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Yahweh Is Embedded In Our DNA

by Rhoda Gayle July 28, 2023

Yahweh is embedded in the DNA of every creation.

DNA

Christian author Steve Russell is sharing an interesting fact about our DNA of every creation. Did you know that the name of God is embedded in our every cell? There’s a code in our DNA that literally means Yahweh.

“You know how an artist will sign their work so that in the future, it’s easy to see what the source of the work was,” Steve said. “So, in the human cells, in every human cell, there’s DNA. It’s a code that’s written in acid. ATCG is the name of the acid and these acids are held together by these sulfuric bridges like a chain, and these bridges appear in a sequence and it’s every ten, every five, every six, and again, every five.”

Steve Russell [@steverussellofficial]. Yahweh in DNA. Instagram, videographed by Steve Russell, July 27, 2023, https://www.instagram.com/steverussellofficial/

YHWH

The rate of connection of deoxyribonucleic acid is as follows, 10-5-6-5. In Hebrew, 10 is equivalent to Y, five is equivalent to H and six is equivalent to W. So the numeric sequence 10-5-6-5 is translated to YHWH in English and that word is pronounced as Yahweh.

“Well in the Hebrew language, the letters not only all on their individual meaning but they also have a numeric equivalent. So, ten, five, six, five in Hebrew is in English that’s YHWH. We pronounce it Yahweh. It’s Yahweh in your DNA.”

This type of sequencing determines the information set of our genetics, which we pass on to our offspring. And this connection process takes place constantly in each of our cells and in all living creatures.

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God’s 5 Covenants With His People

by Christa August 30, 2021

written by Christa

The Bible composes 5 covenants that God establishes with His people throughout history. This is important because covenant reflects the relationship God has with humanity and the Kingdom He has built.

Covenant relationship

In the beginning, God presented a partnership relationship with His special creation. Mankind is originally designed to partner with God in keeping and tending His creations. Moreover, God’s Kingdom is established by keeping a covenant promise with His people. But, men rebelled and wanted to create a world on their own terms. They broke the covenant by rejecting His rule.

So, He chose a smaller group of people to restore His kingdom and made a new partnership by upholding a covenant.

A covenant conveys the idea of a solemn commitment, guaranteeing promises or obligations undertaken by one or both covenanting parties. The promises include blessings for obedience and punishments for disobedience.

5 covenants

Throughout history, there are 5 covenants recorded in the Bible:

Noah Covenant
The first covenant appeared after the great flood. God solemnly promises never to destroy creation again (Gen. 9:8-11).
Abrahamic Covenant
The second covenant of God is with Abraham. God chooses him and blesses him. Through him, blessings will come to nations. (Gen.12:2)
Mosaic Covenant
Abraham’s descendants, the tribe of Israel, were next to establish a covenant with God. As His set of people, the covenant expects Israel to obey the commands God gave to Moses. (Exod. 20)
Davidic Covenant
The tribe of Israel then became a great nation ruled by King David. God’s covenant with David involves David’s descendants and promises that He will build a dynasty for David. (1 Chr. 17)
New Covenant
The New Covenant is God’s own solution to men’s failures in keeping the covenants. And it is fully expressed through the Person of Jesus. He fulfilled all covenants:
– In the Noah Covenant, He became the Son of Man and image of God (1 Cor. 15:45)
– In fulfillment of the Abrahamic Covenant, He is the offspring of Abraham and agent of universal blessings (Acts 3:25)
– He fulfilled the Mosaic Covenant by representing Israel as God’s Son, Yahweh’s servant, and the One who fulfilled all the law’s demands. (Col. 2:17)
-For the Davidic Covenant, Jesus is from the seed of David and the King of the Jews.
This is one of the reasons Jesus said, “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.” (Matt. 5:17)

Reference: Youtube | Bible Project

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YAHWEH, The Personal Name Of The God Of Israel

by Christa May 31, 2021

written by Christa

The Bible has offered many names to refer to God – Yahweh, Jehovah, Adonai, LORD. But, in the Hebrew Bible, the word YAHWEH is the revealed personal name of the God of Israel.

YAHWEH

Yahweh’s first meaning is found during Moses’ encounter with the burning bush (Exodus 3). Here, God appeared to Moses and commissioned him to free the Israelites from slavery. When Moses asked His name so that he can tell it to the people, God told him, “Tell them, ‘EHYE has sent me to you.'”

The Hebrew word, EHYE, means “I WILL BE.” God is the One who is and who will be. His Being does not depend on anyone or anything, but simply He is.

Since God is the only One who can use the word “EHYE,” He then reconstructed His sentence so that Moses can deliver the message clearly to God’s people. He told Moses to tell them, “Yahweh, the God of our ancestors, He has sent me to you.”

Personal Name of the God of Israel

YAHWEH is the Hebrew form of the verb “HE WILL BE.” This then became the personal name of the God of Israel. It appears over 6,500 times in the Old Testament.

Over the next years, Israelites so honored the sacred name of God that they stopped saying “YAHWEH.” Instead, they replaced it with the Hebrew word for Lord, which is Adonai.

So, for the next centuries, the practice has passed down even to the Bible translators. Scholars would translate God’s divine name into Adonai but spell it with capital letters, LORD.

Furthermore, ancient Jewish scribes wanted to prevent readers of the Hebrew Bible from accidentally saying aloud the sacred name. So, they created a method to remind its readers to replace the name with Adonai.

They took the four consonant letters of YAHWEH, Y, H, W, H, and the three vowels of ADONAY, A, O, and A. They inserted the vowels in between the consonants, resulting in a new word, YAHOWAH.

No Israelite would say, YAHOWAH, but this is only a visual reminder for the readers to prevent mentioning God’s name and only say Adonai.

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Later, Christian scribes who did not know the meaning behind the new word would actually use YAHOWAH to address God and include it in their writings. Eventually, it became the basis of the word, Jehovah, that entered in English translations.

Ultimately, the word LORD found in the Bible is translated from God’s personal name. We should not confuse it from the word Lord with small letters. Lord is the actual translated word of the Hebrew, “adon,” which means master or lord.

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