Comments for EON / Ecclesia Of Natsarim / Both Jew and Gentile believers in the man from Natsarith

Jan 29, 2018

Sacred Name
by: Samual Yoder

There is a plethora of names claiming to be the correct names of YHWH and his son.

One scratches their head trying to figure out which one is really the name of the Father & the son.

I don't know the Hebrew language so I have to rely on the spirit to guide and direct me and he has given me the names of the Father & son that I don't get any negative feedback from him, I suppose it is like Paul said, "Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind", we have to rely on the spirit to lead us into all truth, that being said when the body of believers can unite and be in one accord with the Father's and son's name then we will know for sure, but it does not look likely until he returns and tells us!

As for me I am not so dogmatic about it, whatever on feels spirit lead to use is fine by me as long as they drop the God, Lord, LORD, these are titles not names and can be applied to any god even pagan ones. That is just my opinion about using the titles instead of the names.

Reply from Watchman Bob: Your point is well taken, and you are correct about "God" and "Lord" being titles, not names. I pray that my explanation on this page helps clarify what the names of the Father and Son are.

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Terms and Concepts Visitor Commentary.

Return to EON / Ecclesia Of Natsarim / Both Jew and Gentile believers in the man from Natsarith.

Common English translations of Hebrew and Messianic terms used in this commentary:

Yehovah - the LORD or GOD
Yah - I Am (the short form of Yahovah)
Elohim - God
El - God (the short form of Elohim)
Adonai - my Lord or Master
Yehoshua - Jesus
Yeshua - Jesus (the short
form of Yahushua)
Followers of Yehoshua -
Christians
Messiah - Christ
Assembly of Followers of
Yahushua - the Church
Yahudim - Jews
Antimessiah - Antichrist
BBM - Before the Birth of
the Messiah (rather than
BC or BCE)
ABM - After the Birth of the Messiah (rather than AD
or CE)

For a complete explanation of Hebrew terms used, go to Important Terms and Concepts.