Jacqueline, you say the truth is the truth?? Do you know the true name of that 3 letters that you Call God, that just shortened name what about the full name the other letters? Your only using 3 letters God, but you don’t know the full name. Thousands of yearsago the Hebrew name was originally ws Gad, Hebrew the ‘A’ is ‘R’ sounds like Rrrrrr, is the Hebrew language The ‘A’ is ‘R’ Actually you know what, Jacqueline, I’m going stop. No one wants to know the full name of this 3 letters thst you call God. I guess to get closer to the Father is to know his truth name and to know who you are worshipping. No Jacqueline it’s not the same God. I call on YAHUAH the Aluah not God but Aluah and my Father in name is YAHUAH. But I’m not going to go into this Gad, with only 3 letters and not the full name.
I’m going to leave it there!! Every man and woman need to follow King David and do your own research. Jacqueline please do your research ok dear! time is running out. Please to you and love!
I realize you have a strong belief and I’m not trying to change it but please do me a favor and ask me and not tell me that what I believe is incorrect without first understanding why it is I believe that. For your Information when I say God it’s out of habit, I know that is not our fathers name not to make an excuse because there is none. Also, I was raised to believe that the Almighty God is our father in Heaven and that his name is YAHUAH and his name was changed (Yahweh, YHWH, also Jehovah) because of fear of blaspheming against his name in other words of saying it wrong. I did some research and this is what I found:
WHO OR WHAT IS YAHUAH?
If you have never heard of YAHUAH, we encourage you to look up Strong’s #H3068 which shows the meaning of this Hebrew word. In most English translations of the Bible, you will see this word or name transliterated as “The LORD,” and it’s found over 6,000 times in Scripture. 6828 times Bible translators replaced יהוה or YHWH with “The LORD” or GOD in most English Bibles. They also replaced most Hebrew names that had YAH or YAHU in them with English names. Example: Yahudah was replaced with Judah.
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