What if a name is more than a sound — what if it carries identity, authority, and destiny?

In this episode, The Purpose of a Name, we break down why names matter in everyday life, history, and covenant truth. From authority and identity to legacy and worship, this teaching walks step-by-step from common sense to spiritual revelation.

Before belief, before doctrine, before religion — identity comes first. And identity always begins with a name.

This episode lays the foundation for understanding why the true covenant Name matters, why titles are not names, and how replacing a name can redirect belief, worship, and destiny itself.

This is not about religion.
This is about identity, authority, and truth.

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In this poetic teaching, Jeremiah Itson explores the original intent of the Invisible One — the Eternal Creator who stepped out of timelessness into time to reveal His heart to His creation.

Through the lens of Scripture and divine revelation, this episode unveils how the unseen became seen, how the Eternal wrapped Himself in humility, and how love itself took form. From the question Yahusha asked His disciples — “Who do you say that I am?” — to the personal summons that still echoes today, Jeremiah breaks down the difference between religion and revelation, opinion and truth, and calls every listener to rediscover the power and purpose behind the Name.

This is not just a message; it’s a revelation of identity — both His and yours.
The journey begins here: The Original Intent of the Invisible One.

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Discover the deeper mystery behind the Name and the revelation that changes everything.

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In this powerful and soul-stirring episode, we dive deep into the spiritual reality that every believer must face: the battle after the desert. Once we receive our calling, the distractions begin—but they never stop. Why? Because we are in spiritual warfare, not against flesh and blood, but against unseen principalities and powers of darkness.

We explore the truth that endurance is not optional—it is covenantal. From Peter walking on water to Stephen being stoned, and even to Yahusha enduring the cross—what carried them wasn't emotion, but covenant obedience and vision beyond the trial. Yahusha did not respond to Peter’s fear—He responded to His Word.

You’ll learn:

• Why the world hates the chosen
• What it means to be light in a dark world
• How distractions aim to derail your spiritual focus
• That endurance is not about perfection but faithfulness unto death
• Why crying out “Save me!” is a sign of faith, not failure
• That even when salvation doesn’t look like rescue, Yahuah is still faithful to His promise

This episode reminds us that we are not enduring alone. The Messiah, who has overcome the world, has given us His Spirit and His Word—and He must respond to His covenant. If you’re in a season of hardship, betrayal, persecution, or spiritual dryness, this message is your anchor: Keep going. Endure. You will be saved.

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