Genesis 15:4-6 “And, behold, the word of the LORD [יהוה] came unto him, saying, This shall not be thine heir; but he that shall come forth out of thine own bowels shall be thine heir. And he brought him forth abroad, and said, Look now toward heaven, and tell the stars, if thou be able to number them: and he said unto him, So shall thy SEED be. And he believed in the LORD; and he counted it to him for righteousness.”
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This Name of God, YHVH,” is most amazing. It literally means “I AM.” It is the unpronounceable Tetragrammaton of the Holy One of Israel and the Name of God used in the opening scripture. It’s Hebrew spelling is pictured above.
In the English text when this word is translated, it appears as all upper case letters: L-O-R-D. As shown above, it is actually a composite of three words which are past, present, and future tense. We often put vowels among the letters in order to pronounce it because, unlike the Jews, we are not afraid of God. He is our Father and we are His children.
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One God; Many Names.
God was known by many Names in the Old Testament: Elohim, Jehovah Nissi, Jehovah Rapha, El Shaddai, etc. When I first learned the meaning of this Name of God, however, it so captivated my heart that it prompted me to study the Hebrew language. It’s awesome how His great love for us shines out so clearly through this one particular.
He is the One Who loves us beyond all measure and understanding. He is the faithful and true, the Covenant-keeping One; the One Who gave up everything to save us so that we could be with Him forever!!!
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Secrets In The Hebrew Language.
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[י] Yod is that teeny, tiny little curved line that looks like a comma. It is a picture of an open hand. Hand speaks of power, but also of human effort, apart from trusting God. It is also the number “10.” You see, unlike here in the West, Hebrew uses letters for numbers. In certain instances, you can also see “yod” is being used to refer to the ten commandments and even the tithe.
[ה] Hei is a picture of an open window as well as the number “5.” And what does God open to pour out His blessings? The “windows of heaven!” That’s why we say “5” is the number of Grace! 💖
[ו] Vav is a picture of a “hook” or “nail.”
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Do you see it? [יהוה] Yod-hei-vav-hei is: Open Hand of Grace, Nailed in Grace. It’s a picture of Jesus on the cross!!!. AWESOME!!! 💖
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Superscription.
That’s not all. Remember the superscription above our Jesus on the cross that had the Phairsees in a panic? Would you like to know the real reason the Pharisees were so bent out of shape about it? Check this out:
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“H”aNazari——–Of Nazareth.
“V”emelekh——–King
“H”aYehudim—–Of the Jews
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The first letters of each of the words of the superscription shown below spell YaHVeH (The vowels have been added to help you pronounce His Name.)
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“THIS IS GOD: The Great I AM…..YaHWeH!!!”
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And that, Church, is the beautiful, incomparable meaning of YHVH, the Name of God.
Extremely, exceedingly and inexpressibly beautiful. Thank you
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