Yahu Ranger Podcast

It is recognized that most of us have been taught from our early years that we all have an immortal soul. Then, upon death, our soul would ultimately end up spending eternity in either heaven or hell, depending on what Saint Peter decided at the Pearly Gates.Unknown to many, Scriptures give an entirely different scenario.With this podcast, we will discuss what Scriptures reveal regarding the concept of an immortal soul.

Scriptures assert that authentic truth does not originate within us. The human heart and mind, prone to error, sin, and deception, cannot be its source. Rather, truth is external—revealed through Yahweh’s divine word. It is trust in Yahweh, not subjective belief, that guides us to what is ultimately true.

It is clear from the numerous passages in Scriptures that the name Yahweh is an eternal name and that it was known and used since the days of Adam and Eve. It can also be demonstrated beyond any doubt that Yahweh revealed the sacred name to the patriarchs Abraham, Isaak, and Jacob and was utilized by their households. How, then, is it possible that a popular interpretation—which contends that Yahweh never revealed his name to Abraham, Isaak, or Jacob and that it was only first revealed to Moses—can be used to offset the entire book of Genesis and numerous other verses throughout the Scriptures? We invite you to investigate this seeming contradiction in Scripture and discover the facts of the matter with this podcast.

The court system developed by the Hillelic Pharisees was clearly a device they invented to address how a New Moon Day was to be declared. The rabbis did involve the populace by having them act as official witnesses, making them feel as if they were an essential part of the process. At the same time, the Jewish people allowed the Nasi (head of the Sanhedrin) to become all-powerful, giving him the same status as Moses and by hanging on his very utterance of approval before they could begin a month and count the days to their festivals. Ultimately, the regulations of the Hillelic system caused it to collapse under its own weight, leaving those who adhered to its principles in a constant state of confusion.

The Hillelic Pharisees, starting with Gamaliel I, using the “traditions of their fathers” and heavily influenced by Babylonian customs, instituted a series of modifications that forever changed the requirements for determining the beginning of a month and a year in what became known as Orthodox Judaism. One must realize the fact that there is no record before the Mishnah (200 C.E.)—and then only when it deals with the period of Pharisaic control over intercalation beginning in 41 C.E.—of any official sanctification of the new moons and the requirement for witnesses before a court to confirm a visual sighting of a new moon crescent.

Our first Rapture Podcast, “016. Rapture - Shortcut to Paradise?” dealt with the possibility of a Rapture from an Old Testament viewpoint. Unfortunately, for the Rapture advocates, the Old Testament did not produce any evidence demonstrating that one could bypass death and then proceed to Paradise or the third heavens. We will continue our quest to see if we can find that ever-so-elusive “Shortcut to Paradise” by next delving into the New Testament.

Is there any merit to the idea that some select group of believers can actually take a shortcut to Paradise by avoiding death via a Rapture? With this podcast, we will investigate the scriptural facts of the matter, revealing that all mankind has to experience death at least once.

It is abundantly clear that an overwhelming amount of evidence supports the 7-day observance of Passover and Unleavened Bread being Abib 14-20. Also, it can be demonstrated that this was the practice of Yahushua the messiah, and the early assemblies who later were referred to as Quartodecimans.

There are 134 times when Jewish copyists (or Sopherim) of the Masoretic text, believing that certain passages were too often quoted that used the sacred name Yahweh, changed the primitive Hebrew text to read adonai or eloahim instead of Yahweh. Unfortunately, many have failed to realize the extent of the tampering of our present Hebrew Masoretic Text, especially regarding the sacred name Yahweh. This tampering also extended to the name Yahu, the praenomen of the preexistent Yahushua the messiah. Before Yahushua became a human, his full name, as given by Scriptures was Yahu Yahweh.

Unknown to most followers of Yahweh, there is a remarkable witness that provides evidence for the practice of the 7-day Festival of Passover and Unleavened Bread occurring on Abib 14-20. This witness comes from an extra-biblical work, the Book of Yashar. The present copy of the Book of Yashar is by no means to be assigned the authority of Scriptures. However, what the text says regarding the Passover of the Exodus nevertheless proves quite informative and interesting.

In the New Testament book of the Hebrew text of John (MS. Vat.ebr100), there is a seeming anomaly regarding the burial and anointing of the body of Yahushua the messiah. This anomaly actually proves that Abib 14, Passover, is a High Sabbath. The final evidence is presented with Part 2.

In the New Testament book of the Hebrew text of John (MS. Vat.ebr100), there is a seeming anomaly regarding the burial and anointing of the body of Yahushua the messiah. This anomaly actually proves that Abib 14, Passover, is a High Sabbath.

Many recognize that most of us have been taught early on that we all have an immortal soul. Then upon death, our soul would ultimately end up spending eternity in either heaven or hell. In Part 2, we will address the difference between the nephesh (soul) of humans and animals.

Does it make any difference to Yahweh that we substitute his name with the well-known and popular term “the LORD”? The importance of using the name Yahweh and avoiding a substitute is enhanced by the willingness of Yahweh’s loyal prophets among the Israelites to die rather than abandon the sacred name.

How vital was water baptism to Yahushua the messiah, and his apostles? We are told that at one point in Saul’s ministry, he could not remember the last time he baptized anyone. Furthermore, who among us today has the authority to baptize? Listen in to discover the answers.

Yahushua the messiah preexisted as the eloah being or deity known in Scriptures as Yahu Yahweh. He is the royal son of father Yahweh, with whom he is one or unified. Together they are called Yahweh eloahim (a collective noun) and, in the possessive construct, Yahweh eloahi. In this capacity, Yahu serves as a member of Yahweh eloahi of the eloahim, that is, the headship of all eloahim.

Yahushua the messiah preexisted as the eloah being or deity known in Scriptures as Yahu Yahweh. He is the royal son of father Yahweh, with whom he is one or unified. Together they are called Yahweh eloahim (a collective noun) and, in the possessive construct, Yahweh eloahi. In this capacity, Yahu serves as a member of Yahweh eloahi of the eloahim, that is, the headship of all eloahim.

Yahushua the messiah preexisted as the eloah being or deity known in Scriptures as Yahu Yahweh. He is the royal son of father Yahweh, with whom he is one or unified. Together they are called Yahweh eloahim (a collective noun) and, in the possessive construct, Yahweh eloahi. In this capacity, Yahu serves as a member of Yahweh eloahi of the eloahim, that is, the headship of all eloahim.

Why did Yahushua the messiah have to die for our sins in order for us to attain salvation and eternal life? Many believe they know the answer and point to various passages in Scriptures to demonstrate their understanding of Yahweh’s truth. The frequently referenced passage of Scriptures is John 3:16, which states: “For the deity so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” But is this type of faith the only requirement needed for salvation? www.yahuranger.com

According to Scriptures, can there be more than one name to call upon for salvation? This discussion aims to investigate what Scriptures truly have to say about the matter. www.yahuranger.com