Could it be you misunderstand the word of the Lord

Every time Hebrew Israelites come into my comment section on social media and try to explain scripture, I feel sick because they pretend to know the truth better than Christians. This masquerade offend those who study the Bible in Hebrew and Greek, disturbs Christians, and is entirely wrong. Now my statement isn’t a justification for Christian theology. Let’s be direct about it. However, when both groups believe they have everything figured out after listening to a pretender in the pulpit, they certainly need to act like a Berean who not only listens but also searches the scriptures to verify the truth of what they heard.

I made a video on my social media pages stating that Jesus Christ is both “the Lord” and “the Holy Spirit." Anyone who has read my website content knows that God can be who he wills to be. Is that impossible? But these groups have purchased Satan’s snake oil from these pretentious individuals and expect to be healed. I received a long dissertation as a reply, which I usually don't read, but it was the second reply to my post. I had no choice but to take a look. Here is his statement:

“Hey, a Hebrew Israelite here! Jesus is the word of God! Literally the words from the mouth of God tht manifested in the form of man, became flesh and dwelt among us. He is the spirit of the Lord, because the spirit is the word of God John 6:63 Ephesians 6:17 Revelation 19:13 John 14. The word was God because it literally came from the mouth of God. Thts what makes the word God. Like Hebrews 1 says, pertaining to Christ, "And now God, indeed your God has anointed you." We see the word (Christ) is referred to as God bt says "His God has anointed him"

If you can see it, the poor Hebrew Israelite has received his understanding of Psalms 45:7 from the Church Fathers. That’s a different topic. I’ll show you how the one true God can come in the flesh and supposedly have a God. It's quite simple if you thought like Moses, who thought like an Egyptian. However, I’m going to be direct about this one. I’m just going to openly show you that the word of God is Yahuah, Jehovah, Yahweh, Yahawashi, or whatever pronunciation you want to use to call him.

“After these things the word of the LORD came unto Abram in a vision, saying, Fear not, Abram: I am thy shield, and thy exceeding great reward. And Abram said, Lord GOD, what wilt thou give me, seeing I go childless, and the steward of my house is this Eliezer of Damascus? And Abram said, Behold, to me thou hast given no seed: and, lo, one born in my house is mine heir. And, behold, the word of the LORD came unto him, saying, This shall not be thine heir; but he that shall come forth out of thine own bowels shall be thine heir.” Genesis 15:1-4 KJV

Hebrew Israelites are just Christians who have learned that they are the true Hebrew Israelites. However, their doctrine is no different from that of these Church Fathers, whom Protestants believe in. I showed you Genesis 15 because it is the clearest place that shows the word of the Lord speaking to Abram and Abram replying back by calling the word of the Lord Yahuah Elohim or Lord God for the Christian folks. I didn’t even show you where the Lord, speaking to Abram, claims he is Yahuah. A statement that shuts down all arguments. And just for fun, I’ll do so:

“And he said unto him, I am the LORD that brought thee out of Ur of the Chaldees, to give thee this land to inherit it.” Genesis 15:7 KJV

Here is my translation of that verse:

“7) [And he said] [to him] [I {am}] [Yahuah] [that] [caused you to go out] [from Ur] [of {the} Chaldees] [to give] [to you] [this land] [to inherit it].” Genesis 15:7 – My Provisionary Hebrew Translation

It should be very clear that the “word of the Lord” that spoke to Abram has claimed to be Yahuah and Abram responded to him with the knowledge that he, the word of the Lord, was Yahuah. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see that Yahuah and the word of the Lord are one and the same being. The real reason that Protestants and Hebrew Israelites can’t see this is because they (1) can’t read Hebrew or Greek and (2) do not understand Moses’ mindset as a trained priest of Egypt who lived in the royal house of an African Nubian.

So both parties follow the mindset of the church fathers who had no direct relationship to the apostles. Meaning, they didn’t hear the truth from the mouth of any one of those individuals. This is why John 1:1 is so distorted and confusedly taught.

“1) [in] [{the} beginning] [was] [the] [word] [and] [the] [word] [was] [with] [God] [and] [God] [was] [the] [word]. 2) [This one] [was] [in] [{the} beginning] [with] [God]. 3) [All things] [exist] [by] [him] [and] [without] [him] [not] [one {thing}] [exists] [that] [came to be].” John 1:1-3—My Provisionary Greek Translation

Unfortunately, both Christians and Hebrew Israelites can’t understand this concept of the word being God because they have no clue what the ancient Egyptians understood about words. Which is why John says that the word brought everything into existence and without him, nothing exists. But if you thought like Moses thought, you would understand that when God spoke his word in Genesis 1:1-2, he had spoken himself into the physical realm. This is why John nuances Genesis 1:2 in John 1:1-3. God is the word that he spoke into existence. He called himself Jesus, Yahushua, or Yahwashi (not even Hebrew), which means “He will be salvation.”

If you have forgotten, John also wrote this in 1 John 1:5:

“5) [Now] [this] [is] [the] [message] [that] [we have heard] [from] [him] [and] [we make known] [to you] [that] [God] [is] [Light] [and] [darkness] [is] [not] [in] [him] [at all].” 1 John 1:5—My Provisionary Greek Translation. 

John is referring to the light that came to be on the first day. The light that was spoken into existence on the fourth day is not what he is talking about. Now that you see the difference, you should see why God is the word and why that word created all things, including him, in this realm. But if you don’t, I can at least show you an Egyptian hymn that Moses and God had in mind when God mocked the Egyptians for their beliefs. This hymn serves as the foundation for the Egyptians' version of their trinity, which predates the church fathers' distortion of what Moses was mocking.

Unfortunately, the discussion will have to wait, as I don’t like writing extremely long articles. Besides, if you are truly interested in learning the things that Moses understood from an Egyptian perspective, you can let me know by signing up for updates on the Moses Seminar that I want to have during the summer. Click here to learn more!

Shalom