Greek New Testament vs Torah — Swearing by YHWH's Name

🔹 TORAH (FROM THE 4 TRUE SOURCES)

📜 Clear Commands from YHWH

Paleo-Hebrew, Aramaic, Early Square Script

📜 Deuteronomy 6:13

"Fear YHWH your Elohim, serve Him, and swear by His Name."

📜 Deuteronomy 10:20

"...To Him you shall cling, and by His Name you shall swear."

✅ Clear command:
You must proclaim, invoke, and swear allegiance by YHWH's actual Name — not by heaven, not by titles, not by kings.

GREEK NEW TESTAMENT (Matthew 5:34–35, Greek Base)

"But I say to you, swear not at all, neither by heaven... nor by earth... nor by Jerusalem..."

Greek Word: ὀμόσαι (omosai)

= to swear an oath

Spoken by "Jesus" in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5) — but this is not Hebrew teaching.

PROBLEM

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YHWH commands swearing by His Name.
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The Greek "Jesus" says do not swear at all — not even by heaven, earth, or anything.
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This contradicts Torah directly — and cuts the people off from covenant language.

WHY THIS MATTERS

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Swearing by YHWH's Name is a public declaration: "I belong to Him, and I stand accountable to Him."
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If you remove this, you remove the power of covenant loyalty.
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The Greek NT message pushes Greek moralism — not Torah obedience.

"I belong to Him, and I stand accountable to Him."

The Greek NT removes covenant language and replaces Torah obedience with philosophical moralism.

Final Word

YHWH Said:

Swear by My Name — not by heaven, not by your head, not by a title.

Greek NT Says:

Swear not at all — even though that directly opposes Torah.

The Greek New Testament contradicts Torah and removes the covenant language that YHWH commanded. This is not Hebrew teaching — it's Greek philosophy replacing covenant truth.