Description

The Holy Name Bible was first published by Angelo B. Traina in 1963. This Bible is a reprint of the 1989 version. The Preface at the beginning of the Bible tells many of the reasons for placing the true original names back into the scriptures. The Holy Name Bible was the first English Bible to restore the True Original Names of Yahweh-Elohim-Yahshua back into the Bible. Yahweh is the English transliteration of the four Hebrew characters called the tetragrammaton. Lord is a false title that Bible translators substituted for Yahweh. Halleluyah means Praise Yahweh, not praise the Lord, and it is put back into the places it was taken out. Psalms 146 to 150 originally began and ended with Halleluyah, and it is inserted where it was originally written. Elohim is the original title for the creator, and is placed where the translators put the false title of God. There is no letter "J" in Hebrew, and the letter "J" is only 400 years old in the English alphabet. Therefore it was impossible for the savior born 2000 years ago to have the name of Jesus. The true name of the savior is Yahshua. Yahshua means Yahweh is Salvation. Yahshua is back into the many places that it was taken out. Messiah is also put back into the scriptures where the Bible translators falsely put the title, Christ. The version text is one of the closest to the King James Version as any other Sacred Name Bible. Exodus 3:14 has the phrase, "AYAH ASHER AYAH" , which means, I will be what I will to be. "El Shaddai" is back in the Bible, where it was taken out of the KJV. There are so many other wonderful features too numerous to mention. This version has a bigger size with larger print than previous versions of this Bible.