The True Name of God

[IAM4YHWH]

Our Heavenly Father and Creator's true Name is Yahweh! HalleluYAHWEH!

 

[BruceDLimber]

In fact, God has MANY names in the various languages and cultures, and any of these are equally acceptable!

Best!

Bruce

 

[sojourner]

"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet..."

 

[Rakhel]

This guy reminds me of the dad from "My Big,Fat, Greek Wedding." "His name is Miller which is comes from the Greek word for Milos. Milos is Greek word for apple...There ya go"

 

[Muffled]

In fact, God has MANY names in the various languages and cultures, and any of these are equally acceptable!

Best!

Bruce

No doubt God is able to separate out who is referring to Him and who is not.

The problem arises when the name for God is attached to an incomplete undestanding of God and promoted as though it were a complete understanding.

However for reference purposes I would agree it doesn't matter much.

 

[Muffled]

Here you go our MOOL MANTAR- One Universal Creator God. The Name Is Truth. Creative Being Personified. No Fear. No Hatred. Image Of The Undying, Beyond Birth, Self-Existent. By Guru's Grace"

My understanding is that hte word for Truth is Sat and therefore the Sikh name for God.

If one wants to look at etymologies could Satan (liar, adversary) mean one opposing the Truth?

 

[Muffled]

Obviously YHVH is not equivalent to YRH. Neither is it equivalent to AHYH.

 

[Breathe]

My understanding is that hte word for Truth is Sat and therefore the Sikh name for God.

If one wants to look at etymologies could Satan (liar, adversary) mean one opposing the Truth?

It would be quite silly, though, to compare an Indian language to a Semitic one and look for cognates - not to mention that it is from the Semitic root Ś-T-N, whereas sat is related to the Sanskrit word satya.

Effectively, it would be like saying that Wales will have something to do with the coming of the antichrist, because gogledd (north) has the first three letters of Gog, like Gog and Magog: daft.

 

[IAM4YHWH]

In fact, God has MANY names in the various languages and cultures, and any of these are equally acceptable!

Best!

Bruce

Father Yahweh has ONLY ONE Name. This is why in Scripture when it gives reference to His Name that the word 'name' is always in the singular and not the plural names. Names are transliterated or transcribed into other languages, not translated. For example, if one hears the name John F. Kennedy mentioned on a Spanish broadcast program of radio or TV, they do not hear John translated as Juan.

 

[IAM4YHWH]

"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet..."

Different roses are identified by diverse names and not all roses smell as sweet as others.

[FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]In the 1919 ARS Annual, Dr. W. Van Fleet mentioned that fragrance is one of the most valued attributes of the perfect rose, although many indispensable species and varieties do not possess it in marked degree. E.T. Cook in [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Rose Growing Made Easy[/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif] (1906) discussed scentless roses and said "But a rose without scent is bereft of its sweetest charm". Walter Wright in [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Roses And Rose Gardens[/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif] (1927) said that the perfect rose must have fragrance. "There are many roses that are particularly sweet, and we must take care to grow them, even if they never win a prize...". [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]N.F. Miller in the [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]1947 ARS Annual [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]stated, "There is no use kidding ourselves, most modern varieties furnish but faint traces of the glorious perfumes that used to permeate old time gardens". In the [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]1924 ARS Annual[/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif], an article discussed that "people today are so amazed by the perfection of the rose that they don't believe they are real, and the lack of scent doesn't help". In the same annual, George Prime said there is a definite move to win back the lost fragrance of the rose. In the 1944 ARS Annual, Mrs. Bruce Ford reminisces about the fragrant roses of her childhood and asks to give us back those fragrant roses, especially from the florists. Sitwell in [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Old Fashioned Flowers[/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif] said about Old Garden Roses, "They possess, and this is beyond argument, better qualities of scent than their modern descendants". A.G.L. Hellyer in [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Simplified Rose Growing[/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif] (1930) talked about Damask roses and how they passed on to Hybrid Perpetuals, "...their magnificent perfume that is so frequently absent today".
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[Rakhel]

There are actually 72 names but what do i know I liked Less Nessman

 

[McBell]

George Burns?
Morgan Freeman?
Jim Carey?

 

[EverChanging]

What's wrong with the moon god name anyway?

 

[IAM4YHWH]

There are actually 72 names but what do i know I liked Less Nessman

Nowhere in Scripture from where we are to get our doctrine for reproof and correction and instruction in righteousness, does it ever say or teach that our Heavenly Father and Creator has 72 names.

 

[Rakhel]

If it makes you feel better to say so.....

 

[McBell]

Nowhere in Scripture from where we are to get our doctrine for reproof and correction and instruction in righteousness, does it ever say or teach that our Heavenly Father and Creator has 72 names.

And you have access to all of Scripture?
Can you scan it and post online?

I know that there are tons of scholars who would love to have copies of all the Scriptures and no longer be restricted by the limited amount of Scripture contained in the Bible.

 

[Levite]

the true name of God.
YAHWEH and its tetragrammaton YHWH or YHVH is not the name of the true God but the name of the moon god!
The Jews have perverted the name of God and replaced it with the name of the moon god!

What is a Yahwist? They are all moon god worshipers! A Yahweh believer is any person who believes YHWH
(the tetragrammaton name of Baal) pronounced Yahweh, is the name of God. Yahweh is a guess name and is
NOT THE NAME OF THE TRUE GOD. Yahweh as it is spelled IS NOT A HEBREW NAME for God!

Is the name of Jesus just a made-up name someone configured and stuck on the Messiah? Is the name of Jesus a Latin and English form of the Greek Zeus (g-zeus)? Is the name of Jesus derived from the name of a fish named Zeus? Does the name of Jesus mean "pig God?" If a person prays in the name of Jesus are they praying to a pig? Is the true Jewish name of Jesus pronounced Yahshua? Yahwist say yes to all these and have invented these hate rants against the name of Jesus. The TRUE answer to all these questions is NO!

Yahwist have been blaspheming the name of Jesus now since around 1567 when Genebrardus invented the guess name "Iahve, Jahve" (Chronographia, Paris, 1567 . How did Genebrardus invent this new guess name? Actually he borrowed from Clement of Alexandria the Greek spelling IAOVE (Zeus), which is universally known as JOVE (Roman Jupiter), and converted JAOVE to YAOVE adding the H and dropping the O, hence YAHVE! Yahve then is none other than Zeus or Jupiter!, Jove (ho-ve) is Yahwah the sky/moon god.

For acceptance of his new invention and to support his new guess name, he went to the Samaritians (enemies of God and Israel) and borrowed IABE from their Bible. This he converted to YABE and finally converting the B to a V he arrived at YAVE, adding the H, since this letter is silent he fabricated YAHVE. He felt secure Yah was correct since this appeared in Psalms 68:4 as Iah. He was unaware that Iah was a pregnant pagan Egyptian falsehood replacing the original Ieh (Yeh or Jeh) as first given by Moses and incorporated in the new name he gave to Oshea. It was after the death of Genebrardus that other Yahwist dropped the letter V and a double U (UU) or as now a W was added forming YAHWEH. This hybrid rival name was proposed as the name of God, claiming that Iehovah or Jehovah as found in the Masoretic text was false. Those who have adopted this Gnostic-Greek-Samaritian YAHVE guess name, claim the name of Jesus is the name of a pig God and blaspheme the worthy name of our Messiah.

One of the false gods the Jews worshipped was Yah. This pagan idol has its roots in Babylon and in Egypt. This is the lunar or moon god. In Babylon the moon god is called "Ia" or Ya. It has both a female and a male identity. In Egypt the Babylonian female "Ia or Ya" was changed into a male god and the female god was named "shua" and made the sky god. When a person then combines these forms into Iashua or Yahshua they have made the moon god the sky god.

This Babylonian/Egypt deity is also called Baal throughout the Scriptures. The Jews did worshiped the moon god when they apostated into idolatry from the true God "Ehyeh asher Ehyeh (Elohim/Adonai)". Look up the word moon in Hebrew and it is "yareah" which is the same as "Yahweh." Modern Hebrew spells it different now to distort the real identity of their ancient Yah god. They now spell it "yareach." No matter, real scholars know the truth! Yah is the name of the Jewish/Egyptian/babylon moon god



SO the conclusion whould be WHATS GODS TRUE NAME,

Moses never ever used the word Yhwh, it said to devire from the Phrase in Exodus 3:14 " I AM THAT I AM", Remember Moses was an egyptian, and the egyptian word for I AM is NUK, If Moses went back and told them I AM sent me he would have said "Nuk" sent me. "Nuk" then would have been a name for God. Something not found in your Bible anywhere.

Here is Exodus 3:14 in Hebrew translit "V'yomer Eloyim el-Mosheh eh'yeh asher eh'yeh v'yomer ko tomar livneh Yisrael eh'yeh sh'lachni alechem".

"eh'yeh asher eh'yah" - asher means is a praise or can mean happy

What name was Moses to use? It was the sacred name "EHYEH."

eh'yeh sh'lachni alechem" = EH'YEH sent me to you

YAHOSHUA is false as YAH=Moon, the true rendering is ehyeh'shua - Ehyeh Saves aka yeshua or Englishified Joshua, so why do we called him jesus, when the english rendering would be more like Joshua

First of all, I would say that God has many names, and any of them we know or could discover would be essentially "nicknames," since The Infinite cannot be encapsulated in a descriptive, and originally, all names were descriptives.

Second of all, I have no idea where you found the sources for your ideas, but they are entirely incorrect. The linguistic analysis of the Hebrew is entirely erroneous. Hebrew is a language which is constructed upon root syllables and morphemes. All words have a three- or four-letter root out of which the word is drawn. "Yareach" and YHVH are nothing alike. They do not share the same root, or even similar roots. "Yareach" comes from the Assyrian word "irichu," meaning "moon" or "month" (just as the word YRCh means both in Biblical Hebrew), whereas YHVH comes from the root HVH, an ancient Hebraism shared in ancient Aramaic and proto-Arabic, meaning "to become" "to fall out" or "to be." Thus, while "Yareach" definitively means "moon," YHVH is a kind of metaphor: the verb "to be" in all three tenses simultaneously, indicating something about God's nature as eternal and ever-living. These words are spelled in Modern Hebrew, and in Medieval Hebrew, precisely as they were spelled in Biblical Hebrew. There has never been any change in their spelling.

"Asher," which your source translates as "happy" is the wrong form of the word to mean that. The adjective "asher," meaning "contented" or "fortunate" is from Assyrian, probably "asuru," meaning "straight-forward" or "upright." The relational participle "asher," more or less meaning "that" "what" "how" "which" "which is" or "that is," used in "Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh," is completely different: it comes from Moabitish "ashshar," which meant "mark" or "place." The Hebrew relational word "asher" functions to connect two ideas in a fashion indicating specificity or clarification. Thus "Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh" means "I Will Be What I Will Be," or possibly "I Will Be How I Will Be." It is a statement of God's limitlessness and infinite potential, and freedom from any superior authority.

Jesus' Hebrew name, Yehoshua, means "YHVH will save." Jesus himself almost certainly would have used that form, as the Rabbis of his time did; and if not, he would have used the common Aramaic form of the name, Yeishu.

Your material is utterly, grossly false. You must be more careful to research and verify what you find about Biblical text and language: there are quite a lot of unqualified charlatans and uneducated hucksters who will print all sorts of comically inept "scholarship" like what you've stumbled across. Generally you should find out what someone's qualifications are, and what other scholars have said of their work before evaluating its truthfulness. It might also help to learn something about the topic yourself, so that you can be more qualified to judge how likely or authentic a piece of alleged scholarship might be.

 

[IAM4YHWH]

And you have access to all of Scripture?
Can you scan it and post online?

I know that there are tons of scholars who would love to have copies of all the Scriptures and no longer be restricted by the limited amount of Scripture contained in the Bible.

Would it not be much more easier for you to post the passage of Scripture that says that he has many names or 72 names instead of one personally identifying name Yahweh?

 

[IAM4YHWH]

"The knowledge of Him [Yahweh] did not come from Egypt. A God who conquered the gods of Egypt cannot have been of Egyptian origin Himself, and Hebrew religion, which began with the service of one God only and culminated in definite monotheism, has no real affinity with the pantheistic tendencies of Egyptian idolatry. We cannot gain much light upon he subject from the cuneiform inscriptions of Babylonia. Lately much discussion has arisen in the discovery of three clay tablets said to contain one, if not three, proper names, meaning "Yah is God." The tablet belongs to the age of Hammarabi, about 2250 B.C., and are not Babylonian, but Canaanite or Hebrew. The translation is questionable, and "Yahwe," not "Ya," is the primary form of the divine name as the use of the Hebrew language and the occurrence of the name "Yahwe" on Mesha's stone show, so that a derivation for the Babylonian god Ea is impossible, and we shall do well to acquiesce in Dr. Driver's judgment that the names are yet too isolated to admit of any confident inference. Besides, even id we know that the names on the tablets meant "Ya is God," we should still be quite in the dark as to the connection between this use of the name in remote antiquity and its subsequent history." - SOURCE: Hebrew Religion To The Establishment Of Judaism Under Ezra By W. E. Addis, M. A., Crown Theological Library Vol. XVI, pp. 67-68, New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, London: Williams And Norgate.

 

[McBell]

Would it not be much more easier for you to post the passage of Scripture that says that he has many names or 72 names instead of one personally identifying name Yahweh?

YOU made the claim that "Nowhere in Scripture from where we are to get our doctrine for reproof and correction and instruction in righteousness, does it ever say or teach that our Heavenly Father and Creator has 72 names" post #54.

So I have to assume that you have read ALL of the scripture (not merely the little bit in the Bible) and have not found it.

now since I find it hard to believe that you have personally read ALL scripture, I asked for you to scan it and present it.
But since that would likely take far to long, perhaps you can provide links to ALL scriptures?