When Jesus (Lord Yeshua) died and rose up again to glory...He did not stop to be Hebrew until today, did he not?
With all the Bible translations today, aren't we being deceived from calling on the name of the Lord?
2007-12-28
16:08:35
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Julia D, i believe Jesus is the Messiah, I was refering to the name of Ha'Elyon, or the Most High God as He spoke His name to Moses.
2007-12-28
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Good point. Acts 26:14 tells us that YAHOSHUA spoke to Paul in the Hebrew language. There is no "J" in Hebrew. Names are not to be translated, but transliterated. Acts 4:12 tells us there is only one name for salvation>
2007-12-28 16:13:24
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answered by hasse_john 7
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Yahweh is NOT HEBREW, it is as English as any other proper noun I could type here. I CANNOT TYPE THE HEBREW ON THIS ANSWER AS IT DOES NOT ALLOW FOR HEBREW TO BE USED HERE. YAHWEH is an ENGLISH Tranliteration of the tetragramaton. YAHSHUA is the transliteration IN ENGLISH of the Hebrew for the Messiah's name. Yeshua is the English tranliteration from the Aramaic. BOTH YAHWEH and YAHSHUA are ENGLISH. The Armana tablets agree with YAHSHUA as well, and this is the OLDEST place known for the spelling of the Captain of Israyls armies. It is in Cuniaform and when tranliterated it provide for the more ancient pronunciation YAHshua.
There are SEVERAL English translations using these spellings or similar ones, today.
Assemblies of Yahweh in Bethel PA
House of Yahweh in Abilene TX
and several other groups have version out, not to mention the older Jerusalem Bible correcting the O.T. passages with YAHWEH. The Rotherham Emphaiszed Bible doing the same. And numerous others.
PLEASE, go read the article at this link and you may see what is wrong with EL and ELohim and Elyon etc.
http://yahweh.com/Booklets/Whois/Whois.htm
I do NOT agree with everything at this site, but this article has some very good facts in it.
"god" is a name coming into English from pagan teutonic tribes names for their pagan deity.
Edit:
The idea that the N.T. was originally written in Greek is erroneous. The Russian Orthodox, Eastern Orthodox, Greek Orhodox, do not use Greek texts for the basis of their bibles, but Aramaic. Here is a site that proves, USING the greek text as well, that the origin of the Greek texts have Aramaic originals at their base. The Catholic Chursh promotes these continuing errors of greek originals for a control factor. Many protestant daughters gullibly follow along.
http://www.aramaicpeshitta.com/WastheNewTestamentReallyWritteninGreek1c.pdf
Christos does not mean 'anointed one' but 'anointed of Horus' i.e. 'anointed of Zeus'
2007-12-29 00:34:13
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answered by Anonymous
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1. God is not a man, as God says several times in the Torah.
2. Man cannot be God, as God says several times in the Torah
3. The Messiah is not God. He is born of a married Jewish man and wife in the usual way, not a virgin. He is not a deity, and is not worshipped as God - this would be idolatry supreme.
4. The Messiah doesn't serve as a man/god virgin blood sacrifice for sin for anyone. This is utterly ancient paganistic adopted by the Church from pagan religions that practiced human sacrifice.
Welcome to the world of the actual prophecies for the Messiah according to what God gave on Mt. Sinai to the Jews. What you believe from Christianity is ancient paganism.
P.S. Giving a name of God to a man (as you want to do to Jesus), is idolatry.
P.S.S. What deanr quoted from Isaiah:
"And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace." doesn't say that. The Church twisted that verse around completely and then said it was a prophetic prophecy of the Messiah. It isn't, and it doesn't say what Christian bibles have.
Same thing for the verse quoted for "virgin". No such concept nor prophecy exists nor ever has in what God gave on Mt. Sinai in the Torah. The word there in Hebrew is not virgin, it is young woman. All women who gave birth back then were young women - except Sarah.
2007-12-29 00:15:36
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answered by Anonymous
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God also chose to have the "New Testament" written in koine Greek. In that language, "ha mashiac" (annointed one) is Christos(annointed one).
But God was not Hebrew. He CHOSE a nation through Abraham to be His people and Abram (Abraham) was called a Hebrew ('ibri) Gen 14:13
The child born to the Virgin Mary was THE descendent promised to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob(Isreal). But the Son who was given to the world was of God:
Isa 9:6-7
6 For to us a child is born,
to us a son is given,
and the government will be on his shoulders.
And he will be called
Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
7 Of the increase of his government and peace
there will be no end.
He will reign on David's throne
and over his kingdom,
establishing and upholding it
with justice and righteousness
from that time on and forever.
The zeal of the Lord Almighty
will accomplish this.
NIV
2007-12-29 00:54:04
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answered by deanr610 3
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In Greek and Latin the name is Isus which is a ltinisation of Ishua and it only becomes Jesus in English as a result of the Norman invation of England the J in German is said as Y so i would be said Yesus but in french which the Normans spoke J is said as Zh and latter became the English J.
2007-12-29 00:57:40
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answered by Anonymous
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Honey, where did you get that about "Ha'Elyon, or the Most High God" and Moses? He said Yahweh or something like it. My God is the Almighty and he is named 'Yah saves' or Yashuah or Jesus!
2007-12-29 00:33:47
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answered by Tanitha B 2
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Jesus isn't God. God is not Hebrew.
2007-12-29 00:16:35
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answered by johnusmaximus1 6
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what?
2007-12-29 00:18:46
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answered by USC Trojan 4
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