Yehovah Revealed In Messiah

This seven-part study follows the outline from Genesis to Revelation, asking how Scripture can say both that God is invisible and that Yehovah has appeared, spoken, dwelt among His people, and finally revealed Himself bodily in Yeshua the Messiah.

The series is organized progressively: first establishing who Yehovah is; then tracing the Messenger of Yehovah, the Word becoming flesh, the names and works of Yehovah, His glory and worship, the Torah test, the Spirit of Yehovah, and the final testimony that God will be all in all.

A Note On Terms Used In This Study

Throughout this study:

Yehovah is used for the covenant name of God revealed in the Hebrew Scriptures.
Elohim is the Hebrew word often translated “God.”
Lord is frequently used in English translations where the Hebrew text contains the divine name Yehovah.
God is used at times in broader English expression or when quoting passages commonly translated that way.
Spirit, Holy Spirit, and Spirit of Yehovah refer to the invisible divine presence and nature of the one God.

This study maintains that:

Yehovah is one,
God/Elohim is Spirit,
and Yeshua is the visible manifestation of the invisible God/Elohim revealed in flesh.

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Study Organization

The seven parts build on one another. Each page can stand alone, but the clearest reading is sequential: foundation, manifestation, fulfillment in Messiah, divine names and works, glory and worship, covenant testing, and final restoration. Supplemental add-ons expand key questions raised inside the main series.

Part 1