PHTruth is stranger than fiction...
You can't call your girlfriend/boyfriend by another name, Name is very important to our Elohim(God). You cannot put another name on your government id, Passport, NSO, Marriage contract, Visa and some important papers.
Think about this:
Can we ask Elohim to put another name in the book of life?
Throughout history, the Name YAHUAH (YHWH) ( יהוה) has been hidden, kept secret, and disguised. In most Bible versions, יהוה (YAHUAH) has been replaced with “The LORD” out of a misguided tradition to keep people from blaspheming or speaking the Name in vain.
Baal - Wikipedia
Baal (/ˈbeɪəl, ˈbɑːəl/), properly Baʿal, was a title and honorific meaning "owner," "lord" in the Northwest Semitic languages spoken in the Levant during antiquity. From its use among people, it came to be applied to gods.
Symbol: Bull, Sheep
Greek equivalent: Zeus
If Baal means "LORD" then we should not use the word LORD.
YAHUAH does NOT change, so He name CANNOT be GOD, LORD, JEHOVAH, YAHWEH and all the others.
Our Creator has a Name, and it's certainly not "LORD" (Baal). ... In Hebrew His name is spelled YAHUAH ...
Again, names do not change in pronounciation!
The Yahudim (Jews), Romans, and Greeks, over the last 2,000 years have managed to change the true set-apart name of the Eternal Father over 7,000 times throughout the pages of kadosh (sacred) Scripture. Additionally, His Son, our Messiah’s name has been changed 981 times in the Brit Hadasha (NT). As a result, this has caused all to worship a counterfeit deity, and a watered down knowledge of this Supremely Divine duo.
Every time we read in our English Scripture translation the name for our Eternal Father as “Lord,” in reality, it should say YAHUAH (יהוה). The word “Lord” is a replacement term, and only carries the generic meaning and title of “master,” and can not make a distinction between two or more entities. For Satan and all the mythical gods of the heathen are also called “Lord” and “master.” Brilliantly, in addition, a foundational testimony is also borne out by the very names of most of the patriarchs, prophets, and authors of Scripture. These names announce “YAHUAH” as Elohim/Alahim’s true kadosh name, all the while identifying their own divine and prophetic calling.
Hebrew names were designed to retain their oral vocalized sound, no matter how each language spelled them. They are never to be transliterated to something that sounds altogether different.
Name changing in Scripture is a crisis of TRUTH.
You can't call your girlfriend/boyfriend by another name, Name is very important to our Elohim(God). You cannot put another name on your government id, Passport, NSO, Marriage contract, Visa and some important papers.
Think about this:
Can we ask Elohim to put another name in the book of life?
Throughout history, the Name YAHUAH (YHWH) ( יהוה) has been hidden, kept secret, and disguised. In most Bible versions, יהוה (YAHUAH) has been replaced with “The LORD” out of a misguided tradition to keep people from blaspheming or speaking the Name in vain.
Baal - Wikipedia
Baal (/ˈbeɪəl, ˈbɑːəl/), properly Baʿal, was a title and honorific meaning "owner," "lord" in the Northwest Semitic languages spoken in the Levant during antiquity. From its use among people, it came to be applied to gods.
Symbol: Bull, Sheep
Greek equivalent: Zeus
If Baal means "LORD" then we should not use the word LORD.
YAHUAH does NOT change, so He name CANNOT be GOD, LORD, JEHOVAH, YAHWEH and all the others.
Our Creator has a Name, and it's certainly not "LORD" (Baal). ... In Hebrew His name is spelled YAHUAH ...
Again, names do not change in pronounciation!
The Yahudim (Jews), Romans, and Greeks, over the last 2,000 years have managed to change the true set-apart name of the Eternal Father over 7,000 times throughout the pages of kadosh (sacred) Scripture. Additionally, His Son, our Messiah’s name has been changed 981 times in the Brit Hadasha (NT). As a result, this has caused all to worship a counterfeit deity, and a watered down knowledge of this Supremely Divine duo.
Every time we read in our English Scripture translation the name for our Eternal Father as “Lord,” in reality, it should say YAHUAH (יהוה). The word “Lord” is a replacement term, and only carries the generic meaning and title of “master,” and can not make a distinction between two or more entities. For Satan and all the mythical gods of the heathen are also called “Lord” and “master.” Brilliantly, in addition, a foundational testimony is also borne out by the very names of most of the patriarchs, prophets, and authors of Scripture. These names announce “YAHUAH” as Elohim/Alahim’s true kadosh name, all the while identifying their own divine and prophetic calling.
Hebrew names were designed to retain their oral vocalized sound, no matter how each language spelled them. They are never to be transliterated to something that sounds altogether different.
Name changing in Scripture is a crisis of TRUTH.
