Lecture: Yahusha the Messiah is the Father Yahweh

Introduction

• Topic: Yahusha the Messiah is the Father Yahweh
• Objective: Demonstrate that Yahusha is not a separate deity but the fullness of the Father in the flesh.
• Opening Prayer: Traditional prayer asking for guidance and blessings.

Key Scriptures and Explanations

Zechariah 12:10

• Yahweh speaks of being pierced, which refers to Yahusha indicating their unity.

Isaiah 9:6

• Describes a son given to us called the 'Everlasting Father', suggesting Yahusha is Yahweh.

Isaiah 43:10-11

• Yahweh declares there is no other savior or deity before or after Him, reinforcing the unity.

Isaiah 44:6

• Yahweh claims there is no God besides Him, yet Yahusha is referred to as God in Revelation.

Revelation 21:6

• Yahusha declares Himself the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, echoing Yahweh's words.

The Importance of Yahweh's Name

• Yahweh's name is sacred and should not be trivialized or altered.
• The commandment emphasizes not bringing His name to nothing.

The Holy Spirit

• Yahweh as Spirit: Yahweh is the set-apart spirit, the comforter, and the Holy Spirit.
• Acts 20:28: The Holy Spirit (Ruach Hakodesh) purchased believers with His own blood.

Trinity Doctrine

• Explanation that the Trinity concept is not biblical but a result of pagan influences.
• Historical examples of trinities in various pagan religions.
• Warning against adopting pagan Trinity concepts into faith.

Final Thoughts

• Emphasize the unity of Yahweh, Yahusha, and the Holy Spirit as one being with three functions.
• Call to renounce false doctrines and embrace the truth of Yahweh as the savior.
• Encouragement to confess the truth of Yahusha being Yahweh.

Interaction with Audience

• Encouraged audience participation and engagement.
• Invitation to ask questions and share the message.

Conclusion

• Closing remarks urging attendees to share and reflect on the message.
• Encouragement to call upon Yahweh's name for salvation and truth.

Additional Notes

• Frequent emphasis on the sacredness and singularity of Yahweh.
• Importance of understanding and adhering to scriptural truths over traditional teachings.