When Yeshuah Messiah / Jesus Christ Returns, He Will Have A New Name. Anyone Want To Speculate What That New Name Might Be?

What is the word for "Faithful and True" in |+e6revv or Aramaic? Or "The Word of God"?

Latin:

Fidelis et Verus

Verbo Domini Dei


Spanish:

Fiel Y Verdadero

Palabra de Dios

Greek:

Pistos Kai Alithinos

Lexi Tou Theou

I know biblical aramaic. Here are the answers to your request for translation:

"Faithful and True" is mhymna uShryra (mem, hey, yod, mem, nun, aleph, vav, shin, resh, yod, resh, aleph)

"Word of God" is mlTha dAlha (mem, lamed, tav, aleph, dalet, aleph, lamed, hey, aleph)

Last Edited by Copperegla on 04/21/2021 06:38 PM

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Last Edited by Copperegla on 04/21/2021 06:38 PM

Should we be watching for something like...?

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9th Field Artillery Regiment

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This is excellent. Thank you!

And because he will have a new name, is that why the scriptures teach that if anyone says lo here is Christ or lo there is Christ, we should not be deceived? And because the Antichrist comes first claiming to be God/Jesus? Just trying to wrap my mind around the "new name" concept.


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"Then if any man shall say unto you, 'Lo, here is Christ,' or 'there;' believe it not."

Matthew 24:23

Happy to contribute.

Perhaps the Messiah Yeshua's name when he returns will be similar to the context of his return. But there are so many things! He comes as the righteous conqueror, the deliverer, the groom. The sword is a word at his command.

In simple Aramaic gematria the word "messiah" is 53. So too the name "Yeshua" in Aramaic is 53. And the word "messiah" is also a wordplay for possibilities.

If you applied the pattern, you might look for harmony in the gematria and wordplay. But quickly you find the possibilities are too numerous to draw any conclusion. Indeed as the Revelation passage you cited says, "he has a name written that no one knows but himself".

Robert Paulson?

robert = bright-fame, bright with glory
paulson = child of small/humble

Did he ride a white horse?

And if you mean that man with boobs whom Meatloaf portrays, then you should lay off the meth, bro. And definitely pray really hard and say sorry.

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He did say He would return with a sword, didn't He?

What do you say, GematriaTards?

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Should we be watching for something like...?

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George Washington's horse was named Blueskin and was a white-gray horse. Perhaps the white horse or pale horse of the four horsemen?


Blueskin (horse)

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Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

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Is this line of thinking a deadend since when Yeshuah Messiah returns all will know it is Him and there will be no point in debating whether the name is the right one? If so, then why would Revelation bother to mention that there will be a new name?

hmm..

Recall how YHVH revealed Himself to Abraham and the patriarchs as 'El Shaddai' but to the Qenites and Moses and exiled |+e6revvs as YHVH.

And Saul's name was changed to Paul.

Gandalf and Shadowfax are Tolkien's thinly-veiled returned Messiah on a white horse, aren't they?

Daniel Johns???

daniel = God is my judge
jonathan = Gift of YHVH

The Silverchair front man who's married to Natalie Imbruglia and is known to wear eye makeup on his left eye?

Yup....that’s Him....

Receiving a new name is part of the biblical tradition following a major transformation (some J-w-sh scholars have even identified a 4-part process). Abram became Abraham. Jacob became Israel.

Consider the possibility that even Lazarus received a new name, John, the first bishop of Ephesus. [link to www.logicalhierarchy.com (secure)]

Mysteries.

You believe this person is the returned Jesus Christ? Or just trolling while you're drinking?

contemplating...

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I interpreted Gandalf (one of five istari/wizards in Middle Earth) to be more like a good angel character (like a Michael). Indeed, the istari are maiar, meaning they are like angels from the heavens.

I think Aragorn may be the analogy you're looking for. Born a man from the line of Isildur, rightful heir to the throne, saves the day by conquering in battle through faith, unites the people, restores the kingdom on earth, ushers in the new age. Just an analogy, but a cool one. Tolkien was awesome! An awesome Christian!

Last Edited by Copperegla on 04/21/2021 08:34 PM

Maybe a little of both...

More good thoughts. Thanks!

In modesty you deleted your joke. For the record it was LOL. My guess is that your path leads toward modesty, which is evidence of self-respect. Keep up the good work.

It's a serious enough topic, I think. Mirth is not the right tone.

And I don't have answers, just lots of questions. Serious comments from you and others are most welcome.

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