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The Lord's Holy Name is and always was unspeakable, unwriteable .
It was before this silly flesh, vocal chords and pens and paper!
Any sound made is like a mimicking or imitation of Sound, the vibration that is His Holy Name.
Called Sat Nam (or Naam) and Shabd in other religions meaning True Name...again unspeakable.
It is SO SO special and Holy the first thing Jesus says after addressing His Father
and where He dwells is, Hallowed be Thy Name.
You are, sorry, taking It in vain right now...because you don't know what It is within you and everywhere, permeating All That Is.
I say this a lot...no one ever cares, ha, I'm sooo used to it....so keep putting letters together
and saying different syllables...God knows your heart...and that is all that matters, really.
This is good stuff below: Originally Posted by StanJP God didn't have a name in Hebrew, which is why they used YHWH, which was not pronounceable.
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For the most part that is correct. If one were to attempt to pronounce it,
it would be at the sound level of a whisper. - Pruzhany
A couple a months ago I found out the true names of the most high, and that I've been calling on the wrong names for so long. With my new found knowledge I told these names to my family, but they didn't really care. When I told them that we've been calling on false gods, they replied with the ever so famous
"GOD KNOWS MY HEART". So are they wrong for calling on pagan names.
Here are the names
IN Hebrew it's AHAYAH ASHER AHAYAH, which mean I AM THAT I AM. Which he told to Moses.
YASHAYA, which means my savior.
Most of us know Jesus isn't Christ's real name, nor YAHWEH(YHWH),Jehovah,Yah,JahEl Shaddai,Yeshua, and etc. Since The Most High isn't the Author of confusion I can only assume he only had one name for us to call on. So are they wrong for proclaiming pagan names, when they know its not his true name?
As long as one does not call him late for dinner, I get the idea the "name" we use is of little consequence.
Why is it that every made up idol god has a name, but many think the one true creator doesnt have a name and you can see them using it over 7000 in the OT. You can blame the Jews for giving us the word LORD and substituting the true name, whatever it actually was back then.
My youngest sibling called God, jimmie. Evening prayers were talks with jimmie. jimmie always had a place on the bed to rest at night. The rest of us were not allowed to sit on jimmie.
My youngest sibling called God, jimmie. Evening prayers were talks with jimmie. jimmie always had a place on the bed to rest at night. The rest of us were not allowed to sit on jimmie.
This is how we develop our understanding....Didn't god say I AM WHO I AM...How can a god be limited to just one PROPER and ACCEPTABLE name?
Dear Viz,
The name "Jesus", did not exist before the 16th century. The English version of his original name is Joshua.
Ἰησοῦς (Iēsous) in the NT is translated as Jesus, always has been.
yehôshûa‛ in the Hebrew is translated Joshua.
Joshua does not transliterate into Greek exactly. There are letters in Hebrew that are simply not there in Greek. The Greek of Luke 3:29, Acts 7:45 and Hebrews 4:8 all have Ἰησοῦ/s for Joshua. Translators render it as Joshua instead of Jesus because that is the name readers will be familiar with. Likewise, the Septuagint (the Greek translation of the Old Testament often abbreviated LXX) uses Ἰησοῦ/s (Greek grammar rules specify that the final sigma appears depending on the case of the noun).
That "Joshua" transliterates as "Jesu"s is easy to see when you examine the respective alphabets
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