Yehovah
The Hebrew Name of our God
HaShem - The Name. In yesteryear, God's Name was (and is) too Holy to be spoke or even written hence God was referred to HaShem - The Name.
Yehovah
HaShem - The Name. In yesteryear, God's Name was (and is) too Holy to be spoke or even written hence God was referred to HaShem - The Name.
Yeshua
The Torah in Hebrew would have been the language read in the synagogue. Early written accounts of Yeshua's life would have been in Hebrew.
"I was dead, and behold I am alive for ever and ever!"
"For by Him all things were created."
"Protect them by the power of your Name, the Name you gave me."
"King of kings and Lord of lords."
"The Rock was Christ."
"The Word was with God, and the Word was God."
"I am the Light of the World."
"Your sins are forgiven."
"I am the good Shepherd."
"Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ."
"Look! There is the Lamb of God."
"Teacher (Rabbi), rebuke your disciples!"
Codex
Our Bible today, is a translation of the contents of 5 old books known as Codex. They are available to view online or to visit in museums. These form the doctrinal linchpin for Christianity.
Nicaea Creed
Early Christianity did not have the advantage of a Bible with its theology all debated and agreed. To bring commonality to the core of Christianity the 'Nicaea Creed' statement was agreed at the First Council of Nicaea in 325.
The Amen
In Hebrew the word 'Emunah' has a similar spelling to the word 'Amen' but over the years the meaning has diminished.
The 'amen' has been used at the end of a prayer as a prayer terminator with a response of 'amen' to signify an agreement to the prayer.