Скачать или смотреть PROBLEM 5: Sacred Name teachings make false accusations against Jews and Christians.

✨ BIBLE REVIEWS https://holylanguage.com/bibles ✨ This is going to be our shortest discussion in this series, but it's very serious. We already talked about how Sacred Name teachings say that if you don't try to pronounce God's name you're sinning. Let's talk about that a little more. Because it's actually an accusation, and a very serious one at that.

Have the Jewish people been breaking the Torah for the last couple thousand years by saying "Adonai" instead of saying God's name? Are hundreds of millions of sincere Christians offending God daily by calling him "Lord"? You know the Jehovah's Witnesses would say the answer to these questions is "yes". Are they right?

No. The answer to all these questions is, no. We already established the historical fact that Yeshua and the apostles said "Adonai" instead of using God's name. So the Jewish people are right to practice this reverent tradition. And similarly, the body of Christ around the world is right to follow this Jewish tradition by using the English equivalent of "Adonai".

So, contrary to common accusations in the Sacred Name movement, there's no evil conspiracy of the Rabbis to get God's people to forget his name. The church doesn't have a secret agenda to trick people into calling on a false god by saying "Lord". And you are not sinning because you don't try to pronounce God's name.

This is a big deal because we know who the accuser is. Satan is called the "accuser of the brethren" in Revelation 12:10. That's all he does, 24/7. He make accusations against God's people. So when you hear Sacred Name teachings making false accusations like this against your Jewish and Christian brothers and sisters, doesn't it make you wonder where that's coming from?

This is one of the big reasons I recommend that you stay away from Sacred Name Bibles. They're like gateway drugs. They seem harmless, and even good - I mean, it is the Bible after all, right? And it even has some Hebrew in it! But you don't realize how deep the rabbit hole goes. Unless you're a serious student of Biblical languages and history, you probably won't pick up on the poison. And before you know it, you may even find yourself spreading these false accusations and becoming an unwitting voice for the enemy.

There are other bizarre accusations Sacred Name teachings make. For instance, they say that the word "God" is pagan, and that people who use it are actually calling on a pagan deity. They also say that the name "Jesus" means horrible things in the original Greek. I'll demolish these false teachings in my individual reviews of specific Sacred Name Bibles. For now, hopefully it'll suffice to just warn you to stay away from the Kool-Aid.

In our next talk, I'll show you how Sacred Name teachings and their underlying accusations always cause fights and divisions.

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Please watch this video and consider the evidence if you're Messianic or Hebrew Roots, or if you follow Sacred Name teachings or use a Sacred Name Bible including The Scriptures (ISR), Aramaic English New Testament (AENT), HalleluYah Scriptures, Hebraic Roots Bible, Restoration Study Bible (RSB), Messianic Aleph Tav Scriptures (MATS), Eth-Cepher, the Besorah of Yahusha (BOY), the New Messianic Version, or any other Bible that writes the Father's name as Yahweh, Yahveh, Yehovah, Yahuwah, or Yahuah, and the Son's name as Yahshua, Yahushua, Yahusha, or Yahawashi.