Did you know that the word in the original Hebrew that English Bibles incorrectly translate as God is Elohim, and that Elohim is a PLURAL collective noun? Suddenly Genesis 1:26, "..Let US make man in OUR image, after OUR likeness..", makes sense now doesn't it.

Do you know the difference between 'LORD' and 'Lord', or 'GOD' and 'God' in the English versions of the Bible? LORD and GOD are places where the name of the Creator, YAHWEH, have been replaced by the titles Lord and God.

For instance Isaiah 42:8 "I am the LORD, this is my name..." how many people ever stop and think that Lord is not actually a name anymore than Mayor or President are? It should read "I am Yahweh, this is my name.."

Did you know the letter "J" is the newest letter in English alphabet? Did you know that it is only around 800 years old, and only became widespread 400 years ago? Moreover, the sound the letter ( J ) makes has NEVER existed in the Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, or Latin languages. So, how could the Messiah's name be "Jesus" if no person alive 2000 years ago could have prounounced the name "Jesus" if they tried? His name was actually Yahushua.

The word hallelujah, pronounced hal-le-lu-YAH, is the most ancient of all words of praise. Halleluyah is a pure Hebrew word, and yet is found in almost every language on earth. The first part of the word, Hallelu means praise you. The last part, Yah, is the one being praised. YAH is the basic or short form of the sacred name.

YAH-ushua the Son, YAH-weh the Father “I have come in my Father’s name” (John 5:43).

He meant that in every sense.

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