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A message to the New Creation…..
For centuries, millions have believed that calling upon the name of “Jesus” is the path to salvation. But what if we have inherited a deception? What if the very syllables we speak when we call upon this name have been stripped of the power, prophecy, and covenant identity that Scripture attaches to the true Name? This deep dive is the result of a careful, exhaustive investigation into this question, treating it as a hypothesis that must be tested against the Word itself. We approached it as one would a scientific experiment, gathering every data point from the Torah, the Prophets, and the renewed covenant writings to see if the evidence would confirm or refute the idea that salvation is tied to a very specific Name, and that any deviation from that Name leaves people outside of the promise. What follows is the outcome of that examination.
We began with the foundational verse in Joel 2:32: “And it shall come to pass that everyone who calls upon the Name of YHWH (Yaweh-The Father) shall be saved.” This is not a generic statement. The Hebrew phrase qara b’shem YHWH (call upon the Name of YHWH) is exact, intentional, and covenantal. It is a command to call upon a specific Name, not a title or a replacement. That verse is later quoted in Romans 10:13 and applied directly to the Messiah, showing that the Name of Yehoshua is the Name of YHWH revealed. Acts 4:12 confirms this connection, declaring with no ambiguity that “there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other Name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.” This verse sets an immovable parameter: salvation is tied to one Name, not many, and not substitutes.
This led us to the heart of the hypothesis: the Name Yehoshua carries within it the covenant identity and syllables of YHWH. It literally means “YHWH saves.” In Hebrew, names are not arbitrary labels; they carry essence, authority, and prophecy. Yehoshua’s Name is built from YHWH (יהוה) and yasha (to save), embedding the eternal Name of the Source into the sound itself. Every syllable is a declaration of who He is and what He does. Every letter in Hebrew functions as a cube of information: a character, a number, a pictograph, and a meaning. When we call upon Yehoshua, we are not simply producing pleasant sounds; we are aligning with the covenant Name that carries YHWH’s authority, the embedded prophecy of salvation, and the spiritual power that flows from it. The Name is alive, loaded with multidimensional meaning. This is not true of the English name “Jesus,” which emerged from transliterations that stripped away the syllables and embedded identity.
The history of this change is undeniable. The original Hebrew Name Yehoshua was translated into Greek as Iesous, a form that could not preserve the yod (Y), the “shua” sound, or the embedded Name of YHWH because the Greek alphabet lacked the structure. That Greek form was later Latinized into Iesus and then Anglicized into “Jesus.” At every stage of transliteration, the prophetic elements of the Name were eroded. What remains is a label that does not contain the syllables of YHWH, does not declare “YHWH saves,” and does not carry the covenant identity embedded in the true Name. While many argue that God “knows who you mean,” Scripture does not support this casual approach. Acts 4:12 does not say “any name works as long as your heart is sincere.” It says there is no other Name by which you must be saved. The difference is not academic; it is life and death.
As we continued to test the hypothesis, we saw that the renewed covenant writings consistently tie salvation to this singular Name. Philippians 2:9–11 says that YHWH gave Yehoshua “the Name above every name,” so that at His Name every knee will bow and every tongue confess His authority. John 17:6 records Yehoshua saying, “I have manifested Your Name to the men You gave Me,” affirming that His mission was to reveal the Name of YHWH to the world. Revelation 14:1 depicts the remnant standing with Him, having His Name and His Father’s Name written on their foreheads. This theme is unbroken: His Name is not a substitute, a title, or a transliteration. It is the covenant Name of YHWH revealed, and those who are His will know it.
The hypothesis became even clearer when we examined Yehoshua’s relationship to YHWH as the Word of the Source. The Name of Yehoshua is not “above” YHWH; it is the audible manifestation of YHWH’s eternal identity. The Father is the unseen Source, Spirit. The Son is His Word, His Voice sent into creation. The Spirit is His Breath, the power that animates. These are not three separate entities; they are functions and expressions of the same infinite Being. When Yehoshua was given the Name above all names, it was not because He outranked the Source; it was because the Name of the Source was made known through Him. The analogy about “Michael’s voice” illustrates this perfectly: if your name is Michael, and you send your voice into the world, the name of your voice carries your authority because it is you expressed. Yehoshua is YHWH’s Voice, His Word, the Name of the Source entering creation.
This brought us to the critical observation about the syllables themselves. In Hebrew, the sounds carry the meaning. The syllables are not incidental; they hold the prophecy, the power, the authority, and the salvation. When you call on Yehoshua, you are literally declaring “YHWH saves.” When you call on “Jesus,” none of those elements are present. The syllables do not contain YHWH’s Name. They do not carry the embedded prophecy of salvation. They are disconnected from the covenant identity, which is why the enemy has worked so hard to normalize the substitute. This explains why Scripture draws such a hard line around the Name. The Name is not just a label; it is the vehicle of the Source’s authority and power.
But here is where we must be careful. Scripture acknowledges that YHWH has shown mercy to those who inherited deception. Acts 17:30 says, “In the past God overlooked such ignorance, but now He commands all people everywhere to repent.” This means that while YHWH may have honored the hearts of those who genuinely sought Him in ignorance, that ignorance is no longer an excuse once the truth is revealed. When you now know His true Name, you are accountable to it. Continuing to cling to substitutes like “Jesus” after understanding the truth is no longer innocence; it is rebellion. Isaiah 52:6 prophesies, “Therefore My people shall know My Name.” This restoration is not optional; it is a requirement.
The weight of the evidence from the entire renewed covenant was overwhelming. Every verse we tested confirmed the hypothesis. Acts 4:12, Romans 10:13, John 17:6, Philippians 2:9–11, Revelation 14:1, Matthew 1:21, Colossians 3:17, Matthew 7:21–23—all of them point back to the singular necessity of calling upon the covenant Name. Matthew 7:21–23 was particularly sobering because it reveals people calling out “Lord, Lord” and being rejected because they lacked true intimacy. Titles and substitutes cannot replace the covenant Name. They do not align you with the Shepherd’s voice, and the Shepherd Himself said, “My sheep know My voice.” If your spirit does not resonate with a substitute, it is because His Spirit in you testifies to the truth.
This investigation leaves us with a conclusion that is both clear and heavy. Salvation is not tied to titles, substitutes, or the traditions of men. It is tied to the covenant Name Yehoshua, the Name of YHWH revealed, the only Name under heaven by which we must be saved. The syllables matter. The embedded prophecy matters. The covenant identity matters. Generations have been taught to call upon a name that lacks these elements, believing they are saved. YHWH has shown mercy to those who did not know, but now the veil is being lifted. Isaiah 52:6 is being fulfilled. His people will know His Name.
If you have read this and understand it, you are now accountable to it. The Shepherd’s voice is calling His people back to the true Name, and there is no time left for ignorance. Calling upon the Name of Yehoshua is not about pronunciation games; it is about aligning yourself with the covenant identity of YHWH Himself, revealed in His Word. Any other name is powerless. Any other name is deception. Joel 2:32 still stands: everyone who calls upon the Name of YHWH will be saved. That Name has been revealed as Yehoshua. Do not delay. Return to the true Name now, while there is still time, because when every knee bows and every tongue confesses, it will not be to a substitute.
