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- Bible Boot-Camp Introduction
- My friends call me a chronicler
extraordinaire
- because I unravel the spiritual
mysteries
- and rearrange them in time-order for
easier understanding.
- They call me extra-ordinary because
I also chronicle the future,
- and I have an extraordinary point of
view.
- I hope you will find it thoughtfully
provocative.
- The chronicle begins with our
CREATOR...
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- Today science tells
us
- that our galaxy began
with the big bang,
- however
- this theory does not corroborate
evolution.
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The delicate balance of energy and matter needed as the ingredients to
promote life from the "Big Bang" had to be so finely tuned that it
could not come from chaos. And with every bang you need just the right
spark. The Bible says the universe began with a word, then a word is
behind the spark that initiated the Big Bang. But who is the thought
behind the word? And what is its name?
The Big Bang Theory: GOD gave the word, and "bang," it
happened! But ancient history tells us of many gods so which one gave the
word? When referencing the GOD of the Bible, the first letter or the whole
word is typed in capital letters, to set it apart from the other gods mentioned
in ancient literature. My question is, how do we pronounce capital letters
when we vocalize the text? GOD, and god, sound the same to me when I say
them aloud.
The Rainbow is the sign
of our CREATOR, Gen.9:14-17; Eze.1:28; Rev.4:3.
NO other likeness shall
be made, Exo.20:4.
- "Know therefore today, and take it to your heart,
- that the Lord,
[YHWH]
- He is God in heaven above and on the earth below;
- there is no other"
- - Deuteronomy 4:39
The GOD of Creation has been given many titles by man over the
ages. Arabs
say Allah. The ancient Hebrews said El, El Shaddai, Elohim, GOD of
Abraham, Father of the Messiah. Western civilization says the Rock,
the Father, King, The Living GOD, the Eternal, Lord, etc. All these words
are man-made titles, usually using common nouns derived from actions, they are not
names.
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- "The beginning of
wisdom
- is to call things by
their right names."
- - Chinese proverb
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- "Therefore my
people shall know my Name..."
- - Isaiah
52:6
"Words have meaning, but names have power." Known as the
"Tetragrammaton" are the four Hebrew consonants standing for the Name
of GOD. In English it is written as "YHWH," (in ancient Hebrew,
YHVH), generally pronounced
YAHWEH. The true pronunciation of the Sacred Name YHWH was never lost
(Encyclopedia Judaica, vol.7.pg.679). (For more info. see links
page.)
- "I
will praise the LORD according to His righteousness,
- And will sing
praise to the name of the LORD Most High."
- - Psalm 7:17
The Sacred Name is revealed, and commanded to be used for all generations to
come in Exodus 3:15. There are close to a hundred other passages in the
Hebrew Bible commanding its use. The Prophet Malachi states the Sacred
Name was given to be used by all Believers, the Israelites and the gentiles
(Mal.1:11). You will find the Sacred Name referenced nearly 7,000 times in
ancient Bible manuscripts. (Picture
shows the Sacred Name YHWH, in the originally inspired ancient Paleo Hebrew script, turning into
the modern Hebrew (Masoretic) script.
Remember, Hebrew is read from right to left.)
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- This picture, from
the Dead Sea Scrolls,
- shows a portion of text from
Ps.119:59-64,
- using the modern style
Hebrew for the text,
- but still showing
the Sacred
Name
- in the original, Divinely
'inspired' Paleo Hebrew.
- (Click picture for
more info.)
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- "Let the name
of God be blessed forever and ever,
- For wisdom and power
belong to Him."
- - Daniel 2:20
The Sacred Name YAHWEH means eternal, endlessness, everlasting. YAHWEH
is the most powerful living Spirit in all the universe. YAHWEH was before
all else, and the CREATOR of all. In all the English translations of the
Bible the only reference to YAHWEH other than the New
Jerusalem Bible is in Psalms 68:4 in the King James Bible.
All glory goes to our
CREATOR.
(Luke 2:14; John 10:25,
14:12-15)
"Hallelujah" is one of the most widely known words in the
world. It is an imperative meaning "Praise you YAH." The Hebrew
phrase HalleluYAH is heard the world over and sounds the same in all languages,
curiously few people understand what they are saying.
Jehovah
is a modern mispronunciation of the Sacred Name, introduced by
Christian theologians during the European middle ages.
Until 1565 C.E. there was no letter J in the alphabet.
Je-hovah is a hybrid name; the suffix "hovah" in Strong’s
Hebrew Dictionary is #1943 and means ruin, mischief.
"Havvah" is another form of hovah #1942 which means ruin;
calamity, iniquity, mischief, mischievous, perverse, very wickedness.
In the Bible, names - to put it simply - become a type of job description
of the person to whom the name is given, and Jehovah is more the definition of
Satan than YAHWEH. And Jewish scholars have never accepted Jehovah as the name
for GOD.
Today
a person taking supplemental educational courses for business, (by Dale Carnegie
for example) learns the first rule of success is the importance of remembering
peoples names, and pronouncing them properly.
Our name is the first word we learn when we are born, and is very
important to us. We would not turn around and acknowledge someone if they do
not address us by our proper name. A
Gallop poll finds that 96% of adults say they believe in GOD or a UNIVERSAL
SPIRIT - with so many believers you would think more people would know his real
name.
Research
indicates, spiritual matters, matter, and people want answers to
life’s tough problems. Tough
problems call for tough answers, and knowing the powerful name of the CREATOR is
a good place to start when searching for spiritual truth.
A person's given name does not change from language to language.
Names are 'transliterated,' that is, the very sound is brought
over to another language. For
example, the English name Jerusalem, comes from the Hebrew name Yerushalayim
(pronounced Ye-ru-sha-la-yim). Other examples are Coca-Cola, Gorbachev, Mercedes,
Toyota, Sony, Yeltsin, Kohl, Ho-Chi-Min, Arafat, Rabin, Marcos, etc.
In the 900 plus languages in which Bibles are translated it is strange to
see the many names given to our CREATOR other than the proper name, and about
the same number of arguments against using it.
Ironically, Satan's name does not change, "Satan", pronounced
Saw-tawn,
is recognized
in all languages!
YHWH's Messiah, Jesus Christ, was
actually called Yahshua the Messiah. In the Bible names have meaning. YHWH /
YAHWEH means eternal, endless, everlasting. And the Christ/Messiah comes as
salvation in His FATHER's Name. Shua means salvation, and YAH is the FATHER's
Name, YAH-shua, which means eternal salvation - now that's a name, loaded with
meaning!
*WARNING:
The powerful Sacred Name opens the way for truth, as much truth as
you can stand. There is a severe spiritual penalty for misuse of the Name,
Exo:20:7. "Respect is what we owe, love is what we give," and
vocalizing the Sacred Name of the CREATOR must be with respect. If you do
not believe in HIM then it is better never to say the Name, (reading does not
count), than to use or speak it in a slanderous or disrespectful way.
*BEWARE & BE AWARE:
We should be very cautious not to give to man,
(or
woman), what rightly belongs only to YHWH, because it breaks the 3rd
Commandment (Exo.20:7; Rev.19:10). In other
words, this Sacred Name is never-ever to be used for the name or title of a mere
mortal.
Editors' note:
For clarity, all references
to the CREATOR will be printed in caps. It is not meant to shout the Name, but
out of respect, because it is the Name which is above all others. All references to HIS Kingdom will
have the first letter capitalized. For example: YAHWEH'S Laws, Covenants,
Prophets, as opposed to man's laws, covenants, secular prophets >Learn
more on our CREATORS Name: http://www.homeworship101.com/NL_2008_13.htm
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The Mystical Rites of our CREATOR
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