Yeshua

In this book we observe the historical facts, the myths and the enormous distractions that have attempted to remove His meaning from His name. And the true plan of salvation. 

Before the foundation of the world his name was established in Hebrew. As the only person to ever choose to be born as a Jew. His identity as the Savior of mankind has been dragged through history and mixed with politics, culture, traditions and opinions. He chose to put on flesh and live among us. But, not just anywhere, in Israel. Today, he still identifies as the lion of the tribe of Judah. 

The King of kings gave him a specific name. A name so special and so meaningful that by that name alone, whoever believes in him would be saved. So, the Father gave His Son the name “Salvation.” So, why do most people call him by other names? Does it matter? How did it start? Who is this Jewish man and how is he different from the Jesus we mostly hear about?

His truth has been hidden by the falsities of this world. And as people forget what truth is, they create their own truth. He was a Jewish man and the only person to ever choose to be born as a Jew. He could have chosen to be born anywhere in the world, under any set of circumstances and any culture. Yet, he chose Bethlehem in the region of Judah. 

His choice didn’t start when he was born and it didn’t end when he died. His objective was not to create a new religion. But rather to establish and point a lost people to “the way” back to the Father. In this book we observe the historical facts, the myths and the enormous distractions that have attempted to remove His meaning from His name and the true plan for salvation. 

In this book, we focus on the Son of the Almighty God. The God of Abraham. Who He is, was and is to come. 

As churches become businesses, preachers become managers and worship becomes about us, the Name Above All Names is our only Salvation.

Rabbi Douglas