For years, we've been fed a lie—one so well propagated that it has become a cornerstone of belief for billions of people around the world. But now, it's time to rip off this veil of illusion. Does the name God sound familiar?
We know it does, but it shouldn't be familiar. No, we shouldn't think the name God represents the creator of all because that is false, and it cannot be true under any circumstances. So now, we will unpack the profound question: What's in a name?
Specifically, the name of the Creator. Why does this matter? Well, because names have power.
The creator of all is setting up His new dwelling place, and guess what? Only those with His true name written on them will be allowed in. Have you ever read the book of Mosley, a.
k. a. Proverbs?
It poses a fascinating question in chapter 30, verse 4. It says in part, "What is the name of the creator, and what is the name of his son? Do you know it?
" This question has puzzled billions of people for ages because most people have no clue what the name of the Creator truly is. Yet, we're pulling back the veil today. But right now, you're faced with a dilemma.
More than likely, the word God has been deeply ingrained in your consciousness. You probably actually believe the name God means the creator of all. Well, you've been intentionally misled.
Once most people find this out, they're either infuriated or overjoyed to learn the truth. Which will you be today? If you simply allow yourself to take a journey through history, you'll learn that the term God didn't originate in any ancient or original text.
Think about it: the word God never existed in real scriptural text; it was made up. The word God comes from the Proto-Germanic word "Gad" or the European words "got," "Goot," or "Goot. " The 11th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica says this about the origins of the word God: "common Teutonic word for a personal object of religious worship applied to all those superhuman beings of the Heathen mythologies.
" The word God, on the conversion of the Teutonic races to Christianity, was adopted as the name of the one Supreme Being. Did you hear that? It was adopted!
A heathen mythological Pagan name was adopted to replace the name of the Creator of all. This is outrageous! Right about now, your heart should be pounding faster because we both know that "adopted," in this case, means the name of the creator of all was intentionally and maliciously changed.
Now, why is this problematic? Because in the original and ancient Abari, a. k.
a. Hebrew scriptures, the creator of all tells us clearly what His name is, and that He wants His name remembered and pronounced forever. He says in Yisha Yahoo, a.
k. a. Isaiah 42:8, "I am Yahuwah; that is my name, and my esteem I do not give to another, nor my praise to idols.
" This statement by the Creator, Yahuwah, places most of the world in an immediate dilemma again because the word God is an absolute idol. Yahuwah says He will not give His esteem, also known as praise or honor, to an idol. So every time you use the word God, you are giving honor and praise to an idol.
This is a direct violation of the third commandment where Yahuwah says, "You do not bring the name of Yahuwah, Yora Lua, also known as Mighty One, to nothing, for Yahuwah does not leave one unpunished who brings His name to nothing. " Every time you say the word God, you not only bring His name to nothing; you exchange His name for an idol God. This is a direct violation of not only the third commandment, but also a violation of the first.
Names hold power; they define identity, existence, and purpose. When it comes to the most important name ever—that is the creator of all—an accurate name isn't just careless; it removes your connection with the Creator and leads you astray. Salvation is found only through the name of Yahuwah.
It is crucial to recognize that replacing Yahuwah with God is no accident. This is a calculated move designed to sever our relationship with the true Creator. This isn't a mistake that we can afford to perpetuate any longer.
It is our responsibility to correct this intentional misinformation. Start by calling on the name of Yahuwah for salvation and using the name of Yahuwah in your prayers, teachings, and spiritual discussions. If you're in a position of influence, whether as a teacher, a parent, or a community leader, this is your call to action.
Educate those around you. This isn't a minor error; it's a matter of spiritual integrity. Don't just stand by; be bold and do something about it.
You may have lived in ignorance by perpetuating the use of the term God, which not only misrepresents the truth, but it intentionally obscures the true representation of the Creator, Yahuwah. Today, right now, is a pivotal moment for you. It's time to stop accepting distortions and half-truths.
This isn't just a call to correct a name; this is a call to your greatest spiritual awakening. When you say Yahuwah, you're acknowledging the name that carries the power to change your life immediately and can literally save you for eternity. No more dealing with doctored, mistranslated, or modified versions of scriptures that are predominant in the world today.
Stand for the truth. Don't be a bystander in the spiritual erosion that's happened for centuries. Be a bearer of truth, a vanguard of change.
Reclaim and proclaim the name of Yahuwah. Every time you use the name of Yahuwah, you defy the deception that's been handed down through generations, and you take a step toward rekindling an authentic relationship with your Creator. Yahuwah loves and cares for you; that is why you are seeing.
. . This eternal message right now: throw away the name "God" that cannot do anything for you but mislead you.
Call on the name above all names, Yahuwah.
