10-20-2008, 02:40 PM
Shalom Positron,
No. Firstly, it's MarYah not MarkYah. Mar = Lord and Yah = the Name of God. "Mar-Yah". It's a title in Aramaic used exclusively for YHWH.
No. In the OT God is not known as Jehovah or Yahweh. He is known as YHWH, with no vowel points. No one knows how to pronounce the name, and anyone who tells you otherwise is a liar.
No, God is not known as Lord Yeshua. Not in the New Testament nor in the Old Testament.
Yes.
Mar-Yah is a title, it's not a personal name. My cousin is a sheriff. That's his title. His name is Joe. We call him Sheriff Joe. One word is a title, the other is a name. I am a deacon. Some people call me Deacon, a title. Others call me Paul. One is my personal name, the other is a title people use to refer to me.
Mar-Yah contains an abbreviated form of the NAME of YHWH, as found in the Psalms. It's a title, again. It's not meant to replace the personal Name of YHWH.
The Holy Name of God is YHWH in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, English and Swahili. There is only one Name of God, and the language is Hebrew. There is no other name in any other language. Only titles. Maryah is a title, not a name. God is a title, not a name. Alaha is a title, not a name. Allah is a title, not a name. Elohim is a title, not a name.
Aloha? Where are we, Hawaii? <!-- s:biggrin: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/biggrin.gif" alt=":biggrin:" title="Big Grin" /><!-- s:biggrin: -->
Just keep it simple Akhi Positron, there is only one NAME - YHWH.
We do not write that Name in Aramaic, it's only written in Hebrew.
In Aramaic, we write only titles. Like "Alaha" (generic for God) or "MarYah" (specific for YHWH)
Hope that helps!
+Shamasha Paul
positron Wrote:Are you saying MarkYah is the same word as Alaha in Aramaic or Allah in Arabic?
No. Firstly, it's MarYah not MarkYah. Mar = Lord and Yah = the Name of God. "Mar-Yah". It's a title in Aramaic used exclusively for YHWH.
positron Wrote:In the OT God is known as Jehovah or Yahweh.
No. In the OT God is not known as Jehovah or Yahweh. He is known as YHWH, with no vowel points. No one knows how to pronounce the name, and anyone who tells you otherwise is a liar.
positron Wrote:In the New Testament, God is known as Lord Yeshua.
No, God is not known as Lord Yeshua. Not in the New Testament nor in the Old Testament.
positron Wrote:So Yeshua have to show Himself that His Father is God of Abraham.
Yes.
positron Wrote:Then for Aramaic, does MarkYah show that it is associated with Yahweh in any way? How to prove that MarkYah is the same God of Abraham?
Mar-Yah is a title, it's not a personal name. My cousin is a sheriff. That's his title. His name is Joe. We call him Sheriff Joe. One word is a title, the other is a name. I am a deacon. Some people call me Deacon, a title. Others call me Paul. One is my personal name, the other is a title people use to refer to me.
Mar-Yah contains an abbreviated form of the NAME of YHWH, as found in the Psalms. It's a title, again. It's not meant to replace the personal Name of YHWH.
positron Wrote:What is the Holy Name of God in Aramaic?
The Holy Name of God is YHWH in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, English and Swahili. There is only one Name of God, and the language is Hebrew. There is no other name in any other language. Only titles. Maryah is a title, not a name. God is a title, not a name. Alaha is a title, not a name. Allah is a title, not a name. Elohim is a title, not a name.
positron Wrote:I read Aloha, Alaha, MarkYah and also Allah in Arabic. It is so confusing and it seems that I am heading for the wrong book Peshitta Aramai primacy. What do you think?
Aloha? Where are we, Hawaii? <!-- s:biggrin: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/biggrin.gif" alt=":biggrin:" title="Big Grin" /><!-- s:biggrin: -->
Just keep it simple Akhi Positron, there is only one NAME - YHWH.
We do not write that Name in Aramaic, it's only written in Hebrew.
In Aramaic, we write only titles. Like "Alaha" (generic for God) or "MarYah" (specific for YHWH)
Hope that helps!
+Shamasha Paul
+Shamasha Paul bar-Shimun de'Beth-Younan
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