What are the Names of God and is He a Trinity?
On this website we use the correct Names of our Creator, which is YHWH, pronounced “Yah-weh” and His Son, Yeshua (Hebrew for “YHWH is Salvation). Yeshua is the Mashiyach (Messiah); while Ruach haKodesh is Hebrew for Holy Spirit. We also use the word “Shabbat” to denote the Seventh Day Sabbath; B’rit Chadasha in lieu of “New Testament”; Tanach instead of “Old Testament”; and Torah (YHWH’s Divine Instructions in Righteousness) which refers to the first five Books of the Bible where one can find all the “Thus saith the Lord” commands. No, YHWH is absolutely not a “trinity” – that is a pagan concept! Some have attempted to say that YHWH is a plurality because of Yeshua and the Holy Spirit, and because “Elohim” is the plural form of “Eloah.” YHWH is plurality (NOT “trinity”) for many reasons; in part, because He is “majesty” and majesty is always referred to in the plural form. Please read this indepth explanation by AENT author Andrew Gabriel Roth.
