The
YHWH Code
By
Brother Rabbi Dani’el
Rendelman
Emet Ministries
ravemet@comcast.net
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The
mapping of the genetic code,
known as DNA, is probably
the most important scientific
breakthrough of the new
millineium. On June 26,
2000, President Clinton
and a group of world renown
scientists presented the
first genetic map of the
human DNA molecule. Clinton
called the discovery the
“language in which God created
life.”
“Mapping
the chemical sequences for
human DNA -- the chemical
"letters" that
make up the recipe of human
life -- is a breakthrough
that is expected to revolutionize
the practice of medicine
by paving the way for new
drugs and medical therapies,”
says one web site. This
discovery has lasting physical
and spiritual implications.
A direct link can easily
be found between the building
blocks of life and the Creator
of the universe. Mankind
is fearfully and wonderfully
made, with a hidden code
within the cell of every
life. This code is the alphabet
of dna that spells out the
Creator’s name and man’s
purpose.
Scientist
discovered a “map” of four
dna bases that carry the
ability to sustain life.
These bases, known as chromosones,
are paired differently for
each person. Human DNA contains
23 pairs of chromosones,
made up of hydrogen, nitrogen,
oxygen, carbon, and their
acidic counterparts. Encoded
within these elements is
an amazing blueprint of
life that proves the Creator
has put His own unique stamp
upon every person. This
stamp is actually His name
as revealed to Moses thousands
of years ago.
The
secret in our DNA…
It was from the burning
bush that the Almighty revealed
his character as the great
“I AM.” This name is the
tetregramaton of the Hebrew
letters yod, hey, waw, hey.
“I AM WHO I AM. This is
what you are to say to the
Israelites: `I AM has sent
me to you. The Almighty
said to Moses, "Say
to the Israelites, `Y H
W H , the mighty one of
our fathers… This is my
name forever, the name by
which I am to be remembered
from generation to generation,”
Exodus 3:14,15. The Almighty
has given us His name as
a sign of His existence
and an avenue of communication.
However, translators have
hidden this Hebrew name
in English Bibles. In the
Scriptures, the Sacred name
of YHWH is used whenever
the English words “LORD”
or “GOD” appear in all capital
letters. YHWH is used almost
7,000 times throughout the
Bible as the only and unique
name of the Mighty One of
Israel. Isaiah corroborates
this: "I am YHWH; that
is my name; and my glory
will I not give to another,
" Isaiah 42:7. Jeremiah
adds his confirmation: "They
shall know that my name
is YHWH," in chapter
16 verse 21. While Amos
5:8 says, "YHWH is
his name." The book
of Zechariah declares: "In
that day there shall be
one YHWH, and his name one."
The Creator’s Name is YHWH.
Now,
compare this four-lettered
name to the four elements
that make up human DNA and
discover an ancient secret
of creation. “The key to
translating the code of
DNA into a meaningful language
is to apply the discovery
that converts elements to
letters. Based upon their
matching values of atomic
mass, hydrogen becomes the
Hebrew letter Yod (Y), nitrogen
becomes the letter Hey (H),
oxygen becomes the letter
Wav (V or W), and carbon
becomes Gimel (G). These
substitutions now reveal
that the ancient form of
YHWH’s name, YHWH, exists
as the literal chemistry
of our genetic code. Through
this bridge between YHWH’s
name and the elements of
modern science, it now becomes
possible to reveal the full
mystery and find even greater
meaning in the ancient code
that lives as each cell
of our bodies.
When
we substitute modern elements
for all four letters of
YHWH’s ancient name, we
see a result that, at first
blush, may be unexpected.
Replacing the final H in
YHWH with its chemical equivalent
of nitrogen, YHWH’s name
becomes the elements hydrogen,
nitrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen
(HNON) — all colorless,
odorless, and invisible
gases! In other words, replacing
100 percent of YHWH’s personal
name with the elements of
this world creates a substance
that is an intangible, yet
very real form of creation!
This is not to suggest that
YHWH is simply a wispy gas
made of invisible elements.
Rather, it’s through the
very name that YHWH divulged
to Moses over three millennia
ago that our world and the
foundation of life itself
became possible. YHWH tells
us that in the form of hydrogen,
the single most abundant
element of the universe,
He is a part of all that
has ever been, is, and will
be.
Indeed,
in the earliest descriptions
of YHWH, we are told that
He is omnipresent and takes
on a form in our world that
cannot be seen with our
eyes. Thus, He can be known
only through His manifestations.
The Sepher Yetzirah describes
this nonphysical form of
YHWH’s presence as the “Breath”
of YHWH: “Ten Sefirot of
Nothingness: One is the
Breath of the Living YHWH,
Life of worlds. This is
the Holy Breath.”
Additionally,
the first chapters of Genesis
relate that it is in a nonphysical
form that the Creator was
present during the time
of creation (Genesis 1:2).
It was “the spirit of YHWH”
that first moved over the
face of the earth.
Substituting
modern elements for the
ancient letters, it is clear
that although we share in
the first three letters
representing 75 percent
of our Creator’s name. While
the presence of YHWH is
the invisible and intangible
form of the three gases
hydrogen, nitrogen, and
oxygen, the last letter
of our name is the "stuff"
that gives us the color,
taste, texture, and sounds
of our body: carbon. The
one letter that sets us
apart from YHWH is also
the element that makes us
"real" in our
world - carbon.
Through
both the secret letter codes
of antiquity, and the literal
translation of DNA as an
alphabet, we’re shown that
something about our existence
remains lasting and eternal.
We share that never-ending
quality with our Creator
through a full seventy-five
percent of the elements
that define our genetic
code,” wrote Gregg Braden
in his book The God Code.
In
the beginning…
This is scientific proof
showing us that YHWH has
written His own name upon
every human being. Sefer
Yetzirah (The Book of Creation)
says, "Within the letters
is a great, concealed mystical
exalted secret… from which
everything was created."
His name is within us, encoded
into the basic cells of
humanity. Every person,
regardless of race, religion,
sex, or status has the divine
imprint inside their body.
YHWH’s name is in every
person… “there is…one YHWH
and Father of all, who is
over all and through all
and in all,” says Ephesians
4:5. The potential of becoming
like YHWH is in every person.
Genesis
recounts that we have been
made “in His image.” In
the beginning, the Creator
“breathed upon man and he
became a living being.”
It is this deposit from
the heavens, the gift of
a soul, that separates us
from other species. Inside
of each person is the breath
of the Creator, known as
the soul. In Hebrew, this
is called the “neshamah.”
The
neshamah is a divine spark
of YHWH found within mankind.
“Should a person strive
towards purity in life,
he or she is aided by a
holy neshama,” says the
Zohar in Genesis 206a. The
Scriptures translate “neshamah”
as “breath, spirit, and
inspiration.” It is the
supernal soul of man, which
pulls man towards YHWH.
Imagine a pure light inside
of every person in the world;
this is the neshamah. It
is totally good and unblemished.
The nseshamah is the part
of YHWH within man. Proverbs
20:27 says, “The neshamah
of man is the candle of
YHWH, searching all the
inward parts of the belly.”
Through the neshamah, one
may connect to the will,
wisdom, and understanding
of Yah. How?
The
neshamah longs to be reunited
with the Almighty. Its’only
desire is to return to its
source; to be reunited in
purpose. Each cell of our
body, containing the divine
name, groans to be reunited
with YHWH. But it can’t.
Why not? Because of fleshly
desires that result in sin.
Sin stops the earth suit
of the body from fully returning
to its starting place with
YHWH. The fleshly nature
leads us to rebel against
the Almighty’s will and
His ways. Our soul can not
cleave to YHWH because of
our fleshly nature and ego.
The desire to receive for
self alone blocks the light
of our neshamah. Our selfish
actions are like a huge
dark cloth, covering the
Light of the Creator. Darkness
grows, but the light remains.
Try
viewing mankind as an ember
from the burning bush. The
human body is the container
of a divine spark from YHWH.
Left alone, this spark will
diminish and burn low through
seeking pleasure in worldly
desires. The false fulfillment
of momentary happiness is
a darkness that seeks to
put out our fire. Each action
of the flesh places another
layer of darkness upon the
light. These layers of darkness
are called “sin,” or “chet”
in Hebrew. Chet is an ancient
word that literally means
to “miss the mark, loose
focus, stray, miss the goal
or path of right and duty,
to incur guilt, incur penalty
by sin, forfeit.” While
many people think that someone
who sins is a “bad person,”
the Biblical concept is
different. We all chet;
we all sin; we all miss
the mark. That doesn’t make
us bad people, we’re just
off target! In truth, the
Hebrew word "Chet"
appears in the Bible (Judges
20:16) referring to slingers
who could shoot at a hair
and not "chet",
meaning not to "miss
the target.” Chet is failure
in a person’s relationship
with YHWH. Our goal should
be to continually move closer
to the target of YHWH, but
chet causes distance.
Sin
is equivalent to “distance.”
Our sins distance us from
the Light within. "Your
sins have separated between
you and YHWH, and your chet
(sins) have hidden his face
from you, so that he will
not hear," Isaiah 59:2.
Chet is the distance we
place between our neshamah
and our Creator as we miss
the mark of the Scriptures.
Bull’s
Eye…
The center of YHWH’s bull’s
eye is clearly explained
within the pages of the
first five books of the
Bible. These teachings are
often referred to as the
“law.” In Hebrew these books
of instruction are called
“torah.” The Torah is YHWH’s
will for mankind and blueprint
for living. “The Torah is
holy, and the commandments
holy, and just, and good,”
says Romans 7:12. When we
follow Torah we don’t sin.
To obey the precepts of
Torah is to stay on the
straight and narrow road
of redemption. A person
sins when the Torah is violated
or forgotten. The book of
First John clarifies this.
“Everyone who sins practices
torahlessness. Because sin
(chet) is torahlessness,”
1 John 3:4. The problem
is that we can’t follow
Torah enough. The obedience
of today doesn’t erase the
disobedience of yesterday.
Though we obey the Torah,
the layers of darkness remain
within our soul. This is
because Torah does not redeem.
Torah describes how the
redeemed believer is to
live and relate to YHWH.
Mankind is redeemed only
through YHWH code.
The
soul code of DNA links man
to YHWH. But, this doesn’t
equate mankind to YHWH.
We aren’t god. The code
shows only our potential
– to be like YHWH in our
intentions and purpose.
We can’t achieve His state
of greatness. Just as a
flashlight will not work
without batteries, our sincere
efforts to correct the soul
are useless. We just can’t
correct our soul enough.
We just can’t follow Torah
enough. The darkness of
chet is too much. Good works
can’t dispell total darkness.
“Whoever keeps the whole
Torah and yet stumbles at
just one point is guilty
of breaking all of it,”
says the Newer Testament.
Prayer, obedience, and faith
bring us closer to YHWH,
but without the love of
Messiah, we are still in
the dark. Messiah is the
floodlight that lights up
our life.
Moshiach’
love is the bridge that
joins our neshamah to our
Creator. The Savior is the
light that saves us from
eternal darkness and suffering.
To handle the issue of sin,
we must realize that stars
are only seen at night.
Under the deep darkness
of sin is the light of the
soul. Hidden in the dna
of every man, woman, and
child is the YHWH code.
To experience life at its
fullest, all one must do
is look inside and see the
Sacred Name. YHWH is the
path to purpose and way
to life eternal. YHWH is
our only hope. We need YHWH’s
salvation to deliver us
from evil. Let’s decipher
this code and understand
man’s redemption.
“Anyone who calls upon the
name of YHWH will be saved,”
Joel 2:32. This verse is
quoted twice in the New
Testament, in which both
cases the Messiah is seen
as fulfillment of this prophecy.
The YHWH code is manifest
in His Son. His son is the
path of deliverance. Calling
upon His Name allows the
believer to axcess the Almighty’s
power for deliverance. Appropiately,
the true name of Messiah
demonstrates how this works…“And
you shall call Him Yahshua,
for He will save his people
from their sins,” says Matthew
1:21.
The
Hebrew speaking, King of
the Jews was given a Hebrew
name. He wasn’t named “Jesus,”
but “Yahshua.” In the gospels,
the Messiah said that He
came in His Father’s name
– the name of YHWH. How
is YHWH Yahshua’s name?
The
name Yahshua is a compound
word, made up of two Hebrew
phrases. First, YAH is a
shortened version of the
name of YHWH. The Name YAH
is a poetic form of YHWH,
found throughout the Psalms.
The KJV says, “Sing praises
to his name: extol him that
rideth upon the heavens
by his name YAH, and rejoice
before him,” Psalm 68:4.
Secondly, “shua” is a Hebrew
word meaning to “deliver,
turn, save, or salvation.”
When these two words are
put together, the Savior’s
true name is revealed:
“YAH”
+ “shua”
= “YHWH is salvation”
= Yahshua
YHWH
offers His salvation, His
deliverance through the
person of Yahshua. Yahshua
bridges the gap between
YHWH and our soul.
Mankind
was made in the image of
YHWH. We have His name written
upon our very dna. Scientists
have proved that His name
is stamped upon every soul.
However, because of chet,
because of sin, layers of
separation distance our
soul from our creator. “All
have sinned and fallen short
of the glory of YHWH,” Romans
3:23. Our stubborn self-will
causes us to go an independent
way. However, because of
loving kindness, YHWH has
“sent His only begotten
son, that whosoever believes
upon him would not perish
but have everlasting life,”
John 3:16. We can connect
our neshamah to YHWH though
his son, Yahshua. The Savior
is the only path to deliverance
and salvation from the sinful
self. The layers of sin
that cloak our neshamah
can only be revomed through
His blood. “As many as received
Him, to them He gave the
right to become the children
of YHWH, even to those who
believe in His name,” John
1:12. The dna within our
bodies points to our Creator
and the salvation that He
has provided. The YHWH code,
within each person, is His
son Yahshua.
