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RESTORATION SCRIPTURES TRUE NAME EDITION Study Bible

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COMMENTARY - ENDNOTES<br />

3848<br />

Messiah’s power was from the womb.<br />

3849<br />

Yahshua will be an eternal Priest. As YHWH’s Son, He will not remain dead like the sons of Aaron.<br />

3850<br />

YHWH has installed Messiah at His right hand, as the King of Righteousness over believing Yisrael. This subject<br />

is detailed in Hebrews/Ivrim chapters 6-7.<br />

3851<br />

Dawid’s Adon, or Master of verse one at YHWH’s right hand is further identified as YHWH in verse 5. Psalm 110:5<br />

reads in the original Hebrew as “YHWH at thy right hand,” or “YHWH al yemenecah.” The original meaning of verse 5<br />

qualifies the Adon of verse 1, as the Master YHWH and not Dawid, since it has one YHWH talking to another YHWH,<br />

called Master/Adon in verse 1, but qualified as YHWH in verse 5. Being aware of this, the crafty Masoretes, just as<br />

they did 134 other times in the Masoretic First Covenant, substituted “Adonai,” or “my Master” for the<br />

Tetragrammaton –YHWH, as they did here in Psalm 110:5. Now we have to understand that the Renewed Covenant<br />

writers knew and possessed the original Hebrew of Psalm 110, where the “Adonai,” or “Master” of verse 1, was<br />

qualified by verse 5 as “YHWH at thy right hand,” and quoted it as such throughout the Renewed Covenant. They<br />

used the Hebrew translations, which at the time had not yet been tampered with by the Masoretes. With this<br />

understanding, when going to the Greek we see the usage of two Greek equivalents for LORD “Kurios said to my<br />

Kurios” to indicate that one Kurios was talking to the other Kurios in verse 1, in order to represent the Hebrew<br />

qualifier of verse 5 as YHWH, seated at YHWH’s right hand of honor. We can therefore ascertain that the Greek<br />

double-usage of Kurios is actually a translation of the actual Hebrew prior to Masoretic editing. The Aramaic<br />

Peshitta nails this down by stating in verse one that Eloah said to My Mar-Yah, or Master-Yah, identifying Dawid’s<br />

Adonai, or Mar-Yah, as the Master-Yah. Moreover, Yahshua quotes this with the original verse 5 in answer to a<br />

question regarding His identity in Matthew 26:64, identifying Himself as YHWH. Immediately the High Priest in<br />

Matthew 26:65 cries charges of blasphemy, which according to Jewish law (not Torah law) is the pronunciation of<br />

the ineffable and outlawed Name of Yahweh. No other sin, or violation of Jewish Law (not Torah law) is considered<br />

blasphemy. Even claiming to be “The Messiah” does not meet halachic criteria as blasphemy. The Jewish custom<br />

described in Matthew 26:65 of “ripping the garment,” and saying the Shema (Deut. 6:4) is associated only with the<br />

verbal utterance of YHWH’s Name by the lips of a man. Even Matthew had succumbed to the ban in order to reach<br />

Jews with his scroll. That explains the usage of the euphemism “power” instead of YHWH, in the same verse found<br />

in the Greek text of Matthew 26:64.<br />

3852<br />

Dake’s Annotated <strong>Bible</strong> page 601, note b; “One manuscript reads, ‘YHWH said to My YHWH’ and this should be<br />

the case as in the original Hebrew of v.5 it reads, ‘YHWH at thy (YHWH's) right hand.’ But out of the extreme<br />

reverence for the name of YHWH, the ancient custodians of the sacred text substituted Adonai for YHWH in 134<br />

passages.”<br />

3853<br />

Yahshua properly quoted Psalm 110:5 as it appeared before the change. We know this from the definition of<br />

blasphemy found in the Talmud as it lines up with Matthew’s evangel. This is the view of Rabbi. Meir: “But the Sages<br />

maintain, “[blasphemy] with use of the ineffable Name, is punishable by death. With the employment of substitutes,<br />

it is the object of an injunction [but not punishable by death].” Talmud San.56a. “Jacob states that since ‘Jose’ is<br />

used as a substitute, it proves that even if the longer names are not employed, but merely the Tetragrammaton, the<br />

guilt of blasphemy is incurred; i.e., of forty-two letters.” Talmud San. 60a. Our Rabbis taught, “He who hears [the<br />

Name blasphemed], and he who hears it from the person who first heard it [i.e., from the witness who testifies], are<br />

both bound to rend their garments. But the witnesses are not obliged to rend their clothes [when they hear<br />

themselves repeating the blasphemy in the course of their testimony], because they had already done so upon first<br />

hearing it.” San.60a.<br />

3854<br />

A reference to the second advent.<br />

3855<br />

He will lift up and bring esteem to His Father YHWH.<br />

3856<br />

YHWH’s works are to be honored.<br />

3857<br />

Renewed Yisrael will reign with Yahshua.<br />

3858<br />

YHWH guards those who love Him and obey Him.<br />

3859<br />

YHWH’s Name is to be praised all day long.<br />

3860<br />

YHWH the eternal and only covenant Name.<br />

3861<br />

All day.<br />

3862<br />

The YHWH of the Exodus.<br />

3863<br />

Both houses play a role.<br />

3864<br />

YHWH rules over all dumb idols.<br />

3865<br />

Judah.<br />

3866<br />

Efrayim.<br />

3867<br />

Yisraelites are to seek honor only for His Name, not for ourselves, or any other Name under heaven.<br />

3868<br />

All 12 tribes.<br />

3869<br />

The eternal and ongoing promise of physical multiplicity.<br />

3870<br />

YHWH is the cup of our salvation.<br />

3871<br />

To the believer death is a precious event, ending in glorification, and immortality.<br />

3872 YHWH’s great kindness.<br />

3873 YHWH/Yahshua is the Stone that the builders rejected.<br />

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