The true Yeshua and a King named Yehoshaphat were both nearly completely written out of the Hebrew Bible.
Yeshua, the one commonly known as Jesus, was a holy man, like a Son of Man, a high priest, brutally mutilated and crucified. This happened in the time of the Maccabeean wars.
This post is more about the other Yeshuah though.
Yehoshaphat went by the familiar name of Yeshuah. He was king of BOTH Israel and Judah (not just Judah as written on Wikipedia), reigned for about 15 years around 800 BCE, a warrior king, a god in human form, a Navi, King, a messiah. Before looking up his story, he told me specifically that King Solomon was his great, great, grandfather.
So I looked up Solomon in the book of 1Kings, which begins where King David, king of ALL Yisrael, is old and bedridden. He had the Natan the Navi anoint his son Solomon as successor, as promised to him by יהוה, the Most High, true God of people of Yisrael.
The Bible story is:
(1 Kings)
Solomon reigned over Israel AND Judah for 40 years. (1Kings chapters 1-11)
Rechovam, Solomon’s son became King of Judah only, keeping the line of David. (1 Kings 11:43)
Yehoshaphat responded to me, “Rechovam was my great grandfather.”
Yerevan, king of Israel (all tribes but Judah) He was not of the line of David. In the 18th year of Yerevam’s reign, Abijam became king of Judah. (1Kings 15)
Yehoshaphat says Abijam was never his relative.
In the 20th year of Yerevan’s reign, became Asa to reign as King of Judah. He was a brother of Abijam, their common mother was Maacah the daughter of Abishalom. (1Kings 15) Yehoshaphat says Asa was his grandfather.
Here’s where it gets complicated.
It says, the 3rd year of Asa, Baasa the son of Abijah began to reign in all Israel, who ruled Israel 24 years, and there was war between the two kings, between Judah and Israel, all of their reigns. (1Kings 15:32)
The complication here was that the Spirit of Yehoshaphat told me that not only was King Asa his grandfather but Baasa was the son of Asa, and Yehoshaphat’s father.
Up until here the times all line up beautifully for “Yeshuah” aka “Yehoshaphat” to be great-great-grandson of King Solomon.
It becomes messy here:
However he insists that Baasa was his dad and King of Judah.
In the NEXT PARAGRAPH, (1Kings16:1), a new Navi is introduced named Yehu son of Hanani, who was apparently told by God to tell Baasa that his line will be cut off.
But again, Yehoshaphat said Baasa was his FATHER.
2 paragraphs later Baasa was dead, and Yehu was the one who told them. In the 26th year of Asa’s reign in Judah was Elah crowned king of Israel, but Yehoshophat says Elah was his brother, then Omri Elah’s son, and then Ahab? Omri’s son, became kings of Israel in their respective times.
Before I looked this all up, Yehoshaphat told me he worked with Ahab and Jezebel, king and queen of Israel, while Yehoshaphat was king of Judah.
Then in 1Kings 22:2, one named Yehoshaphat became king of Judah. It doesn’t say who his father was, who he succeeded, nor does it say who the king of Israel was after that point in time .
It later says in 1Kings 2:41 that Yehoshaphat was the son of Asa.
Make this whole timeline make sense…?
During the time of the rewriting of the Hebrew Bible, renaming it the Old Testament, both the names of Jesus and Yeshua were very common names, like Frank, Larry or John. So with those common names, information, times, and proofs were easy to manipulate and mislead, so victors in war could literally rewrite History by murdering those who held up the true name of the Most High God, write a new basically believable story, and teach children the new story, and so, the REAL history is forgotten.
The evidence points to Israel and Judah’s history were completely rewritten.
The Most High God remembers. יהוה remembers. All the Gods remember. They talk with each other, they talk with me, and I can hear.
Here to illuminate the whole truth.
Shalom,
Light
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