This is a question that is often asked. Why should an English speaking person call on the Hebrew names of Yahweh and Yahushua? The answer is actually quite simple. Personal names do not translate across languages. For instance, Vladimir Putin is still Vladimir Putin in any country or language. Personal names do […]| EliYah Ministries
This is a very common question. It all began with a Jewish tradition called the “ineffable name” doctrine. Jews, for various reasons, started to substitute His name with the Hebrew title “Adonai”. Adonai is the Hebrew word for “Lord”. This information can be easily verified in many Bible dictionaries and various […]| EliYah Ministries
Although His name may not seem important to most, here are 200+ scriptures which show the importance of Yahweh's name.| EliYah Ministries
Many take the third commandment to mean that we should not use the Heavenly Father’s name alongside a swear word or profanity. I could see where it certainly might mean this. Others say that taking His name on our lips while living a life of sin is another way of […]| EliYah Ministries
Before we begin it must be understood that our English bibles are not the original language in which scriptures were written. I sometimes talk to people who don’t understand this very basic principle, but it is totally true. The King James Version was the first major translation into English and […]| EliYah Ministries
Learn why the Heavenly Father's name is pronounced "Yahweh," and not Yahuah or Yehowah. The way Hebrew functions reveals the truth.| EliYah Ministries