Welcome to the latest Exclusive Insider's Update! This week we're going to continue with our study of The Name Of YAH!

In Chizayon (Revelation) 14:1 we read, "And I looked, and, lo, a Lamb stood on Mount Tsiyon, and with him a hundred forty and four thousand, having his Father's name written in their foreheads."

Today, there is little question that the Scriptures have been altered and manipulated. Some of it has been due to ignorance; however, much of it has been intentional.

One example of this manipulation, on a list of many, is Vayiqra (Leviticus) 24:16. There is a noticeable difference, as you'll see in this week's study, between the Ivriyt (Hebrew) record and the Seputagint. 

Alongside of this, there is a question of controversy with a long line of division. Should we speak the name of Yahuah? According to the ineffable name doctrine, the name of Yah is not to be pronounced.

The instruction of the ineffable name doctrine is to merely strike through the name and replace it with Lord; or Ha’Shem; or Adonai; or God, whenever you speak it. What does this mean for those who choose not to speak His name?

Is it blasphemous to know the name and not use it, or does the Hebrew word naqab mean something entirely different? All of these questions, and more, are answered through the studies provided in this newsletter. May Yah bless your understanding as you dig deeper into His Word.

Current News And Reminders:

New Book Coming Soon: Ha’avoth (The Fathers) is a collection of First Century books and letters that are set forth to give the reader a sample of the writings which were created during the lives of, and which followed the deaths of the Talmidiym (disciples) of Yahusha Ha’Mashiach. These writings reflect disparate views on the meaning of the Besoroth (gospels) and the Cepheriym (epistles or letters) which were penned in the first century. This book contains the Didache (Teaching of the Twelve Apostles), the Gospel of Mary, the Gospel of James, the Gospel of Nicodemus, the Gospel of Peter, the Epistle of Barnabas, the Shepherd of Hermas (including the Visions, the Commands and the Similitudes), the First and Second Epistles of Clement to the Corinthians, the Martyrdom of Polycarp, Seven Epistles of Ignatius (to the Ephesians, Magnesians, Trallians, Romans, Philadelphians,  Smyrnaeans, and to Polycarp), the Ascents of James and the Apocalypse of Peter. Watch your e-mail and the CEPHER website for updates!

Spanish Blog: Click here for the new, May update on the Spanish translation of the Eth CEPHER.

Paleo Hebrew Lexicon Update: To keep you informed during the course of the Paleo Hebrew Lexicon Project between CPG and Eric Bissell, we have created a playlist on YouTube where you can follow along as updates become available. Learn more about Eric and his work by visiting www.eriktology.net.

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Eth CEPHER for e-Sword News: Praise YAH and thank you! The Eth CEPHER for e-Sword is now the most downloaded scriptural module at biblesupport.com, serving over 2200 readers. We appreciate your support and sharing. We are still working on a fix for the parallel tab issue with this module. At this time, the only way to use the parallel tabs is to go back to the previous version 10 of e-Sword, or run two instances of e-Sword using the later versions. If you haven't downloaded your free 66-book version of the Eth CEPHER, use the following links to get yours today! Download File - Watch Tutorial

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Shalom!

Dr. Stephen Pidgeon, President and CEO

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