The first two chapters of the book of Matthew speak about the genealogy of Yahushua and how the prophecy of the Messiah came to be. One thing I always remind myself of is that the names and locations we read in our Bibles today were translated from the original texts. This includes even the most important name — that of the Messiah, Yahushua. I personally believe that while the Scriptures were originally inspired by the Holy Spirit, over time man has altered them through translation and tradition. Because of this, I see how the enemy uses confusion and division among believers to distract us from the truth. Names may have been changed, and words altered, but the events that took place — from the Old Testament to the New — still hold weight, purpose, and truth.
For me, what truly matters above all is the fruit of the Spirit. The name of Yahushua is sacred and important, yes, but at the end of it all, it is Father who will judge us — not each other. Too often, people of faith get caught up in debating who is “right” instead of living out the lessons we’ve been given. That is why I believe the events are what carry the greatest importance, because they are the very tools Father uses to test us, grow us, and mature us in Spirit. At the end of the day, it doesn’t come down to what sect you belong to or if every detail of your belief is perfect. What matters is whether we allow these teachings to shape our daily lives so we can produce good fruit for His kingdom.
👉 Here’s the reading I shared on my Rumble channel:
https://rumble.com/v6s36r9-a-reading-of-the-book-of-matthew-ch-1-2.html
Much love,
Ruth4Yah 🌿
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