Thoughts on Yahoah???

[Sean]

Brethren, if you have not seen the little book,( Daniel Seagraves whom i know personally), made a book called '"the messiahs name is Jesus. not Yahshua". It, in his research is not a word at all. He said it is fabricated and he makes some really good points of it. It is small, easy reading and inexpensive. I recommend it here brothers. I have it and it set me on a path of research to say what I have said...God Bless

[Michael The Disciple]

Originally Posted by Sean

Brethren, if you have not seen the little book,( Daniel Seagraves whom i know personally), made a book called '"the messiahs name is Jesus. not Yahshua". It, in his research is not a word at all. He said it is fabricated and he makes some really good points of it. It is small, easy reading and inexpensive. I recommend it here brothers. I have it and it set me on a path of research to say what I have said...God Bless

There are some good points in this book. It actually moved me from Yahshua to Yeshua. However the more I have studied I see weaknesses in his book. I cant find my copy now to engage strongly about it.

[Sean]

Ok, have a great day

[Michael The Disciple]

Originally Posted by votivesoul

When I was leading the Spanish ministry at my local assembly, I immersed native Spanish speakers using the following phraseology:

"Te/Se bautizo en el nombre de Jesucristo para el perdon de tus/sus pecados".

I have seen people receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit as I laid hands on them and prayed for them in the Spanish version of the name of Jesus, too.

I may use Yeshua, Iesou, or Jesus in my prayer time. I used to use Yeshua most of the time in talking with others. But coming to the internet and trying to communicate on forums like this I have learned you get questioned or hammered a lot over it.

Jesus is fine. The most beautiful name in the English language. If anyone seeks deeper truth about the name I am glad to tell what I know.

[votivesoul]

I've read the book, Sean.

I agree: YAHshua isn't anywhere near a legitimate name. Yeshua, however, is very much so.

[Sean]

Brothers I do realize that the Lord knows the languages that we speak and He can translate them in His thoughts. My only concern with last years group I mentioned is If someone just made Yeshua,,,etc. completely up(with the history I gave in early threads). Like calling the Name of Jesus, Joe or something. I am not sure if i used Joe in water baptism etc. If God understands I mean Jesus.(this is a hypothetical situation). I thought those guys last year may have been using an invented name started by groups like "119" on the net. and I was getting red flags in my mind. Im sure you could understand what I was dealing with.

[FlamingZword]

Originally Posted by Sean

Brothers I do realize that the Lord knows the languages that we speak and He can translate them in His thoughts. My only concern with last years group I mentioned is If someone just made Yeshua,,,etc. completely up(with the history I gave in early threads). Like calling the Name of Jesus, Joe or something. I am not sure if i used Joe in water baptism etc. If God understands I mean Jesus.(this is a hypothetical situation). I thought those guys last year may have been using an invented name started by groups like "119" on the net. and I was getting red flags in my mind. Im sure you could understand what I was dealing with.

Now supposed for the sake of argument that Jesus actual name was William, would God get offended if we baptized in the name of Will, Willie or Bill?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by FlamingZword

Now supposed for the sake of argument that Jesus actual name was William, would God get offended if we baptized in the name of Will, Willie or Bill?

Probably not unless you add CLINTON to it...LOL

[Pneuman]

I ran across this a few months back and tried to do some research of my own. The only thing I found is that most of the people who espouse this have serious doctrinal issues in other areas. One of those being this is the only way to pronounce God's name and all others will go to hell. It may not be the case that all of them are this way, but this seems to me to be cultish in its origin and much of its usage as well.

If the Jews don't even know how it is pronounced, it is unlikely we will ever know ... at least outside of the name of Jesus!! When you have Jesus, you have the Father!

[Michael The Disciple]

If the Jews don't even know how it is pronounced, it is unlikely we will ever know ... at least outside of the name of Jesus!! When you have Jesus, you have the Father!

Hmmm. Yahshua (refuted by Seagraves) is actually closer to the name than Jesus. The pronounciation of it can be almost indistinguishable from Yeshua.