03-31-2025, 09:57 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-06-2025, 07:06 PM by Yahya Sharif.)
I do not claim to be HaMashiach, but I am the man described in Isaiah 53.
I also have a story: I was a speaking infant. I am the man described in Isaiah 49, whose mouth is like a sharp sword.
My name is Yahya, which in Arabic means “to live.” I have put myself to death, and I will live a long life, as stated in Isaiah 53".
In Islam, the name Yahya is associated with John (Yochanan) in Christianity, meaning “G-d is merciful.” However, my name Yahya is unique and new—it literally means “to live,” and it has no relation to John.
I am a Noahide, and I have come to guide Christians and Muslims toward Noahidism—to make peace and help fulfill the prophecy of the return of the people to the land of Israel, as written in Isaiah 49. The blind are the Christians—those who believe in the Torah but do not understand it. The prisoners are the Muslims—those bound by harsh, meaningless, and life-restricting laws. Isaiah 42.
Shalom.
I also have a story: I was a speaking infant. I am the man described in Isaiah 49, whose mouth is like a sharp sword.
My name is Yahya, which in Arabic means “to live.” I have put myself to death, and I will live a long life, as stated in Isaiah 53".
In Islam, the name Yahya is associated with John (Yochanan) in Christianity, meaning “G-d is merciful.” However, my name Yahya is unique and new—it literally means “to live,” and it has no relation to John.
I am a Noahide, and I have come to guide Christians and Muslims toward Noahidism—to make peace and help fulfill the prophecy of the return of the people to the land of Israel, as written in Isaiah 49. The blind are the Christians—those who believe in the Torah but do not understand it. The prisoners are the Muslims—those bound by harsh, meaningless, and life-restricting laws. Isaiah 42.
Shalom.