The Restored Names

The Importance of The Names

"For I am YHWH, I change not"
- Malachi 3:6
"Yahusha the Messiah the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever."
- Hebrews 13:8

The Sanhedrin and their laws (Talmud) made the attempt to hide and/or use another name or title in place of the name of YHWH (pronounced as Yahuwah), because they thought the name of Yah was too sacred to be spoken except by their priests within the synagogue. Anohter set of laws you may or may not have heard of is called the Noahide Laws, which are laws extracted from the Talmud, and attempted to be used as a replacement for the Ten Commandments, which include beheading for speaking the name of Yah if you are not a Yisra'ĕlite or Yahuḏi (Jew).

If both the Father and His Bĕn, the Mashiah do not change, that means their names do not change either! In like manner, take notice to the fact that when a person in leadership of a country travels from one country to another, their names do not change according to that country's language.
Using the excuse that you do not speak Iḇri (Hebrew) will not work when you use other words from that language such as halleluyah, which is a very joyous praise to our Father that means "praise you Yah" or "praise to Yah"

Warning about false teachings!

There are some very strong and deceptive teachings against the Name of the Father, YHWH and/or the short version of His Name known as Yah. The same can be true about the Name of ha'Mashiah Yahusha.

We must take into consideration that Yahusha and His talmidim (disciples) were of the house of Yisra'ĕl (Israel) and/or Yahuḏah (Judah) which are called as Yahuḏi (Jews) and they wrote and spoke in the Ghabaray Iḇri language as their primary language. All of them were more likely to read and write only in the Ghabaray Iḇri language. Sha'ul (Paul) was the most learned of them all, so he was likely to both read and write in the native language of the Yisra'ĕlites as well as either Latin or Greek, which was the languages of the Romans. Latin being the primary language and then the Greek being the lesser or lower language, which also included pagan mighty ones and so on. That's not to say the Latin language did not have false mighty ones as well, but the Greek language was used by those of lesser standing in the Roman population as pagans and so on.

We have to remember, when Yahusha was being impaled at the stake, there were three languages His "crimes" were written in, that being Latin, Greek,and Iḇri (Hebrew). This shows the main languages being used at that time. Taking it all into consideration, we already know that the First Covenant was written completely in Aramaic or the Ghabaray Iḇri languages, so it only makes sense that all the letters of the Restored Covenant by all the talmidim (disciples) were written in their primary language to begin with. Those letters or books were probably translated or transliterated into Greek at a later time to conform to what was the public version of the Scriptures, in Greek. There is a very likely chance since Yerushalayim (Jerusalem) was surrounded by Romans, and had been under the control of Romans for quite some time, that they simply forbid any other papers, letters or books to be read in public that they could not understand, in order to prevent some sort of secret messages being delivered in a public manner.

It is for this reason I personally choose not to trust Greek, in that it contained pagan words and false mighty ones. To gain a more clear understanding of this, all we need to do is look at the Name of the Father, which in the Ghabaray Iḇri language, from right to left, His Name is spelled as yod, hey, waw, hey, and transliterated from that it is YHWH which is pronounced as Yahuwah. There are no vowels in the Iḇri written language, so it is a learned process of speaking the words. In an even more simple form, we can take the first letter of the spelling pronunciation and we get the exact same thing... YHWH. Now, taking this one step farther in the short version of His Name, we have YH, and it becomes very obvious since there is no need of a connecting vowel to complete the entire name, it becomes Yah.

It should also be mentioned that the modern Iḇri (Hebrew) is not like the Ghabaray Iḇri (Hebrew). It can very easily distort the meanings of the words. In fact, I seriously doubt any of the people from that time would even know how to read modern Iḇri due to how much it had been radically changed. Having said this, I would advise learning or comparing the Ghabaray Iḇri to transliterations in order to understand the true meanings of the Names and words used.

The Name Above All Names

Pilppiyim (Lover of horses) - Philippians 2:8-11 And being found in fashion as a man, He humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, death of a stake. YHWH, therefore, has highly exalted Him, and given Him the Name which is above every name, that at the name of Yahusha every knee should bow, of those in the shamayim, and those on earth, and those under the earth; And every tongue should confess that Yahusha ha'Mashiah is Adon, to the esteem of YHWH the Father. -

There is no other Name whereby man can be saved except Yahusha, (spelled in Ghabaray Iḇri as yod, hey, waw, shin, ayin) the Bĕn of Yahuwah. His Name is not the one many use with the letter "J" that did not even exist until approximately 500 years ago, making it completely impossible for that to be His Name. Not only that, but this name comes from the Greek translation or transliteration, and we have to take into consideration that the Greek language was considered a lesser and pagan language, which can include names of false mighty ones.

Other Mighty Ones

"And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect: and make no mention of the name of other elohim, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth."
- Exodus 23:13

Who Do You Serve?

There are three things that identify who you serve; Name, Laws and Appointed Times.

"Baruḵ is he that comes in the name of YHWH"

Qodesh Be Your Name

Luqas (Illuminating) - Luke 11:2 ... "When you pray, say: Our Father in the Shamayim, let Your Name be qodesh, let your reign come, let Your desire be done on earth as it is in the shamayim.

This is the first part of the prayer model we are given by Yahusha ha'Mashiah.
We are meant to keep the Name of YHWH honored, put apart, sacred (some may use the word "holy" which is suspected of pagan origin), and greatly revered or respected.

Law

The first three Commandments are directly in regards to YHWH, with the 3rd one being in direct relation to His NAME. Then the 4th Commandment is our link to the Father, wherewith we commune with Him on the day od rest, known as the Shabbath, one of His Appointed Times, to which this also bears His seal or mark in us that we are His People, for all the world to see.

Appointed Times

There is only one way to correctly find the appointed times according to scripture, and that is the Scriptural Calendar described within, which is from one new moon to the next. Which calendar do you use? One is His Calendar put in the shamayim where no man can mess with it, the other is the one that thinks to change both times and laws.

Be sure to check the calendar studies and videos for more information concerning the things mentioned on this page!