“God”, “Lord” "god", "lord" and “Elohim"

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“God”, “Lord” "god", "lord" and “Elohim"

Do NOT let your Slave Masters Fool You about the Most High, His Son and the Holy Spirit names.

They may Fool you once but not twice.

“God”, “Lord”, "god" "lord", “Elohim”

Are an ALL PAGAN DEITY names that was injected into the Holy Bible.

The FATHER does NOT go by any TITLE, he has a NAME (AHAYAH) and so is His SON has a NAME (YASHAYA) and the HOLY SPIRIT has a NAME (RAWACH).

They are 3 POWERS which is called "AHLAHAYAM", Father, Son and Holy Spirit.


"YAM" means PLURAL.
 

John 1:1
King James Version (KJV)

1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

The WORD was the Messiah, he was part of ALAHAYAM that created everything in the beginning. So if he bare RECORDS from the FATHER that means he was from there in the beginning.

Here is the PRECEPT PROOF to this

1 John 5:7
King James Version (KJV)

7 For there are THREE that bear RECORD in heaven, the FATHER, the WORD, and the HOLY SPIRIT: and these three are one.

It is wrong to use the ENGLISH names "God" or "Lord" to refer to the creator of Heaven and Earth because of their seemingly PAGAN ORIGINS.

NOW, let us look at the meaning of the word "God"

Notice the secular meaning of the word God found in Webster's New Universal Unabridged Dictionary: "...the creator and ruler of the universe, regarded as eternal, infinite, all-powerful, and all-knowing; Supreme Being; Almighty." However, when spelled with a lower case g, "god" refers to anything worshipped. According to the same authoritative dictionary, the word lord denotes "a ruler or master."

The writers of the Bible refer to God by many different names, each given with a purpose to describe some distinct virtue or characteristic of His nature. When we analyze the original Hebrew and Greek names the authors use to refer to the members of the God Family, clearly the spiritual principle of fearing God's "glorious and awesome name" is paramount to obeying Him.

"God" and "Lord" was substituted for "AHAYAH" by the Roman Catholic Church. They are all FALSE NAMES. I will further prove this to you.

"Lord" (Baal) - The Lord is a direct translation of Ha-Baal, the idol which Elijah showed to be a lie (1 Kings 18:16-40).

 

 

Why else would it be foretold as an end -time event that he shall remove the names of the "Baals" from our lips? (Hosea 2:13-17).

Same as "XezVs" (Chezus) actually means Vision - of - Zeus in Hebrew, though certainly it did not originate from the name "Zeus".

It derived from Strong's # 02372, to gaze at, in its imperative male plural form, combined with Zeus transliterated to Hebrew. The sinister aspect of this is what we spiritually gaze at, we become like, (Philippos 48).

"Christos" is a Greek word meaning anointed. The Anointed we worship is NOT Greek (He is a HEBREW), nor are we Greek to call Him something in Greek.

The Lord XezVs Christos =
 

D + C = 600

L + X =  60

V + 1 =   6

=       666

 

Why else would the imposter come in another name, foretold by the "Prophets". AHAYAH is too "SACRED" to even say, then someone to come in that name and claim to be the Messiah.

The name AHAYAH has been substituted in our translations of the scriptures with the title "Lord" 6823 times.

The short form "Yah" or "Jah" (Egyptian Moon God) has also been substituted 48 times with "Lord" and only in one place was it retained as: "Yah" in (Psalm 68:4) and "Jah" in the KJV. J was sub for Y.
 

Further, whenever we read "God" in capital letters, that too is a substitute for "AHAYAH". This title "Lord", is applied to all Heathen Deities, if the word "god" is not use for them.

 

In most cases "Lord" and "God" are used interchangeably for Pagan Idols.

For instance "Hare Krishna" (Hindu) is popularly known as "Lord", and nowadays we hear much about "Lord Maaitreya"

"There are many "Gods" and many "Lords"

"Mighty Ones"
 

So, who then, do we worship?
 

Surely there is only ONE that we should worship.

Let us investigate this most common substitute for the name "AHAYAH", namely "Lord".

Nevertheless even if we do accept it, I would like to propose that, in accordance with the spirit of syncretism, i.e. making your deity acceptable to others, we can readily see how the worshippers of "Three Pagan Deities" with names Similar to "Lord", were accommodated by means of compromise

These Three Pagan Deities were "Larth" "Lorie" "Lordo". The church, which evolved after Constantine fused the Messanic Faith with Sun-Worship, was enthusiastic to win as many followers as they could, even if it meant compromise or assimilation.

Now let me show you researches on these Three Idols:
 

Larth: There was an Etruscan house deity whose name was "Lar", which signified "Lord", also known as "Larth", who later on became very popular in ROME and became known as "Lares" (plural), because as Idol Statues they were usually in pairs.

This Deity was invoked together with "Janus", "Jupiter", "Mars", "Quirnius" and "Bellona". The Greek equivalent of the name was "Heros" which was another name for "Zeus"...

Lucifer answered prayers with his own name!!!

 A feminine form was known as "Lara" who was the bloved of "Mercury", the Sun-Deity. Another name for "Zeus" was "Larisseaus", which also was another name for "Apollo".

"Zeus" was also known as "Larasios" or "Lariseos", while "Larasios" was a Surname for "Helios”. Typical of the syncretism and polytheism of those days, we read of emperor Alexander Severus (222-235 C.E.).

Who "had images of Abraham, the Messiah and Alexander the Greek among his household Lares"? These Lares are to be found in the East as well, seen in Hindu houses.

 

However, what is the analogy between "Larth" (Lar) and "Lord"?

Firstly all sources agree that this "Larth" or "Lar" means "Lord".

Secondly, it is well documented that "the" and "d" were virtually interchangeably used, varying from nation to nation.

Thirdly, in Old English and Middle English it was common to find the "o" and "a" interchangeably used too.

In the Middle English Dictionary, editor S.M. Khun, we read 177 that "Lord" was earlier spelt "Lard"; that "Lor" became "Lord"; that "Lor" was spelt "Lar" in the Old English (meaning: action and or process of teaching or preaching);

         

That Lore-fader was also spelt "larefaderr" or Larefadir" or "Larfadir" (meaning: teacher); that Lorspel was Lar-spel in Old English (meaning: that which is taught in religion); and that Lor-theu was previously also spel Lar-theow, Lardewe, Lardewen, Lauerd, Lordeau (meaning: teacher or spiritual or theological teacher).

This is where the "Father" of the Catholic church came from...

There is only "ONE" we pray to and call "Father" and that is "AHAYAH".

We don't pray to a man to answer us of our requests...

"Loride": Thor was well known Teutonic war-deity. He was also known as a Sun-Deity. His Surname was Hlorridhi or Loride, the latter also taken to be Thor's Son, who had a wife with the name "Gloria". This Loride could easily have been contracted to the form "Lord", or perhaps it could only have served to establish religious syncretism with Larth and Lortheu and Lard and Lordeau and Lord.

"Lordo": Lordo181, or Lordon was another deity or daimon, the daimon of "Iodosis", the curvature of the spine or body, which also had a sensual meaning.

What then, should we use instead of "Lord"?

It is only ONE - I AM is his name - transliterated in Ancient Phoenician Hebrew as AHAYAH through his Son YASHAYA.

We must not be content with this word "Lord" which MAN has dared to substitute His name with.

Can we say with David in Psalm 5:11 But let all those that put their trust in thee rejoice: let them ever shout for joy, because thou defendest them: let them also that love thy name be joyful in thee.

Zephaniah 3:9 For then will I turn to the people a pure language, that they may all call upon the name of the AHAYAH, to serve him with one consent.

NOW, let us look at the meaning of the word "Elohim"

The first place a name of God is revealed is in the first chapter of Genesis. Here we find Elohim (God) repeated in almost every verse. Elohim is a plural noun, which is first and primarily used in Scripture to describe the one true God Family, which includes God the Father and our Creator-Redeemer, Yashaya. Wherever we find "God" throughout the Old Testament, it is most likely Elohim.

VERY IMPORTANT: However, in contrast to its use to refer to the true God, biblical writers use Elohim more than 200 times to refer to PAGAN IDOLS and Gods whom the PAGANS feared and worshipped (Exodus 12:12; 23:24; Leviticus 19:4).

Does this multifaceted usage of Elohim mean we should not use the English word "God" today in reference to the God Family because it, too, can refer to HEATHEN GODS?

No, it merely underscores SATAN's constant COUNTERFEITING of any reference to the Supreme Being. In fact, the usage of Elohim in Scripture shows that it is perfectly acceptable to use a word like "God" to refer to both the true and FALSE DEITIES.


ALL PRAISES TO AHAYAH BAHASHAM YASHAYA WA RAWACH!


Shalawam!