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Originally posted by Lynn:

Blessings,

Yohanan 14:6 Yahshua saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me

----The above scripture should give you a hint to who Yahshuah really is!----

The name of Yahshua is "The Word of YHWH".

----I can't seem to find a scripture that says or teaches that name of the Mashiach is "The Word of YHWH" Do you have one or is this a new doctrine? But I can find a scripture which teaches that the person (not His name) of the Mashiahich who came in the flesh is the Word of Elohim.

John 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with Elohim, and the Word was Elohim.

John 1:14 And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.----

We must seek and/or receive the "The Word of YHWH" first.

Then one decides if they want to follow and live by it or not.

----I thought that one has to be called to salvation and it's not just anyones decision to follow the path of salvation?? Not all are called right?

Acts 2:39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as Yahuah our Elohim will call."

Matt 22:14 "For many are called, but few are chosen."

1 Cor 1:26 For you see your calling, brethren, that not many wise according to the flesh, not many mighty, not many noble, are called.-----

If they obey the words that Yahshua spoke, they are obeying the Father that was in him. Then one makes a commitment to YHWH to live for and obey him, Then one must wash "baptize:" his/her temple and become born again of a new spirit of the father.

----I pray that the immersion you speak of is according to the Apostles doctines which is in the name of Yahshuah for the forgiveness of sins, because no other immersion is valid for salvation.----

Through Yahshua we can be saved from the wrath of YHWH, and we can go through the fire and not be burned.

Brother Lynn

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I pray all will be well

Shalom

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Trooper wrote: “Just for a bit look at the Son in a different light and tell me if it is possible for Yahuah to do this. Look at the Son as just an image and vessel of honor, for in which Yahuah used, filled and dwelled in. But please remember the image and vessel of honor is not Yahuah, but the only Person inside this image and vessel of honor is Yahuah.”

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So what you have is Yahweh creating a lifeless body and taking possession of it. Sure He could have done that but what does the Bible say He did? It says over and over and over again and again that Yahweh had a son. The Bible tells us in no uncertain terms that Yahweh beget a son by using the woman Mary. Yahweh didn’t beget a body but sired His own son. Now the fact that His Holy Spirit dwelt in this person (His son) guiding, directing, encouraging and strengthen him seems to make people believe that it somehow makes the son Yahweh. They seem to lose the ability to understand the definition of the word “dwelt.”

If Yahweh did as you suggest it not only means there was no son but also that no one died for our sins but a lifeless body.

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Trooper wrote: “Yahuah wanted to create man in His Image and Likeness. However, He is invisible and has no shape or form to do this. In order for Yahuah to create a being after His Image and likeness He first needs a patteren, a blueprint so to speak. So He first creates himself an Image (firstborn) to create His people by.”

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Sorry Trooper, but that is ridiculous. What you’re saying is, He is invisible and has no shape or form to create His Image and likeness so He first creates His image and likeness so He can then proceed to create His image and likeness.

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Trooper wrote: “Therefore all things are created by/through this same Image, and He (the person) is before all things. In a sense the Image is also before all things because it was created first then the worlds and man was created.”

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If “before all things” means before, as in time, then the image (Yahshua) is not before all things because an image cannot come before the object or being it reflects. Even the image (Yahshua) never claimed he created anything but gave Yahweh his Father credit for creation, “In those days shall be affliction, such as was not from the beginning of the creation WHICH GOD CREATED unto this time” (Mr 13:19).

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Trooper wrote: “So our Redeemer's image was born into this world with the Ruwach to save His People from their sins. This image was called the Son of Elohim.”

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So there is no actual son, the image is just conveniently called the son. How does an image get born into this world? Was Yahshua just planted into Mary’s womb and waited there 9 months and then appeared. Mary wasn’t actually a mother but only a surrogate or incubator.

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Trooper wrote: “This image (not person) died on the tree, but the Ruwach in Him raised the body from the dead."

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So, an image died for our sins, not a person but a body as you say, “raised the body from the dead.” You just used the pronoun “Him” for this image even after saying “not person.”

Here you say, “This image (not person) but just above you had written: “Therefore all things are created by/through this same Image, AND HE (THE PERSON) is before all things.” So sometimes you give this image personhood and other times you don’t. It can’t be both.

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Trooper wrote: “It is not just the word "Bodily," but the word Elhead and its meaning used with the word bodily. For in Him (Yahshuah) dwells all the Fullness of the Elhead bodily. Meaning, as pure Deity in a bodily form.”

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Col 2:9 In him dwelleth all the fulness (4138) of the Godhead (2320 from 2316)) bodily.
Eph 3:19 That ye might be filled with all the fullness (4138) of God (2316).

In this passage Yahshua is pictured as ready to “Judge and make war.” Four names are attributed to him in this passage alone. 1) Faithful and True 2) Name only he knew 3) The Word of God 4) King of kings and Lord of lords. Let’s look carefully at this passage (keeping in mind the context) as Yahshua and his armies swoop down to make war, and see how the name, “The Word of God,” applies to him in this framework

Lu 8:11 (Yahshua) “Now the parable is this: The seed is the word of God.”

Yahshua had just told the disciples, “Unto you it is given to know the mysteries of the kingdom of God: but to others in parables.” In verse 11 he begins to explain the parable by telling them what the seed really was. The word of God can be a seed planted in us for growth unto truth and righteousness (Ro 10:13-17).

Eph 6:17 The sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.

Here Paul tells us to, “Put on the whole armour of God” (vs. 11), using the word of God as a weapon to defend the faith and enable us to stand against the enemy.

Heb 4:12 For the word of God [is] quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and [is] a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.
Re 2:16 Repent; or else I will come unto thee quickly, and will fight against them with the sword of my mouth.

The Word of God can also be a sword that judges, chastens and fights against us.

Re 1:16 And he had in his right hand seven stars: and out of his mouth went a sharp twoedged sword: and his countenance [was] as the sun shineth in his strength.
Re 2:12 And to the angel of the church in Pergamos write; These things saith he which hath the sharp sword with two edges;

The word of God is likened onto a sword that is wielded by Yahshua.

Ho 6:5 I have slain them by the words of my mouth.
2Th 2:8 Then shall that Wicked (one) be revealed, whom the Lord shall consume with the spirit of his mouth.

So the word of God is the chosen weapon given to Yahshua to fight against the armies gathered against him. (Rev 19:19). His “vesture dipped in blood,” is covered with the blood of his enemies as described in Isa 63:1-5.

If the “Word” can be a seed or a sword, can it also be a person? Did Yahshua exist before Bethlehem as Yahweh’s “Word?” Since it says his name is the Word of God do we take this literally or does it mean he speaks on behalf of Yahweh?

Jn 3:34 For he whom God hath sent speaketh the words of God.
Jn 7:16 Yahshua answered them, and said, My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me.
Jn 8:28 I do nothing of myself; but as my Father hath taught me, I speak these things.
Jn 12:49 For I have not spoken of myself; but the Father which sent me, he gave me a commandment, what I should say, and what I should speak.
Heb 1:1 God, who at sundry times and in divers manners spake in time past unto the fathers by the prophets, 2 Hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son.

It is very apparent that Yahshua could carry the name “Word of God,” because, like he said, he “Speaketh the words of God.” Hebrews tells us he didn’t speak for Yahweh before Bethlehem, the prophets did that, but “in these last days” Yahweh spoke His words to us through His son.

Yahshua has quite a few names that demonstrate his mission, and his accomplishments represent what he stands for.

Lilly of the Valley ~ SS 2:1
Bright and Morning Star ~ Rev 22:16
Lamb ~ Jn 1:19, Rev 17:14
Yahweh Our Righteousness ~ Jer 23:6 (Yahweh uses His Son to make us righteous, Isa 45:25 & 54:17, Ro 3:22, 1Co 1:30, 2Co 5:21, Phy 3:9).
The Branch ~ Zec 3:8 & 6:12
Cornerstone ~ Ps 118:22, Isa 28:16, Ac 4:11, Ep 2:20, 1Pe 2:6 (Yahweh lays the cornerstone Himself)
Bread ~ Jn 6:35
Shepherd ~ Heb 13:20, 1Pe 2:25 & 5:4
Door ~ Jn 10:7

If we insist Yahshua is literally the “Word” because his name is called “The Word of God,” do we also maintain he is literally a flower, a star, an animal, a branch, a stone, bread or a door? We can clearly see these names represent a part of what he is doing or has done, not what he actually is. The same applies to “the word.”

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Originally posted by Lynn:

For Everyone,

THIS IS WHAT THE SCRIPTURES REALLY SAY. IF YOUR NOT SURE, I WILL BE MORE THAN HAPPY ONCE AGAIN TO PROVIDE YOU THE SCRIPTURES FOR ANYTHING BELOW.

Rev 19:13 and having been dressed in a robe dipped in blood ? and His Name is called: The Word of

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Oh, you speak not about the name of the Mashiach used in salvation and for people to call on, but you speak of the New Name no one knows except Yahshuah.

Anyway it does not say or imply ]The name of Yahshua "is The Word of YHWH" or His name "is the Word of Elohim," but says His new name is called the Word of YHWH

The words "Is called" gives a much different meaning than the new "Name is the Word of Elohim"

Rev 19:12-13 His eyes were like a flame of fire, and on His head were many crowns. He had a name written that no one knew except Himself. He was clothed with a robe dipped in blood, and His name is called The Word of Elohim.

I see and therefore the name given for salvation "Yahshuah" is not called the Word of , but His new name will be.

Shalom

Greetings to you.

There are two kinds of Noun. What is a Noun? - It is a name of person, place, thing, idea. The kinds are Proper and common. Proper Name - specific Name, while common noun-general name of person, thing, idea.

The generic names of Yahshua are many. He can be called in many titles like Prince of Peace, Everlasting Father, wonderful, The El is with us(immanuel), The One who is like El ( michael),The word of Yahweh,the Savior, the Mighty king, and these names are written in Hebrew letters without space like the English word.

If you donot mind, I will post here the review of Parts of speech.
D. Review of Parts of Speech

I. Noun - name of person, place, things, idea
Kinds of Nouns
a. Proper - particular Name of person, place, things, idea
b. Common - Cgeneral name of person, place, things, idea

Common nouns may also be classified as:
l. Abstract - nouns refer to feelings, idea and intangible quality ex., love, kindness,honesty.
2. Concrete - nouns with physical existence and can be perceived by the sense, ex. book, pencil.
3. Collective - names a number of things taken as one ex. Crowd, flock, organization, Assembly
4. Mass - are objects without its form, can be measured but cannot be counted, ex., water, flour,oil

Properties of Nouns and Pronouns
1. Gender - distinguishes one noun or pronoun from another by reason of sex.
a. masculine - father, nephew, uncle
b. feminine - mother, niece, aunt
c.neuter- ex. box, stone,
Note: some nouns( when referred and named Alma Mater )after like ships, country, colleges,universities are regarded as feminine.

2. Number - distinguishes one from more than one.
a, singular - denotes one person, place or thing
ex. boy, book, eagle,
b. plural - denotes more than one .
ex. boys, books, eagles, cats, buses.

Note: some nouns are never pluralized and cannot be preceded by a or an, Ammunition, applause, attire, baggage, bedding, chalk, clothing, dust, species, equipment funiture, jewelry, laughter, mail, soap.

3. Person -
a. first Person - denotes the person or persons speaking, I, we, Me, us
b. second person- denotes the person/s spoken to: you
c. third person - denotes the person/s spoken of: he, she, it, they, them.

4. Case - indicates the relation of a noun or pronoun to other words.
a.Nominative - ex. Manila is thickly populated city
b. Objective -denotes the direct or indirect object of a verb
e. The people chased the Messiah into the sea. (Messiah is the object of
the verb chased, sea- object of the preposition into )
c. Possesive case - denotes possession. (ours, mine,theirs)

POSSESSIVE FORM OF NOUNS-

1.For singular noun, add- 's ex. Yahweh's Assembly (The Assembly
of Yahweh...)
2. For noun ending in s , just add an aposthrophe (')
ex. tables' clothes',goodness' sake, girls' room.

II. PRONOUN - word that takes the place of a noun.

A. Kinds of Pronouns
a. Personal -takes the place of a person's name or thing it refers to .
singular plural first person -I, me, my, mine us, our ours
second person - you,your, yours you, yours, your
third person - he,him, his, she,her they, theirs,
hers, it, its

B. Reflexive - pronoun that pint back to or reflect the subject
ex. myself, himself, herself, itself, yourself, ourselves,
C. Relative - used to connect a clause and introduce to other words in a sentence.
Who, which, that, whom, whose. Ex. The lady who came is my teacher.

D.Demonstrative -pronouns that point to a person or thing.
this, that, these,those
E.Interrogative -used in asking questions.. Who, what, which, whom, whose,
F, Possessive - pronounns that stand for the possessor and the things prossessed ,
mine, his, hers, its, ours, yours, theirs.
G. Distributive- pronouns that refer to people or things taken one by one.
every, each, niether, either, ex. Niether of us understood the project proposals.

III VERB - A word expressing condition or action.

1. Regular verb - verb that form its past and part participle by adding d or ed to
present tense

PRESENT PAST PAST PARTICIPLE
cook cooked cooked
save saved saved

2. Irregular Verb - verb that form its past and past participle in many ways

Present Past Past Participle
bring brought brought
tear tore torn
go went gone

3. Linking Verb- verb which links the subject and the predicate in the sentence.
am, is, were, are, being, look, grow, remain, was, were, been, became, seem, fell, get

4. Auxiliary -verb used to form tenses, voice and mood of other verbs. It is composed of the be
and have forms and modals.
do, is, has, was, be ,may, shall, must, did, am,have, were,been, might, will, ought to,does,
are, was,, had, can could, should, would.

5. Transitive - denotes an action that requires a receiver of the action or direct object
Ex. He took a book.
6. Intransitive - denotes an action that does not requires a receiver of the action.
Ex. The car left.

Forms of Verbs - Base Form S Form ING Form Past Tense Past participle
WALK WALKS WALKING WALKED WALKED
eat eats eating ate eaten

Moods of Verbs -
1. Indicative Mood - ex. The Philippines lies in Asia.
2. Imperative Mood - gives command.ex. Brethren give your tithes.
3. Subjuntive Mood - expresses supposition ,wish, and suggestion
ex. Present subjuntive -If she were Rosa, she would greet us.
Past. - If the teacher had been with us we could have asked her to help us
Future - If I were a bird I would fly to the sky.
Voice of the Verb

1. Active Voice - when the subject does the action. Ex. Judah won the game.
2. Passive Voice - the action of the verb is being performed upon the subject
Ex. The game was won by Ephraimites.

TENSES OF VERB:
1.present tense - denotes present action or some thing that exist now or to an action occurring at this moment, usual action.
ex. We are on board Philippine Princess
I read the Scripture every night and morning.

2. Past tense - denotes past action or condition.
ex. I stayed late last night.
I went home early yesterday.

3. Future tense - denotes future action . ex. I will go home early today.

4. Present Perfect Tense - denotes action completed prior to the time of speaking or began in the past and are still going on at the time of speaking.
ex. I have been in Davao City since last Pentecost Day.

5. Past Perfect Tense - expresses and action completed before another action
indicated by a verb in the simple past tense.
ex. The song had stopped when the bell rang.
After I had completed the reports, I decided to resign.

6. Future Perfect Tense - denotes future action to happen before another future action or point of time.
ex. When your budget arrives, you should have left for the scheduled concert.

7. Progressive Tense - expresses an action that is not completed.
a. present - formed by using the be form of the verb plus ING form.
ex. We are hoping for your kind consideration
I am reading a book.
Yahshua is coming any time of the appointed feasts.
b. PAST - ex. We were hoping for your kind consideration.
I was reading a book.
c. Future - ex. We will be hoping for your kind consideration.
d. Present Progressive tense - It is bothering me for days now.
e.Past Progressive tense - I had been thinking of him for days before he left for abroad.
f. Future Progressive tense - I shall have been practicing singing when the teacher arrives.

Number - show whether the action is done by singular or plural subject.
Singular subject is followed by singular present verb with "S", plural
without "s" verb.
ex. He joins the discussion.
We join the discussion.
Subject Verb Agreement -
l. singular subject with singular verb
2.Plural subject with plural verb.
3. If the antecedent is singular the noun must be singular.
ex. A man was hit by a bullet.
4. If the antecedent is plural , the pronoun must be plural
5. When nor, or ,neither, either, connect the two subject in case, one of the
subject is singular, and the other is plural the verb must agree with the
nearest subject. ex. Neither I nor my classmates are invited to attend.
6. Collective noun should have singular verb. But if the collective noun is
considered individually, plural verb must be used.
Ex. The group are assigned in different parts of the house.
7. Compound subject joined by and, expressing related ideas take singular verb
Ex. Bread and butter is served in the morning.
But compound subjects joined by and is plural takes plural verb.
Ex. Miriam and Elizabeth are sisters.

8. Singular verb is used when the subject is amount of money, measurement,
time, and sum of numbers. Ex. Twenty pesos is enough for one snack.
Ex. Fifty miles is near to travel for everyone who is interested to keep the Sabbath.
It is almost 9:00 a.m. when they started to fellowship.
9. Many is plural, much is singular.
Ex. Many say that mathematics is difficult subject.
Much remains unfinished.

10. When the subject is an adjective plural verb is required.
Ex. The humble were oppressed.
The have lost opportunity.

Verbals - are verb forms but are used either nouns or modifiers.

Kinds of Verbals

1. Participle - verb ending ing, ed, en, and t used as Modifiers.
ex. The man teaching in the pulpit is blind.
The package was found hidden under the vegetables.
2. Gerund - verb ending in ing used as noun.
ex. Swimming is a good exercise.

Uses of Gerund -
a. Subject - Selling is John's favorite.
b. Appositive - John's favorite, selling is challenging.
c. Direct Object - John prefers selling.
d. Object of the Preposition - John earns by selling.
d. Predicate nominative - John's work is selling.

3.Infinite - verb form used as a noun, adverb, adjective, and preceeded by to.
a.Noun - His job is to paint.
b.adverb. - Wild plant is hard to get.
c. Adjective - The " Minister" is a man to overcome.
d. Appositive - Levi's oath, to sacrifice, was terminated.

IV. ADJECTIVE - Modifies a noun and a pronoun.

Kinds of Adjectives -

1. Limiting - sets limit. ex. I have several books at home.
2. Descriptive - ex. desciribes qualities of noun or pronoun
ex. tender heart, cruel guy, kind person.
3. Pronominal - noun or pronoun used as modifiers.
ex. my pet, John's decision, this book
4. Noun Modifying noun proper and common noun
ex. school teacher, Filipino style, Italian food, Jewish Sabbath
5.Compound Adjective - is made up of two or more words to form into
one and used before the noun it modifies.
Ex. We need two-foot ruler.
She is an all around woman.

Uses of Adjectives
l. Appositive -adjective is placed before the word it modifies.
Salesman, bold and daring, is in demand.
2. Subjective complement - adjective is found at the predicate of the
sentence to modify to subject.
ex. Yahshua is kind.
3. Objective complement - adjective is found at the predicate of the
sentence to modify the object.
ex. The master cutter is artistic.
4. Attributive - adjective is placed before the word it modifies.
A kind friend is like a diamond.
5. Subject adjective is not a modifier but as subject.
The poor are always oppressed.
6. Predicate Adjective is one which completes the predicate verbs and limits or
describes the subject.
Ex. Your voice sounds strange.

COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES -
Degrees of Comparison

1. Positive - Simplest form of adjective.
2. Comparative - shows the quality expresses greater or lesser (er or more)
3. superlative - shows the highest or the lowest degree of quality or relation
(est or most)

Ex. sweet , sweeter, sweetest

Rules of Comparison
1. Adjectives ending in y , change to y and i and add eer or est.
ex. happy, happier,happiest
2. Add more or less most or least to form the degree of comparison.
ex. polite, more polite, most polite

3. Adjective compared irregularly.Ex. bad , worse, worst
good, better, best
many, more, most

4.Absolute Adjectives- that cannot be compared. Ex. correct, single, heavenly,
supreme, alone, empty, square, mortal, round, full, final, everything,Elohim.

V-ADVERBS - word that modifies a verb, an adjective or another adverb. Adverbs
formed by adding ly to adjectives.
Ex. Calm- calmly, beautiful-beautifully, sound-soundly, careless-carelessly

Kinds of Adverb
1. Adverb of time - I want to meet you tomorrow.
2.Adverb of manner - He went out slowly.
3. Adverb of place - The heavenly kingdom is here.
4. Adverb of frequency - He is always ready.
5. Adverb of degree - .He cries very loudly.
6. Adverb of cause and reason - He is exactly the same person.

Common errors in the use of Adverbs:
Wrong: Will you send this note prompt?
Correct: Will you send this note promptly?
Surely, I will
Wrong: I sleep good last night
Correct: I sleep well last night.
Errors in double negative:
Wrong: Nobody can't say that I do not cooperate.
Correct: Nobody can say that I do not cooperate.

Errors with Adverbs that intensify
Wrong: He is very old to travel
Correct: He is too old to travel.

Rule :Modifiers should be kept close to the words they modify.

Exception: there are adverbs that do not follow the same rule.
Example : Study hard, run fast, Please drive slow.

Adverb of comparison: Mr. Reyes is the most punctual employee.
Adverbs of negation: I will never touch the box.
Adverb of affirmation: Certainly he wll come.
Adverbial noun: She knows a lot of her lesson.
Adverb of quantity: The mother gave the boy little attention.
Relative Adverb: Will tell her when she arrives.

VI. PREPOSITION- A WORD THAT SHOWS CERTAIN RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN A NOUN OR A PRONOUN AND ANOTHER WORDS IN A
SENTENCE.

Common Preposition- by, of, over, on, in, to, from, for beside, across, below,
between, inside, regarding, concerning, along, with, despite, within, to,
as regards, in-favor of, aside from, by means of, in place, beyond, without,
outside, as far as.

Uses of preposition -
l. Show direction and motion.Ex. he runs across the street.
2. Indicate place or position - He placed the glass on the table.
3. Indicate time- Just see me after the game.
4. Show comparison - He got a good man, like Danny.

VII. CONJUNCTION - a word sed to connect words, phrases, clauses
and sentences.

Kinds of Conjunction

1. Coordinating- connects word or group of words of the same category.
and, but, also, or,futher, moreover, therefore, however, hence,
nowwithstanding,nevertheless, then, consequently, so, yet, only, and

2. Correlative - connect words, phrases and clauses of the same rank...
not only- yet, though, yet---but also
either-- or, neither
3. Subordinating - join and subordinate cluase to the main clause.
after, as it, though, where, whenever, then, in order that,
unless,awhile,although.
It join contrasting ideas or quality: but, however, still ,nevertheless,yet ,
on other hand, on the contrary, all the same, despite, the fact.

4.Conjuntive - used to connect main clauses. hence, moreover, otherwise,
therefore, yet, also, however, furthermore, accordingly, then

Ex. He is a brilliant designer, yet he always works with others.

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Originally posted by ana_yncaphil:
Dear Trooper,

Greetings to you.

There are two kinds of Noun. What is a Noun? - It is a name of person, place, thing, idea. The kinds are Proper and common. Proper Name - specific Name, while common noun-general name of person, thing, idea.

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Ana

Thank you for the lesson.

Can you now answer my last question as I did yours?

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Originally posted by ana_yncaphil:
Sorry Trooper,

You are rate 4-
You believe that there is only One Person (Body,spirit...) of the Father and the Son?

But I do want to add the good rating for the writings of Dave about Mind, spirit.

Ana

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Hi Ana

Yes we believe there is but one Body and One Ruwach!

Eph 4:4 There is one body and one Ruwach, just as you were called in one hope of your calling;

Are believers made up of three ruwachs? One of the Father another of the Son, and then one of their own?

Shalom

"Ye sent unto John, and he bare witness unto the truth. 34: But I receive not testimony from man: but these things I say, that ye might be saved.
35: He was a burning and a shining light: and ye were willing for a season to rejoice in his light. 36: But I have greater witness than that of John: for the works which the Father hath given me to finish, the same works that I do, bear witness of me, that the Father hath sent me. 37: And the Father himself, which hath sent me, hath borne witness of me. Ye have neither heard his voice at any time, nor seen his shape. 38: And ye have not his word abiding in you: for whom he hath sent, him ye believe not. 39: Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me.
40: And ye will not come to me, that ye might have life. 41: I receive not honour from men. 42: But I know you, that ye have not the love of G-d in you" (John 5: 33-42).

This seems pretty clear to me, that Yeshua Mashiach is telling them that He IS that One of Tanakh, Who was called Yahweh; the Angel of Yahweh, and another few Names that are obviously speaking to His divinity!

And what of these words: