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The Nine Greatest Truths about Yahooshua {Jesus}

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Living and dying without sinning is described as Yeshua's greatest miracle.

1. Relationship with Creator centers on 'The Nine Greatest Truths about Yahushua, Incorrectly Jesus,' with James Robertson arguing that the topic is a direct correction to 'The Five Big Lies About Jesus.' 2. James Robertson identifies himself as 'a researcher, publisher, and teacher' and says he has served Yah since 1993 after hearing the Almighty Creator audibly in a locked room on 12 March 1993. 3. The episode asks what Yahushua is, what he accomplished, and what believers should do in response. 4. Robertson says the first truth is the name 'Yahushua,' not Jesus, and calls it 'an insult' to use Jesus. 5. He says Yahushua means 'Yah is salvation' and argues that 'Yah' appears thousands of times in scripture, including '10,661 times in the Old Testament and 3,600 times in the New Testament.' 6. He says the second truth is that the spirit being who became Yahushua was 'the firstborn of creation' and served as the Creator's 'executive assistant' during creation. 7. He connects that claim to his view that Adam's rebellion handed authority on earth to Satan and that a long plan was needed to reverse it. 8. He says the third truth is that Yahushua was 'created human,' 'son of Adam,' and 'son of Yah,' not the Almighty. 9. He reads from Genesis 1:26-31 and Genesis 2:22-24 to argue that Adam was created from dust and that Eve was formed from Adam's rib. 10. He says Eve was tricked by the serpent, Adam rebelled, and humanity became subject to Satan as ruler of the earth. 11. He says the fourth truth is that Yahushua was anointed with the Spirit of Yah at immersion in the Jordan River, citing Luke 3:21-22. 12. He argues that the Spirit in and on Yeshua enabled miracles, and he says the same Spirit is available to every believer who asks. 13. He says the fifth truth is that Yahushua lived and died without sin, and he treats that as the source of his authority over the satanic and demonic realm. 14. He says believers can also have authority if they live without sin, and he explicitly links that to healing, raising the dead, walking on water, and casting out demons. 15. He says the sixth truth is that Yeshua became the offering for sin, with his blood falling on the mercy seat of the Ark of the Covenant and his body and blood assigned to bread and wine. 16. He says the seventh truth is that Yahushua became 'the firstborn from the dead,' received a throne at the right hand of the Father, and gained supernatural authority after death. 17. The episode presents prophetic actions and spoken words as legally significant, including references to Pilate, the high priest, and 'the lamb of Yah' language at immersion. 18. Robertson's tone is exhortational and didactic, with long scripture quotations, repeated calls to repent, and frequent website references for follow-up reading. 19. Listeners interested in Yahushua, biblical names, and authority teaching would likely find it useful. 20. Listeners wanting a mainstream Christian overview would probably skip it.

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A firm, scripture-driven case for Yahooshua's sonship, sinlessness, and authority.

This episode argues its theology with real confidence. It centers Yahooshua's sonship, the virgin birth, and a sinless life, then ties those ideas to how Yah should be understood as Father and to authority over satanic and demonic power.

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