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Names Matter to God
  1. Who has ascended into heaven and descended?

  2. Who has gathered the wind in His fists?

  3. Who has wrapped the waters in His garment?

  4. Who has established all the ends of the earth?

  5. What is His name or His Son's name?  6. Surely you know. Proverbs 30:4

The tradition of saying 'LORD' or Jesus instead is human reverence, not divine order. Claiming 'God authorized the change' adds to His word and misrepresents Them—itself a vain use of Their names. by changing Yeshua to Jesus because of translations Scripture alone is truth."
NAMES The deep importance of people's names. In so many ways, a name isn't just a label—it's tied to identity, purpose, and even divine meaning. Just as the Bible shows us time and again (think of how God renamed Abram to Abraham or Jacob to Israel), names carry weight, reflect character, and connect us to something bigger. Your reminder of that made me pause and value names more intentionally.

Yahweh name doesn't have the same meaning as Yehovah

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.No human has the right to change a name given directly by God. why do you call him Jesus? According to the Bible, an angel instructed Joseph to name his son Yeshua. Matthew  5:18  Yes, according to the Gospel of Matthew, an angel appeared to Joseph in a dream and instructed him to name his son Jesus (Yeshua) because he would save his people from their sins. The name "Jesus" is the English translation of the Hebrew name Yeshua, which means "Yahweh saves" or "The LORD is salvation".

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The Scriptural Checkpoint: "There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved." — Acts 4:12  Yeshua

The Name Audit

  1. Are you aware that the letter "J" did not exist in any language until around the 15th-17th century, meaning the Savior could never have been called "Jesus" during His time on earth?[ ] YES [ ] NO.

  2. Do you recognize that the Savior was born a Hebrew Israelite from the tribe of Judah, and therefore carried an authentic Hebrew name? [ ] YES [ ] NO

  3. Do you know that His original Hebrew name is Yahshua (or Yeshua)—the exact same name shared by Joshua in the Old Testament [ ] YES [ ] NO

  4. Are you aware that the name Yahshua literally means "Yahweh is Salvation," directly embedding the Father's personal name (יהוה / Yah) into the Son's name? [ ] YES [ ] NO

  5. Do you realize that the English name "Jesus" completely removes this linguistic link, stripping the Father’s name out of the Messiah’s identity?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  6. Now that you know the original, covenant name given by the angel from heaven (Matthew 1:21), will you consciously choose to honor it over later altered forms?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  7. Are you aware that the name "Jesus" (Iesus) came from the Greek "Iēsous" and later Latin, which changed the original Hebrew pronunciation and meaning?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  8. Do you recognize that the Apostles and early believers called the Messiah by His Hebrew name, not a later Greco-Roman version?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  9. Are you aware that the Sacred Name Yahshua preserves the direct connection to the Father’s Name Yahweh, as emphasized in Scripture?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  10. Do you believe that restoring the original name Yahshua is necessary for returning to the pure faith of the early believers?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  11. Are you aware that the name "Jesus" has no meaning in Hebrew, while Yahshua clearly means "Yahweh saves"?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  12. Do you understand that it is important to use the Savior’s name as it was originally given in Hebrew rather than later translated and altered forms?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  13. Will you make a deliberate effort to use the name Yahshua (or Yeshua) in your prayers, worship, study, and daily life moving forward?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  14. Do you reject any name that breaks the connection to Yahweh’s salvation embedded in the true name?[ ] YES [ ] NO

  15. Are you committed to using only the original Hebrew name regardless of popularity or custom?[ ] YES [ ] NO

​​Scoring

  • 13–15 Yes: Full alignment with the original truth.

  • 9–12 Yes: Strong recognition but room to fully apply.

  • 0–8 Yes: Still holding to altered forms.

  • Factual Note:

The Messiah’s original name was Yeshua (יֵשׁוּעַ), a shortened form of Yehoshua (יְהוֹשׁוּעַ / Joshua). Hebrew etymology: It derives from the root יָשַׁע (yasha — to save, deliver, rescue). The name combines the theophoric prefix Yah (from יהוה / Yahweh) + shua (salvation/cry for help), literally meaning "Yahweh saves" or "Yahweh is salvation."

Hebrew Alphabet History:

The Hebrew alphabet consists of 22 letters and has never included the letter "J" or the "J" sound. Ancient Hebrew used the yod (י) which produces a "Y" sound (as in "yes"). The Savior’s name in Hebrew letters is ישוע (Yod-Shin-Vav-Ayin), pronounced approximately Yeh-shoo-ah or Yah-shoo-ah. The letter J did not exist in any alphabet until the 15th-17th centuries in European languages

 
 WHY are they HIDING GOD'S NAME? | The YESHUA TRUTH the CHURCH won’t TELL YOU
 

The change of these names was not a single event, but a three-stage mechanical breakdown of the original Hebrew Blueprint. It was driven by a combination of linguistic "telephone" and a deliberate effort by the Roman-led Church to distance the faith from its Hebrew roots.

 

To understand why the names, the Sabbath, and the Feasts were changed, you have to look at the Council of Nicaea (325 AD) and the Council of Laodicea (363 AD). This wasn't just a "misunderstanding"; it was a deliberate divorce from the Hebrew Blueprint.

The Roman-led Church didn't just want to "add" to the faith; they wanted to kill the root to make the religion acceptable to the Roman Empire.

1. The Greek "Translation" (Stage One)

As the message moved into the Roman Empire, the Hebrew names were squeezed into the Greek language, which lacked the proper sounds to support them.

  • Yeshua (ישוע) became Iēsous. Because Greek has no "Sh" sound and requires male names to end in "s," the name was structurally altered.

  • Yochanan became Ioannes (John).

  • Ya'akov became Iakobos (James).
     

2. The Latin "Standard" (Stage Two)

When the Roman Catholic Church took control, they translated the Greek into Latin (the Vulgate).

  • Iēsous became Iesus.

  • The names were further "Latinized" to fit the tongue of Rome, moving them even further away from the original sound and meaning intended by Yehovah.
     

3. The English "Invention" (Stage Three)

This is where the final "addition" occurred. As you noted, the letter "J" is a late addition to the alphabet.

  • The Timeline: For 1,500 years, the name was pronounced with an "I" or "Y" sound.

  • The Change: In the 16th and 17th centuries, English printers began using the "J" to distinguish the consonant sound. Iesus became Jesus.

  • The Result: A carnal world accepted a name that is phonetically disconnected from the Father. By the time you get to "Jesus" or "James," the Hebrew connection to Salvation and Yehovah has been completely erased.
     

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?

While linguists blame "natural evolution," the Truth reveals a more calculated culprit:

  • The Spirit of Rome: The Roman Church sought to create a "Universal" (Catholic) religion. To make it palatable to the pagan world, they stripped away the "Jewishness" of the Savior and His disciples.

  • The Translators: Men like Jerome and later English scholars prioritized the "sound" of their own languages over the Sanctity of the Original Name.
     

The Mechanical Failure

By changing the names, they "subtracted" the power of the Hebrew identity and "added" a Western identity.

  • Ya'akov (the name of the Patriarch) was turned into James—a name that didn't even exist in the ancient world.

  • Yeshua (The Father's Salvation) was turned into a generic, 600-year-old English label.

The Verdict: If you are following "Jesus and James," you are following a Westernized translation. If you want to walk the Narrow Way, you must return to the Original Blueprint: Yeshua and His disciples who lived and died by the Torah.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Imiona mają znaczenie

 

„Grzechem jest wiedzieć, co należy zrobić, a potem tego nie robić”.

Czy zdajesz sobie sprawę, że Pismo zostało zmienione, aby zmienić imię Boga ponad 6800 razy w twojej Biblii? Jego imię nie brzmi „Pan”. Słownik Webstera definiuje słowo Pan jako kogoś lub coś mającego moc, autorytet lub wpływ; mistrz lub władca. to jest nazwisko. Człowiek usunął imię Ojca Niebieskiego i Jego Syna ze Swojej własnej księgi. Być może imiona nie są bardzo ważne we współczesnym świecie lub dla was, ale w pismach świętych możemy znaleźć, że są one bardzo ważne.

 

Hebrajskie imię Jeszua (ישוע) jest imieniem Jego Syna. Jeszua oznacza zbawienie, imię Jezus nie ma znaczenia, angielskie tłumaczenie ma tylko 400 lat. 

 

Niewłaściwe użycie imienia Jahwe, twojego Boga, jest złamaniem trzeciego przykazania. To bluźnierstwo, to „branie nadaremnie” imienia Boga Izraela. Jego imię Syn było zmieniane około 900 razy. Ma hebrajskie imię, jest Żydem, nie ma na imię Jezus. Jego imię to Jeszua, co oznacza zbawienie. Imię Mesjasza nigdy nie brzmiało „Jezus”, a imię „Jezus” jest w rzeczywistości wymysłem człowieka. Czy jesteś świadomy? Litera J ma zaledwie 400-500 lat i nie występuje w alfabecie hebrajskim. Pytanie, które przyszło mi do głowy brzmi: „Czy można nazywać Jezusa innym imieniem”? prawdopodobnie odpowiedziałbyś „nie”, niż zapytałbym cię, dlaczego można zmienić Jego imię na „Jezus”? 3 Świadczy to o tym, że Syn jest daleko większy od aniołów, podobnie jak imię, które nadał mu Bóg, przewyższa ich imiona.

 Następne wersety wyjaśniają, że imiona są ważne, sam Jehowa nada zwycięzcom nowe imię.

  • Objawienie 2:17 „Kto ma uszy do słuchania, musi słuchać Ducha i rozumieć, co mówi do kościołów. Każdemu zwycięzcy dam trochę manny ukrytej w niebie. I dam każdy biały kamień, a na kamieniu będzie wyryte nowe imię, którego nikt nie zrozumie oprócz tego, kto je otrzyma.

Filipian 2:9 Dlatego Bóg wyniósł go na miejsce najwyższej czci i nadał mu imię ponad wszelkie inne imię,

 

  • Wyjścia 20:7 „Nie będziesz nadużywał imienia Pana, Boga swego, gdyż Pan nie pozostawi bez kary tego, kto nadużywa imienia jego.

  • Rzymian 10:12 Bo nie ma różnicy między Żydem a Grekiem: (chrześcijanin) Ten sam Pan jest Panem wszystkich i jest bogaty dla wszystkich, którzy Go wzywają, 13: „Każdy, kto wzywa imienia PANA, będzie uratować się." 14 Jak więc mogą wzywać Tego, w którego nie wierzyli. I jak mogą wierzyć w Tego, o którym nie słyszeli? I jak mogą słyszeć bez kogoś, kto głosi?

Chyba że chcesz kontynuować kłamstwa swojego ojca

Jeremiasza 16:19. „Nasi ojcowie odziedziczyli tylko fałsz, daremność i rzeczy bezużyteczne”. Czy człowiek może stworzyć sobie bogów? A jednak nie są bogami!

 

  

Słownikowa definicja słowa „próżność” Webstera: nie mająca prawdziwej treści, wartości ani znaczenia; pusty; próżnia; Bezwartościowy; niesatysfakcjonujące. „Twoja próżna wymówka”. ... profanum: leczyć

 (coś świętego) z lekceważeniem lub lekceważeniem. Świętokradczy

Bóg nie chce, abyśmy w jakikolwiek sposób zmieniali Jego imię lub imię Jego Syna. Trzecie przykazanie jest bardzo jasne: „Nie będziesz brał imienia Jahwe, twego Boga, nadaremno”. JEHOWA, co oznacza zbawić.

 

 

 

  1. Kto wstąpił do nieba i zstąpił?

  2. Kto zebrał wiatr w swoje pięści?

  3. Kto owinął wody Swoją szatą?

  4. Kto utwierdził wszystkie krańce ziemi?

  5. Jakie jest Jego imię lub imię Jego Syna?  6. Na pewno wiesz. Przysłów 30:4

As the language is read right to left, the letter sequence is .

actually HWHY, and means this pictographically:

  • H = ה = hey = behold/reveal/breath

  • W = י = yod = arm/hand/work/deed/worship

  • H = ה = hey = behold/reveal/breath

  • Y = ו = vav = nail/secure/add/and

When read pictographically, the word YHWH means, “Behold the hand, behold the nail.”

As others have pointed out, this would mean nothing in Judaism. But in Christianity, the hand and nail are direct references to Jesus’ crucifixion, the defining act around which the entire Christian faith revolves. So for some Christians, the name YHWH is God telling humanity how He will save them.

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