8/21/2021 1:17:32 PM,
I have recently received several emails regarding the true Name of the Almighty Creator, following is a discussion of the key points on this topic.
In particular I would like to offer a number of corrections with regard to names that are commonly used in English – these corrections are made within the context of the reality that Belief in the Creator and Belief through Yahooshua {Jesus} are represented to a degree in Christianity, and Christianity is therefore a fundamentally Hebrew Religion.The wrong names that are almost universal in Christianity have, for the most part, been adopted in the English used by Jews, Moslems and other religions to refer to the Almighty Creator.
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5/21/2018 6:34:01 AM,
There are a number of commonly used words that are blasphemous and insulting towards the Almighty
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5/18/2018 8:32:11 AM,
Discussion of the true Names of the Creator and other key names in order to avoid transgressing the Commandments
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10/12/2013 9:23:28 AM,
This article responds to various emails I have received from people challenging me with regard to the names that I advocate
I urge you to read this prayerfully and, if you have any love for the Almighty, Yah the eternally self-existing and Yahooshua {Jesus} that you change to the correct form of their names as an act of love and seek to bring them joy
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10/12/2013 9:11:07 AM,
I received the following article from Gerry Easton in response to the debate with regard to the personage of Yahooshua
With the message "This may help those with the identity problem of the Heavenly Father and His Son"
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1/31/2014 11:52:39 AM,
The character pattern (it is NOT an English word) YaHuWaH has recently become quite popular as an English representation of the Hebrew phrase YHWH which translates accurately as "Yah the eternally self-existing" which is the descriptive name of the Almighty Creator of the Heavens and the Earth.
If it is necessary to represent this phrase by one word in English (as is sometimes necessary to fit worship music) the correct transliteration of YHWH is Yahooeh
Yah says that YaHuWaH is NOT a valid representation and it is offensive to Him and Grieves Him.
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2/2/2014 11:15:09 AM,
An email was received with regard to the name of Yah which went on to point out that the word "hovah" in Hebrew means ruin or disaster and ask whether it was an error to call Yah "Jehovah" -- this article responds to this point and addresses various other points as well.
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6/23/2013 4:21:48 AM,
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