God concluded with: “You shall not desire your neighbor’s house or family

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God concluded with: “You shall not desire (lo’ hamad – covet, lust for, crave, nor seek pleasure from) your neighbor’s (rea’ – countryman’s, friend’s, companion’s, or associate’s) house or family (bayith – home and household). You shall not desire (lo’ hamad – covet, lust for, crave, nor seek pleasure from) your neighbor’s (rea’ – countryman’s, friend’s, companion’s, or associate’s) wife (‘isah – woman), nor his male or female servants (‘ebed / ‘amah – employees), his cattle, donkey (read:assets and belongings), or anything (kol) which is associated (‘asher) with (la) your neighbor (rea’ – countryman, friend, companion, or associate).” (Shemowth / Names / Exodus 20:17) The violation of this, Yahowah’s Seventh Instruction, is the root of all evil.

Regarding the very message God etched in stone, Moseh, the first to receive these words, wrote: “These are the words (dabar) Yahowah (efei) communicated, speaking (dabar) to (‘el) everyone (kol) assembled (qahal – gathered together) beside (ba) the mountain (har), from (min) in the midst (tawek) of the fire (‘esh – radiant energy and light) and the water-laden (‘araphel) cloud (‘anan) with a great and powerful (gadowl – substantial and magnificent, important and distinguished, and glorious) voice (qowl). He did not add anything more (lo’ yasap). He wrote them, engraving them (y-katab-m – He inscribed them using letters and words) on (‘al) two (samaym) tablets (luwah) of stone (‘eben) and gave them (natan – prepared and bestowed them as a gift) to me [Moseh].” (Dabar / Words / Deuteronomy 5:22)

If you are a religious Jew steeped in the Oral Law of Rabbis Akiba and Maimonides, a Christian immersed in the poison of Pauline Doctrine, a Muslim misled by Muhammad, or a Mormon deceived by Joseph Smith, take note: “He did not add anything more.”

You may be surprised to learn that the overwhelming preponderance of the religious and textual changes, corruptions, and counterfeits of Yahowah’s Word, predicted on the first of these two tablets, are actually satanic in origin—inspired by the sun god religions of old. In particular, the vocabulary preached by Christians is demonic, including the words, concepts, titles and names: Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, Gospel, Grace, Christian, Christ, Jesus, Lord, Christmas, Easter, Sunday, Holy, Ghost, Trinity, Church, and Cross.

That may come as a shock, but it is nonetheless true. And at the conclusion of this chapter, I will methodically demonstrate the error of each of these ubiquitous religious terms. But rest assured, I was not the first, nor will I be the last, to realize the pagan nature of these corruptions. Upon sharing the initial insights revealed in Yada Yah with America’s most famous protestant preacher, he replied, “Everything you have asserted is true, but if I were to say these things I would lose my followers and their funding. And if you say them, they will label you a kook.”

The truth has never been popular. Those willing to share it are assailed by the men and women who benefit from traditional and revised deceptions. In fact, if you share what you are going to learn in these pages, your religious friends will eventually turn on you. Unable to refute anything you have to say with evidence or reason, even pastors will resort to character assassination. After all, since clerics did this very thing to Yahowsha’; what would keep them from doing it to you?

So that you know, as one of Yah’s witnesses, I have no interest in accumulating followers or funds. And that is one of three reasons I have tried to remain as anonymous as possible—at least as it pertains to the Yada Yah Collection. The fact is: I’m irrelevant. These books aren’t about me. More to the point: I possess no qualifications for writing this Introduction to God which would impress anyone.

That is not to say that my identity is hidden or that I’m hiding. Having already garnered the wrath of countless people for having exposed and condemned Islam (see ProphetOfDoom.net for that), being labeled a “kook” is a welcomed promotion. And frankly, those who stoop to discredit the messenger, do so because they are unable to refute the message.

But let me be unequivocally clear: I have and will continue to err. While there are vastly more unique, useful, and inspired insights packed into the pages of Yada Yah than there are inadvertent mistakes, I am a flawed and imperfect guide.

So while I openly acknowledge the occasional inaccuracy, if you are of the belief that your favorite English “Bible” represents the perfect, complete, and inerrant word of God, or even that God’s name is “God,” or that He called His revelation the “Bible,” you will soon be confronted with a choice. You will either set this Introduction to God aside and remain naive, or you will read on, awakened to a far more glorious reality. If you dare go on, you will discover that what Yahowah has to say conflicts with the sermons, teachings, dogmas, and schemes of most all religious, political, and military leaders, academicians, pastors, popes, priests, and rabbis. No institution is immune. No political party is just. No nation is worthy. No man is believable.

Specifically regarding my mea culpa, there are three very significant mistakes in the Yada Yah Collection which I will endeavor to edit out of the seven volumes as time permits. It wasn’t until after I had compiled the first two-thousand pages of Yada Yah that I came to realize that Paul was a false prophet. Should you be interested in the evidence against Sha’uwl (Paul’s actual name), I invite you to read Questioning Paul, available free on this site. As a result of this very unpopular, and indeed surprising discovery, I will eventually remove all positive references to Paul’s letters from the existing chapters of the Yada Yah Collection. And while this false prophet’s testimony comprised a scant five percent of the quotations cited in the initial seven volumes of this book, my tendency to improve the translations and augment the insights along the way has dramatically slowed the editing process. So it will require many years to completely correct the record.

Next I discovered that Yah’s Covenant has not yet been renewed. I know this because when the Covenant is renewed, Yahowah’s Towrah will be placed inside of us to guide us throughout eternity. Now while this realization is devastating for Christianity, which is wholly dependent upon its “New Testament,” it chips away at the credibility of Yada Yah as well, because I consistently referred to the Greek eyewitness accounts authored by Mattanyah (known as Matthew), Shim’own Kephas (better known as Peter, the inspiration for the book of Mark), the historian Luke, Yahuchanan (known to Christians as John), and Ya’aqob (misnamed “James”), as the “Renewed Covenant Writings.” But I should have known better. Yahowah’s message has not changed. God is not capricious. He has not eliminated or added anything.

Then, even more recently, I finally came to grips with the realization that the four vowels which comprise God’s name, YHWH (י ה ו ה), are pronounced “YaHoWaH” not Yahuweh. Since God told us to observe His “towrah – Torah,” and that He is our “‘elowah – God,” He left us with the phonetic tools we needed to properly pronounce the ו in His name. Further, since He told us that His name is based upon the verb “hayah – I am,” and since ninety-nine percent of Hebrew words ending with the soft ה are pronounced “ah,” rather than “eh,” the pronunciation of the final syllable should have been obvious. (For those looking for more evidence than I’ve provided here, we will return and discuss this topic in far greater depth at the end of this chapter. And for those left wondering why “Yahweh” remains in the book’s title, it is because most of those who use search engines to find more accurate information about God type “Yahweh,” as far too few people are aware of the correct pronunciation.)

So please, if you read this Introduction to God before I complete an edit of Yada Yah, be aware of my blunders. And in all things, trust God and not men.

Along these lines, when time permits, I would like to supplement this Towrah Volume by including everything Yahowsha’ had to say about Yahowah’s instructions. So once this book is complete, and once Yada Yah and Questioning Paul are corrected, I’ll either add this material forthwith, or if led to do so, I’ll compile a more comprehensive presentation of Yahowah’s testimony regarding “Babel– Babylon,” whereby all the Whore’s confusing counterfeits are exposed. Then, I suppose, juxtaposing Yahowsha’s support of the Towrah against Sha’uwl’s opposition to it, would be a worthy and enlightening endeavo

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