Defining Who Christ is Exegetically

Category: Religious Resolution
Keywords: Messiah, God, Bible, Religion, Christ, Yeshua, Exegesis, Elohim, El
Summary : Because of a lot of tampering by those without first-hand experience of the theological structuring, they've muddled up who the Messiah is meant to be.When defining who is the Messiah based on context, many start in reverse & work backwards, rather than start from the beginning & work forwards; let's start with the problems this often causes, and then we will address what the texts stated, when we read it in order.

Simon who Yehoshua called 'petros' (Pebble/Stumbling Stone) to fulfil prophecy in Zechariah 3:9 & Isaiah 8:14, was Pharisaic, and didn't listen properly to what Yeshua was teaching, so from the start of the Book of Acts, we can see Simon teaching Adoptionism, which then became part of the Ebionite belief system.

Simon taught because Yeshua was a man who died for mankind's sin, he was then raised up to sit as a Lord at the right hand side of God - which as a typical blinded Pharisee, misses what was prophesied about Yeshua's identity.

Paul who's name in Hebrew 'Saul', is spelled the same as 'Sheol' (Hell), where he is basically playing the role of the Devil against humanity; yet to understand why Yeshua/Yehoshua is prophesied as the High Priests before the Messenger/Angel of the Lord (YHVH), we have to remove the fraudulent Gospel of John, as it sounds nothing like Yeshua in the Synoptic Gospels, and changes the theological structuring beyond repair.

Saul correctly showed who Yeshua was, where in Romans 1:3, he explains that he was the Flesh of David with the Spirit of the Lord upon him (Isaiah 42:1); Saul correctly says we have One God, and One Lord (YHVH - Creator Divine Being), and that the Messiah is a manifestation from the unmanifest Divine.

Due to some of the theological constructs that came from others confusion about who Christ was, and then an insistence to try to prove Christ was 'fully God & fully man', as to make it not a human sacrifice, yet a divine sacrifice to pay for sin, Saul's writings are badly translated in lots of places, where it uses terminology like 'Godhead' to match Trinitarian concepts, when the texts doesn't say that, it says the Divine (Theois) made manifest.

The Synoptic Gospels present the Messiah as the flesh of David, where he was called David/Beloved by God at the Baptism by John the Baptist.

When Yeshua said "my house of prayer" in the Synoptic Gospels, in the Gospel of John it said, 'my father's house of prayer' - making Yeshua the son of YHVH, instead of the spirit of YHVH interacting through the Messiah.

When the Gospel of John said that Yeshua was the image of the Father (John 14:7-11), because the authors believed that God is the Creator Divine Being (YHVH Eloh), this confuses the theology, as Yeshua's father is the Source of reality (El), which is beyond form.

When we recognize that the theological comprehension is muddled by these three Pharisaic authors (Revelation 16:13-14), we then need to go back, and study what was prophesied, what did Yeshua say, and what is technically accurate, not what has been handed down traditions, when it was corrupted from its origins.

Firstly we need to understand what Yeshua (H3444) means from the Hebrew, what was prophesied about Yehoshua leading the people into the promised land, and how in Exodus 23:20-23 it is stated that 'the Creator will place his Messenger/Angel before the people, where they will have the power to forgive sin, as the Lord's title is upon them.'

There are many characters in the Bible, where their name started with Yah (H3050), and the Hebrew says, 'YHVH became these' people:

Genesis 39:2 - Joseph, Joshua 6:27 - Joshua, Judges 1:19 - Judah, 1 Samuel 20:13 - Jonathan, 2 Chronicles 17:3 - Jehoshaphat.

Before going any further, let's explain what God is & isn't, God is not a being, it is the Source of everything; in the Bible El Elyon (God Most High) is the Father, and is the Source of all reality; for God to interact with reality, God the Father made the Creator Divine Being (YHVH (Eloh), who is Head of the Divine Council (Elohim).

Since Babylon the religious leaders muddled up the language to reject any form of Canaanite Polytheism, making El (H410) and Eloh (H433) the same thing - when they are distinct in the language, and usage for a reason:

The additional H added to the word in Ancient Hebrew, we can see done with Abram, and Sara, becoming Abraham, and Sarah - where the additional H is the breath of God breathed into them; this same applies with El and Eloh, the additional H means something breathed into existence by God.

An Eloh is any Divine Being that has a form & character, El is a primordial deity, that is before anything was created; we can show where the Bible literally used Elim in Psalm 29:1, where it says YHVH Eloh (Creator Divine Being) is a Son of the Gods (Elim).

Though on defining all of that, I find that the language has confused theology for such a long time, it is easier to put it into a computer analogy to be more concise:

God is the Source of reality, like a Universal Central Processor (CPU) - creating reality at a quantum level.

The Word of God is like mathematical computer Code - where the Greeks had ideas that Chronos creates Time & Order from Chaos; where the Logic/Logos (Word) we see around us, proves it comes from a central Source for reality to be formulated the same - where atomically we know our reality is all mathematical.

Everything in reality exists within the Word of God, and we're all like computer game characters inside a universal super computer - again this is where the Gospel of John messed up theology, as it says the Word is God (Pantheism), when God is the Source of reality beyond the Word (Panentheism).

The Divine Council are like Avatars/Divine Beings/Applications/Archangels, that are used for specific task by the Source of reality to interact.

A part of why Yeshua/Yehoshua (Salvation/Lord Saves) said if we pray in his name, that we could have our sins forgiven, is because we're then praying to the right department in Heaven.

Therefore when we define the theology first, we can understand different essences of God or attributes, where the Divine Beings are doing the task God sets them to; thus when we have the Creator Divine Being (YHVH Eloh), the Salvation Divine Being (Yeshua Eloh - Isaiah 52:10, Psalms 98:3), these all exist within the one God interacting in different forms.

A Divine Being or Avatar can never become the Source of reality, as like saying God is like a Universal Central Processor (CPU) formulating reality at a quantum level - no single being could comprehend such an immense task of manifesting the whole reality.

Ancient Biblical theology has been confused since Babylon, where El & Elohim are not the same thing (Isaiah 46:9 - Deuteronomy 32:7-9); 'El Elyon separated the nations among the Elohim, and gave the nation of Israel to the Creator Divine Being (YHVH Eloh)'.

In Deuteronomy 32:15-18 it summarizes how the Israelites during the Exodus needed the Salvation (Yeshua) of their Divine Being (Eloh) - yet as they grew rich, they no longer looked to that same Divine Being who made them, and theologically have forgotten that God the Father is the Source of reality (El), and not one of the Divine Beings (Elohim).

The Divine Council (Elohim) in ancient times were seen as the Sons of God (El), and because the Canaanites had a polytheistic structuring, where the Sons are seen as demigods, and El is also a being, they changed the definitions after Babylon, and thus muddled up the theology & languages themselves.

When Yeshua said Moses, the Psalms, & prophets spoke of him (Luke 24:44), I questioned this from an English perspective, yet quickly realized how silly that was, as Yeshua would have been speaking about his own language, and contexts - so I did a Bible word search using both his full name Yehoshua, and Yeshua to see what came up - the results define the original contexts we were all meant to have understood, from its Hebraic perspectives.

H3444 (Yeshua) + H1961 (To become) = Exodus 15:2, Psalms 118:14-21, Isaiah 12:2 (2 Samuel 10:11 David Vs Ammon) + Isaiah 33:2-6, Isaiah 49:6, Isaiah 51:6-8.

H3444 (Yeshua) + H7200 (To see) = Exodus 14:13, Psalms 98:3, Isaiah 52:10 (2 Chronicles 20:17 Jehoshaphat Vs Ammon).

In Exodus 14:13 we're told that the Tribes of Israel saw the 'Salvation of God' (Yeshua) separate the Red Sea, then in the Song of Moses (Exodus 15:2), we're told that the Lord (Yah) will become our Salvation, this is continued in Psalm 118:14+21, where the Lord will become our salvation (Paraphrasing the Song of Moses), and will become the Chief Corner Stone that the Builders reject.

It was always prophesied that the Creator would place his Spirit within the Messiah, as to fulfil its wishes; yet that doesn't make the Messiah God, as God is always the Source of reality.

Biblically there is a clear itinerary that the God Most High (El Elyon) is the Source of reality, the Creator Divine Being is the Arm of God - interacting like the scriptwriter of reality, and the Messiah is prophesied as the Hand of God established in this world.

We should worship God alone (1st Commandment), and that means worshiping the very Source reality, not a being, not an image (2nd Commandment), not a name (3rd Commandment), yet the very core of existence its Self.

From a Jewish & Islamic perspective they don't believe God can be a man, yet YHVH isn't God, it is a Divine Being, so they get confused when people say the Messiah is YHVH, as people believe that is God.

The Messiah is prophesied in lots of places to be named after God & the Creator (Isaiah 9:6, Zechariah 14:9, Zechariah 12:8, Matthew 23:39 = Psalm 118:26, Revelation 3:12, Revelation 19:12+16 etc); yet that doesn't make the Messiah God, it makes the Messiah named after God, to show the authority invested in the Messiah.

Part of understanding the Hebraic contexts is also to understand how Hosea son of Nun, had his name changed by Moses to Yehoshua, this was part of a symbolic prophecy - where Hosea means Saviour/Deliverer, and when adding a Yod before it in Hebrew, means he 'Shall be a Saviour/Deliverer'.

When Yehoshua in Matthew 1:21 it says, 'his name shall be Yehoshua for he 'shall save his people', that is what the name means, changing it to a latinized word loses all the contexts.

Yehoshua son of Nun led the people into the promised land (Deuteronomy 3:28, Deuteronomy 31:23), Yehoshua son of Yehozadek led them back from the Babylonian Exile, and when they murdered Yehoshua son of Joseph & Maryam for 30 pieces of silver (Zechariah 11), they divorced themselves, and were kicked out of the land as prophesied in the Curse of Moses (Deuteronomy 28).

It's also fascinating how Joseph was chucked into a pit by his brothers, and then given authority by God - 'where he shared his inheritance' with them later; this same applies with Yehoshua/Yeshua, where as the Flesh of David, he was persecuted by his own people as prophesied in the Psalms, and then has been given spiritual authority as 'King over the whole earth' at the return.

Because people misunderstand what Elohim means, they assume God shall reign with us in the Messianic Age, yet God is the Source of reality; what is being stated is that the Messiah shall have the Spirit of the Creator interacting through them, where they're specifically named as the King of Kings to fulfil prophecy globally.

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