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Aleph and Tav: Who Said "I Am the Alpha and Omega"? A Re-Examination of "The First and the Last" in the Book of Revelation

FHMI-1391Shane VaughnDoctrinal Treatise
  • (primary) Revelation 1:8
  • (secondary) Revelation 1:11
  • (secondary) Revelation 22:13
  • (secondary) Revelation 21:6–7
  • (secondary) Revelation 1:17–18
  • (secondary) Isaiah 44:6
  • (secondary) Revelation 1:1
  • (secondary) Revelation 1:4–6
  • (secondary) Revelation 3:12
  • (secondary) Revelation 22:16
  • (secondary) 1 Corinthians 15:24–28
  • (secondary) Exodus 23:20–21
  • (secondary) Isaiah 42:8
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Summary This treatise argues that 'Alpha and Omega' renders the Hebrew Aleph and Tav, meaning Unity and Perfection, a title belonging to YAHWEH the Father alone. It contends that Revelation 1:8 and 21:6 are spoken by YAHWEH Elohim the Almighty, that the title in Revelation 1:11 is a late scribal interpolation, and that 22:13 is the Father's words carried by His messenger, with 'I YAHSHUA' in 22:16 marking a change of speaker. YAHSHUA's 'first and the last' is a derived title tied to His death and resurrection.

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This treatise argues that 'Alpha and Omega' renders the Hebrew Aleph and Tav, meaning Unity and Perfection, a title belonging to YAHWEH the Father alone. It contends that Revelation 1:8 and 21:6 are spoken by YAHWEH Elohim the Almighty, that the title in Revelation 1:11 is a late scribal interpolation, and that 22:13 is the Father's words carried by His messenger, with 'I YAHSHUA' in 22:16 marking a change of speaker. YAHSHUA's 'first and the last' is a derived title tied to His death and resurrection.

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