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CLICK HERE FOR HEBREW TONGUE VIDEO THE HEBREW TONGUE Most of you know the story of the tower of Babel and how YEHWEH Elohiym scattered
the people and divided their languages. I never really understood the powerful results that
came from this punishment until I moved to a country that does not speak the same language that I speak. He sentenced man to this judgment because of the wickedness of their hearts. Living
in another culture that speaks a different language has taught me to hunger even more for our Messiah’s return. I say this because when He returns, He will restore all things and one of the many wonderful things that He will
restore is the original pure language. This original language is the ancient Hebrew tongue. There is a growing number today who have a desire to speak this language and are studying it. But they are studying it from the understanding that man has of it. It is a language that was lost and out of use except for a small trace of its use in liturgy. It was not revived as a spoken language until the 19th century. It was merely reconstructed
by men who have brought forth their own understanding of how words are pronounced and such. Some
of you think that I am a false prophet because of how I pronounce YEHWEH’s name or how I pronounce His Son Yehshua’s
name. You base this judgment by standing on your claim that it is Yahweh or Yahvey or Yahushua
or some other pronunciation. Who taught you how to pronounce it? The Hebrew language was
out of use for centuries. As I said, it was a reconstructed language that was reconstructed
by men. This has nothing to do with the Hebrew language but I actually even had one person
scoff because I say the book of revelations instead of the book of Revelation. Recently,
one man has told me that he was having a hard time believing that I am a prophet because I used the word luck in a couple
of videos when I said the expression “good luck with that one” He pointed out
to me that I use the word holy and some other words that he says came from pagan origins. Do
they? I don’t know, the languages of men are definitely perverted by the influence of satan in many ways but should
this be our focus? Or should our focus be on why we were created? I can tell you that my Father does not have me focused on these things; He has me focused on His path and turning
people to His narrow path. Listen to these videos that He has had me post and ask yourself
if I should be speaking on the Hebrew pronunciation of words instead of what He has me speaking on? He is restoring much truth to prepare a people for His Son’s return but He is not restoring the Hebrew tongue
yet. When He does, it will be instantaneous for all, just as the separation of the languages
was instantaneous. Man’s reconstruction of this tongue is not the original language;
it is merely based on what Jewish scholars and other scholars think that it was. One of
the first videos that I posted was “Why YEHWEH and Why Yehshua.” I explained
in that video that I relied on the source to give me the pronunciation, I did not study what men had to say on the subject. One person questioned me because I spoke the word god and the word Jesus in a few of these
videos. I do not call them by these names but I have referenced these words occasionally
when referring to what others call them. He quoted a verse that I have quoted before to
show that we should not call them by the names that others call them. But he was saying
to me that we should not even utter these words out of our mouth. Let’s examine this
verse for a moment and look at what other prophets have spoken. The verse is found in; Ex 23:13 13 Guard or hedge
about all that I have said to you: and make no remembrance of the names of other Elohiyms, NEITHER
LET IT BE HEARD OUT OF YOUR MOUTH. Did Elijah not quote that
if Baal be your Elohiym then serve Him? How about Jeremiah, and Hosea and Zephaniah? All of these prophets spoke the name of Baal but they were not calling Elohiym by this name. If you question me for using these words in the capacity that I have, are you willing to question
these other prophets on the same grounds? It is clear that Elijah was telling them if they
thought that the image or character of Baal is Elohiym, then serve that image. They were
between two opinions as to who Elohiym’s identity was. Of course, we are not to call
Him by any other name except that which represents His true character. The point that I
want to ask each of you to consider is; what is your life about? Is it about the pronunciation
of His name and these other distractions? Or is it about bearing His true name by bearing
His true character? I do think that the pronunciation of His name is important, don’t
get me wrong on that and I believe that He has given me the pronunciation, but it certainly is not about this. I have not so much as made one reply to someone telling them that they are wrong for saying Yahweh or Yahushua or
any other pronunciation of it because this is not the focus that He has given me, nor should it be your focus. I have simply asked some if they got their pronunciation from the teachings of men or maybe I pointed out to them
that they did get their pronunciation from the teachings of men. The point that I am trying
to make is, it is not about the pronunciation of His name, and the Hebrew language was lost and it was reconstructed by men. If you wanted to know the true punctuation of His name, you might want to ask His prophet whom
He is restoring other things through instead of saying that he is not His prophet because of how he pronounces the name just
because it is different than what you have been taught. If you want to measure someone’s
faith on how His name is spoken, that is your choice. He has given you the true measuring
rod through me that all will be measured by but many of you would rather scoff at me about how I pronounce His name instead
of listening to what He is speaking through me. A study of the Hebrew language from what
we know about it shows that it is clear that someone’s name is a representation of their character. It is what His name represents that is most important and it represents His perfect, eternal, pure and righteous
character. He is self-existing and there is no other self-existing one. But is it okay if we call Him god or His Son Jesus? No, the character that these
names represent are obviously blasphemous. I want to add here that even if you say His name
correctly, you can blaspheme it by blaspheming His character even in your mind or in your thoughts. Having the correct pronunciation is far from excluding you from blaspheming it, the same goes with His Son’s
name. I mentioned that one man told me that the English word holy came from pagan origins. I looked it up and what I found from the dictionary sources is the word came from the word
the old English word Halig which meant to be made whole or complete. This certainly is not
an accurate definition of the word but it is far from saying that it is from pagan sources. This
word dates back to at least before 900 A.D. The Greek word that it came from is Hagios and
the Hebrew counterpart for it is Qodesh. I did find an article that was saying that we should
not use the word holy because the definition that man has given it is different than the definition of the Greek word Hagios
or the Hebrew word Qodesh. This article brings up a good point that most do not understand
what the true character of the word is but does that make the word evil, or does it make man evil for not seeking to understand
the word since we are commanded to be holy? For that matter, man’s definitions for
Qodesh and Hagios contain faulty definitions as well, depending on the source that you use to look them up. This article discussed that the Greek word and the Hebrew word for holy means to be separate. This true in part, but this is just a partial description. If you go into a complete
word study of the Hebrew word qodesh, it means something consecrated or set apart to Elohiym. It
carries with it the depth of that which is being made clean or purified. It is that which is dedicated or devoted to Elohiym
and without defilement. It is certainly a separation from the world and all that is of
the world and it means that we are to be separate unto Him. To be Holy is to be separated
unto His righteousness. It is what the word captures in our minds and hearts that makes
it true or not. The perfect example of this is the name of Elohiym. If you pronounce His name correctly, but blaspheme the true character or nature of His name, you have still transgressed
against Him no matter how you stack it up. It is all about the definition or the description
of the word. The Greek word hagios came from the word hagnos which means chaste or pure. It certainly means set apart or separated, but it is separated to that which is without defilement
as well. Is perverting His Sabbaths being separated unto Him without defilement? This article offered the suggestion that we use the word separated instead of Holy. Would
this make us more righteous, or would living the true definition of it make us more righteous no matter what language we speak
the word from? I am not sure if satan had his hand in the translation of this word into
the English language or not. In this article they made the claim that the word holy has
similarities to an old Greek word heile which means the sun’s rays. Not sure how they
figure that holy came from “heile” but I guess the connection that they are trying to tie it to is the worship
of the sun god. For that matter, we should stop calling Yehshua the Son of Elohiym
and find a different word for His description like the male offspring of Elohiym because “Son” sounds an awful
allot like “Sun” I better not give them any ideas, or maybe they already
thought of that one, I don’t know. I do want to point out some real trivia for you
though, the Jewish authority that was responsible for changing the true calendar in the 4th century was named Heilel II, this
does sound an awful like the Greek word “Heile.” This article also said that
they found a Hindu spring festival held in honor of a spring sun god that was called holi with an “i” which is
how holy was spelled in the mid-English texts, but I’m not sure in what language this festival’s name was translated
from or any of the details of when this festival was in history and such. Nor will I spend
my time chasing this rabbit. I spending way too much time on this but these things are what
some people are focused on and they are not focused on the real meat and potatoes. Understanding
that being qodesh means that we are to be separated unto Him is one thing but becoming separated unto Him by not being defiled
is the real meat and potatoes. Focus on what our Creator is restoring, it is awesome. We can certainly look forward to the one true language being restored and we do not have long
to wait so we must prepare and be found doing His will when Yehshua returns. It is obvious
that satan mocks the word holy with the term hallowed with his pagan celebration of Halloween, but which came first, satan’s
mockery of the word or did hallowed come out from Halloween? The origin of this pagan celebration
goes back a long time ago but it was not given the name “all hallows eve” until 1556. So the question is, is satan mocking the word or did the word come from pagan origins? As
I said, dictionary.com says that the word holy can be traced back to before the year 900 A.D. Satan
mocks much indeed but is he really the source of this word? I do not know, I just know that
it is not my focus, nor should it be yours. He is the source of many perversions. But our focus must be on becoming holy by its true definition no matter whether you want to call it qodesh or separated
or whatever you call it in your language. Some who write to me are very sincere in what
they believe, but it is possible that you can become sincerely distracted. And obviously,
with all of the different beliefs out there, there are many who are sincerely wrong. Consider
that it is Satan’s primary goal to deceive us and one of His most often used tactics are smoke screens to divert us
from the path. He sets up the distractions. Here is a
consideration for you to ponder; let’s say that satan did in fact have his hand in the English translation of the word
holy. Which of the following two people has he deceived with it; The one whose time is spent looking into the origins of all of these words and is not truly focused on the path that
was laid before them? Or the one who is focused on the true meaning of the word and living
that truth instead of where the word came from? It is important to understand that no one
knows that they are deceived. I did not know that I was deceived. But I remember where my
focus was when I was. I was focused on what all of the scholars had to say and I spent my
time reconciling what they said into what I believed instead of simply believing the word and living it. There is only one way that we can be right and that is if we are in agreement with our Creator and living to be in
agreement with Him. Some also scoff because I have proclaimed the day and the year of our
Messiah’s return. I am amazed how so many scoff at the notion that one would actually
proclaim the day of His return because scripture plainly says that one would bring forth this proclamation. To scoff at this is to scoff at Isaiah’s words. Your scoffing is why the
day will overtake most of you as a thief in the night. Folk’s there are many things
that we can get caught up in because Satan does have all sorts of distractions set up. We
must remain focused with our eyes single and they must be single on His Kingdom and the path into it and nothing else. Yehshua is the path and He is the logos of Elohiym. We must
be focused on His Logos. I use the Greek word Logos instead of the English word; word because
the definition of it expounds upon what it is. I use it to set it apart so that we do not
get lost in just the physical word. For this reason, maybe the English word Holy is not
the best word to use either, although I do know what the true definition of it is, others might not. Going forward, I will definitely define it in more detail when I speak of it, at least when time allows. And speaking it as being separate certainly has merit but this is not the entire picture either. We cannot leave out the part of the equation that it includes not being defiled and learning what this means as well. Understanding that which we are separating ourselves unto and living that reality is want makes
us separated unto Him. Actually, I just thought of a phrase that does work; Instead of saying holy spirit or separated spirit, an accurate term would be the spirit that separates us so that
we learn not to be defiled. It could be abbreviated the spirit that separates us but even
this would need additional instruction. The same could apply to the seven spirits that make
up His spirit that separates us, thus they could be called His seven spirits that separate us. I
like it, but the point remains, don’t get all caught up in these distractions, they are snares. In this case, we untangled the snare and something good came out of it. The Hebrew
tongue in its original form will be an awesome language to return to. I hope that each of
you turns to the truth that will set you free so that we can all be there to use it to speak with one another when it is restored. Until then, if you want to scoff at me for saying YEHWEH or Yehshua, consider your source for
your pronunciation. And start measuring what I have spoken in comparison to the words of
your Messiah and the other prophets who have come before me. I am merely crying out to you to return to the path of old, the same path that the saints of the Most High chose to march into His Kingdom on.
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