Moses was called by my Kinsman Redeemer from the burning bush

October 25, 2021

Moses was called by my Kinsman Redeemer from the burning bush, saying, "Moses, Moses, ...Here am I. . I am the God of they father the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. Exodus Chapter 3

When Moses asked my Kinsman Redeemer what he should call him, God said, "Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel,

I AM hath sent me unto you."

Over one thousand years later, my Kinsman Redeemer told the Pharisees, "Before Abraham was, I AM."

The Hebrew Name of God: I Am and YHVH

YHVH (יהוה)

If the above scripture is not a perfect expression of the Godhead, meaning there is only 1 God and Jesus Christ is the visible image of God - then nothing else is. How insane to picture the version of the Trinity which is nothing more than pagan tradition of man and vain imagination to where the "second "person" of the trinity says that he is really the "first person"... Are you confused yet?

This is how other religion scholars like Muslims can destroy this insanity of false Christian teaching. Study to show yourself approved dear Christian. Godhead is biblical. The Trinity is NOT biblical.

The pronunciation and description of YHVH is Jehovah a 3 syllable and not the two syllables. This means Jesus in the end of the analysis.

I had myself been in error for years. Here's a great study by Dr. Hinton

Who is Yahweh? - Ridiculous KJV Bible Corrections (av1611.com)

Yhvh: God

Original Word: יְהוִֹה
Part of Speech: Proper Name
Transliteration: Yhvh
Phonetic Spelling: (yeh-ho-vee')

Definition: God

Note: There is a tremendous amount of debate between the 2 syllable and 3 syllable. Personally, considering Jehovah is liked directly to Jesus I'm going with the minority opinion on this one.

The vast majority of Jewish and Christian biblical scholars and linguists do not believe “Jehovah” to be the proper pronunciation of YHWH. There was no true J sound in ancient Hebrew. Even the Hebrew letter vav, which is transliterated as the W in YHWH is said to have originally had a pronunciation closer to W than the V of Jehovah. Jehovah is essentially a Germanic pronunciation of the Latinized transliteration of the Hebrew YHWH. It is the letters of the tetragrammaton, Latinized into JHVH, with vowels inserted. “Yahweh” or “Yehowah” is far more likely to be the correct pronunciation.