This article explores the profound question of who Jesus really is, examining the origins and meanings of the names Jesus and Yahusha, the deception surrounding the cross symbol, and the spiritual implications of conforming to the world system. It challenges traditional beliefs, urging readers to seek truth through revelation and scripture, emphasizing the importance of being born again in the name of Yahusha.
Welcome to an in-depth exploration of one of the most profound and often overlooked questions: Who is Jesus really? This question challenges many to rethink their understanding of faith, identity, and the spiritual world. Through logic, reason, history, and a wealth of common sense, we delve into the truth behind the names Jesus and Yahusha, the symbolism of the cross, and the spiritual deception that has permeated the world.
Many people accept the name Jesus without questioning its origin or meaning. However, understanding who Jesus really is requires us to question everything we have been taught. This journey is not for the faint-hearted; it is sensitive, potentially offensive, but ultimately liberating. The truth, as revealed through scripture and revelation, sets us free.
We are called not to titles but to follow Yahusha—the true name of the Messiah. The name Yahusha carries identity, purpose, and power, which cannot be translated or altered without losing its essence. This is a critical point: a name is not just a label but a representation of one's very being.
The name Jesus is not found in the original Hebrew scriptures. It is a man-made name, manufactured through tradition and theology that diverges from the original name Yahusha. The Hebrew alphabet does not even contain the letter "J," which is a relatively modern addition to the alphabet, less than 500 years old.
The Bible never records Jesus speaking or writing; instead, the apostles and prophets wrote about Yahusha. The angel Gabriel instructed Mary to name her son Yahusha, not Jesus. This discrepancy highlights a significant deception in religious tradition.
Paul warned in Romans 1:23 that people changed the glory of the incorruptible Creator into the image of a corruptible man. This humanization of the Creator is a profound deception. The glory of the Father is His name, and changing the name redirects identity, purpose, and power, leading to confusion.
The cross, commonly associated with Christianity, is not the instrument on which Yahusha was crucified. Scripture refers to a "tree" or "wooden stake," not a cross. The cross is an image that represents the beast system, a symbol rooted in man-made religion and tradition, which is an abomination according to the commandments.
The Bible describes the world as lying in wickedness, ruled by Satan, the father of lies. The world system, or Mystery Babylon, encompasses religion, politics, and social constructs that oppose the truth of Yahusha. The image of the beast, represented by the cross, is a symbol of this system.
Believers are called to come out of Mystery Babylon and be born again of water and spirit, receiving the Ruach (Spirit) as a seal of belonging to Yahusha. Conforming to the world system equates to receiving the mark of the beast, which is not a physical mark but a spiritual alignment with the world's beliefs and systems.
The mark of the beast is often misunderstood as a physical barcode or chip. However, it represents conformity to the world system—its politics, religion, and social beliefs. Those who conform are given power to operate within this system, while those who do not are marginalized or persecuted.
Romans 12:2 urges believers not to conform to this world but to be transformed by the renewing of the mind. The righteousness required to enter the kingdom of heaven must exceed that of the Pharisees, who were self-righteous and conformed to the world.
Salvation is found in no other name but Yahusha. Philippians 2:10-11 declares that at the name of Yahusha, every knee shall bow and every tongue confess. The power is not in the name Jesus but in the true name Yahusha, which reflects the identity and authority of the Messiah.
Many miracles and spiritual experiences attributed to Jesus are real but are performed by the power of Yahusha, regardless of the name used out of ignorance. However, the deception lies in redirecting worship and belief to a man-made name and image, which steals the glory due to the Creator.
The message concludes with a call to repentance and being born again in the name of Yahusha, as instructed in Acts 2:38. This baptism in water and spirit is essential to belong to the kingdom of Yahweh and to receive the promise of eternal life.
This exploration reveals the depth of deception surrounding the identity of Jesus and the importance of returning to the truth of Yahusha. It challenges believers to question traditions, seek revelation, and align themselves with the true name and spirit of the Messiah.
The journey is challenging but necessary for spiritual freedom and salvation. As Yahusha said, "You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free."
If you wish to delve deeper into this subject, consider studying the scriptures mentioned and seeking further revelation. The truth is available to all who earnestly seek it.
Yahusha is King.
