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Yahweh raised and exalted Yeshua

Resurrection and enthronement are Yahweh's verdict on the rejected Messiah and the beginning of the coming human order.

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The argument

The earliest preaching names Yahweh as the actor: God raised Yeshua, loosed death's hold, seated him at His right hand, and made him Lord and Messiah. The title Lord therefore announces delegated royal authority without turning the recipient into the God who delegates it.

Why it matters

The Society is named for Yahweh's act, not for a mood, institution, or symbol. Resurrection is vindication, embodied life, government, and public hope.

What this teaching does not claim

Exaltation should not be reduced to honorific language. Yeshua now holds real authority and remains subordinate to Yahweh, including at the completion of his reign.

Books and podcast

Continue into the evidence

Books open on Amazon. A Spotify link appears when the catalogue has a verified companion episode.

Cover of The Eye, the Chair, and the Witnesses: A Q-Clock Master Proof of Psalm 82, Matthew 27, and the Fall of the Old Gods (Resurrection Society)
Resurrection Society

The Eye, the Chair, and the Witnesses: A Q-Clock Master Proof of Psalm 82, Matthew 27, and the Fall of the Old Gods (Resurrection Society)

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Cover of Seven Women, One Man: Isaiah 3, 4 and 62 - The Hidden Prophecy of the Broken Age, the Escaped Remnant, and the Rise of Resurrection Society
Resurrection Society

Seven Women, One Man: Isaiah 3, 4 and 62 - The Hidden Prophecy of the Broken Age, the Escaped Remnant, and the Rise of Resurrection Society

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