Because the correct name YA’OH is gaining traction as it shines its blazing light across the world, I am beginning to hear some of our people say that His name is YaHaWaH but there is no way to write this in Greek. They are saying this because it is becoming increasingly clear to many as […]
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Them: The name “Israel” cannot be a theophoric name, as you say. The original context does not support your argument. Me: The Patriarch’s new name, according to the context, was supposed to be a blessing for him. The name is supposed to say something unique about him, not about the God he served. Them: None
Nicknames are short pet form names abbreviated from real names: e.g. Will from William, Tom from Thomas, Mike from Michael, Steve from Steven, Sam from Samuel, etc. Not one of the gods worshiped in the ancient Near East where our people originated had a nickname. Not one. For example, you will never find the pagan
His name is YA’OH Always has been. Always will be. #EXODUS2023
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They (my detractors) don’t like it, but notice they are not out here disproving or debunking it, and its been four years already. Nor are they able to explain how the names they use (like Yisrael, Yasher’el, Yasharalah, etc.) have a meaning that even remotely fits the context of the story of the UFC battle
Vowels were not always written in ancient heathen Canaanite, but they were still spoken. Just like when I write the letters BSC you can…
About the name of all names. When I first began to re-introduce the divine name YA’OH and publicize it on social media I argued that the…
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