
BAAL-MEANS-LORD-free-PDF
BAAL MEANS LORD - FREE PDF DOWNLOAD (4-PAGE TRACT) You may know him as Beelzebub (BAAL + ZEBUB), LORD OF THE FLIES Translators placed “LORD” in place of the real Name of our Creator, YAHUAH, in their attempt to maintain tradition. The replacement originated with the Yahudim, who insisted on the term ADUNI to be spoken when reading the texts in place of the Name, YAHUAH. The subsequent translations adopted the meaning of ADUNI, “LORD,” and this became the traditional pattern into the Greek KYRIOS, the Latin DOMINUS, and finally from the Latin Vulgate to the Anglican Catholic KJV, “LORD.” We have inherited the term BAAL – the enemy / adversary BEELZEBUB – as the recipient of the world’s praise instead of the true Creator, Yahuah. This tract quotes the Prefaces of the NIV and NASB to prove to the reader this is true.Torah Institute POB 436044, Louisville, KY 40253 (phone 502-261-9833) This PDF is also available on a flashdrive with over 100 tracts & videos to help awaken the lost: AMBASSAFLASH – PLUG DIRECTLY INTO YOUR FLAT-SCREEN TV USB INPUT
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