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DOES THE NAME OF THE MOST HIGH MATTER?

You might be thinking, "So what!"
Does it truly matter what we call the Most High?
Why can't we simply refer to the Most High as God?
Well, you certainly can do that if you like. My mother taught me not to be a fool, know who
you serve. There are many titles out there to express authoritative positions and God is one of those
authoritative positions, that man has created for their own selfish desires to worship their sins and be
justified in their actions. The word God is so illusive that anybody or anything can be a God; which
latterly opposes the first commandment (Exodus 20:3-6).
Did you know that there is over two hundred billion Gods through out the nations today,
statistically speaking. So when you say God which one are your referring to. Also know this that
Heyl'el (Satan, Devil, Dragon) is called the God of this world. (2nd Corinthians 4:4).
If the Father's name is to be reverence and separate from the Gods of the nations then why do
we always call him God? Are we not associating Him with other two hundred billion Gods?
How is it that we who supposedly worship Him as God can say we serve the one true God?
How dose our God different than the other Gods?
They all have names, as you read in the Masoretic text; your modern day bible all the other
Gods are called by their names.
A true name is a name of a thing or being that expresses, or is somehow identical to, its true
nature. The notion that language, or some specific sacred language, refers to things by their true names
has been a central study as well as various traditions of magic, religious invocation and mysticism
(mantras) since the watcher taught mankind. Knowing the true name gives power over the name; or we
receive the blessing of the true name and we are conformed in the likeness of or we are cursed into
madness and destruction.
Even Heyl'el has hidden his name so we would not have power over him in the name of Y'shua.
So he goes by other titles, names and uses to his glory. Mastema, Lucifer, are the top two he uses and
he has tons of titles as well. With his influences over the religious leaders he had YHVH, Y'shua and
Shekinah, removed from scriptures and had them changed to God, Son, Ghost or Spirit, or Lord.
I challenge you the reader; to call your Wife, Husband, Boyfriend, and Girlfriend another name,
and see what happens. I grantee that your relationship will definitely bring discomfort to your life.
There is nothing more insulting than calling your love one by another name than what you have agreed
with.
GOD: the supreme or ultimate reality: idolizing
It is a religiosity word a title, to represent an Idol that expresses worship to an idol.

But you may want to avoid saying God once you realize that is is written in scriptures to call
upon His NAME (not his title). (Jeremiah 29:12-14) (Psalms 91:15). This begins to make it more
concerning that most English translations of the Bible replace the Father's Name with the title "LORD"
or "God." There are many "lords" and many "Gods." Some even say that the Name of the Most High is
too holy to say or pronounce, and they even claim this is why the scribes wrote the name without any
vowels, to avoid saying it. The truth is the devil don't want you to know YHVH's name, because he can
not say the Father's name. He came and stolen Adam's authority away when he was cast down to make
war with YHVH. So in the devil's craftiness he influences men who hate YHVH and build himself up
so he can be a God over men.

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 HEBREW NAME OF THE FATHER OF CREATION

ARAVAT: ‫ ערבת‬Father of Creation (2nd Enoch 20:3) all creation knew YAH in the first age of
man by this name, until the days of Moses.
YHVH: ‫ יה הוהה‬Merciful Father of Forgiveness. The way I was taught to produce this sacred
name, is with the letter A in this context the letter A is sound of one exhaling air from your lungs.
Ya-Ha-Vah
In the Tanakh (Old Testament). YHVH is the personal name of the Father of Creation . His
name is most frequent designation, occurring over 6,800 times. This is the Mysterious or “Unutterable
name” of the Father of Creation, and King of Israel. Because his name is composed from the Hebrew
letters
y
Yod Hey h
Vav Hey w h. It is also referred as the “Tetragrammation” which simply
means “THE FOUR LETTERS.”

When YHVH commission Moses to be Israel's liberator from the the bondage of Pharaoh's
Egypt. Moses asked for YHVH's name, in order to validate his authoritative role to the children of
Israel. Yah said to Moses, “Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh (I am that I am),” and added, “Here is what to say to
the people of Israel: ‘Ehyeh has sent me to you” Yah then instructed Moses,
y
“Say this to the people of Israel: Yod Hey h w
Vav Hey h (YaHaVaH) the Father of your
fathers, the Father of Avraham, (Aberham) the Father of Yitz’chak (Issac) and the Father of Ya‘akov,
(Jacob) has sent me to you.’ This is my name forever; this is how I am to be remembered generation
after generation. (Exodus 3:14-15).
In the traditional Hebrew view, YHVH is the name of expressing the mercy and forgiveness of
YHVH Elyon (Most High or Almighty). “Kadosh (holy) Echad (One) YHVH, blessed are those, He
said, “To those who want to know my name?” (Shemot Rabbah 3:6)
ELOHIM: ‫אללהי ים‬
Hebrew, the divine name used in the Tanakh, morphologically its plural; sometimes treated as
singular refer to the One Father of Creation, but at other times treated as plural to refer to other rulers,
deities or entity spirits. Elohim, the plural of, a Hebrew word meaning "Kings" or "Rulers". Although
the word is plural, in the Hebrew Bible it most often takes singular verbal or pronominal agreement and
refers to a single deity, particularly YHVH of Israel. But Eloah is the proper singular meaning.
Elohim is a title given for YHVH as the Father of Creation today. And it implies Strength,
Power, and justice. YHVH, on the other hand expresses the idea of his closeness to man. For example
YHVH is first mentioned as the one who Breathed into Adam's nostrils giving him the Chayim the
breath of life creating his soul. (Genesis 2:7).
ELOAH: ּ‫אל לוה‬
Referring to the Hebrew name Aravat), the Father of Israel in the Tanakh (Old Testament). A
singular word meaning majesty, from the plural word of Elohim although sometimes this title is used
for other deities, such as the Moabite gods Chemosh, and Molech, the Sidonian goddess Astarte, and
also for other majestic beings such as malakhim (angels), kings, judges; in the Tanakh. The word
Messiah—is usually employed in the Tanakh for the one and only Father of Israel, whose personal
name was revealed to Moses as YHVH. When referring to YaHaVaH, Elohim very often its
accompanied by the word “ha”, to mean, “the,” and sometimes with a further identification of Elohim

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ḥayyim, meaning “the living Father” Though Elohim is plural in form, it is understood in the singular
sense.
Thus, in Genesis the words,
“In the beginning Elohim created Shamayim and Adamah,” (Genesis 1:1)
Elohim is monotheistic relating to or characterized by the belief that there is only one Creator; in
connotation an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning; though its
grammatical structure seems polytheistic relating to or characterized by belief in or worship of more than one
idol (gods). The Israelites borrowed the Canaanite plural noun Elohim and made it singular in meaning
in their practices and theological reflections.
But note: Elohim is Plural, It also says in Genesis Elohim said, “
“Let US create man in our Image”,
Male and female Elohim He created man. (Genesis 1:26-28).
In the second Commandment it is written; You will not take the name of YHVH in vain; for He
will hold you guilty who takes his name in Vain. (Exodus 20:7). In other words misusing His name for
your personal gain for wealth, and hiding his name from others when coming into the truth.

JEHOVAH: I am; the eternal living one Allah Almighty

On account of this, the Masoretes scripts ensured that name of YHVH would not be taken in
vain, but substituting the vowel marks for “ADONAI” putting them under the letters of YHVH in the
running text; this is called the QRE “what is to be read”
As opposed to Ketive “what is to be written”
The Hebrew text, then contains the Ketiv from YHVH usually translated as “LORD” in
English, but deliberately changed to the voweling for the name use when reading, and this has let to the
obviously incorrect pronunciation of the name of “Jehovah” (old English the “J” has a Y” sound
Yehovah.

YAHWEH-YHWH: self existing, eternal one

It was later speculated that perhaps the Masoretes reversed the vowels for Adonai when applied
to the letter YHVH in the running text, so some attempted to correct the pronunciation by pronouncing
the name as Yahoveh, or Yahveh, this too is likely incorrect though the construction form of YAH is
part of the original pronunciation (Palms 68:4; Isaiah 26:4) Note that Yahweh is most likely also an
incorrect transliteration, since there is no “W” sound in the classical Hebrew.

ADONAI-HASHEM: Lord, The Name.

Since ancient Hebrew did not use any vowel markings , the actual pronunciation of the sacred
name YHVH is simply not known. In the first temple, only the Kohan Gadol (High Priest) would utter
the sacred name YHVH during the appointed time of Yum Kippur. In the Sanhedrin teachings, the
Jewish Law of man's tradition; YHVH was forbidden not to speak out His name. Anyone who did
outside of the law of the Sanhedrin where put to death. Misusing YHVH's name for their own personal
gain of power and control. The sacred name YHVH was substituted for the word Adonai, “My Lord”
in English. So it became a practices out of fear not to say YHVH's name when reading Torah publicly,
you do not attempt to vocalize the His name, but instead you say Adonai.
In Hebrew the Name YHVH is also called Shem HaMeforash ‫ש‬ ‫שם המפר‬
“ the
ineffable Name.” Attempts to proved an exposition of the Name have come to be known as Shelosh
Esreh Middot, or the thirteenth attributes of YHVH and are usually based on exegesis of (Exodus 34:6-
7). When not reading Torah or the Siddur (book of prayers) most observant Jews will refer to the sacred

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name of YHVH as simply as Hashem ‫ השם‬or “the name. (Leviticus 24:16).

YAHUAH: Father who Protects.

This name was adopted from the Babylonian captivity because in the Aramaic Language.
YHVH hid his name from the children of Israel due to their transgressions of adultery with
idols they committed against Him. So he divorced them and hid his name from us until the right time
when Y'shua came down from his throne to teach us YHVH's Torah and how to walk in the Torah
redeeming us back to YHVH.