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Originally Posted by Neckstadt
The name of Jesus denotes his Sonship and his dying on the Cross.
If you put the name of Jesus into Isaiah chapter 12:2
It reads Behold God is my salvation - (Joshua- Hebrew) (Jesus in Greek), I will trust , and not be afraid. for the Lord JEHOVAH is my strength and my song and he also had become by salvation - (Joshua-Hebrew) (Jesus - In Greek).
Verse 4 And in that day shall ye say, Praise the Lord call upon "his" name (Jesus), declare his (Jesus) doings among the people make mention that his name (Jesus) is exalted.
To connect that to Paul in the New testement,
Act 4:12 Neither is their salvation (There is that word again from Isaiah 12) in any other, for there is none other name under heaven given among men , whereby we must be saved.
To use the name JHWH or Jehovah or does not denote the crucified power...
Nathan Eckstadt |
I appreciate your respectful tone in presenting your thoughts here.
I see your point 100% and agree with you.
One question though... the thread was started concerning those who would criticize one for using the term Yeshua (or any other possibly more correct version).
The term I was speaking of was not Jehovah but was, instead the very term you speak of meaning.. Jehovah has become our salvation.
The term I was speaking of was not that of Jehovah and I fully understand and appreciate your reasons for not substituting Jehovah for Jesus.
Somewhere we are not understanding what each other is saying it could full well be me... if you could help us get on the same page here it would be appreciated.