Yeshu's Name Found in Shma - Deut. 6:4
If one picture is worth a thousand words – this picture is worth ten thousands of words! Clearly displayed is the Name Yeshu, i.e., Jesus[1], perfectly bisecting the great and central prayer of Judaism. Obviously this prayer, recited several times a day by Jewish faithful everywhere is focused upon the Most Holy Lord and Sovereign God. So what does this revelation teach us – and what does it teach us about Yeshu? Clearly our lesson is twofold. 1. Yeshua is in Him - God 2. Yeshu is ‘right with God’ So, if you are shocked by this you must be asking.... Why would God, Who dictated His text to Moses - letter by letter- dictate His scripture so that with nothing more than a simple box alignment of the text the Name Yeshu - Jesus - is clearly revealed as being 'in God' and 'right with God'? This must mean something! It does! Perhaps this is God inviting you to reconsider your opinions regarding the person of Yeshu.As startling as this is - this is one of hundreds of similar revelations which God Has placed into His word.
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| Note: in the first and early second centuries the name - yod shin vav - ישו, Yeshu, was a widely accepted spelling of the name we translate as Jesus. Only when the non-messianic believers began to blaspheme the Name, attaching to it an anachronism which does not bear repeating here did it fall into disuse. |
. The word HaShem is used by pious Jews to avoid pronouncing any of the Names of G-d thereby reducing the risk of profaning His Holy Name. They substitute the title HaShem instead. The word Hashem means 'the Name'; and, as used by Pious Jewish faithful, it refers only to G-d's Name. It is amazing that in the Bible the word HaShem is never used this way. The patriarchs referred to G-d using any one of His 72 Holy Names they never referred to Him as HaShem. Yet here in our layout we find the word HaShem being clearly spelled out, no less than 4 times. (see below).
