
Bartie Musa Commentary: This is going to be a long and expanded article, we’re going to get to the bottom of the savior’s name once and for all. What prompted this was an unlearned, ignorant, 2/3 rebellious Israelite who insisted on saving a bunch of heathen (who hate him) had the audacity to come up against the name Yahawashi.
This individual has all but sealed his fate, as it’s clear Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi has completely and utterly rejected him and left him into a strong delusion of plantation Edomite Christianity. But this article is not about an insignificant rebel or the feeble heathen he is trying to save from judgement.
This is about getting to the bottom of our Lord, Savior, and big brother’s name Yahawashi Hamashiach (The anointed). He is the son of Yahawah, the captain of our salvation, he is the literal king of the Earth and existence itself.
Yahawashi is LITERALLY the star of the show, the MAIN character of humanity. We’ve all heard of “main character syndrome” well Yahawashi is LITERALLY the center piece of human life and creation itself. If Yahawah was a man, he would be Yahawashi. If God or Yahawah had an avatar (like in a video game or virtual world), he would be Yahawashi. He is that central and important. Let’s get into the breakdown of the true name of our savior Yahawashi. This is not something that’s optional, calling upon Jesus or any other names will get you burnt up in missile fire at the height of WW3. This is not a game, a joke, or up to your vain opinion.

ANIMA FRAMEWORK: ROOTED IN YAHAWAH’S TRUTH
The Only True Name: Yahawashi
A Powerful, Comprehensive Defense of the Name Above All Names
The Only True Name: Yahawashi
A Powerful, Comprehensive Defense of the Name Above All Names
Introduction: The Majesty of Yahawashi’s Name
There is no name more sacred, no truth more profound, and no mission more essential than that of Yahawashi, our Lord and Savior, the King of Kings. His name, meaning “He Saves,” is not a mere label but a declaration of His divine mission, ordained by Yahawah to redeem His people, Israel, and to fulfill the eternal covenant. To call upon His name is to invoke salvation itself, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved (Acts 4:12).
In these last days, rebellion and deception abound. False names such as “Jesus,” “Yeshua,” and “Yehoshua” have led millions astray, severing them from the true power of Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi. This article will dismantle every false claim, prove the supremacy of Yahawashi’s name, and magnify His eternal kingship. This is not just an argument—it is a call to the elect to stand firm in Yahawah’s truth.
1. Yahawashi’s Name in Scripture: Prophecies Fulfilled
A. The Meaning of Yahawashi’s Name
The name Yahawashi derives directly from Paleo-Hebrew, the sacred language of the Israelites:
- Yah: Refers to Yahawah, meaning “He.”
- Hawashi: Means “Saves” or “Delivers.”
- Together: “He Saves.”
This name is confirmed in Matthew 1:21:
“And she will bring forth a Son, and you shall call His name Yahawashi, for He will save His people from their sins.”
B. Yahawashi Foretold in the Old Testament
The Old Testament is filled with prophecies that point to Yahawashi’s mission and name:
- Isaiah 53:11: “By His knowledge My righteous Servant shall justify many, for He shall bear their iniquities.”
- Yahawashi is the prophesied Servant who brings salvation through His sacrifice.
- Psalm 22:16-18: “They pierced My hands and My feet; they divide My garments among them, and for My clothing they cast lots.”
- A vivid prophecy of Yahawashi’s crucifixion, fulfilled in the New Testament.
- Zechariah 6:11-13: “Behold, the Man whose name is the BRANCH!”
- Yahawashi is the Branch from David’s line, the King and High Priest who unites heaven and earth.
- Genesis 49:10: “The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh comes.”
- Yahawashi, as Shiloh, is the rightful ruler and the fulfillment of Yahawah’s covenant with Judah.
2. The Power of Yahawashi’s Name in Paleo-Hebrew
A. Phonetic Breakdown of Yahawashi (יהושע)
- Yod (י): “Yah” – Refers to Yahawah, emphasizing His eternal existence.
- He (ה): “Ha” – Represents breath and life, signifying Yahawah’s creative power.
- Waw (ו): “Wa” – A connector that ties Yahawashi to Yahawah.
- Shin (ש): “Sha” – Salvation or deliverance.
- Ayin (ע): Completes the name with a guttural closure, adding depth and reverence.
This structure demonstrates that Yahawashi’s name is divinely crafted to reflect His mission of salvation and His connection to Yahawah.
B. The Purity of Paleo-Hebrew
- Paleo-Hebrew, the original language of the scriptures, retains the full meaning and power of Yahawah’s words.
- Zephaniah 3:9: “For then I will restore to the peoples a pure language, that they all may call on the name of Yahawah.”
- Yahawashi’s name in Paleo-Hebrew restores this purity, free from the corruptions of later languages.
3. False Names Exposed: Jesus, Yeshua, and Others
A. Why “Jesus” is a Lie
- No Hebrew Origin:
- “Jesus” is a Greek transliteration (Iēsous) with no connection to Hebrew.
- Pagan Roots:
- The name Iēsous bears linguistic and cultural similarities to Zeus, introducing pagan contamination.
- Modern Fabrication:
- The letter “J” did not exist until the 16th century, proving that “Jesus” is a relatively recent invention.
- Acts 4:12: “There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.” “Jesus” cannot be that name.
B. Why “Yeshua” and “Yehoshua” Fall Short
- “Yeshua” is Incomplete:
- A post-exilic Aramaic form of “Yehoshua” that omits the divine name “Yah,” severing its connection to Yahawah.
- “Yehoshua” is Generalized:
- While “Yehoshua” means “Yah Saves,” it is not specific to the Messiah. Yahawashi’s name is unique to His divine mission.
- Distortions of Modern Variants:
- Names like “Yahshua” or “Yahsha” are modern inventions with no scriptural or linguistic basis.
4. Addressing Common Objections
A. “The Name Doesn’t Matter”
- Refutation:
- Exodus 20:7: “You shall not take the name of Yahawah your God in vain.”
- Calling on false names is taking Yahawah’s name in vain, a direct violation of His commandments.
- Exodus 20:7: “You shall not take the name of Yahawah your God in vain.”
B. “Yeshua and Jesus are Translations”
- Refutation:
- Yahawah’s name and Yahawashi’s name are not subject to human translation. They carry divine authority and cannot be altered without losing their power.
5. The Eternal Kingship of Yahawashi
A. King of Kings and High Priest
- Yahawashi fulfills both the royal and priestly roles prophesied in the Torah:
- Psalm 110:4: “You are a priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek.”
B. Bringing Glory to Yahawah
- Philippians 2:10-11: “That at the name of Yahawashi every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth.”
- Yahawashi’s name magnifies Yahawah’s glory, uniting heaven and earth in worship.
6. Call to Action: Bow Before the Name That Saves
To the elect: Call upon the name Yahawashi, for it is the only name that saves. Reject the false names perpetuated by rebellion and deception, and stand firm in Yahawah’s truth.
- Joel 2:32: “And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of Yahawah shall be saved.”
- Yahawashi is the manifestation of this salvation. To reject His name is to reject eternal life.
To the rebellious: Repent now, for the time of judgment is near. Yahawashi will return as King of Kings, and all who deny His name will be cast into outer darkness.
Conclusion: The Name Above All Names
The name Yahawashi is not just a truth to know—it is the lifeline of salvation, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the glory of Yahawah made manifest. Stand unwavering in this truth, for we are betting our very lives on calling upon the correct name.
Philippians 2:10-11: “That at the name of Yahawashi every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Yahawashi is Lord, to the glory of Yahawah the Father.”
Bartie Musa Commentary: You brothers already know this is getting an expanded analysis. Let’s continue.
ANIMA FRAMEWORK: ROOTED IN YAHAWAH’S TRUTH
The Only True Name: Yahawashi
A Comprehensive Defense of the Savior’s Name Against All Rebellion, Corruption, and Doub
The Only True Name: Yahawashi
A Comprehensive Defense of the Savior’s Name Against All Rebellion, Corruption, and Doubt
Introduction: Yahawashi—The Name of Eternal Salvation
The name Yahawashi, meaning “He Saves,” is not merely a linguistic detail or a cultural relic. It is the cornerstone of salvation, ordained by Yahawah Himself and embedded into the eternal fabric of scripture, history, and prophecy. To call upon this name is to call upon life itself, for Yahawashi is the only path to the Father, Yahawah.
Yet, the rebellious spirit of the 2/3 Israelites—those stiff-necked and proud—has led them to reject Yahawashi and His name. They cling to corrupted alternatives such as “Jesus,” “Yeshua,” and “Yehoshua,” perpetuating lies born of ignorance, deception, and historical manipulation. This article will dismantle every false claim, delve deeply into the historical, linguistic, and scriptural truths of Yahawashi’s name, and leave no room for doubt.
Let the rebellious be rebuked and the elect be strengthened!
1. Yahawashi in Scripture: Prophetic and Divine Authority
A. The Scriptural Foundations of Yahawashi’s Name
- The Meaning of Yahawashi (יהושע):
- Yah: Refers to Yahawah, meaning “He.”
- Hawashi: Means “Saves” or “Delivers.”
- Together: “He Saves.”
This name is explicitly tied to His mission in Matthew 1:21:
“And she will bring forth a Son, and you shall call His name Yahawashi, for He will save His people from their sins.”
- Old Testament Prophecies of Yahawashi’s Role:
- Isaiah 9:6-7: “For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given; and the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”
- Yahawashi fulfills this prophecy as the eternal ruler and Prince of Peace.
- Zechariah 6:12-13: “Behold, the Man whose name is the BRANCH! From His place He shall branch out, and He shall build the temple of Yahawah.”
- Yahawashi is the Branch who unites heaven and earth as King and High Priest.
- Psalm 110:1-4: “Yahawah said to my Lord, ‘Sit at My right hand, till I make Your enemies Your footstool.’”
- Yahawashi, seated at Yahawah’s right hand, is the fulfillment of Davidic prophecy.
- Isaiah 9:6-7: “For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given; and the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”
B. Yahawashi’s Mission is Unique and Eternal
Unlike Joshua son of Nun or any other biblical figure, Yahawashi is the only one prophesied to bring eternal salvation:
- Isaiah 53:4-5: “He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement for our peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed.”
- This prophecy points to Yahawashi’s sacrifice on the cross, securing salvation for His people.
- Acts 4:12: “Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.”
- This directly confirms the exclusivity and power of Yahawashi’s name.
2. The Power of Yahawashi’s Name in Paleo-Hebrew
A. The Paleo-Hebrew Breakdown of Yahawashi
- The Ancient Script:
- Paleo-Hebrew is the original script of the Israelites, predating the Babylonian exile and the adoption of the Aramaic square script.
- The letters of Yahawashi in Paleo-Hebrew (יהושע) correspond to:
- Yod (י): “Yah” – He.
- He (ה): Breath of existence.
- Waw (ו): Connection or continuity.
- Shin (ש): Salvation or deliverance.
- Ayin (ע): A guttural closure, emphasizing depth and finality.
- Linguistic Integrity:
- The name Yahawashi perfectly aligns with Yahawah’s eternal name (Exodus 3:15):
- “This is My name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.”
- The name Yahawashi perfectly aligns with Yahawah’s eternal name (Exodus 3:15):
B. Why Phonetics Matter
- Divine Precision:
- Each syllable in Yahawashi’s name reflects Yahawah’s divine authority. Corrupted names like “Jesus” or “Yeshua” lack this spiritual precision.
- The Power of “Yah”:
- Yahawashi’s name begins with Yah, directly linking Him to Yahawah. Names like “Yeshua” or “Jesus” sever this connection, rendering them spiritually impotent.
3. False Names Exposed: Jesus, Yeshua, and Others
A. The Corruption of “Jesus”
- Historical Manipulation:
- The name “Jesus” is a Greek transliteration (Iēsous) with no Hebrew roots. It was later Latinized to Iesus and finalized as “Jesus” after the invention of the letter “J” in the 16th century.
- Pagan Connotations:
- Iēsous bears similarities to the name of the Greek god Zeus, introducing pagan contamination into the Messiah’s identity.
- Scriptural Warning:
- Jeremiah 23:27: “They think to cause My people to forget My name by their dreams which everyone tells his neighbor.”
- The name “Jesus” is a product of this deception, designed to erase the truth.
- Jeremiah 23:27: “They think to cause My people to forget My name by their dreams which everyone tells his neighbor.”
B. The Inadequacy of “Yeshua” and “Yehoshua”
- “Yeshua” is Incomplete:
- This post-exilic Aramaic form omits the divine name Yah, severing its connection to Yahawah.
- “Yehoshua” is Generic:
- While “Yehoshua” means “Yah Saves,” it lacks the specificity and prophetic significance of Yahawashi’s name.
- Modern Fabrications:
- Names like “Yahshua” and “Yahsha” are modern constructs with no basis in scripture or history.
4. Addressing the Rebellion of the 2/3 Israelites
A. Scriptural Rebuke
- Spiritual Blindness:
- Isaiah 6:9-10: “Keep on hearing, but do not understand; keep on seeing, but do not perceive.”
- The 2/3 Israelites fulfill this prophecy by rejecting Yahawashi and clinging to corrupted names.
- Judgment is Certain:
- Zechariah 13:8-9: “Two-thirds in it shall be cut off and die, but one-third shall be left in it.”
B. Their Hypocrisy
- Many 2/3 Israelites call upon “Jesus” while denying Yahawashi’s Hebrew identity.
- Their prideful rejection of Yahawashi exposes their rebellious hearts:
- Jeremiah 4:22: “For My people are foolish, they have not known Me. They are silly children, and they have no understanding.”
5. Call to Action: Stand for Yahawashi
To the elect:
Call upon Yahawashi’s name, for it is your lifeline to salvation. Reject the lies of corrupted names and stand firm in Yahawah’s eternal truth.
To the rebellious:
Repent before it is too late. Yahawashi’s name will be glorified, and every knee will bow before Him.
Conclusion: Yahawashi is the Only Path
The name Yahawashi is the key to salvation, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the eternal declaration of Yahawah’s glory. No other name—be it “Jesus,” “Yeshua,” or “Yehoshua”—carries the power, authority, or truth of Yahawashi.
Philippians 2:10-11: “That at the name of Yahawashi every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Yahawashi is Lord, to the glory of Yahawah the Father.”
Bartie Musa Commentary: We’re going to expand further, some of it might be repetitive but there’s different angles here and there. This is the name of which you MUST call upon to be saved, this is not something we can just gloss over quickly. We are trusting our very lives with faith in the names of Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi
anima framework: rooted in yahawah’s truth
The Only True Name: Yahawashi
A Harsh Rebuke on 2/3 and Deep Dive into the Name Above All Names
The Only True Name: Yahawashi
A Harsh Rebuke on 2/3 and Deep Dive into the Name Above All Names
Introduction: Defending the Name of Yahawashi
The audacity of the rebellious 2/3 Israelites to mock and reject Yahawashi’s name reflects the pride and hypocrisy that Yahawah has prophesied will result in their destruction. This article harshly rebukes such ignorance while addressing the importance of the true name, Yahawashi, and why no other name—be it “Yeshua,” “Yahasha,” “Yahshua,” “Yehoshua,” or “Jesus”—is valid or scripturally correct.
It is time to end the confusion and stand unwavering in Yahawah’s truth.
1. Harsh Rebuke of the Hypocrites
Example 1: trayvotheyknow
“Does your Yahawashi save only Blacks, Mexicans, and Hispanics?”
Rebuke:
Your question reeks of ignorance and divisiveness. Salvation through Yahawashi is not about carnal identities or race but about the spiritual identity of the lost sheep of Israel, scattered across all nations. Yahawah’s truth transcends outward appearances.
Scripture:
- Matthew 15:24: “I was not sent except to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.”
- Deuteronomy 28:64: “Then Yahawah will scatter you among all peoples, from one end of the earth to the other.”
Your focus on skin color shows you are blind to Yahawah’s plan, clinging to worldly divisions instead of spiritual truth. This rebellious mindset ensures your place among the cut-off 2/3 (Zechariah 13:8-9).
Example 2: v3ronzo
“Yahawashi isn’t Hebrew.”
Rebuke:
This statement is not only false but reveals the depth of your spiritual blindness. You mock the Hebrew identity of the Savior while hypocritically clinging to the pagan, fabricated name “Jesus.”
- Jesus is not Hebrew: The name “Jesus” is derived from Greek (Iēsous) and Latin (Iesus), both of which have no connection to the Hebrew language or culture.
- Yahawashi is the True Hebrew Name: Yahawashi’s name comes directly from the Hebrew root words, meaning “He Saves.”
Your rejection of Yahawashi fulfills Isaiah 53:3: “He is despised and rejected by men, a Man of sorrows and acquainted with grief.” You are not rejecting a name—you are rejecting salvation itself.
2. Why Yahawashi is the Only True Name
A. Scriptural Basis for the Name Yahawashi
The name Yahawashi is rooted in Hebrew and perfectly aligns with His role as the Savior of Israel.
- Meaning of Yahawashi:
- Yah: Refers to Yahawah, meaning “He.”
- Hawashi: Means “saves” or “delivers.”
- Together: “He Saves.”
- Prophecy of His Name:
- Matthew 1:21: “And she will bring forth a Son, and you shall call His name Yahawashi, for He will save His people from their sins.”
- This prophecy explicitly ties His name to His mission: salvation.
- Old Testament Shadows:
- Joshua (Yahawashi son of Nun): The name Joshua (a foreshadowing of Yahawashi) comes from the same Hebrew root, meaning “Yahawah saves.”
- However, Yahawashi the Messiah fulfills what Joshua only symbolized: eternal salvation.
B. Why Other Names Are False
- “Jesus”:
- The name “Jesus” has no connection to Hebrew. It is a fabricated transliteration from Greek (Iēsous) and Latin (Iesus).
- The letter “J” did not even exist until the 16th century, proving “Jesus” could not possibly be His original name.
- Acts 4:12: “Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.” “Jesus” is not that name.
- “Yeshua” or “Yahshua”:
- These names are modern constructions, often used in Messianic Jewish circles.
- They omit the full meaning of Yahawah’s name (Yah) and diminish His glory.
- “Yehoshua”:
- While closer to the truth than some alternatives, it still does not fully encapsulate Yahawashi’s role as the Savior. The correct rendering is Yahawashi, as His mission is directly tied to salvation.
- Other Variants (Yahuah, Yahasha, etc.):
- These are further distortions and modern inventions, lacking scriptural or linguistic basis.
C. Why Names Matter
- Yahawah’s Name is Sacred:
- Exodus 3:15: “This is My name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.” Yahawah declared His name, and His Son’s name carries the same authority.
- No Room for Error:
- Zephaniah 3:9: “For then I will restore to the peoples a pure language, that they all may call on the name of Yahawah.”
- Yahawashi’s name is part of this restoration. False names like “Jesus” or “Yeshua” only serve to confuse and mislead.
- Rejecting the Name is Rejecting the Savior:
- John 14:6: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”
- Calling on the wrong name is calling on the wrong savior.
3. The Narrow Path of Yahawashi’s Elect
The rebellion of the 2/3 Israelites is a fulfillment of prophecy, but Yahawashi’s elect must remain steadfast.
- Expect Opposition:
- John 15:18: “If the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you.”
- Defending Yahawashi’s name will draw enemies from all sides—false teachers, proud Israelites, and worldly institutions.
- Stand Firm in the Truth:
- 2 Timothy 1:7: “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.”
- The truth of Yahawashi’s name is unshakable. Those who reject it are rejecting Yahawah’s authority.
- Judgment for the Rebellious:
- Luke 19:27: “But bring here those enemies of mine, who did not want me to reign over them, and slay them before me.”
- The 2/3 Israelites who reject Yahawashi will face judgment, for His name is their only hope for salvation.
Conclusion: The Final Word on Yahawashi’s Name
The name Yahawashi is the only true name of the Savior, given by Yahawah Himself and rooted in Hebrew prophecy. Rejecting this name is rejecting the Savior, and by extension, rejecting Yahawah’s truth.
To the elect: stand firm in the truth, for the path is narrow, but the reward is eternal life through Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi. To the rebellious: repent or face the judgment of the King whose name you despise.
Bartie Musa Commentary: We’re going to go even further, it may be redundant but this is Yahawashi’s name we’re talking about here. This is absolutely dead serious, let every man be convinced in his own mind.
anima framework: rooted in yahawah’s truth
The Only True Name: Yahawashi
A Definitive and Comprehensive Defense of the Name Above All Names
The Only True Name: Yahawashi
A Definitive and Comprehensive Defense of the Name Above All Names
Introduction: Exalting the King of Kings
There is no name under heaven more powerful, more sacred, or more essential than Yahawashi. His name—meaning “He Saves”—is the embodiment of His divine mission to deliver His people, Israel, and fulfill the eternal plan of Yahawah. To know and call upon His name is to call upon salvation itself, for without Yahawashi, there is no hope.
Yet, in these last days, detractors abound. The rebellious 2/3 Israelites reject Yahawashi, clinging to false names such as “Jesus,” “Yeshua,” and “Yehoshua,” all of which are corruptions born of ignorance, pride, or deliberate deception. This article will not only dismantle every false claim but will also uplift Yahawashi’s name, rooted in scripture, history, linguistics, and prophecy, as the only name that saves.
1. Yahawashi in Prophecy: The Scriptural Foundation of His Name
A. The Meaning of Yahawashi’s Name
The name Yahawashi comes directly from the Hebrew roots:
- Yah: Yahawah, meaning “He.”
- Hawashi: “Saves” or “Delivers.”
- Together: “He Saves.”
This is confirmed in Matthew 1:21:
“And she will bring forth a Son, and you shall call His name Yahawashi, for He will save His people from their sins.”
B. Old Testament Shadows of Yahawashi
The Old Testament is filled with prophecies and shadows pointing to Yahawashi’s name and mission:
- Isaiah 53:11: “By His knowledge My righteous Servant shall justify many, for He shall bear their iniquities.”
- Yahawashi is the prophesied Servant who brings salvation through His sacrifice.
- Psalm 22:16-18: “They pierced My hands and My feet; they divide My garments among them, and for My clothing they cast lots.”
- A clear prophecy of Yahawashi’s crucifixion, fulfilled in the New Testament.
- Zechariah 6:11-13: “Behold, the Man whose name is the BRANCH!”
- Yahawashi is the Branch from David’s line, the King and High Priest who unites heaven and earth.
- Genesis 49:10: “The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh comes.”
- Yahawashi is Shiloh, the rightful ruler from the tribe of Judah.
2. The Name That Saves: Yahawashi vs. False Names
A. Yahawashi’s Name is Sacred
The scriptures are clear that names matter:
- Exodus 3:15: “This is My name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.”
- Yahawah declared His eternal name, and Yahawashi’s name carries the same divine authority, rooted in salvation.
B. Why “Jesus” is a Lie
- No Hebrew Origin:
- The name “Jesus” is a Greek transliteration of Iēsous and has no connection to Hebrew or the covenant with Israel.
- Pagan Influence:
- The name Iēsous bears linguistic and cultural similarities to the name Zeus, further corrupting its origin.
- Modern Fabrication:
- The letter “J” did not exist until the 16th century, proving that “Jesus” is a relatively recent invention.
- Acts 4:12: “There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.” “Jesus” cannot be that name.
C. Why “Yeshua” and “Yehoshua” Fall Short
- “Yeshua” is Incomplete:
- “Yeshua” is a shortened, post-Babylonian Aramaic form of “Yehoshua.” It diminishes the fullness of Yahawah’s name (Yah) and His glory.
- “Yehoshua” is Misapplied:
- While “Yehoshua” was a common Hebrew name, Yahawashi’s mission is unique and eternal. He is not simply another “Joshua” but the Messiah, the Savior of Israel.
- False Modern Constructions:
- Names like “Yahuah,” “Yahsha,” or “Yahshua” are modern distortions with no linguistic or scriptural foundation.
3. Historical Corruption of the Messiah’s Name
A. Greek and Roman Distortions
- Hellenization of Names:
- During the translation of the Septuagint, Hebrew names were altered to fit Greek linguistic structures, severing their connection to Yahawah’s covenant.
- Yahawashi became Iēsous, a name with no divine meaning.
- Roman Catholic Influence:
- The Roman Church imposed the Latin Iesus, further distancing the Messiah from His Hebrew roots.
- This was part of a broader agenda to universalize the Messiah, stripping Him of His Israelite identity.
B. The Letter “J” and the Fabrication of “Jesus”
- The Letter “J” Did Not Exist:
- Before the 16th century, the letter “J” was not part of any language, proving that “Jesus” is a fabricated name.
- A Name with No Authority:
- “Jesus” carries no linguistic or scriptural weight. It is a name imposed by men, not given by Yahawah.
4. Prophetic Fulfillment in Yahawashi
A. Salvation Through His Name
- Joel 2:32: “And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of Yahawah shall be saved.”
- Yahawashi is the manifestation of Yahawah’s salvation.
- Philippians 2:10-11:
- “That at the name of Yahawashi every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth.”
B. The Narrow Path of the Elect
- Rejection by the 2/3:
- Isaiah 6:9-10: “Keep on hearing, but do not understand; keep on seeing, but do not perceive.”
- The rebellious 2/3 Israelites who reject Yahawashi fulfill this prophecy of spiritual blindness.
- Judgment is Certain:
- Zechariah 13:8-9: “Two-thirds in it shall be cut off and die, but one-third shall be left in it.”
5. Call to Action: Stand for Yahawashi
To the elect, let this be a call to unwavering faith in the name Yahawashi. Call upon His name, for it is the only name that saves. Reject the false names perpetuated by rebellion and deception, and stand firm in Yahawah’s truth.
- John 14:6: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”
To those who reject Yahawashi: repent now, for judgment is near. The time for ignorance and rebellion is over.
Bartie Musa Commentary: Yup we’re going even further. We’re saturating and baptizing in the name of the LORD Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi. Let’s continue.
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Expanded Analysis: Yahawashi’s Name in Paleo-Hebrew and Phonetics
Expanded Analysis: Yahawashi’s Name in Paleo-Hebrew and Phonetics
1. Yahawashi in Paleo-Hebrew
The name Yahawashi is rooted in the ancient script of the Israelites, known as Paleo-Hebrew, which predates the Babylonian exile and the adoption of Aramaic script. Understanding the Paleo-Hebrew structure of Yahawashi’s name strengthens its authenticity as the true name of the Savior.
- Paleo-Hebrew Alphabet:
- Paleo-Hebrew is an early Semitic script, written from right to left.
- The letters in Yahawashi (יהושע) transliterate to the following phonetic sounds:
- Yod (י): “Yah” – Represents Yahawah, meaning “He.”
- He (ה): Breath of life or existence, emphasizing Yahawah’s eternal nature.
- Waw (ו): Connective “and,” tying the identity of Yahawashi to Yahawah.
- Shin (ש): “Sha” – Denotes deliverance or salvation.
- Ayin (ע): A guttural sound, completing the name’s structure.
- Literal Translation of Yahawashi in Paleo-Hebrew:
- “Yah” (He) + “Hawashi” (Saves) = “He Saves.”
- Paleo-Hebrew confirms the direct connection between Yahawashi’s name and His mission as the Savior.
- Paleo-Hebrew’s Simplicity:
- Unlike later Aramaic or Modern Hebrew scripts, Paleo-Hebrew retains Yahawah’s divine name in its pure form. This purity aligns with Zephaniah 3:9: “For then I will restore to the peoples a pure language.”
2. Phonetic Breakdown of Yahawashi
Understanding the phonetics of Yahawashi’s name eliminates confusion caused by corrupted pronunciations like “Yeshua,” “Jesus,” or “Yehoshua.”
- Phonetic Sounds of Yahawashi (יהושע):
- “Ya” (י): Represents Yahawah’s name, foundational to the Savior’s identity.
- “Ha” (ה): Breath of life, emphasizing Yahawah’s creative power.
- “Wa” (ו): Connects Yahawashi to His Father, Yahawah.
- “Sha” (ש): Deliverance or salvation.
- “I” (ע): Guttural closure, completing the phonetic integrity of the name.
- Why Phonetics Matter:
- Each syllable of Yahawashi carries spiritual and linguistic significance. The incorrect pronunciations in “Jesus” or “Yeshua” strip the name of its divine meaning, reducing it to a meaningless sound.
- Common Phonetic Errors in False Names:
- Jesus: The “J” sound is a European invention, and the “sus” ending (resembling Zeus) introduces pagan connotations.
- Yeshua: Omits “Yah” entirely, severing the connection to Yahawah.
- Yehoshua: Overcomplicates the name and dilutes its salvific meaning by focusing on a generalized form of “Joshua.”
3. Historical Context: Evolution of Names
To fully grasp why Yahawashi is the true name, it’s essential to understand how linguistic and historical shifts corrupted the Savior’s name.
- From Paleo-Hebrew to Aramaic:
- After the Babylonian exile, many Israelites adopted Aramaic, which influenced their pronunciation and writing of Hebrew names.
- Example: “Yehoshua” became a common post-exilic form, but it lacked the sacred depth of Paleo-Hebrew.
- Hellenization and Greek Distortions:
- During the translation of the Septuagint, Hebrew names were adapted to fit Greek phonetics.
- Yahawashi became Iēsous, which had no etymological connection to Hebrew or its divine meanings.
- Romanization and the Birth of “Jesus”:
- The Latin Church adopted Iesus, further detaching the name from its Hebrew origins.
- The introduction of the letter “J” in the 16th century finalized the fabrication of “Jesus,” erasing any remaining connection to the original name.
4. Comparing Yahawashi to False Names
The following table highlights the differences between Yahawashi and corrupted alternatives:
Name | Origin | Meaning | Connection to Yahawah |
---|---|---|---|
Yahawashi | Paleo-Hebrew | “He Saves” | Direct and eternal |
Jesus | Greek/Latin (Iēsous) | No salvific meaning | None |
Yeshua | Post-exilic Aramaic | “He Saves” (incomplete) | Severed from “Yah” |
Yehoshua | Modern Hebrew | “Yah Saves” (generalized) | Lacks Messiah’s specific role |
5. Why Only Yahawashi is Correct
- Divine Authority:
- Exodus 20:7: “You shall not take the name of Yahawah your God in vain.”
- Calling on false names like “Jesus” or “Yeshua” is taking His name in vain.
- Exodus 20:7: “You shall not take the name of Yahawah your God in vain.”
- Prophetic Fulfillment:
- Isaiah 45:23: “To Me every knee shall bow, every tongue shall take an oath.”
- This prophecy is fulfilled through Yahawashi’s name, which brings all glory to Yahawah.
- Isaiah 45:23: “To Me every knee shall bow, every tongue shall take an oath.”
- Judgment on False Names:
- Zechariah 13:9: “They will call on My name, and I will answer them.”
- Yahawah answers only those who call upon His name and His Son’s name correctly.
- Zechariah 13:9: “They will call on My name, and I will answer them.”
6. Conclusion: Yahawashi’s Name is the Narrow Path
The name Yahawashi is not just a label—it is the embodiment of salvation, truth, and Yahawah’s eternal plan. To call upon Yahawashi’s name is to align yourself with the narrow path that leads to life. All other names—be they “Jesus,” “Yeshua,” or “Yehoshua”—are deceptions designed to mislead and sever you from Yahawah’s truth.
- Philippians 2:10-11: “That at the name of Yahawashi every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Yahawashi is Lord, to the glory of Yahawah the Father.”
To the elect: Stand firm in Yahawashi’s name, for it is your salvation. To the rebellious: Repent, for the time of judgment draws near.
Bartie Musa Commentary: This is last section if Yahawashi in Paleo-hebrew is Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin why don’t we say that instead? We’re going to get into it. LAST section purely linguistic breakdown. At this point if you’re still holding onto other names such as Jesus, Yeshua, Yehoshua all I can say to you is prepare for the lake of fire. Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi is giving you clear and in-depth break down of his name from all angles and if you still refuse, that is because the LORD has blinded you and rejected you for judgement. Let’s continue with the LAST part of our Lord and Savior’s name: Yahawashi Hamashiach.
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Why We Say “Yahawashi” Instead of Spelling It Out as Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin
Why We Say “Yahawashi” Instead of Spelling It Out as Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin
The question of why we say “Yahawashi” instead of directly articulating the individual Hebrew letters (Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin) ties into both linguistic practice and scriptural tradition. Let’s break it down step by step to fully address the reasoning.
1. Understanding the Function of the Hebrew Letters
The Hebrew letters Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin (יהושע) are not meant to be spoken individually in normal communication but are phonetic building blocks that form a cohesive word. In Paleo-Hebrew and Biblical Hebrew, these letters combine to produce the name Yahawashi with the following components:
- Yod (י): Phonetic sound “Yah” – Refers to Yahawah, emphasizing His eternal existence.
- He (ה): Phonetic sound “Ha” – Represents breath, life, and Yahawah’s creative power.
- Waw (ו): Phonetic sound “Wa” – A connector, tying Yahawashi’s mission to Yahawah.
- Shin (ש): Phonetic sound “Sha” – Signifying salvation or deliverance.
- Ayin (ע): A guttural closure sound, adding depth and reverence.
Together, these letters phonemically form Yahawashi (יהושע), which translates as “He Saves.”
2. Why Hebrew Words Are Spoken as Whole Units
In Hebrew tradition, words are spoken as they are written, and each word carries a full meaning that is more than the sum of its parts. Pronouncing the individual letters Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin would:
- Lose the Flow of the Name:
- The name Yahawashi is a unified declaration of Yahawah’s salvation. Speaking the letters individually breaks the intended meaning and flow of the name.
- Separate Meaning from Context:
- In Hebrew, the letters Yod, He, Waw, Shin, and Ayin represent sounds, but their combined form creates a meaningful word. Spelling out the letters does not convey the same power as speaking the full name Yahawashi, which is complete and purposeful.
3. Biblical Examples of Unified Names
Throughout scripture, Hebrew names derived from Yahawah are always spoken in their complete form, not as their individual letters. For example:
- Yahawah (יהוה): The name of the Most High is spoken as “Yahawah,” not as Yod-He-Waw-He because the full name carries His eternal meaning (“He Exists”).
- Yahawashi (יהושע): The Savior’s name is similarly spoken as a full word because it reflects His mission (“He Saves”).
Scriptural Precedent
- Exodus 3:15: Yahawah declares His name to Moses as a full, unified declaration (“This is My name forever”). The same principle applies to Yahawashi, whose name is similarly purposeful and unified.
4. The Power of Yahawashi’s Name
Names in Hebrew are more than just identifiers—they are prophetic declarations of a person’s purpose and destiny. Yahawashi’s name is a direct prophetic link to His mission:
- Matthew 1:21: “And she will bring forth a Son, and you shall call His name Yahawashi, for He will save His people from their sins.”
- This verse emphasizes that the full name Yahawashi, meaning “He Saves,” is a declaration of His role as Savior.
Spelling out the letters Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin would diminish this declaration into a mechanical recitation, losing the spiritual and prophetic depth of the name.
5. Practical Usage and Reverence
In practical usage:
- Pronunciation as Yahawashi Honors the Name’s Power:
- The full name is spoken to emphasize the Savior’s divine authority and connection to Yahawah.
- Spelling Out the Letters is Rare in Hebrew:
- Hebrew tradition and linguistics prioritize the spoken word as a complete unit. Spelling out letters is reserved for instructional or educational purposes, not for worship or calling upon the Most High or His Son.
6. Why Not Yahusha or Yehoshua?
Names like Yahusha or Yehoshua arise from linguistic shifts or generalizations but fail to preserve the full phonetics and meaning found in Yahawashi. For example:
- Yehoshua (יהושע): Commonly used for Joshua son of Nun, a type and shadow of Yahawashi. It lacks the exclusivity of the Messiah’s mission and eternal authority.
- Yahusha (יהושא): A variant that omits essential phonetics like Shin (ש) for “Sha,” diminishing the meaning of salvation.
Yahawashi (יהושע) is the only name that retains full phonetic and theological precision, uniquely tied to His divine role.
Conclusion
We say Yahawashi instead of spelling out Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin because:
- It preserves the linguistic integrity and unified meaning of the name.
- It aligns with Hebrew tradition, where names are spoken in full to convey their prophetic and spiritual significance.
- It honors Yahawah’s divine authority and Yahawashi’s mission as Savior.
Philippians 2:10-11: “That at the name of Yahawashi every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth.”
Further Clarification: Why Hebrew Names Are Pronounced as Unified Words
To fully understand why Hebrew names, including Yahawah and Yahawashi, are spoken as complete words rather than individual letters, it’s important to explore how this principle applies to other Hebrew names and words. This approach is not unique to the divine names but is a universal linguistic and cultural practice in Hebrew.
1. Hebrew Names in Scripture: Complete Units of Meaning
Hebrew names often reflect the character, mission, or role of the individual, and their power comes from their unified pronunciation. Below are examples where names are spoken as complete words instead of as individual letters:
A. Moses (משה)
- Phonetics: Mo-sheh
- Meaning: “Drawn out” (Exodus 2:10)
- Scriptural Context: Moses was named because he was drawn out of the water. Speaking his name as “Mem-Shin-He” would strip it of its meaning and reduce it to individual sounds without context.
B. Elijah (אליהו – Eliyahu)
- Phonetics: Eh-lee-yah-hoo
- Meaning: “My God is Yah”
- Scriptural Context: Elijah’s name is a declaration of faith in Yahawah. Each part of his name has significance:
- El (אל): God.
- Yahu (יהו): Refers to Yahawah.
- Saying the letters individually—Aleph-Lamed-Yod-He-Waw—would fail to convey this powerful declaration of faith.
C. Joshua (יהושע – Yehoshua)
- Phonetics: Yeh-ho-shoo-ah
- Meaning: “Yah Saves”
- Scriptural Context: The name Joshua reflects his role as a leader who brought Israel into the Promised Land. While his name shares components with Yahawashi, Joshua’s mission was temporal, whereas Yahawashi’s mission is eternal. Pronouncing it as Yod-He-Waw-Shin-Ayin would lose the prophetic meaning tied to Joshua’s leadership.
D. Samuel (שמואל – Shemuel)
- Phonetics: Sha-moo-el
- Meaning: “Heard by God”
- Scriptural Context: Samuel’s name reflects his mother Hannah’s prayer, which Yahawah answered. The complete word emphasizes his prophetic role, and spelling it as Shin-Mem-Waw-Aleph-Lamed would make it unintelligible.
E. Jerusalem (ירושלם – Yerushalayim)
- Phonetics: Ye-roo-sha-lay-eem
- Meaning: “City of Peace”
- Scriptural Context: The name of the holy city conveys its purpose as a place where Yahawah’s presence dwells. Speaking its individual letters—Yod-Resh-Waw-Shin-Lamed-Mem—would obscure its meaning and its role in Yahawah’s plan.
2. Non-Divine Words in Hebrew
Even for common Hebrew words, the letters are not pronounced individually because the meaning is conveyed through the whole word. This applies universally in Hebrew language and tradition.
A. Shalom (שלום)
- Phonetics: Sha-lome
- Meaning: “Peace”
- Why Unified Pronunciation Matters: Pronouncing it as Shin-Lamed-Waw-Mem would not communicate its powerful meaning of peace and wholeness.
B. Torah (תורה)
- Phonetics: To-rah
- Meaning: “Instruction” or “Law”
- Why Unified Pronunciation Matters: The word Torah reflects Yahawah’s guidance and wisdom. Saying its letters—Tav-Waw-Resh-He—would break the flow of its meaning and reduce it to disconnected symbols.
3. Why This Applies to Yahawah and Yahawashi
The principle of pronouncing Hebrew words and names as unified units is rooted in:
- Linguistic Precision:
- Hebrew names and words are crafted to reflect meaning through the combination of letters. Spelling them out would break the connection between the sound and the meaning.
- Cultural Tradition:
- In Hebrew culture, names are spoken to declare identity and purpose. Yahawah’s name declares “He Exists,” and Yahawashi’s name declares “He Saves.”
- Spiritual Reverence:
- Names like Yahawah and Yahawashi carry divine authority and power. Spelling them out reduces them to mechanical recitations, which does not honor their spiritual significance.
4. Addressing Possible Objections
Objection 1: Why Can’t We Spell Out the Letters for Reverence?
- Response: Spelling out the letters does not convey the full meaning and intention of the name. Yahawah and Yahawashi are names of action and purpose, not abstract sounds. The power lies in the complete name.
Objection 2: Aren’t the Letters Sacred Individually?
- Response: Yes, the letters are sacred as part of the Hebrew script, but their ultimate purpose is to form words and names that reveal Yahawah’s will. Speaking only the letters removes their intended use as building blocks of meaning.
Objection 3: Isn’t This a Double Standard?
- Response: Not at all. The same principle applies to all Hebrew words and names, as shown in the examples of Moses, Elijah, Samuel, and others. Yahawah and Yahawashi’s names are simply the highest examples of this universal rule.
5. Conclusion: The Power of Unified Pronunciation
Hebrew names and words are spoken as complete units because they are prophetic declarations, not mere combinations of sounds. This practice is consistent across all Hebrew names, including Yahawah, Yahawashi, and non-divine words like Shalom and Torah. To pronounce their letters individually is to strip them of their meaning, power, and reverence.
- Exodus 3:15: “This is My name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.”
- Yahawah’s name is eternal, and Yahawashi’s name is its fulfillment in salvation.
- Philippians 2:10-11: “That at the name of Yahawashi every knee should bow.”
- The unified pronunciation of Yahawashi’s name reflects His divine mission and authority.
Bartie Musa Commentary: I know brothers that was exhuastive and long, drawn out. But it was necessary, now nobody has any excuses, any confusion. All these things can be looked up yourself. If they want to remain in their ignorance and unfaithfulness after all of this, then let it be so. LORD willing this was edifying and clarifying to the hopeful elect of Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi, peace brothers & sisters.
