THE TWO PERSONAL NAMES OF THE CREATOR
How many of us know that the Creator of the universe has two personal names? He is much known to those who seek His true Name by the Name YHVH, aka the Tetragrammaton.
Rabbi Francisco Arbas
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YOU WERE CALLED TO BE A DISCIPLE!
You were not called to a denomination but to be a disciple of Y’hoshua HaMashiach. True faith means restoring covenant life—guarding Torah, walking as He walked, and living as true talmidim in the ancient Way.
Why are there two different names for God?
Why does the Torah use both Elohim and Y’hovah in creation? These divine names reveal one Elohim—both the mighty Creator and the covenant Father—made known to us through Y’hoshua HaMashiach.
Should we use the term “Christian” to describe ourselves as True Believers?
The designation “Christian” appears only a few times in the Scriptures—and even then, it was never a title given by Y’hovah, nor His true worshipers and talmidim. Instead, it was a
Ekklēsia or Church, Does It Matter?
By Peter Ditzel
In the New Testaments of most English Bibles, the words "church" and "churches" appear a total of over one hundred times. (From now on, I will