MY TEACHER’S VOICE, THROUGH ME. Sauti ya mwalimu wangu, kupitia mimi. La voz de mi maestro, a través de mí. صوت معلمي، من خلالي. Die Stimme meines Lehrers, durch mich. La voix de mon enseignant, à travers moi. De stem van mijn leraar, door mij heen. Suara guru saya, melalui saya. Голос моего учителя, через меня. ਮੇਰੇ ਅਧਿਆਪਕ ਦੀ ਆਵਾਜ਼, ਮੇਰੇ ਰਾਹੀਂ। La voce del mio insegnante, attraverso me. A voz do meu professor, através de mim.

 

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I am the Alpha and the Omega.

 

 יֹהְוָה

(Yoh'wah)

 

 

What happened to the Holy name? 

 

It is written: "I have made your name known ... " - Christ the lord. 

 

Some have said the true God's name is not important — that it does not matter because He has not yet revealed it fully. But this teaching is devastating, for the Name is not incidental. It is not optional. It is not a detail to be dismissed. It is the only Name that saves.

 

The divine name appears in the Hebrew Sacred Writings as:

Yod–He–Waw–He → YHWH

 

No vowels.

No “J.”

No “V.”

 

 

Masoretes add vowel marks

Date: ~900–1000 AD

 

Jewish scribes (Masoretes) added vowel signs to the Hebrew text.

To prevent people from pronouncing the divine name, they placed the vowels of “Adonai” around YHWH, producing the visual hybrid:

 

YᵉHoWaH

 

This was never meant to be spoken aloud. It was a reading cue: Say Adonai, not YHWH.

 

 

 

Christian scholars misread the cue

Date: ~1100–1200 AD

 

Medieval Christian scholars encountered manuscripts with YᵉHoWaH and mistakenly believed it was the actual pronunciation of God’s name.

 

They transliterated it into Latin, which had no “W,” so:

 

YᵉHoWaH → Iehovah / Iehova

 

This is the first recognizable ancestor of “Jehovah.”

 

It does not belong to imperfect men to adopt a coined term, a hybrid name, a resemblance of what is holy. Do we simply say "this is your God"  and imitate the high priest who both made a golden calf before the sons of Israel and with it uttered:"Tomorrow shall be a feast to יֹהְוָה /yo-waa/ tomorrow."

 

The coined term “Jehovah” enters English in:

 ➤ 1530 AD

 

That is the year Tyndale  first brought the Latin‑German hybrid "Jehovah" into the English language. That’s the exact year it stepped forward into English.

 

To fully understand what has been done with the holy name, consider this illustration: Imagine going into the vast desert, where our Holy God gives you just one cup of pure water H20 and says: "This is what saves—no other can save."

 

As you walk across the Sahara, a traveler beside you offers two or three cups of H2O2.  Poured into a cup, they look virtually identical. Side by side, no eye can tell them apart. Both are clear, odorless liquids.

 

So, why not? Why not take a sip? Will just any clear liquid do?

 

Even if they look identical, are they?

For while one compound issues forth life, the addition of a single invisible atom makes the other death-dealing. One offers pure, life-saving renewal; the other offers a grave. No soul can drink it and survive.

 

In the exact same way, substituting or altering the Holy Name—even by a seemingly harmless detail—changes everything. Just as any clear liquid cannot sustain life in the desert, no altered, human-made name can stand in place of the pure, original truth given by God. What appears harmless on the surface marks the absolute line between life and death.

 

For what is H2O2? It is hydrogen peroxide—a compound that looks like water, but brings death instead of life.

 

 

Will you risk your life with a simile, a representation and not the original - what is lifesaving?

 

 

 What happened to the Holy name? 

F l a w e d   w o r s h i p

 

How easy can flawed worship enter in among the sincere whose heart desires to worship wholesouled?

 

During the Exodus: after Aaron had fashioned the golden calf and built an altar in front of it, he proclaimed to the people, saying: "Tomorrow shall be a feast to יֹהְוָה /yo-waa/ tomorrow."

 

1. Who Was Aaron?

Aaron was an Israelite of the tribe of Levi. He was the older brother of Moses and Miriam, born to their parents, Amram and Jochebed, during Israel's enslavement in Egypt. Because Moses had grown up in Pharaoh’s household and had fled Egypt after killing an Egyptian taskmaster, God appointed Aaron—who was eloquent of speech—to be Moses's spokesman and partner when confronting Pharaoh to demand the release of the Israelites.

 

2. Association with the True God

Aaron's formal association with God began when Moses pleaded with the Sovereign for having felt unqualified to speak, stating: "Please, יֹהְוָה, I am not a man of words, neither yesterday nor since you have spoken to your servant, for I am slow of speech and slow of tongue." 

 

Out of compassion for Moses, God appointed Aaron as his mouthpiece—speaking not his own words, but the words God gave to Moses. Aaron became the mediator to the people, an extension of Moses by God’s command. 

 

“He [Aaron] will speak to the people for you… and you will be as God to him.”

 

This was God speaking to Moses, defining the relationship: Moses would receive the words from God, and Aaron would speak those words to the people.

 

3. The Role Given to Aaron

Aaron was given the monumental role of High Priest (the first official high priest of Israel).

 

The Mandate: This role required him to act as the primary mediator between God and the Israelites. He was tasked with drawing near to God on behalf of the people to offer sacrifices, make atonement, and maintain the sacred rituals of the tabernacle.

 

The Garments: He was adorned with specific, highly symbolic sacred garments—including a breastplate bearing the twelve names of the tribes of Israel and a golden plate on his turban inscribed with the words "Holiness belongs to יֹהְוָה"—to signify the weight of his office.

 

 

The Mandate

“You shall have no other gods before Me.”

 

“Do not invoke the names of other gods; they must not be heard on your lips.”

 

“I AM WHO I AM.”

“This is My name forever, and this is how I am to be remembered in every generation.”

 

“I appeared… as God Almighty, but by My name  יֹהְוָה (/yo-waa/) I was not known to them.”

 

“You shall not take the name of יֹהְוָה your God in vain.”

 

 

Understanding Holy Worship 

What Does "Holy" Mean Today?

 

To many people today, the word "holy" sounds distant or mysterious—something locked away in ancient history. But in simple terms, holy simply means completely pure, clean, and set apart for God.

 

In ancient times, the WORD of God was the daily bread of every community; people lived and breathed it. Today, because life is so noisy and disconnected from the holy writings, many do not know what true holiness looks like. They mistake human traditions, modern pressures, or loud religious displays for worship that is acceptable to God. But devotion — even sincere devotion — proves nothing of His approval.

 

 

Presented to you here is a sacred song, released on a global anniversary (2026) in its 95th year

 

 — July 26, 1931.

 

On that day, the prophetic word returned to God fulfilled, and its echo has now been carried into our time.

 

The song  "RAA TAA TAA 1931," has within the lightning of its lyrics something no human voice has ever declared.  It reveals that the number 666 is not merely a symbol, but a measure — six years, six months, and six days. A span of time.  (Acts 1:7) A human count. A man’s number. - Rev. 13:18

 

And when the Sovereign of the whole earth shines His light — a light so fierce, so pure, so unmistakable — you will run out of the halls where men speak in shadows. You will leave the churches, the assemblies, the places where human voices have replaced the divine. You will come to the light He has perched in the cloud, the light that calls out to every nation, every tongue, every heart.

 

Listen now — carried in ten tongues — to RAA TAA TAA 1931. A call to awaken. A call to discern. A call to step out of man‑made worship and into the radiance of the One who rules heaven and earth. TO TEST!

 

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English:  RAA TAA TAA 1931