Genesis 1:1 Jesus is Yahweh Elohiym

    1: In the beginning God[1] created the heaven[2] and the earth.

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[1] ELOHIYM: All references to “God” in Genesis chapter one are Strong’s Hebrew reference 430, “Elohiym”).  The word refers to more than two (Martin/Ankerberg 1985). There is a word in Hebrew that refers to more than one but not more than two, but Elohiym is not that word. The word “Elohiym, is a reference to the Triune Godhead. Genesis 1:1 specifically tells us that it is the Triune God--the Godhead---who created all things (Isaiah 44:24, 45:18, John 1:3,10). This is first Biblical evidence that Jesus is Jehovah, not simply a subordinate that God “used” to create all things. According to Philippians 2:10-11, which is a New Testament quote of Jehovah who is speaking in Isaiah 45:23, Jesus is the LORD GOD—Yahweh Elohiym—of Genesis1-3. The fullness (entirety) of the Godhead resides in Jesus in physical form (Colossians 2:9). We serve a Triune God who is one. The Holy of Holies literally means the Holy place of the Holy Ones—i.e., the Godhead (Cooke). Do we understand how God can be three yet be one? No, we do not. It is as impossible for man to analyze and pry apart the Godhead as it would be to attempt to separate the soul and spirit; only God has sufficient understanding and power to accomplish such a thing in His triune personage and yet remain one. It is sin to theologically transform the Triune Godhead into a hierarchal, idolatrous, triad.

[2] Strong’s Hebrew reference 8064 Heaven is, “SHAMAYIM.” The word is used exclusively for all references to heaven from Genesis through Psalm 78:8. In these passages, only the context can determine which “heaven” the verse is referring to, whether the sky, beyond the sky (space), or the third Heaven Paul was caught up to.

When Did GOD become the SON?

Hebrews 1:5-6 states that the WORD (John 1:1 "...and the WORD was GOD") became the SON when he entered the world, "Thou art my son this day have I begotten thee...I will be to him a father and he shall be to me a son." This passage clearly reveals a time when the WORD (Yahweh) became the SON. 

Isaiah wrote that the WORD was the everlasting FATHER (Yahveh/Godhead). Micah 5:2 revealed that Messiah would be YAHWEH, who was from "everlasting." 

The doctrine of the "eternal sonship" of Christ has no basis in scripture but rather has it's genesis in Aryanism which teaches that Jesus, the one who created all things, (Colossians 1:16-17) is a subordinate created being. Yahweh created all things, by himself--alone, Isaiah 44:24. Jesus is Yahweh. 

The Messiah (Immanuel/Yahweh with us) was born to a virgin. God became a man, and that man was the Son of God. God became the Son when he was born into this world as a human being, fully God and fully man (The fullness of the Godhead dwelt in our savior in physical form (Colossians 2:9).

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem for they shall prosper that love thee

For Jerusalem and God's people Israel we now pray

Peace be within thy walls Prosperity within thy palaces for my brethren and companions sakes I will now say PEACE within thee Because of the house of YAHWEH ELOHIM I will seek thy good

YAHWEH bless thee and keep thee YAHWEH make his face to shine upon thee and be gracious unto thee
YAHWEH lift up his countenance upon thee and give thee peace

How do we know if we are following Jesus?

"Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men."

Matthew 4:19

 

If we are following Jesus--we will be fishers of men.

If we are not fishers of men--we are not following Jesus

What is Sin?

Sin is anything that is not of love...Romans 13:8-10 and Matthew 22:36-40
Sin is anything that is not of faith...Romans 14:23

Faith comes by hearing the Word of God and works by love so faith and love are always intrinsically connected...Romans 10:17 and Galatians 5:6

The Whole World is Already Saved because Christ Died for the Sins of the World?

It is true. Christ did die for the sins of the whole world. But Jesus told Nicodemas, "You must be born again (John 3:7) with that simple statement He refuted the teaching that everyone is automatically saved just because He died for the sins of the world.

The apostle further elaborated on this when he wrote, in Romans 10:13-14, that all who call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. He went on to ask, "How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed and how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard and how shall they hear without a preacher?" 

Indeed, how beautiful are the feet of them that preach the good news of God's peace with man and bring glad tidings of good things!

Genesis 3:9 And Yahweh Elohim Called unto Adam...

Genesis 5:1-2 clarifies that in the beginning Adam (pronounced Awdaam) was the name given to both the man and the woman, and the words I, we, them, and they all come from a single Hebrew word determined by context which word the translation should read.

Can anyone show scripturally why Genesis 3:9 cannot read as follows?   

And Yahweh Elohim called unto Adam and said unto them where are you and they said we heard your voice in the garden and we were afraid because we were naked and we hid ourselves