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The old prohibition against using the so called divine name?
While Rabbis use Hashem. The Yahwists and Sacred Namers blow it all off to spout it at every chance.
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Mike acts like other Sacred Namers to push the blasphemer card.
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In thousands of posts here I have not even ONCE tried to push anyone to use "YAH". Dom cant produce even one quote where I have. I myself use it with pleasure.
Whenever Dom sees it he attacks it. Several times, without telling him HE must use this sacred name I have cautioned him about it because I am concerned for his soul.
It is HE who cannot tolerate this name and who will fight about it at the drop of a hat.
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You are Israeli taught Hebrew you call Him Yeshus, or Greek and call Him Iesous. Or Turkish and call Him Isa. That’s how you were taught. Yet, if you start calling Him a name because you want to feel more Hebrewish.
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You are making a commandment here that Christ never made. In your mind it's wrong for me as an American to call Jesus by his Hebrew name.
So by logic do you feel it's wrong for a Jew to call Yeshua "Jesus"?
I came up in an International Church. There were Americans, Indians, British, Chinese, Japanese, French, Jews, ect. People would worship Christ interchanging names. It was not considered sinful.
Do I use YAH at times to feel more Hebrew? Not that I am aware of. Why do you and others go to the Greek or even the Hebrew to prove points you are making?
Does it make you feel more Greek or Hebrew? Why do you do it? Why is it ok to try to prove the most minor points by going to the Greek or Hebrew but YET forbid even a positive MENTION of the name God has used in both Testaments?
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