2026 Spring Calgary Grace Conference –
“The Hermeneutics of the Gospel”
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Tzekaryahu (Zechariah)Tzekaryahu
YHWH Remembers
The Cross Written in a Prophet’s Visions Before the Cross Existed
Part 6 of 10
The Name
His name was Tzekaryahu (Zechariah).
It means: YHWH remembers.
Of all the theophoric names in the Hebrew prophetic tradition, this one carries perhaps the most intimate weight. Not YHWH commands. Not YHWH judges. Not YHWH defeats. YHWH remembers. The covenant memory of the divine, the faithfulness that does not forget a promise, does not abandon a purpose, does not leave a word unfulfilled across
Yechezkel (Ezekiel)
YHWH Strengthens
The Breath That Raises the Dead. The Resurrection Declared in a Name.
Part 7 of 10
The Name
His name was Yechezkel (Ezekiel).
It means: YHWH strengthens, or YHWH will strengthen.
The name does not describe a quality Yechezkel possessed. It declares what the presence in him was doing. YHWH strengthening, not through human capability, not through political power, not through the military might of Israel which had just been destroyed and its people carried into Babylonian exile, but through
Yochanan (John the Baptist)
YHWH Is Gracious
The Last Voice Before the Full Appearing.
The One Yeshua Identified as the Returning Eliyahu.
Part 8 of 10
The Name
His name was Yochanan (John).
It means: YHWH is gracious.
Not YHWH is powerful. Not YHWH is just. Not YHWH is coming to judge. YHWH is gracious. The one sent to prepare the way for the full appearing of the divine presence carried in his own name the declaration of the character of the God whose arrival he was announcing. Before he opened his mouth in the wilderness. Before he called anyone to the
Mattityahu (Matthew)
Gift of YHWH
The Recorder Whose Name Declared He Was the Gift Before He Wrote a Word
Part 9 of 10
The Name
His name was Mattityahu (Matthew).
It means: gift of YHWH.
Matthew carries nothing. It is a sound in English that traces back through the Latin Matthaeus and the Greek Matthaios to the Hebrew Mattityahu, but at every step of translation the meaning was left behind. The name that arrived in English after the journey through Greek and Latin is a sound that declares nothing about the God who gave it,
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