrew name and how meaningful it is in our understanding of Scripture. Exploring the use of "LORD" versus God’s original name can really open up new layers of insight, showing how translation choices affect our connection to the text and reverence for God. If you’re interested in going even deeper, I explore these nuances further in my book, 'The Name Above All Names' amzn.to/3KUxnBp It dives into the rich layers of God’s name, the reverence shown in ancient traditions, and how this understanding shapes our approach to worship and study today. Thank you again for engaging so thoughtfully-I’m grateful to have you on this journey with us!
Oh no, Modern Hebrew is written CVC or CV. Consonant Vowel Consonant...or Consonant Vowel....so to say YHWH are vowels is a gross error. I respect the attempt, but shake my head at the lack of scholarship.
Great video & keep up the content. GOD & LORD aren't the same in IBRI עִבְרִ֖י . LORD is YHWH; GOD is ALAHYM/AL. To Abraham, Isaac & Jacob it manifest as AL SHADDAI. Exodus 6:3. In IBRI עִבְרִ֖י - Jacob, Isaac & Abraham all have AL prefixing their names. There are no V's, No E's, nor J's in Hebrew.
False, the word “God” is not German in origin; it shares linguistic roots with German, where the word for God is “Gott,” but the word itself is not exclusively German. Instead, it’s part of a broader linguistic family of terms used to a supreme deity or divine being. The concept of “God” in English, however, has been shaped primarily by Christian theology and the translation of biblical texts.
You are amazing at your own translation but you are wrong because you have not mentioned the MESORATES COMPLETE CHANGE OF THE LANGUAGE, when you research this sect of the Jews you will find the true reason why the true name of the HOLY GOD ALMIGHTY ❤
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your thoughts! I truly appreciate your passion for understanding the depth and history behind the name of God. The role of the Masoretes is indeed a fascinating and important part of the discussion. They were responsible for preserving the Hebrew Scriptures by adding the vowel points and other annotations to the text between the 6th and 10th centuries AD, which has profoundly shaped how we understand biblical Hebrew today. However, it’s also important to note that their work aimed to safeguard the pronunciation and meaning of the Scriptures as they were passed down. While some believe this introduced changes to the original pronunciation of God’s name, others see their efforts as vital in preserving the text for future generations. The nuanced history of how God’s name has been understood and represented is vast, and there’s always more to explore. If you have specific insights or sources about the Masoretes that you’d like to share, I’d love to hear them! Thank you for engaging so thoughtfully-these conversations are how we all grow in understanding. Blessings to you!
@timothyyisrael6618 According to 1 Kings 6:1, the Exodus occurred 480 years before the construction of Solomon’s Temple (circa 966 BCE), placing the Exodus around 1446 BCE. The Soleb Inscription, dating to approximately 1400 BCE, is the oldest known inscription that may reference YHWH. This timeline places Moses, to whom God revealed His name, within approximately 50 years of the inscription. Coincidence? Or Evidence?! Abraham lived roughly 400 years before Moses, and as the Bible states: “And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name JEHOVAH was I not known to them” (Exodus 6:3, KJV). This highlights the question: do we trust what God Himself declares in His Word?
@@gclmediadid Adam an eve lived over 900 years an they don’t know his name for 900 years I’m not going to tell them my name so you telling me that Yahweh did not tell Adam an eve his name that’s why the Christians and Catholics had to take the name out of the book 🤔🧐
There’s a lot of conjecture out there about YHWH being mentioned in Sumerian tablets, but as of now, there’s no credible scholarly evidence to support this claim. The Sumerian civilization dates back to around 3100-2000 BCE, and while they left behind an impressive collection of texts, including references to their own deities like Enki and Enlil, the name YHWH does not appear in their writings. I write exhaustively to debunk this in God’s Garden amzn.to/3RiZihS The earliest undisputed reference to YHWH is found in the Soleb Inscription, dating to around 1400 BCE during the time of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. This aligns with the biblical timeline, placing YHWH’s worship among nomadic tribes like the Shasu before the time of Moses. Any connections between Sumerian texts and YHWH are speculative and often based on linguistic or theological assumptions rather than solid evidence. It’s an interesting idea, but there’s no historical proof to back it up at this point!
It does matter its very importend because the Name of God is Holy and i know i dont want to call upon a wrong name refearing to a false God .Every Word has a significant meaning . there is a difference between the Word "LORD" and the Name of The LORD wich i believe is Jesus and there is a different between de Word " GOD " and the name of " GOD " wich i have been calling upon YAHWEH The God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob this is very importend for Jacob the Nation Israel .
We don’t say Yahadweh(Judah) it is Yahudah(Judah). The Abary(Hebrew) are the exact characters except the Dalet(D). This isn’t difficult when we remove the Dalet doesn’t magically make a weh ending. There is no Vav in Abary either. The scholarship around the language comes from the same people who celebrate the day of Tammuz which is against scripture. This is such a bad explanation He has always been known by His Name. Scripture explicitly tells us how to revere His Name by proclaiming His Name. In Shamuth 6 where you referred to saying Abraham etc didn’t know His Name is blasphemy. All the patriarchs knew His Name and scripture reveals that. That verse was a question to Mashah(Moses) saying “was I not known to them? This promotes a false teaching of progressive revelation which is false.
You asked, what shall we call god? Drop the god thing. YAHUAH takes priority over the mere, generic title of god. You got it backward. You should ask, why aren't we regularly saying the Creator's name in conversations and teachings--YAHUAH. If you are more comfortable saying god, god, god over YAHUAH, what does that say about your conviction? You have more growing to do.
Ezekiel 39:7 And my holy name will I make known in the midst of my people Israel; neither will I suffer my holy name to be profaned any more: and the nations shall know that I am Jehovah, the Holy One in Israel. God does want His name known and it is wrong to add or subtract from the Bible and to hide His name. There are so many verses where His name is mentioned and is to be exalted but we replace it with a generic title. It is wrong to do so.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for sharing Ezekiel 39:7-such a powerful verse! You’re absolutely right that God desires His name to be known and glorified among His people and the nations. His name represents His character, authority, and covenant relationship with His people, and there’s incredible significance in the way Scripture emphasizes His holy name. The practice of replacing God’s name with titles like LORD or Jehovah stems from a long history of translation and tradition. Out of reverence, early Jewish traditions substituted Adonai (Lord) for YHWH to avoid misusing His holy name. Later, translations like the King James Version continued this practice, often using LORD in all caps. While these choices were made to honor God’s name, they’ve also obscured its personal and covenantal nature. You’re raising an important point about the balance between reverence and accuracy in how we handle God’s Word. Exalting His name as Scripture commands requires us to reflect not only on the words we use but also on the heart posture with which we approach Him. Thank you for highlighting this-it’s a call to deeper understanding and reverence. Blessings to you!
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement! I actually do teach the Bible, I’ve been a Senior Pastor for 15 years now, a Bible teacher even longer, but sharing these insights is one of my greatest passions. It’s such a blessing to be able to connect with others through these videos and explore God’s Word together. Your comment truly means a lot, and I’m grateful to have viewers like you who inspire me to keep going. If there’s a particular topic you’d like me to dive into, let me know-I’d love to hear your thoughts! Thank you again for your support!
From His own mouth Iam, that Iam. All others are honorifics and titles man can identify with, and all were used interchangeably. In one paragraph I have seen both God and Lord used, likely translation, nothing more. My own opinion.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment! You bring up an excellent point-when God declares, “I AM WHO I AM” in Exodus 3:14, it reveals His eternal, self-existent nature. In Hebrew, names and titles serve to express God’s character and authority, but terms like Elohim (God) and Adonai (Lord) are not interchangeable. Each conveys a distinct aspect of who God is. Elohim emphasizes God’s power and majesty as the Creator and Sustainer of all things, while Adonai reflects His authority and role as Master or Sovereign. These terms are used purposefully throughout Scripture to highlight different attributes of God, depending on the context. The distinction enriches our understanding of His multifaceted nature. This reminds us to approach Scripture with precision and reverence, recognizing the deliberate use of language in the Hebrew text. Thank you for sharing this insight-it adds meaningful depth to the discussion! Blessings to you!
@@gclmedia Absolutely agree with all of that. WE (human writers and translators) use honorifics to explain and identify specific characteristics of His divine nature and those feel and taste more natural coming off the tongue than simply IAM. God bless
Thank you so much! I’m thrilled that you found it beautiful-it’s truly an honor to share these insights on God’s name and explore the depth and reverence behind it. This topic is close to my heart, and it’s inspiring to see others appreciate it too. If you’re interested in going even deeper, I’d love to share more of what I’ve learned over the years in my book, The Name Above All Names. I go into the meanings, history, and nuances of God’s name in ways that didn’t all make it into the video. Thank you again for watching and for such kind words-it means a lot! Knowing you, you may have 'The Name Above All Names," already?!
Which of the Gods, though? 😂 Im sure you and other preachers know the truth BUT will not tell the truth because it'll cut the fraudulent natures of extorting morny from your gullible followers.
His name would NOT be spelled with 6 letters. God is Perfect. His name is El Qanna. Jealous God. YAH is God. HalleluYAH, God YAH is in his land his prophets his children his son. His name is Holy. Please read Exodus 34:14. He tells you his name. Sharing for all those seeking The Most High God. No one will share this with you only those who God wants you to know. Keep his name Holy. OUR FATHER WHO IS IN HEAVEN HOLLOWED BE THY NAME. ❤
YAHUAH YAHUAH YAHUAH is His name. You say god, god, god over and over again, ignoring His name. So, even though you have some level of knowledge, you cling to god god god. You repeat this title over and over again in your presentation, testifying that you remain comfortable in false traditions, influencing others to remain in bondage. You speak from both sides of your mouth. You have more growing to do.
Good day, His name cannot change, ancient Hebrew is waw not vav, thus YHWH & is easily breathed YAH-WEH & to indicate that the use of lord is acceptable to YAH is leading the sheep astray & blasphemous! YAH istructs us not to call him Ba'al "lord" no more Hosea 2:16, all other names are modern, Yahuah, Yahuwah, and they indicate a feminine form of a name by the suffix in Hebrew.... remember in "James" Yohanan 3:1-12 YAH is going to hold "teachers" to a higher accountability & judgement & more condemnation for incorrect teachings! Also beware of charging for & holding back info to yourself to sell what is freely giving to you so we should also freely give! Its a fearful thing to fall in the hands of the living ancient of days YAHWEH!
Thank you for sharing such thoughtful insights! You raise an important point about honoring the original pronunciation of God’s name. It’s true that “Yahweh” is a relatively modern scholarly reconstruction, popularized in Christian circles in the late 1860s by the German scholar Wilhelm Gesenius. Interestingly, if we consider the German pronunciation, his own name would be “Vilhelm,” suggesting it would actually sound closer to “Yahveh” rather than “Yahweh.” This highlights that “Yahweh” as we know it today is still a reconstruction and not the ancient pronunciation. Question: Have you ever stopped to consider what the Rabbis and Jewish communities call Him in private and in prayer? Thank you for encouraging these important reflections. It’s a great reminder that, as teachers and students of the Word, we must approach these matters with humility, respect, and a commitment to truth.
They call on many erroneous names, like Yehovah or most say hashem"the name", again, modern hebrew has destroyed all of the original names that are not lost, hovah for instance means ruin destruction calamity and very wickedness, why would any call their mighty one that? I don't consider what they call him anyways, the ppl of the book don't occupie that land right now today, we are scattered until the regathering .... The oldest writings in the world all depict YAHWEH, the oldest curse tablet has YAHWEH, Amenhotep III boasted on writings outside his temple how he conquered the Shasu, the nomads of YAHWEH! These are the oldest findings of the name of YAHWEH, there was no vav in original Paleo Hebrew, it was the waw as the original 6th letter of the alephbet. Just like Eve's true Hebrew name Hawwah also like Nineweh or Hodawyah are just a few examples of the "original Paleo Hebrew" everything after that has been corrupted by man! His name hasn't changed, nothing until this day has been found that outdates YAHWEH, nothing! No other form of his name is older than I stated above, those are facts, just a simple search and all that can be found out! All this other junk is Yiddish & vav being said by German converts that couldn't pronounce the proper waw and thus we have the mess today! No name is older than YAHWEH! And contrary to belief, almost all believe that YAHWEH'S name wasn't given until he spoke it to Moshe, but since the beginning of creation, His name was spoken! Genesis 4:26 Then men began to call upon the name of YAHWEH. See nothing out dates YAHWEH!
It's definitely not the erroneous jesus! That has no meaning whatsoever! Its always been YAHSHUA, not just today! You cant change the name because man has corrupted the language! The Hamashiac's name is YAHSHUA! King of Kings!
@ ty. I have heard from some other sources say Yeshua or Yahusha and wanted to see if that aligned. I’ve been in the faith 26 years and definitely digging deeper to be pleasing to Yah. I want to make sure I’m calling our Messiah’s correct name From your experience, what do you think about those two names? The name you’ve provided, have you asked or spoke in this name with results? I guess that’s how I’m testing the power behind the name if you will. Messiah said if you ask in my name, the Father will do it And in that day ye shall ask me nothing. Verily, verily, I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my name, he will give it you. Hitherto have ye asked nothing in my name: ask, and ye shall receive, that your joy may be full. And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it. Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you.
Addonai is NOT Hebrew, but Yiddish. Those people living in Israel are not Jews but Khazarian, the Roma people, also known as the Gypies. They speak Yiddish. They don't know Hebrew at all.
Thank you for your comment. This is a thought-provoking topic, and I’d like to address some of the points you raised. First, Adonai is indeed a Hebrew word, not Yiddish. It is used throughout the Hebrew Bible as a reverent way to address God, meaning “Lord” or “Master.” Its usage predates the development of Yiddish by thousands of years. Yiddish, which emerged in medieval Europe, is a distinct language that blends Germanic, Slavic, and Hebrew elements, but it should not be confused with biblical Hebrew. As for the identity of modern Jewish people, it’s important to approach this topic with historical context. The Khazarian hypothesis, which suggests that Ashkenazi Jews are primarily descendants of the Khazar Empire, is highly debated and lacks definitive evidence. Genetic studies have shown that modern Jewish populations, including Ashkenazi Jews, have strong genetic ties to the Middle East, supporting their historical connection to the land of Israel. It’s always valuable to critically examine historical and linguistic claims, but it’s equally important to rely on evidence and engage in these discussions with respect and care. If you’d like to explore these topics further, I’d be happy to continue the conversation. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
@gclmedia I could only understand what you are saying if you knew the Hebrew Language, but as it is you are completely clueless. I wonder what makes you think what you are saying has some truth to it. What you call Hebrew is actually Yiddish. Yiddish and Hebrew are totally different languages from each other altogether, one is African, while the other is a European. I know for a fact that my people in America have been deceived by the Khazarians down in Israel who claim that the language they speak is the Hebrew language. It is NOT my dear. We do NOT have Addonai in our vocabulary my brother. HEBREW IS MY LANGUAGE. IT IS AN AFRICAN LANGUAGE AND NOT EUROPEAN AT ALL. Do you understand me clearly? My brother those people living in Israel today are Roma People, the Gypies. They have No blood connection whatsoever with the Holy Land. They don't even know the Hebrew Language at all. If you happen talk to some who are honest they will tell you what I am saying right now. That is the truth. They speak Yiddish only and NOT Hebrew because they do not know the Hebrew Language which is African.
Can we all agree that God doesn't have a name like as John, Jon etc? It is that simple, God doesn't have a name. All things that have a name, are created right? All things that have a name were created and by the one that has NO name, God.
Thank you for your thought-provoking comment! I see where you’re coming from-God’s essence is so transcendent that it can’t be confined to a human concept like a name. In Exodus 3:14, when God reveals Himself as *“I AM WHO I AM”* (Ehyeh-Asher-Ehyeh), it reflects His eternal, self-existent nature, unlike anything in creation. This declaration highlights that God is beyond the constraints of time, space, and even human language. While God doesn’t have a name in the sense we understand for created beings, Scripture uses names and titles like YHWH, Elohim, Adonai, and others to reveal aspects of His character and His relationship with us. These names are less about defining Him and more about helping us understand who He is-our Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer. Your comment invites a deeper reflection on the mystery and majesty of God. Thank you for sharing such a profound insight! Blessings to you as you continue to seek His truth.
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Shem = name.. and that is not 🚫 Qodesh at all .
YHWH🔯 4 LTR°s, 3 sounds, YaH OoAH & #*s 🔯 manifests as cymatic Words: SOVEREIGN ETERNAL SUPREME IMMORTAL POTENTATE, TRUTH, LOVE, & ALL BEAUTIFUL WORDS, Atom ⚛️ DNA 🧬 DIAMOND 💎🌷🌻🌹☀️🌙✨, Yet 1st, his GLORY🔯 LILY FLOWER, & pomegranate, therefore the sigNATURE = sign in nature, of YaH🔯 in our DNA 🧬 Sulfuric bridge #'s = Y H W H = 10+5+6+5 = 26 > 8 🤔
YHWH🔯 = 4 Ltr's, 3 Soun∆s 3/4 = 7 = Completion and ∆aleth aka Door
YaH'UaH🔯. *> 8th♾️
25+1+8+21+1+8 = 68 > 14 > 5 Grace
YaH'OA
25+1+8+15+1 = 50 > 5 Grace
YaHWeH✡️ . 🤔no 8th
25+1+8+23+5+8 = 70 > 7 - 0 completion
YahAwah🕎. > 8th
25+1+8+1+23+1+8 = 67 > 13 > 4 stable
BioGeoMetric sigNATURE🔯of YaH🔯
Romans 1:19 “Because that which may be known of YaH'UaH AllahAYnu is manifest in them, {Atom ⚛️}; for AllahAYnu hath SHEWED IT UNTO THEM.”
The key is knowing what Fathers, "GLORY", is.... Solomon in all his glory, was not as glorious as the Lilly🌷= 🔯 flower..Fathers favorite flower, amongst flowers! Why 🤔 now we must go LOOK & SEE A LILY FLOWER... then the sigNATURE 🔯 is known❤
2 Es∆ras 5:24
“And of all lands of the whole world thou hast chosen thee one pit: and of all the flowers thereof, one Lillie🔯.”
Exodus 28:34
“A golden bell and a POMEGRANATE, a golden bell and a pomegranate, upon the hem of the robe round about.”
MatithYahua 6:28-29 >Gift of YaH'UaH🔯
28 And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the LILIES of the field,
how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin:
29 And yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.
As in the many flowers of the field, the Lilly, Iris, tulip and mulberry, peppers, and many more. All display, Father's Great sigNATURE🔯, in flower form.
Psalms 91:4 He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust: YaH'UaHs🔯TRUTH shall be thy shield and buckler. As King David did, {rather ∆au∆}, placed YaHs sign, on his shield🔯, buckler🔯, & breastplate🔯
Ayob 38:2 words with knowledge
As with all beautiful words spoKIN, even SOVEREIGN ETERNAL SUPREME IMMORTAL, TRUTH, HARMONY, LOVE, & JOY, so each Mandelbrot forms🔯around this sigNATURE🔯 cymatic tone. And no matter how many times, each word is written or spoken, the cymatic image of each, tho unique, still remain in the same form🔯. See Dr. Emoto Masuro & Prof. Luc Montagnier.
Psalm 19:1The heavens declare the GLORY🔯❄️of YaH'UaH; and the firmament sheweth his handy work. Ayob 38:22
“Hast thou entered into the treasures of the SNOW❄️? or hast thou seen the treasures of the HAIL❄️? As the tears, (RAIN}, of the heavenly hosts fall, through the cold & SNOWFLAKES❄️ are formed, in accordance to their praises, HalleluYah🔯❄️💜 Yashayahua 55:10-11
Genesis 2:7 And YaHU'aH AllahAYnu formed man of the DUST of the GROUND⚛️, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life🔯......YaH🔯 SPEAKS; EL yoU Cee, EL oM into MoLeCule's, & formation of seMaN! WE Swim to the womb, as ATOMS ⚛️ form as 2 SowEL's collide, into DNA 🧬 , by which all cells are made & multiply! Having united, 2 married in2, 1 new sowel, for the making of a zygote, new NaMes, in human form. And the cymatic heartbeat of a FetUS🔯639 hertz, another sown Eloheim, 2 be born, as 1, a marriage & unbreakable bond!
Marriage = baby🍼!
YeremiYahua 1:5
5 Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee
As in the Ancient Covenant Elders Yahua∆ah, which are called by YaH🔯's Great name. Yahua∆ah = YaH'UaHs🔯,🔺- ∆oor, of IMMORTALITY. The π🔯mi∆! Sonic implosion creates the star tetYAHedron🔯 when speaKING: YaH'UaHs Great NAME. YashaYahua 19:19.. there be an altar🔺to YaH'UaH🔯 in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar🕯️at the border thereof to YaH'UaH🔯. 1 Maccabees 13:28...Shem'n Kheph'a built 7 piYaHmi∆s.
In all the above, what do we see? Fathers sigNATURE🔯 is how everything is KINnected 💜, tested, known & proven!
Go Look, know & see!
Romans 1:
18 For the wrath of YaH'UaH🔯⚛️ is revealed from heaven against all unYaHliness and unrighteousness of men, WHO HOLD THE TRUTH IN UNRIGHTEOUSNESS;
19 Because that which may be known of YaH'UaH is manifest in them, {Molecules & Atoms⚛️}; for YaH'UaH🔯 hath shewed it unto them.
20 For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power⚛️ and Ya'Hid🔯; so that they are without excuse:
21 Because that, when they knew YaH'UaH, they glorified him not as AllahAYnu, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened.
22 Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools,
Romans 1:23:32
23 And changed the GLORY 🔯 of the uncorruptible YaH'UaH🔯 into an image made like to corruptible man (J.C.✝️), and to birds, ( 🦅,eagle) and four footed beasts, ( 🐂bull), and creeping things, ( 🐍snake- don't tread on me).
24 Wherefore YaH'UaH🔯 also gave them up to uncleanness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonour their own bodies between themselves:
25 Who changed the TRUTH of YaH'UaH🔯 into a LIE✝️, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amein.
Acts 7:42
“Then YaH'UaH🔯 turned, and gave them up to worship the host of heaven ✨⭐..🇺🇲
And another thing JUDAISM BABYLONIAN TALMUDISTS RELIGION 🤢 🤮 is NOT 🚫 YAHUADAISM 🔯🔺🟦🟦
Now go read YAHEZQEL and learn why most of ye of the North are about to get your behinds finally whipped.
From a southern kingdom of TsYahn YahuaDah Yarushalom Ya'acob offspring... Smhh
I call Him Yahuah. The Most High! Awesome! The Great I AM! Creator! HalleluYah!
YAHUAH is His Truth Name🙏
Why does the scripture say he had a name that no man knew?
@@trobace Are you talking about Revelation ??
@I.Follow.Yeshua. Yes Revelation 19 :12-13
It also says his name was called the word of God. But my question is, why does the Bible say he had a name that no one knew, but he himself?
@@trobacethe word of God is translated as Ha Dabar Alahayam
it is Yah
In the Bible people didn’t write Yod Hey Vav Hey, synonyms, the four letters or write the tetragrammaton, instead they boldly and purposely replaced and substituted it with the title lord. Then made an excuse that it’s so sacred that people shouldn’t say it, yet Yah tells us otherwise, He tells us to use, say and call upon His name. Replacing The Heavenly Father’s name with lord is adding and taking away from Scripture which we are not to do. Names are very important. The Father’s name is very important. Though people may have different pronunciations is another topic, but someone shouldn’t promote or continues to follow man’s traditions by replacing His name when they’ve been given revelation of His name.
Proverbs 18:10 doesn’t say the name of lord (a title). It says The Name (not title) of the Yahuah is a strong tower: the righteous runneth into it, and is safe.
2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people, which are called by my Name (not title), shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
Malachi 3:16: This verse says, "May people know that you, whose name is Yahuah, you alone are the Most High over all the earth".
A name is not a title.
Carrying forth His reputation, essence and character is in His name and is His name.
Very well said, and backed with scriptures. Yahusha comes in His father's name litteraly. No way you can have that with the titles and translittérations. Only their original names allow for this Truth.
No one should of changed GOD'S NAME PERIOD.
Thanks mehn I am really learning alot...This is the kind of contents that should have million of views
Thank you so much! It means a lot to hear that you're finding real value in this content. My goal has always been to dig deep into these important topics and make them accessible for those who are truly seeking understanding. Knowing it’s helping you learn encourages me to keep going.
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If you teach something of God. Then dont sell the material. Freely you have received so freely you shall give.
I have a feeling you know the true name😀
Have feeling you know the true name😉
Thank you for sharing your perspective-I truly appreciate the thought and passion behind your comment. The principle of freely giving is such an important part of Scripture, and it’s something I take very seriously. That’s why so much of the content I create, like my videos, is shared freely to help others grow in their understanding of God’s Word.
For materials like my books, it’s important to note that there are costs involved in creating, printing, and distributing them-costs that I don’t control. I wish I could make printed material free, but the reality is that it requires resources to produce. The purpose of offering these books is to provide an in-depth resource for those who want to study further and grow deeper in their understanding. If you knew how much I get back from the price of the book I think you’d be drastically underwhelmed. Did you know that 30-50% of the book cost goes to the distributor and then another 30% goes to the printer? 🤷🏾♂️
That said, I regularly offer free resources, because I firmly believe that the truth of God’s Word should be accessible to everyone. Thank you again for engaging with this discussion-it’s comments like yours that help me reflect and stay accountable. If you have any specific questions or topics you’d like to explore, please let me know!
I have to go back and watch this again. Watching while working but I heard some gems dropped. Keep delivering on these videos.
Thank you so much! I’m thrilled to hear those “gems” caught your attention, even with a busy schedule. There’s a lot to unpack in this one, so I think you’ll find even more value on a rewatch. And I’ll definitely keep delivering-your support and feedback motivate me to dive deeper and keep bringing content that adds real value. Whenever you have questions or insights, don’t hesitate to drop them here, you know I am all ears. I’m grateful to have you on this journey, and I look forward to more conversations with you!
Great video! Your intellectual honesty is refreshing, and seeing your love and obedience on display is remarkable! Blessings to you 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words! Your comment truly means a lot to me. I strive to approach these topics with honesty and a genuine love for God’s Word, and it’s a blessing to know that it comes across. Your support inspires me to keep digging deeper and sharing insights that can help others grow in their understanding and relationship with God.
Blessings to you as well, and thank you for being a part of this journey! If there’s ever a topic you’d like me to explore, feel free to let me know-I’d love to hear your thoughts!
No W in paleo Hebrew. YAHUAH is how you pronounce it. Yahweh is not even a Hebrew word.
He didn't say that watch again
I truly appreciate you-thank you so much! Unfortunately, we live in a world where many listen only to respond, and few are open to accepting perspectives that differ from their own beliefs. I’m not telling anyone they can’t use one pronunciation over another. I’m simply pointing out that there are many ways to pronounce His name, and we shouldn’t insist that the way we say it is the only ‘right’ one while dismissing all others-especially when the chosen pronunciation is a reimagined expression created within the last 155 years.
@@gclmediaHis name is ( Jesus )
@@gclmediaHello sir, while I appreciate your search and sharing of the true name of the Father, I do disagree that we can choose to pronounce it however we want. I used to call His name Yahweh but through searching the scriptures, praying, and fasting, the Father has made His true name known to me. The Father shows many times His character and nature in the Scriptures and He is perfect. He is very detail oriented and precise, and when He makes things they are perfect. When He showed Masha (Moses) the tabernacle in the Shamayim (what they call heavens) to make a copy of, he told Him numerous times to make sure he did it EXACTLY as it was shown to him. He didn’t want the smallest thing changed even slightly. And that was a temporary earthly dwelling in which His presence was to reside, so how much more do you think He cares about His name, which is Qadash (what they call holy) above all things and remains forever? People will say it’s about what’s in their heart that matters, and while that is true to an extent as long as they’re seeking to know the truth, the truth itself is very important. Yahuah is looking for those who worship Him in spirit and in TRUTH. 99% truth isn’t truth; truth must be 100% accurate. Like for me for example, my name is Omar. If someone called me Amar, though it was close and sounded similar, it isn’t my name and I would correct him/her. If me, being a mere human would do so, how much more would Yahuah Alahym (what they call God) who is worthy to be called properly by His name care about His name? Search the Scriptures and you will see how zealous He is for His name and how He desired to make it known. It was extremely important to Him, so do you think He was that zealous for it just to have people call Him a name that has some resemblance but isn’t His name? Of course not! May Yahuah continue to lead you into all truth, and righteousness, and Qadasha (what they call holiness) for His name’s sake! Shalum! :)
You people are ridiculous arguing about such a trivial thing as God's name...man can't even form the sound that is God's name... furthermore, when the disciples asked Jesus how to pray, Jesus said our Father who are in heaven hallowed be thy name... Jesus never said you'd better write this down boys, it's God's sacred name & if you can't say it right you're damned...I get so sick of self righteous egomaniacs that insist on pretending to know more than anyone else...you make yourselves look like idiots & it really destroys your credibility as a supposed Christian... Jesus Christ is the way to everlasting life, not knowing God's sacred name ...
And they replaced it with LORD to decieve
Youre very good at explaining things. Have you thought about using visuals in your videos, maybe pictures or pop up words around you as you speak? I think it could help give a good visual in supplement to the points your talking about. Regardless the slow and concise language does well to give us viewers the ability to process this information mentally. That could just be an added boost.
Thank you so much for the thoughtful suggestion! I’m really glad to hear that my style of explaining things clearly and at a slower pace is helpful for processing the information. I actually minimized the amount of editing I was doing because many viewers expressed a desire for a more straightforward, conversational approach-just a direct talk without too many distractions. But your idea of adding some simple visuals or pop-up words to reinforce key points is a great one!
I’ll definitely keep this in mind as I consider ways to enhance the content without taking away from the natural flow. Thanks again for your feedback-it truly helps me refine and improve the experience for everyone watching!
The word GOD is not a name. Is a title. It’s ALAHYIM. We not using these pegan words. Or this pegan calendar. We going back to our language which is paleo Hebrew
It’s Aluah; his name is YAHUAH
That’s wonderful. Now tell me how to say “All Praises to the Most High YAH in paleo Hebrew.
We speak English. All language was created by Him. Speak what you know. Until we learn the pure language, speak what you know! And speak that which is written. Does Alahyim, know He is referenced as God? Yes, the Bible is inspired by Him. He has allowed it to be so. Don’t get caught up like some who refer to Him as The Name! Hashem!
You should speak the language that you were born with? 🤦🏾♀️ “For thou art not sent to a people of a strange speech and of an hard language, but to the house of Israel; not to many people of a strange speech and of an hard language, whose words thou canst not understand. Surely, had I sent thee to them, they would have hearkened unto thee.”
Ezekiel 3:5-6 KJV
This is why it was translated. Duh
Excellent research and presentation.
Enjoyed the video.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m thrilled to hear you enjoyed the video and found the research and presentation valuable. It’s always encouraging to know that the effort put into exploring these topics resonates with thoughtful viewers like you. If there’s anything specific you’d like to see explored further in future videos, I’d love to hear your suggestions. Blessings to you, and thank you again for watching and engaging!
I thank You Fsther God-YHWH in and for all things in Yahawashi's name.
Do we have the choice to call him how do understand or how the Scriptures instruct His Name to called out in service and Worship?
Enjoyed your video. Always said his name represents his authority and power.
When you say he had a name above, every name. That means he had authority and power above all, authority and power on earth,
God bless your brother, and may His grace continue to be with you
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and encouragement! You’re absolutely right-God’s name represents His ultimate authority and power. When Scripture says He has a name above every name, it’s a powerful reminder that His authority surpasses all, not just on earth but in all creation.
You also brought up another intriguing question in another comment: Why does Revelation 19:12 mention that Jesus has a name no one knew? In my book, ‘The Name Above All Names,’ I explore this more exhaustively. It’s a fascinating study that requires paying close attention to the text. God giving Jesus a name above every name is telling us that the name “Jesus” (or even Yehoshua or Yeshua is not that name-it’s referring to a name or authority granted by God that’s ”uniquely” His. In fact, at least five other people in the Bible are named Jesus, so this goes deeper than the name itself. Revelation 19:12-16 reemphasizes this idea, revealing a name that remains mysterious. Shem doesn't mean name as we understand names...
We often forget that Paul, the writer of Philippians, had a similar John-like experience described in 2 Corinthians 12, where he was caught up to the third heaven and heard inexpressible things. These connections give us a fuller picture of God’s authority and mystery, working through Jesus in ways that surpass our full comprehension.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and I truly appreciate your blessing. May His grace continue to be with you, and may we both grow in understanding and awe of His name and authority. God bless you, my brother!
FATHERMOTHER
Thank you Bro for at last ...someone brings the TRUTH OF OUR FATHERS NAME!...I SUPPORT U 1000000000%
Thank you so much for your incredible support and encouragement! It means the world to me to know that the content resonates with you and that you’re so passionate about exploring the truth of our Father’s name. My goal has always been to share these insights in a way that inspires deeper understanding and connection to God’s Word. Your enthusiasm is such a blessing-thank you for being part of this journey! Let’s continue growing and seeking truth together! Blessings to you!
Nice information to hear, I always had that uncomfortable feeling concerning about the name Yahuah because it just popped out of no where.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment! I completely understand that feeling. The name “Yahuah” has gained popularity relatively recently, particularly in the 20th century. While it’s presented as a restoration of God’s original name, it’s important to note that this specific form doesn’t appear in ancient Hebrew manuscripts or early translations.
Your discernment is key here. It’s always good to approach these things with caution and a desire for truth. The history and pronunciation of God’s name are deeply nuanced, and it’s okay to question and seek clarity. What’s most important is understanding the meaning and reverence behind His name, which reflects His eternal, self-sustaining nature and His covenant relationship with us.
Thank you for engaging with the content and sharing your perspective-it’s always encouraging to hear from thoughtful viewers like you. Keep seeking, studying, and growing in your understanding of God’s Word! Blessings!
Praise YaH
This is so fascinating!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it fascinating. The depth and complexity of these topics never cease to amaze me, and it’s always exciting to dive into them with others who are just as curious. If you have any questions or specific areas you’d like to explore further, feel free to share-I’d love to continue the conversation! Thank you for engaging!
Good afternoon so why do preachers not teach us the true name of the most high?
They not allowed to. Gotta keep their pockets line with cash and would actually have to live by the word. It’s deception keep seeking you will find the truth❤
Thank you for your thoughtful question! Believe it or not, most pastors don’t know the historical or linguistic details about the pronunciation of God’s name, and that’s okay-it’s not typically a focus of their training or ministry. In fact, it’s not really the pastor’s role to teach the correct pronunciation of God’s name. Their primary calling, as shepherds, is to “feed the sheep” by teaching, guiding, and nurturing their congregation in the Word of God and in their relationship with Him.
Many pastors rely on denominational beliefs, without diving into the linguistic nuances. Their focus is often on conveying God’s character, His covenant relationship with His people, and His work in our lives, rather than emphasizing the specifics of His name.
That said, understanding the history and meaning of God’s name can enrich our study of Scripture, and it’s great that you’re interested in exploring this topic further! Thank you for raising such an insightful question, and I encourage you to keep seeking and growing in your faith. Blessings to you!
GIVE THANKS UNTO THE LORD FOR HE IS GOOD
Indeed He is!!!
“But Solomon built him an house. Howbeit the most High dwelleth not in temples made with hands; as saith the prophet, Heaven is my throne, And earth is my footstool: What house will ye build me? saith the Lord: Or what is the place of my rest? Hath not my hand made all these things? Ye stiffnecked and uncircumcised in heart and ears, ye do always resist the Holy Ghost: as your fathers did, so do ye. Which of the prophets have not your fathers persecuted? and they have slain them which shewed before of the coming of the Just One; of whom ye have been now the betrayers and murderers: who have received the law by the disposition of angels, and have not kept it.”
Acts 7:47-53 KJV
Seem like ppl in the comments know more the him
You know and also modern Hebrew is not even Hebrew, it's a language called Yiddish, which is an Eastern European language, by the ashkenazis, which called themselves Jews but are not Jews. Cuz in Genesis chapter 10 you'll see that the tribe of ashkenaz is of the lineage of Japheth, not Shem. These people that call themselves Jews but are not Jews but of the synagogue of Satan, the Ashkenazi Zionist Jews, who gave us a language they call Hebrew but is nothing but the Yiddish, when you go all the way back through the Yiddish language it takes you back to Aramaic, not Hebrew. Aramaic goes all the way back to ancient Babylon Babylonian language
You're on point...keep the science burning.
@ashleytaylor-c2e you know when you look up Usha, All these people are saying yahusha, but you look up goddess usha, Yah Usha, this is feminine, this is an ancient pagan goddess, so all this Hebrew language today is not Hebrew at all. I think they're setting the world up for their final Antichrist, to have everybody speak this Yiddish language and say the name of their Messiah in their language but God preserved his word for all generations and we got the name of The Messiah in our tongue. I'm starting this journey about the languages but you have to start way back, with the Paleo Hebrew and go from there
So what about yahushua @@cycribbs
@@cycribbs So at least to your research..what then is the name of the True Messiah and of the Creator ????
“And other sheep I have, which are not of this fold: them also I must bring, and they shall hear my voice; and there shall be one fold, and one shepherd.”
John 10:16 KJV
You are here to add to the confusion. Shem is not a proper pronunciation. Scripture says it is The Name YAHUAH is what saves you, not what you think is in your heart.
Why do you hebrew iseralites love to argue and cause division among God's people stop sinning if you don't agree go about your business the fact is only the priest knew how to pronounce the name of God. We know impart but when the lord returns we will know all things. Our father knows our intentions to respect him.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. I understand how deeply this topic resonates for many, and I appreciate the opportunity to clarify. My goal is not to add confusion but to encourage deeper study and reflection on God’s name, its meaning, and its significance in Scripture.
The term “shem,” as used in Hebrew, does not refer to a specific pronunciation but rather encompasses the essence, reputation, and authority of a name. In the context of YHWH, “shem” points to the fullness of God’s character and being, which transcends any single human language or pronunciation. While I respect the conviction many have about specific renderings like “Yahuah,” it’s important to note that Scripture doesn’t provide a definitive pronunciation of YHWH. What it does emphasize is faith, heeding to, and the acknowledgment of God’s sovereignty.
In Romans 10:9-10, we see that salvation is tied to confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in our hearts that God raised Him from the dead. This shows that our relationship with God is about more than just vocalizing His name-it’s about a heart posture of faith and trust in Him.
I encourage you to continue studying and seeking truth in Scripture. Conversations like these are valuable because they push us all to think more deeply about our relationship with God. Thank you for engaging, and I pray this discussion helps bring clarity and encouragement as we explore these profound topics together.
Blessings! Thank you so much! All too often people forget that God is not human. He doesn't think like us. He is omniscient!!! It’s so important that we remember with intent and purpose that God is not human and does not think like us. His understanding transcends language, dialect, and even our limited ways of expression. God knows exactly who or what we are calling out to-He searches the heart and discerns whether our cries are directed toward Him or toward a false god of our own making. His omniscience ensures that He sees beyond words and into the sincerity of our intentions. Let’s take comfort in knowing that His knowledge and love surpass all human limitations!
I saw where Lord means Ba'al, 3:10 I need to study this info further,
so inspiring the info you are sharing thank you for your content .
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! The connection between “Lord” and “Ba’al” is indeed fascinating and highlights the importance of context in understanding biblical language. In Hosea 2:16 (KJV), God says, “And it shall be at that day, saith the Lord, that thou shalt call me Ishi; and shalt call me no more Baali.” This verse reveals God’s desire for His people to relate to Him not as Ba’al (lord), a title that often conveys fear and apprehension, but as Ishi (my husband), emphasizing a loving and intimate relationship.
Interestingly, Ba’al and Baali are linguistically the same word, but their contextual use matters greatly. God no longer wanted to be called Baali, even though it could mean “my lord,” because the term had become associated with idolatry and false gods. Instead, God sought a relationship based on love and covenant, not one rooted in fear. This is a beautiful illustration of God’s relational nature and His desire to be known intimately, not distantly.
It’s also important to distinguish Ba’al from Adonai, another title meaning “Lord” in Scripture. While Ba’al often connotes false worship and idolatry, Adonai is a sacred title used exclusively for the true God, reflecting His sovereignty and covenant faithfulness.
I’m so glad this content has inspired you to study further! The depth of Scripture is incredible, and understanding the nuances of God’s name and titles helps us grow in our relationship with Him. Thank you for engaging with the video and for your kind words. Keep exploring the Word, and feel free to share any insights or questions as you continue your studies! I cover your question very exhaustively in ‘The Name Above All Names!”
This video is off on a lot of areas. There is prophecy in Scripture and historical documents that piece together the truth. It's in this video I found 'blessed be Your Name' on the channel 'follow the lamb today'
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I’d love to hear more about which areas you feel could use clarification or a different perspective. I’m always open to learning and exploring insights from prophecy, Scripture, and historical documents, as they can really enrich our understanding. If there’s something specific you’d like to discuss or an area you think would add value to the conversation, please feel free to elaborate-I’d genuinely appreciate it! Thank you again for engaging, and I look forward to hearing more from you.
Thank you for this video
Isaiah tells us, the Most High will give us a perfect language. So why do we continue to argue about pronunciations?
If Jesus is not his name why do we still use it? This is twisting my brain
I believe His name is Yahusha in Hebrew. But let not your brain be twisted, you can’t go wrong with what is written. Why do I call Him Jesus, cause it is written.
Does He know He is called Jesus? Of course, He has allowed it to be so in the English speaking language. Go with what is written. When standing before Him and He ask you why you called Him a name other Jesus, what will be your answer?
If He ask you why you called Him Jesus,
Answer; because it is written in scripture!
@ I understand…also there is power in the name of Jesus and it’s proven…my desire is to be right and in good standing with God, and where it’s written do not take away or add to the book, it got me to thinking abt Jesus name, and there’s several theories on how and why it was changed….
I call the son Yahusha.but it's more about his character.i don't knock anyone who call him Jesus.
Let's do our research please....the name "Jesus" in not in our 1611 Bible...so where did it come from....it's a pagan rendition of the name of the Roman God Zeus...hail Zeus....Je..zeus!!
@ , My point is this. Please consider. The Most High is in control of all things, including everything! Not limited by anything.
What is written in scriptures. Every jot., everything!
The challenge for us as believers is to believe it. I’ve heard the whole Zeus argument, along with the 1611 Bible argument, along with the name Jesus means earth pig argument.
And after all the arguments the name that is in scripture is Jesus.
I believe His name is Yahusha in Hebrew.
I believe He is referred to as Jesus in English.
Some have said His name is Yahawahshi, Yeshua, Yahushua, Yahshiyah, Yahoshua etc…..
The question is according to the current Bible what name is given?
Keep in mind, our Creator can use whatever name He chooses to use.
I don’t want to stand before Him and explain why I said the name Jesus means hail Zeus, only to have Him, ask me to show Him in the scriptures inspired by Him, where it says the name Jesus means hail to Zeus.
Knowledge is a beautiful thing, but wisdom , grace and humility will help us avoid humiliation.
Go with that is written and you won’t go wrong!
Isaiah 26:4 KJV
Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength:
Isaiah 26:4 NKJV
Trust in the LORD forever, For in YAH, the LORD, is everlasting strength.
From the KJV to the NKJV we see a change. Who do you attribute this change to? Man?
Lean not to your own understanding. He brings about the change in His Time, concerning everything!
Romans 10:17 KJV
So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.
Your faith His name means hail Zeus, came from you hearing His name means hail Zeus.
Matthew 12:36-37 KJV
But I say unto you, That every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment. [37] For by thy words thou shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned.
This comes from the same book that refers to HaMashiah as Jesus the Christ. Be careful.
Job 38:2 KJV
Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge?
Thanks man
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you found the video helpful. If you ever have more questions or topics you’d like me to cover, feel free to let me know. Thanks for watching and being part of the community!
I encourage you to seek the Most High concerning confirmation of His name. I would also like to share my quick testimony below (it will say “Testimony”). All esteem to Yahuah.
Yahuah is not a modern name.
The sacred name movement is a way to pose a stumbling block and keep people bound in error. There are many scriptures that let us know to proclaim His Wonderful name!
Also the books labeled as apocryphal should not be labeled as such. They are scripture, books that the very people we read bout had access to (ex. the book of Yashar/Jasher and Enoch is mentioned in scripture). I’m no longer giving any power to men (who are not in covenant with Yahuah) the power to control what is now considered “canon”. In my ignorance I did such, but Yahuah is opening my eyes.
“Testimony”: He confirmed to me the name of his ban (son) is Yahusha. This was a concern for me since I was hearing people use different names (Yahushua, Yeshua, Yahwashi … etc.). The facts only confirm what Yahuah showed me. To me the facts are the icing on the cake since it confirms what He has spoken.
The name of the ban has the Father’s name in it. There is no possible way that it is Yahweh because Yahusha and Yahuah both have the (Yad + Hay + Waw … which equals Yahu)as the first 3 letters. It’s important to remember that modern Hebrew was not spoken by Yahusha and those before him. In fact, I believe modern Hebrew is a corruption of the original language which I also believe was the first language that once was spoken before the scattering mentioned in Gen. 11:1-9 (key verses are 1 & 9).
Yahusha said:
“I am come in my Father's name, and you receive me not: if another shall come in his own name, him you will receive.”
John (not his real name) 5:43
This is why I am standing on 1 John 2:27. Many self proclaimed teachers are leading people astray. (Ex. Your words at the 7:00 mark). Your or my opinion does not matter, it’s about His Word … His Truth, that’s what matters.
I also encourage you to repent and turn to Yahuah and step down from being a false teacher, be in covenant with Yahuah through Yahusha as a regrafted home-born olive tree (since that is your true heritage and bloodline identity), be sound in your understanding, seasoned … and IF approved by Yahuah and your behavior is confirmed as upright by Qadash unbiased (not partial) men (witnesses) (1 Tim 3:7) in The Way, shepherd. You must be a follower and walk with Mashyach Yahusha, not JC who is a false representation of the Mashyach (it’s more than a name topic).
You don’t have to be a pastor to be effective. Anyone who chooses and does the will of the Father are effective. Men who proclaimed and shared the basorah (pleasing news!) did not have it easy, were not always received, and were even killed although they will not be put to shame (Psalms 25:3, Romans 10:11). I myself have had to humble myself and still am since departing from the religion of C-anity. The title “G*d” is the name of an idol. The Hebrew word is Aluah. I also saw that you are selling merchandise that includes false names (ex. J*sus) which his name IS linked to idols and IS NOT Hebrew (which I think correct pronunciation is Abaray if I’m not mistaken. If I am, I will stand corrected). The men in scripture who were of the seed of Ya’aqab had purposeful names. We see that in the Hebrew culture even when you look at the names of the prophets. The name JC had no Hebrew linkage but is a gentile tongue name. You must be sure since you are providing a resource to people. You must be sure for yourself first. You must be in covenant with Yahuah through His ban Yahusha who is the true Mashyach.
The name “L*rd” means “Baal” which goes against Exodus 23:13 which is a commandment. I use asterisks for the sake of this conversation.
This video is wrong.
Blessings, and thank you so much! There is a significant difference between Adonai (Lord) and Baal (Lord), and it highlights the incredible nuance of Hebrew. While both are often translated as “Lord” in English, they are completely different words in Hebrew, carrying distinct meanings and connotations. This is a reminder of the depth and precision in the original language, which can sometimes be lost in translation. Understanding these differences can greatly enrich our study of Scripture!
@@gclmedia
Were you able to see my response addressing your reply?
Sadly on my end I can't, but I want to confirm it was not deleted by you (not to blame, but to be sure). I do want to note that I have dealt with my comments being hidden or not showing probably due to censoring. If you did not see my comment I can repost it.
Ok
What was the real reason for this vidz....was it to sell your book?..... we still are not wiser as to the name of God??
Thank you for your comment and for watching the video! The purpose of this content wasn’t just to promote my book, The Name Above All Names, but to explore the rich and nuanced history behind God’s name. The mention of my book, The Name Above All Names, is intended as a resource for those who want to dive even deeper into these topics-it’s not the main focus of the video but rather an additional tool for those seeking more exhaustive study.
His name goes beyond pronunciation-it represents His authority, essence, and eternal presence. The Bible reveals this mystery, calling us to understand His character rather than focus solely on how it’s spoken.
While this video provides an overview, the book contains far more detail than I could ever include here. It dives deeply into the history, meaning, and significance of God’s name. If there’s something specific you’d like to discuss, I’d love to continue the conversation. Thank you again for engaging!
@gclmedia Thanks for your explanation Bro.
Is this modern or Paleo
I Believe that the Prenounciation is importend to remember the story of Elia .I Say YAHWEH .But I still have a Question Pastor Gene still would like to know and want to know what HAYAH means .
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🔷️MATTHEW 10:26
I agree with you. I understand those that feel that they are honoring The Most High by using His correct name, but most of us were saved calling on the name of Jesus. So, I guess if you use the name Jesus, you're going to hell? It's about relationship and not religion. Revelation 19:12 says He has a name that no one knows.
Revelation 19:12 NKJV
[12] His eyes were like a flame of fire, and on His head were many crowns. He had a name written that no one knew except Himself.
Blessings and Shalom. 🙏🏽
This is good but most people teach modern Hebrew which is what the Ashkanaz created /use as the Shemitic Israelites, used the paleo. So if you use the paleo it's Yahawah. Ya Ha Wa. Also, you are Israel my brother! God is a title used by many, Yah is a name used by only One
Amen.
I thank my Father God YHWH for His holy name. I bless the Lord o my soul and all that is within me bless His holy name.
Thank You Father God for the power of the cross. Thank You my God my redeemer for salvation through Your Son Yahawashi. I praise Your name because You are worthy of all praise, glory and honor.
You are the only true and living God in Yahawashi's Holy name i pray.
This is accurate!
🔥JESUS MY Heavenly Father hear my prayers. Give me courage. As a single mother, raising not one but two children with special needs can be overwhelming. I’m constantly struggling to pay bills. Struggling to buy groceries, struggling to do it all. I want to give up however faith is all I have left and faith is all I need. FATHER GIVE ME YOUR STRENGTH. IN JESUS NAME.❤️💕
Heavenly father name is not Jesus that would be Satan
This is great! Thank you so much for your insight! Is there any significance to addressing God as "Our Father"? Didn't Jesus reveal because we are now children of God by adoption we can rightly call Him Abba, Father? Do you know what biblical translations still use YHWH? This is a great video to show my Jehovah Witness friends.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I’m glad you found the video insightful. Your question about addressing God as “Our Father” is so important-it’s truly one of the most beautiful revelations Jesus gave us. When He teaches us to pray, calling God “Our Father,” it reflects that profound shift in our relationship with God: through Jesus, we’re no longer distant followers but sons, able to approach Him with the closeness of calling Him “Abba, Father.” It’s an amazing expression of intimacy and trust that was less accessible before Jesus’ ministry.
As for translations that still use YHWH, I know that you’ll find God’s name represented in versions like the American Standard Version (ASV) and the New World Translation both as Jehovah, while in the Jerusalem Bible it is Yahweh. Each translation has a different approach, but they’re helpful for exploring how “YHWH” is represented in Scripture.
And it’s great to hear you’re sharing this with your Jehovah’s Witness friends! My fiance was born and raise Jehovah's Witness. Conversations like these open the door for understanding more about our faith and about God’s character. If you’d like to go deeper, my book 'The Name Above All Names' dives into the meaning of “YHWH” and the relationship we have with God, as Jesus taught us. Thank you again for watching and for the engaging questions!
@@gclmedia I will definitely try to get the Jehovah's Witnesses to watch this video but I find it highly unlikely since it is not Watchtower approved. The Jehovah's Witnesses seem to be very skeptical and overly critical of any translation that is not NWT because of this very issue. I understand their concern that we should not tamper with the Word of God. But, it was in reverence to the Holy Name YHWH (so a jew wouldn't speak it while reading the scriptures) not a cover up. The LORD was a reminder of the Holy Name, YHWH. But, I do sympathize with their point we should not be tampering with the Word of God. However, one could easily say that the Jehovah's Witnesses tampered with YHWH by using the vowels from Adonai to get Jehovah, right? I do not know if the Jehovah's Witnesses are aware of this. So it seems both groups are guilty. I use the RSVCE edition and it does bother me that the translation has translated the sacred text to LORD in the OT. One last thing that is interesting is that whenever the NT quotes from the OT such as in Romans 10:13 it translates it as LORD and never YHWH or Jehovah. So It seems St. John knew what he was doing being that he was inspired by the Holy Spirit when he wrote the Gospel of John. I guess I just need to order your book because this topic is fascinating.
We recently got the Cephar bible. It has wonderful translations. Think there is another called the hallelujah scriptures.
Praise The Most High YAHWEH everyday and His Son Yahoshua Manifested In The Flesh ♥️
Thank you for your heartfelt comment! Praising the Most High YHWH and His Son, who was manifested in the flesh, is such a beautiful expression of faith and gratitude. It’s a reminder of God’s love and the incredible gift of redemption He has given us.
Let’s continue to lift His name high every day, acknowledging His power, grace, and the eternal relationship He offers us through His Son. Thank you for sharing your love for the Most High-it’s inspiring and uplifting to see! Blessings to you!
Zephaniah 3:8-9
Until he calls us back, The Most High, Holy One of Israel are good. But where does it say hebrew was a language? In scripture.
People spoke both in ancient times. Not surprising, since these languages bear the name of their ancestors, in the lineage of Shem. His sons Aram, and Aphaxad, the later is the father of Eber from which Hebrew derived.
Though the original language was confused, living close, trading and intermixing should have make it easy for them to learn both.
An instance of this you can read in 2 Chronicles 32/2 Kings 18 where it's shown that in high circles people were fluent in both.
The book ofJubilees actually trace the original language, and it's called Hebrew. It might sound a bit confusing but it says the original language was preserved through Eber in Shem's lineage and taught to Abraham, so we come to know it through Eber, certainly not the original name of the language, that we could ask the person of authorithy when we meet them in the times apointed 😊
@bbl5499 thank you for your reponse.
Blessings and thank you for adding to the conversation! Zephaniah 3:8-9 is indeed a powerful passage that speaks to God’s plan of restoration, promising a “pure language” so that His people may call upon Him with one accord. This pure language is likely symbolic of a return to the unity humanity experienced before the Tower of Babel, where a single language was spoken among all people (Genesis 11:1-9). The confusion of languages at Babel was a direct result of their action, and Zephaniah’s prophecy hints at God reversing that division to bring unity in worship and understanding.
We also see a glimpse of this pure language on the day of Pentecost (Acts 2:1-11), when the Holy Spirit enabled the disciples to speak in tongues that were understood by people from diverse nations. This event symbolized the restoration of unity among God’s people and their ability to glorify Him despite linguistic differences.
As for Hebrew being specifically mentioned as a language in Scripture, the Bible doesn’t explicitly name “Hebrew” in the way we define languages today. However, we understand from context and historical evidence that the Israelites spoke and wrote in what we now call Hebrew. For example, Abram is called a Hebrew in Genesis 14:13, and the Old Testament was primarily written in ancient Hebrew. In the New Testament, “Hebrew” is mentioned in John 19:20, referring to the inscription on the cross written in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, though this may have been the Aramaic dialect spoken by the Jewish people of the time.
The idea of a pure language represents not just the restoration of speech but the unification of worship and a return to God’s original design for humanity. It’s a fascinating study, and I encourage you to keep digging into these rich themes. Thank you again for engaging with this discussion!
I think one would have to look into tetragrammaton Hebrew that was given to Moshe/Moses. It was spoken and used throughout the First Temple Period along with Paleo Hebrew (script). This can be confirmed by the Dead Sea Scrolls where Leviticus was found in both languages/Styles. The Hebrew that most see and used today (Aramaic/boxed) the Israelites brought back from their Assyrian/Babylon captivity (Rabbinical Hebrew). This is also one of the reasons why men (post First Temple) were sent to Torah school, if they could afford it also. So we have tetragrammaton -> Paleo -> Aramaic writing styles.
Moses was not a Hebrew name.
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We have been given titles, as HE gave Moshe. YAH says HIS people shall know His name (Isaiah 52:6)
It will be given to us.
Its about his character.plus his word is above all names.
imma just call on Jesus
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Amen
What about the word ELOHIM
Blessings! I will do a video on Elohim just for you. I appreciate you and thank you for watching and engaging in the conversation.
Jeremiah 23:26-28
How long shall this be in the heart of the prophets that prophesy lies? yea, they are prophets of the deceit of their own heart; 27Which think to cause my people to forget my name by their dreams which they tell every man to his neighbour, as their fathers have forgotten my name for Baal. 28The prophet that hath a dream, let him tell a dream; and he that hath my word, let him speak my word faithfully. What is the chaff to the wheat? saith the LORD. (He doesn't like being called "LORD" or Baal which means the same thing)
Behold the Hand Behold the Nail. That's what yod-hay-vav-hay means by the meaning of each letter, and the gematria confirms that.
The reverence tradition was wrong as regards to pronouncing of God's name...
Truly, God is not human, however His name means "He (God) Causes To Become"... Whether you prefer to use JEHOVAH OR YAHWEH.
Your quote about the Apostle Paul in Athens was right, he was trying to establish a common ground for preaching to them as at that point in time...
I am a Yoruba neutralized German person and we call God's name to in Yoruba JEHOFAH.
Everyone within the Yoruba people has a name and the names have meanings, how much less the NAME OF THE CREATOR....
Just thing about Yeshua - Salvation belongs to Jehovah, Jehoshaphat
(Je·hoshʹa·phat) [Jehovah Is Judge].
1. Son of Ahilud serving as recorder during the reigns of David and Solomon.-2Sa 8:16; 20:24; 1Ki 4:3; 1Ch 18:15.
2.Jehoshua
(Je·hoshʹu·a) [Jehovah Is Salvation].
Son of Nun; an Ephraimite who succeeded Moses and led the Israelites into the Promised Land. His original name was Hoshea, but Moses called him Jehoshua, or Joshua (a short form of Jehoshua).-Nu 13:8, 16; De 34:9; Jos 1:1, 2; see JOSHUA No. 1.
3. Jehu
(Jeʹhu) [possibly, Jehovah Is He].
A Benjamite of the city of Anathoth who came as a volunteer to serve with David. David was then at Ziklag as a refugee from King Saul. Jehu was among the mighty men “armed with the bow, using the right hand and using the left hand with stones or with arrows in the bow.”-1Ch 12:1-3.
4. Jehoiakim
(Je·hoiʹa·kim) [possibly, Jehovah Raises Up].
One of the last Judean kings, son of Josiah by Zebidah, and originally called Eliakim. (2Ki 23:34, 36; 1Ch 3:15) Jehoiakim’s bad rule of about 11 years (628-618 B.C.E.) was marked by injustices, oppression, and murder. (2Ch 36:5; Jer 22:17; 52:2) Also, during his reign Judah experienced much harassment from Chaldean, Syrian, Moabite, and Ammonite marauder bands.-2Ki 24:2.
There is a pattern of pronunciation here and meanings to the name of the MOST HIGH GOD...
Please don't water this down.....
Thank you!
The Lord God knows the heart of the believer, of his children.
Matt 23:25
Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You clean the outside of the cup and dish, but inside they are full of greed and self-indulgence.
Let us worship the Lord in spirit and in truth as we are commanded. Its ok to cite our feelings in regards to the name of the Lord but let us stay humble and mindful of our tones and heart posture
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for sharing Matthew 23:25-such a powerful reminder of the importance of our inner heart posture over outward appearances. You’re absolutely right that God knows the hearts of His children and desires worship in spirit and in truth (John 4:23-24).
Discussions about God’s name are meaningful, but they must be approached with humility and love, keeping our focus on His character and our relationship with Him. Thank you for encouraging all of us to stay mindful of our tone and intent as we engage in these conversations. Your words are a great example of balancing truth with grace. Blessings to you, and thank you again for sharing!
Yes Sir!!! EHYEH is His Name from His own mouth. That's the first person future tense of Liyot. Not YHVH, YHVH, that's how people address Him in the 3rd person future tense, for fear of repeating the same pronouncement as God. But we can call Him Abba or Father also. --JB Victor, author of The Lost Linguistics of the Bible.
Each God- Head has a name. Let US make man in our image. God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit. The Saints serving Jesus Christ each Godhead verified themselves. We know Jesus Christ have risen from the died. Because we’re filled with the Holy Spirit.
An apple is still an apple in every language...
lol. You are sooo late
I started to read a book written by a Jewish man who speaks Hebrew and his explanation of YHWH/YHVH means IS, which Hebrew doesn't have a word for and the closest they have is EXIST. I might not have that verbatim, but the gist of the meaning is God IS. He IS all things. He created all things. God IS.
I'm very much looking forward to studying your book The Name Above All Names.
Thank you so much for sharing that insight! The idea of YHWH as "IS" or "EXIST" is such a powerful concept-it beautifully captures God’s timeless, self-sustaining nature. In Hebrew, there’s such depth in even the simplest expressions, and YHWH indeed points to God as the eternal "I AM"-the One who simply "IS", beyond time, space, or human comprehension.
I’m really glad to hear you’re going to be diving into 'The Name Above All Names'. I explore similar themes and go deeper into how God’s name reveals His essence, character, and relationship with us. I think you’ll find that understanding YHWH as "IS" adds a whole new layer to seeing God not only as the Creator but as the very source of existence itself. Thank you again for your interest and thoughtful comment-excited to hear what stands out to you in the book!
The knowledge of the Most High should be freely given, and not utilized for self profit!... Instructions given from the Messiah, to His disciples!...
Jesus said to them, “Very truly I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you.
Thank you for sharing this powerful verse! Jesus' words here in John 6:53 go right to the heart of what it means to have a deep, sustaining relationship with Him. When He talks about “eating His flesh” and “drinking His blood,” He’s inviting us into an intimate, life-giving connection-a commitment that goes beyond simply knowing about Him to actually being nourished by His life and sacrifice.
Jesus' words have sparked so much reflection and discussion over the centuries because it challenges us to think about our faith as something truly transformative. It’s not just about external rituals but about letting His life fill every part of who we are. If this resonates with you, I’d love to hear your thoughts on how you see this impacting our daily lives and faith journey. Thanks again for engaging with the content so deeply!
EL SHADDAI
Indeed!
“And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name JEHOVAH was I not known to them.” (Exodus 6:3, KJV)
I’ll respectfully say i don’t know . I only called on Jesus . Mercy
Thank you for your heartfelt and humble comment! Calling on Jesus with a sincere heart is what truly matters, as Scripture reminds us in Romans 10:13: “For everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” Your willingness to approach this topic with reverence and humility is inspiring, and it reflects the essence of faith-trusting in the mercy and grace of God through Jesus Christ.
None of us have all the answers, but the beauty of our faith lies in knowing that God looks at the heart and meets us where we are. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and may His mercy and grace continue to guide you as you walk with Him. Blessings to you!
Hayah not ehye
Hayah Ashar Hayah, which means I am that I am, I will be what I want to be.
Why don’t you just ask the LORD what is him name and how it’s pronounced
Ba'al, molech, ha'shatan. What lord are you referring to?
There are no vowels in Hebrew!
I stick with Yahweh because #1 Psalms 150:6. You dont breathe Yah-u-ah. Its 3 syllables. YAH - WEH. Inhale and exhale is the breath of life. #2) the esoteric revealations of the purpose came thru Dr. HC Kinley and he preached Yahweh Elohim and Yahshua.
You guys can approach it from a historical scholary perspective - cool, but the power is from the spiritual revealations that can't be refuted, according to the tabernacle pattern.
The name of the true God Given in exodus 3:15 'Yahweh' was derived from Igbo consonants (YHWH) is pronounced as (Ya Iho wu ihe) meaning (God the Divine light that enlightens) any other translations means nothing. The word 'Lord' was derived from Igbo consonants 'l r d' pronounced as olu orie e du, meaning 'the voice of Almighty God that guides.
The bible was originally written in Igbo language. The word 'Aramaya or Aramaic was derived from 'r m Y' Igbo consonants language: pronounced as 'ire ama Ya' meaning 'the language of the church of God'. The word 'Hebrew' was derived from 'h b r w' is Igbo language: Pronounced as 'oha e bu uru uwa' meaning 'people who bear the wickedness of the world'. The word 'Greek' was derived from the Igbo consonants 'g r k' pronounced as ' OgO ri ike ' meaning district of strong people. The word 'Latin' was derived from Igbo consonants ' l t n' pronounced as 'Olu Otu ana'. meaning language of united people', All these languages are all Igbo languages written in Igbo consonants but was vowelized. The Bible was written in original Igbo Language which is the language of the Almighty God 'Yahweh' derived from letters ' YHWH' pronounced as 'Ya iho wu ihe' meaning God the Divine Light that enlightens. Ancient Igbo Jews wrote the bible in Today's Igbo land in southeast Nigeria.
This is inaccurate Based on the ancient Paleo Hebrew letters & Characters A..Ba..Ga..Da..Wa.
But modern Hebrew/Yiddish characters sounds are Alep Bet Gimmel & Dalet.
You get sounds and words like Yahweh/Yahuah, shem, and Elohim.
These sounds also have it's earliest influence from the Canaanite language and dialect E & U.
But ancient sounds are as follows..I am(I exist) Hayah Yahwah(Yahawah) Alahayam:God(P) Al:God(S)
Name: Sham.
The LORD is a superscript(prescription) representative of the fathers name. While Lord is representative of the word:(Ha Dabar) or son's name.
He likely got his information from Jewish leaders or scholars but it's only partially true.
That is why His Name is I AM because He everything we need Him to be and more! He is beyond names, beyond comprehension, but always loving us individually and completely!
As I continue to study to show myself approved through the Hebrew lens I must respectfully disagree. Yahuah, YAH .
Psalms 68:4
THE UNIQUE NAMES OF GOD
🔷️YAHWEH-M' KADDESH
"THE LORD WHO SANCTIFIES, MAKES HOLY"
🔷️YHWH/YAHWEH/JEHOVAH
"LORD"
🔷️EL SHADDAI
"GOD ALMIGHTY," "THE MIGHTY ONE OF JACOB"
🔷️EL ROI
"GOD OF SEEING"
🔷️YAHWEH-ELOHIM
"LORD GOD"
🔷️YAHWEH-SABAOTH
"THE LORD OF HOSTS"
🔷️EL-ELOAM
"EVERLASTING GOD"
🔷️YAHWEH-TSIDKENU
"THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS"
🔷️YAHWEH-NISSI
"THE LORD OUR BANNER"
🔷️YAHWEH-ROHI
"THE LORD OUR SHEPHERD"
🔷️YAHWEH-RAPHA
"THE LORD WHO HEALS YOU"
🔷️ELOHIM
"GOD CREATOR, MIGHTY STRONG"
🔷️EL, ELOAH
"GOD, MIGHTY, STRONG PROMINENT"
🔷️YAHWEH-SHAMMAH
"THE LORD IS THERE"
🔷️EL ELYON
"MIGHTY GOD"
🔷️YAHWEH-SHALOM
"THE LORD OUR PEACE"
🔷️ADONAI
"LORD"
🔷️YAHWEH-JIREH
"THE LORD WILL PROVIDE"
🔷️EL-GIBHOR
"MIGHTY GOD"
1. it was an Angel speaking to Moses in Mamre and the Angela name was Ehye Asher Ehye
2. The mosts highs name is neither YAHUWAH nor YAWEH - When you study the paleo hebrew and the dialect of consonance the name is as follow Y=ee H=AH No U in paleo but W= WA H=AH EE-AH-WA-AH Pronouncing each letter seperately and not fusing any letters into 1 = 4 Syllables. Forget yiddish or modern Hebrew.
I appreciate the thorough explanation of the history and significance behind God's Hebrew name. While I hadn't previously considered the implications of using "Lord" instead, this video provides valuable context that enhances my understanding of the Bible's language and reverence for the divine name.
Apostle!!! Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I’m glad the video helped highlight the depth and history behind God’s Hebrew name and how meaningful it is in our understanding of Scripture. Exploring the use of "LORD" versus God’s original name can really open up new layers of insight, showing how translation choices affect our connection to the text and reverence for God.
If you’re interested in going even deeper, I explore these nuances further in my book, 'The Name Above All Names' amzn.to/3KUxnBp It dives into the rich layers of God’s name, the reverence shown in ancient traditions, and how this understanding shapes our approach to worship and study today. Thank you again for engaging so thoughtfully-I’m grateful to have you on this journey with us!
Oh no, Modern Hebrew is written CVC or CV. Consonant Vowel Consonant...or Consonant Vowel....so to say YHWH are vowels is a gross error. I respect the attempt, but shake my head at the lack of scholarship.
Great video & keep up the content. GOD & LORD aren't the same in IBRI עִבְרִ֖י . LORD is YHWH; GOD is ALAHYM/AL. To Abraham, Isaac & Jacob it manifest as AL SHADDAI. Exodus 6:3. In IBRI עִבְרִ֖י - Jacob, Isaac & Abraham all have AL prefixing their names. There are no V's, No E's, nor J's in Hebrew.
True or False
God is a German word.
False, the word “God” is not German in origin; it shares linguistic roots with German, where the word for God is “Gott,” but the word itself is not exclusively German. Instead, it’s part of a broader linguistic family of terms used to a supreme deity or divine being. The concept of “God” in English, however, has been shaped primarily by Christian theology and the translation of biblical texts.
You are amazing at your own translation but you are wrong because you have not mentioned the MESORATES COMPLETE CHANGE OF THE LANGUAGE, when you research this sect of the Jews you will find the true reason why the true name of the HOLY GOD ALMIGHTY ❤
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your thoughts! I truly appreciate your passion for understanding the depth and history behind the name of God. The role of the Masoretes is indeed a fascinating and important part of the discussion. They were responsible for preserving the Hebrew Scriptures by adding the vowel points and other annotations to the text between the 6th and 10th centuries AD, which has profoundly shaped how we understand biblical Hebrew today.
However, it’s also important to note that their work aimed to safeguard the pronunciation and meaning of the Scriptures as they were passed down. While some believe this introduced changes to the original pronunciation of God’s name, others see their efforts as vital in preserving the text for future generations. The nuanced history of how God’s name has been understood and represented is vast, and there’s always more to explore.
If you have specific insights or sources about the Masoretes that you’d like to share, I’d love to hear them! Thank you for engaging so thoughtfully-these conversations are how we all grow in understanding. Blessings to you!
WHATEVER IS COVER UP WILL BE UNCOVERED
Dude crazy to think that Adam didn’t know his name you telling me Cain and Abel didn’t know his name Genesis Seth knew his name
Genesis 4:26 plus check out the oldest inscription in the world the name is Yahweh
@timothyyisrael6618 According to 1 Kings 6:1, the Exodus occurred 480 years before the construction of Solomon’s Temple (circa 966 BCE), placing the Exodus around 1446 BCE. The Soleb Inscription, dating to approximately 1400 BCE, is the oldest known inscription that may reference YHWH. This timeline places Moses, to whom God revealed His name, within approximately 50 years of the inscription. Coincidence? Or Evidence?!
Abraham lived roughly 400 years before Moses, and as the Bible states: “And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name JEHOVAH was I not known to them” (Exodus 6:3, KJV). This highlights the question: do we trust what God Himself declares in His Word?
@@gclmediadid Adam an eve lived over 900 years an they don’t know his name for 900 years I’m not going to tell them my name so you telling me that Yahweh did not tell Adam an eve his name that’s why the Christians and Catholics had to take the name out of the book 🤔🧐
@@gclmedia Sumerian tablets also has Yahweh name inscriptions in there tablets 🤔🧐
There’s a lot of conjecture out there about YHWH being mentioned in Sumerian tablets, but as of now, there’s no credible scholarly evidence to support this claim. The Sumerian civilization dates back to around 3100-2000 BCE, and while they left behind an impressive collection of texts, including references to their own deities like Enki and Enlil, the name YHWH does not appear in their writings. I write exhaustively to debunk this in God’s Garden amzn.to/3RiZihS
The earliest undisputed reference to YHWH is found in the Soleb Inscription, dating to around 1400 BCE during the time of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. This aligns with the biblical timeline, placing YHWH’s worship among nomadic tribes like the Shasu before the time of Moses.
Any connections between Sumerian texts and YHWH are speculative and often based on linguistic or theological assumptions rather than solid evidence. It’s an interesting idea, but there’s no historical proof to back it up at this point!
It does matter its very importend because the Name of God is Holy and i know i dont want to call upon a wrong name refearing to a false God .Every Word has a significant meaning . there is a difference between the Word "LORD" and the Name of The LORD wich i believe is Jesus and there is a different between de Word " GOD " and the name of " GOD " wich i have been calling upon YAHWEH The God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob this is very importend for Jacob the Nation Israel .
We don’t say Yahadweh(Judah) it is Yahudah(Judah). The Abary(Hebrew) are the exact characters except the Dalet(D). This isn’t difficult when we remove the Dalet doesn’t magically make a weh ending. There is no Vav in Abary either. The scholarship around the language comes from the same people who celebrate the day of Tammuz which is against scripture. This is such a bad explanation He has always been known by His Name. Scripture explicitly tells us how to revere His Name by proclaiming His Name. In Shamuth 6 where you referred to saying Abraham etc didn’t know His Name is blasphemy. All the patriarchs knew His Name and scripture reveals that. That verse was a question to Mashah(Moses) saying “was I not known to them? This promotes a false teaching of progressive revelation which is false.
You asked, what shall we call god? Drop the god thing. YAHUAH takes priority over the mere, generic title of god. You got it backward. You should ask, why aren't we regularly saying the Creator's name in conversations and teachings--YAHUAH. If you are more comfortable saying god, god, god over YAHUAH, what does that say about your conviction? You have more growing to do.
Ezekiel 39:7 And my holy name will I make known in the midst of my people Israel; neither will I suffer my holy name to be profaned any more: and the nations shall know that I am Jehovah, the Holy One in Israel.
God does want His name known and it is wrong to add or subtract from the Bible and to hide His name. There are so many verses where His name is mentioned and is to be exalted but we replace it with a generic title. It is wrong to do so.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for sharing Ezekiel 39:7-such a powerful verse! You’re absolutely right that God desires His name to be known and glorified among His people and the nations. His name represents His character, authority, and covenant relationship with His people, and there’s incredible significance in the way Scripture emphasizes His holy name.
The practice of replacing God’s name with titles like LORD or Jehovah stems from a long history of translation and tradition. Out of reverence, early Jewish traditions substituted Adonai (Lord) for YHWH to avoid misusing His holy name. Later, translations like the King James Version continued this practice, often using LORD in all caps. While these choices were made to honor God’s name, they’ve also obscured its personal and covenantal nature.
You’re raising an important point about the balance between reverence and accuracy in how we handle God’s Word. Exalting His name as Scripture commands requires us to reflect not only on the words we use but also on the heart posture with which we approach Him. Thank you for highlighting this-it’s a call to deeper understanding and reverence. Blessings to you!
Great video with great explanation. If you do t already, You ought to consider Bible teaching. You have the voice and demeanor for it. Thank you
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement! I actually do teach the Bible, I’ve been a Senior Pastor for 15 years now, a Bible teacher even longer, but sharing these insights is one of my greatest passions. It’s such a blessing to be able to connect with others through these videos and explore God’s Word together. Your comment truly means a lot, and I’m grateful to have viewers like you who inspire me to keep going. If there’s a particular topic you’d like me to dive into, let me know-I’d love to hear your thoughts! Thank you again for your support!
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What you saying is not true.... you are not speaking the lashawan Qadash...
From His own mouth Iam, that Iam. All others are honorifics and titles man can identify with, and all were used interchangeably. In one paragraph I have seen both God and Lord used, likely translation, nothing more. My own opinion.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment! You bring up an excellent point-when God declares, “I AM WHO I AM” in Exodus 3:14, it reveals His eternal, self-existent nature. In Hebrew, names and titles serve to express God’s character and authority, but terms like Elohim (God) and Adonai (Lord) are not interchangeable. Each conveys a distinct aspect of who God is.
Elohim emphasizes God’s power and majesty as the Creator and Sustainer of all things, while Adonai reflects His authority and role as Master or Sovereign. These terms are used purposefully throughout Scripture to highlight different attributes of God, depending on the context. The distinction enriches our understanding of His multifaceted nature.
This reminds us to approach Scripture with precision and reverence, recognizing the deliberate use of language in the Hebrew text. Thank you for sharing this insight-it adds meaningful depth to the discussion! Blessings to you!
@@gclmedia Absolutely agree with all of that. WE (human writers and translators) use honorifics to explain and identify specific characteristics of His divine nature and those feel and taste more natural coming off the tongue than simply IAM. God bless
Beautiful just beautiful
Thank you so much! I’m thrilled that you found it beautiful-it’s truly an honor to share these insights on God’s name and explore the depth and reverence behind it. This topic is close to my heart, and it’s inspiring to see others appreciate it too. If you’re interested in going even deeper, I’d love to share more of what I’ve learned over the years in my book, The Name Above All Names. I go into the meanings, history, and nuances of God’s name in ways that didn’t all make it into the video. Thank you again for watching and for such kind words-it means a lot! Knowing you, you may have 'The Name Above All Names," already?!
THAT IS NOT HEBREW BUT YIDDISH. THE TRUE HEBREW NAME IS UREZHA.
YAHAWAH is the Paleo and the correct name. Everything else is his name in another language which is Not correct
Which of the Gods, though? 😂
Im sure you and other preachers know the truth BUT will not tell the truth because it'll cut the fraudulent natures of extorting morny from your gullible followers.
His name would NOT be spelled with 6 letters. God is Perfect. His name is El Qanna. Jealous God. YAH is God. HalleluYAH, God YAH is in his land his prophets his children his son. His name is Holy. Please read Exodus 34:14. He tells you his name. Sharing for all those seeking The Most High God. No one will share this with you only those who God wants you to know. Keep his name Holy. OUR FATHER WHO IS IN HEAVEN HOLLOWED BE THY NAME. ❤
YAHUAH YAHUAH YAHUAH is His name. You say god, god, god over and over again, ignoring His name. So, even though you have some level of knowledge, you cling to god god god. You repeat this title over and over again in your presentation, testifying that you remain comfortable in false traditions, influencing others to remain in bondage. You speak from both sides of your mouth. You have more growing to do.
then you need to rewtite the the bible
Good day, His name cannot change, ancient Hebrew is waw not vav, thus YHWH & is easily breathed YAH-WEH & to indicate that the use of lord is acceptable to YAH is leading the sheep astray & blasphemous! YAH istructs us not to call him Ba'al "lord" no more Hosea 2:16, all other names are modern, Yahuah, Yahuwah, and they indicate a feminine form of a name by the suffix in Hebrew.... remember in "James" Yohanan 3:1-12 YAH is going to hold "teachers" to a higher accountability & judgement & more condemnation for incorrect teachings! Also beware of charging for & holding back info to yourself to sell what is freely giving to you so we should also freely give! Its a fearful thing to fall in the hands of the living ancient of days YAHWEH!
Thank you for sharing such thoughtful insights! You raise an important point about honoring the original pronunciation of God’s name. It’s true that “Yahweh” is a relatively modern scholarly reconstruction, popularized in Christian circles in the late 1860s by the German scholar Wilhelm Gesenius. Interestingly, if we consider the German pronunciation, his own name would be “Vilhelm,” suggesting it would actually sound closer to “Yahveh” rather than “Yahweh.” This highlights that “Yahweh” as we know it today is still a reconstruction and not the ancient pronunciation.
Question: Have you ever stopped to consider what the Rabbis and Jewish communities call Him in private and in prayer?
Thank you for encouraging these important reflections. It’s a great reminder that, as teachers and students of the Word, we must approach these matters with humility, respect, and a commitment to truth.
They call on many erroneous names, like Yehovah or most say hashem"the name", again, modern hebrew has destroyed all of the original names that are not lost, hovah for instance means ruin destruction calamity and very wickedness, why would any call their mighty one that? I don't consider what they call him anyways, the ppl of the book don't occupie that land right now today, we are scattered until the regathering ....
The oldest writings in the world all depict YAHWEH, the oldest curse tablet has YAHWEH, Amenhotep III boasted on writings outside his temple how he conquered the Shasu, the nomads of YAHWEH! These are the oldest findings of the name of YAHWEH, there was no vav in original Paleo Hebrew, it was the waw as the original 6th letter of the alephbet. Just like Eve's true Hebrew name Hawwah also like Nineweh or Hodawyah are just a few examples of the "original Paleo Hebrew" everything after that has been corrupted by man! His name hasn't changed, nothing until this day has been found that outdates YAHWEH, nothing! No other form of his name is older than I stated above, those are facts, just a simple search and all that can be found out! All this other junk is Yiddish & vav being said by German converts that couldn't pronounce the proper waw and thus we have the mess today! No name is older than YAHWEH! And contrary to belief, almost all believe that YAHWEH'S name wasn't given until he spoke it to Moshe, but since the beginning of creation, His name was spoken! Genesis 4:26 Then men began to call upon the name of YAHWEH. See nothing out dates YAHWEH!
@@colbycarson425ty for the history. What is Messiah’s name today then?
It's definitely not the erroneous jesus! That has no meaning whatsoever! Its always been YAHSHUA, not just today! You cant change the name because man has corrupted the language!
The Hamashiac's name is YAHSHUA! King of Kings!
@ ty. I have heard from some other sources say Yeshua or Yahusha and wanted to see if that aligned. I’ve been in the faith 26 years and definitely digging deeper to be pleasing to Yah. I want to make sure I’m calling our Messiah’s correct name
From your experience, what do you think about those two names? The name you’ve provided, have you asked or spoke in this name with results? I guess that’s how I’m testing the power behind the name if you will. Messiah said if you ask in my name, the Father will do it
And in that day ye shall ask me nothing. Verily, verily, I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my name, he will give it you. Hitherto have ye asked nothing in my name: ask, and ye shall receive, that your joy may be full.
And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it.
Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you.
Addonai is NOT Hebrew, but Yiddish. Those people living in Israel are not Jews but Khazarian, the Roma people, also known as the Gypies. They speak Yiddish. They don't know Hebrew at all.
Thank you for your comment. This is a thought-provoking topic, and I’d like to address some of the points you raised.
First, Adonai is indeed a Hebrew word, not Yiddish. It is used throughout the Hebrew Bible as a reverent way to address God, meaning “Lord” or “Master.” Its usage predates the development of Yiddish by thousands of years. Yiddish, which emerged in medieval Europe, is a distinct language that blends Germanic, Slavic, and Hebrew elements, but it should not be confused with biblical Hebrew.
As for the identity of modern Jewish people, it’s important to approach this topic with historical context. The Khazarian hypothesis, which suggests that Ashkenazi Jews are primarily descendants of the Khazar Empire, is highly debated and lacks definitive evidence. Genetic studies have shown that modern Jewish populations, including Ashkenazi Jews, have strong genetic ties to the Middle East, supporting their historical connection to the land of Israel.
It’s always valuable to critically examine historical and linguistic claims, but it’s equally important to rely on evidence and engage in these discussions with respect and care. If you’d like to explore these topics further, I’d be happy to continue the conversation. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
@gclmedia I could only understand what you are saying if you knew the Hebrew Language, but as it is you are completely clueless. I wonder what makes you think what you are saying has some truth to it.
What you call Hebrew is actually Yiddish. Yiddish and Hebrew are totally different languages from each other altogether, one is African, while the other is a European.
I know for a fact that my people in America have been deceived by the Khazarians down in Israel who claim that the language they speak is the Hebrew language. It is NOT my dear.
We do NOT have Addonai in our vocabulary my brother. HEBREW IS MY LANGUAGE. IT IS AN AFRICAN LANGUAGE AND NOT EUROPEAN AT ALL.
Do you understand me clearly?
My brother those people living in Israel today are Roma People, the Gypies. They have No blood connection whatsoever with the Holy Land. They don't even know the Hebrew Language at all. If you happen talk to some who are honest they will tell you what I am saying right now. That is the truth. They speak Yiddish only and NOT Hebrew because they do not know the Hebrew Language which is African.
Can we all agree that God doesn't have a name like as John, Jon etc? It is that simple, God doesn't have a name. All things that have a name, are created right? All things that have a name were created and by the one that has NO name, God.
Thank you for your thought-provoking comment! I see where you’re coming from-God’s essence is so transcendent that it can’t be confined to a human concept like a name. In Exodus 3:14, when God reveals Himself as *“I AM WHO I AM”* (Ehyeh-Asher-Ehyeh), it reflects His eternal, self-existent nature, unlike anything in creation. This declaration highlights that God is beyond the constraints of time, space, and even human language.
While God doesn’t have a name in the sense we understand for created beings, Scripture uses names and titles like YHWH, Elohim, Adonai, and others to reveal aspects of His character and His relationship with us. These names are less about defining Him and more about helping us understand who He is-our Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer.
Your comment invites a deeper reflection on the mystery and majesty of God. Thank you for sharing such a profound insight! Blessings to you as you continue to seek His truth.
Why the enemy of the house of Yahuyah change his name to the name of blasphemy?
It's a curse to the people of his heritage ☝️