This is a brand new book with information which has never been published before.
For all those who love the Jewish people and have been yearning to find out more about their religion and way of life, for every Christian who loves Jesus and would like to learn more about His Jewish roots….
the surprising disclosures in this book have been hidden from the world for so long and are now revealed for the first time!
You will discover…
What do Jews do on Christmas day?
Will you marry me? How do Jews propose?
Why don’t Jews eat at McDonald’s, KFC or Burger King?
What’s in the Hebrew bible that you don’t know?
Why did the Rabbis change the letters of God’s holy name?
What have the Jews done to the word Elohim?
What substitute name are Jews using in place of Yahveh?
Why do the Jews never write the word ‘God’?
And many more surprising disclosures.
Genre: RELIGION / Comparative Religion
This book was published on 10th April 2019
Did you know…
The Rabbi’s have changed the name of God.
What will really shock you is that the Jews have taken the 4 Hebrew letters of God the Father's name and changed two of the Hebrew letters to two brand new entirely different Hebrew letters thus making it a new unrelated name to what God's name actually is and what God wants His name to be.
The Hebrew letters of God's sacred name are Y H V H which appear more than 7000 times in the Holy Scriptures. These 4 Hebrew letters are known as the Tetragrammaton.
In Greek, the word ‘tetra’ is the number four and the word ‘grammaton’ means hidden.
So, what have the Jews done? The two Hebrew letters in God’s holy name of Yahveh which the Jews have changed is the letter ‘h’ (hay) …this letter appears twice in God’s name.
The Rabbis have substituted the letter ‘h’ (hay) and changed it to the letter ‘d’ (dalet)….so instead of having the Hebrew letters YHVH, they have substituted the Hebrew letters of God’s sacred name from YHVH to YDVD.
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Author review: This book reveals lots of mysteries to make the Jewish people ponder like 'Why is the Hebrew word Elohim (which refers to God), that appears in the first verse of the Bible a plural word?...and N'DOUA does an outstanding job explaining it so well. |
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Author review: Patrizia Sorbara has produced an accurate and perfect interpretation of my book. Her work is always of the highest quality and very impressive! |
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Author review: João is a Master at pulling the readers in, holding their attention and wanting him to tell them more. His translation is worthy of the highest accolade! |
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Translated by Eunice Cañas
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Author review: Eunice has provided an exceptionally brilliant interpretation of my book....her work is of the highest standard and true to the original. Bravo Eunice! |
