Names carry deep meaning in Scripture. In this first part of the HaShem series we explore the significance of our Creator’s name, why it matters, and what it means to profane or honor His name.
With so much discussion, arguments, and division amongst the body over the pronunciation of the name of our Creator, one version seems to be the most prominent, Yehovah (Jehovah). Has the Creator’s name been definitively determined at long last or are we once again falling victim to what the majority dictates and determines? Join us as we test out this pronunciation in this teaching from the Hashem series and discover if the sacred name of our Creator has been determined at long last.
In Part 3 of the HaShem series we examine evidence from Hebrew manuscripts, vowel points, and historical sources to explore possible pronunciations of the Divine Name, balancing reverence with the pursuit of truth.
Part 2 of the HaShem series explores the four letters of God’s Name (YHWH). It discusses how the Name appears in Scripture, its meaning, and why we should revere and proclaim it.
Many understand Exodus 23:13 to mean we cannot even say the names of other gods such as Baal, Mars, Janus, etc. Some go so far as to say we shouldn’t say things like Monday or January for the same reason. What’s the truth behind such beliefs and are they Scriptural?
