One of the most trite and worn-out expressions in the English language is “In His name.” What does it really mean? All through our Christian walk to date we have uttered that phrase or a variation of it. “In the name of Jesus.” “In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.”
We ended most every prayer that we’ve ever prayed with a form of “in His name.” We have recited it almost as an incantation, as if it had magical qualities that would bring healing and comfort.Now let us investigate and study these three words in a new light. “In His name…” In, inside, within the true name. He is pointing us to go into His name. Take His Hebrew name, Yahshua, and go into that name and extract the meaning from it.
His name means literally, “Yah is salvation” or “Yah is Savior.” But to all…
View original post 780 more words
etv2020
ין חנה
Karen
ptl2010
rickroehm
setyourpathsstraight
Steve Sawyer
}
