What if the restoration of the divine name is not a minor question of pronunciation—but part of the restoration of all things before the return of Messiah?

The Restoration of the Name Yahuwah: Why Yahuwah and Jesus Act! presents a passionate biblical and historical case for restoring the personal name Yahuwah to Christian worship, prayer, preaching, and Scripture.

Antony Hylton examines the name revealed to Moses—written in Hebrew as Yod-Heh-Vav-Heh—and asks why it was spoken throughout biblical history, used in the Temple, proclaimed by the prophets, and yet later replaced in most translations by titles such as “LORD.”

Drawing upon the Hebrew Bible, the four Gospels, the writings of Paul, the Book of Hebrews, early Jewish traditions, and evidence from the Second Temple period, this study explores:

• The name in which Rabbi Yeshua came

• The meaning of “Blessed is He who comes in the name of Yahuwah”

• The use of the Tetragrammaton in the Temple and the Hellenistic period

• The relationship between Yahuwah’s name, peace, blessing, and salvation

• Why Solomon built the Temple as a dwelling place for the name

• How the Aaronic blessing places Yahuwah’s name upon His people

• The connection between Yeshua, Yehoshua, and “Yahuwah saves”

• The role of the divine name in prophecy and the last days

• Forbidden, permitted, commanded, and expected uses of the name

• Why the Church should pray, “Hallowed be Your name”

The book argues that Yeshua did not come to conceal His Father’s name. He came in that name, declared that name to His brethren, acted for its glory, and taught His disciples to pray for its sanctification among the nations.

This is not an argument against Jesus. It is a call to understand more deeply the name in which Jesus came and the purpose for which He acted.

For listeners interested in the divine name, the Hebrew roots of Christianity, Yeshua, the Temple, and biblical prophecy.:

Let the name Yahuwah once again be praised, proclaimed, loved, and honoured among His people.