Taking The Name In Vain II

I have not heard or seen the following verses being preached in the church, radio, television, printed media and the internet. I would like to discuss them because I believe they have something to do with our salvation or doom:

John 5:43 I am come in my Father's name, and ye receive me not: if another shall come in his own name, him ye will receive.

Exodus 23:13 And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect: and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth.

The verses seem to look unrelated, but they are.

Let us first know what He means by saying: "I am come in my Father's name." In those days people know that a prophet was sent by Yahuwah by hearing the sound of His name. For example: Isaiah. His original name in Hebrew was pronounced, YashaYahu, meaning salvation of Yahu, Yahu being the short form of the name of the Father. The name of Elijah was EliYahu, meaning my God Yahu. The name of John was Yahuchanan, meaning grace of Yahu. When the Bible was translated to Latin, Greek and then English, the name of Yahuwah disappeared.

Our beloved Saviour said He came in His Father's name because His name Yahuswa comes with the sound Yahu, and He was not accepted. He was mocked, tortured and murdered. In 1611, the King James Version of the Bible was published presenting the name of our beloved Saviour as Iesus. The sound of the name Yahu was gone. At that time the name Yahu was conversationally shortened further to Ya and further uttered as Ye. To the Hebrews, Yahuwah, Yahu, Ya and Ye mean the same, and generally, Ye refers to God. So, the first syllable was acceptable to them as God. The second syllable was acceptable to the Greeks because it sounds like the name of their god Zeus. It also resonated with the Romans because it sounded like the suffix "us" of the names of their emperors like: Julius, Augustus, Claudius, Teberius. It seemed the name was changed to resonate to the three major sector of Roman society: Romans, Greeks and Hebrew. However, it does not look or sound pleasing to the Father in heaven, as He said in Exodus 23:13 do not let the name of other gods be heard out of our mouth, but we call His Son by the name that goes with the sound of the Greek god Zeus, and Zeus is Jupiter to the Romans.

We continue to mock the Father and His Son until today.