🕎 The Creator — Echad (One) YAHUAH Revealed in YAHUSHA Ha’Machyach

I. YAHUAH — The Eternal Creator (Torah and Prophets Witness)

From Bereshith (Genesis) through Yeshayahu (Isaiah), YAHUAH (יהוה) is revealed as the sole Creator (Bōrē’), forming all by His Word and Spirit. No other power or being participates in this act of creation. The Hebrew text emphasizes bara (בָּרָא) — creation from nothing — signifying YAHUAH’s absolute sovereignty.

Reference	Summary	Hebrew Insight
Genesis 1:1	“In the beginning, Elohim (YAHUAH) created the heavens and the earth.”	Beresheeth bara Elohim — first mention of divine creative authority.
Genesis 2:7	YAHUAH forms man from dust and breathes into him the neshamah chayim (breath of life).	“Formed” — yatsar (יצר), to shape intentionally.
Job 33:4	“The Spirit of YAHUAH has made me; the breath of the Almighty gives me life.”	Confirms creation is by the Ruach Elohim (Spirit of YAHUAH).
Psalm 104:30	“You send forth Your Spirit; they are created; You renew the face of the earth.”	Ruachcha — continual sustaining force of creation.
Isaiah 40:28	YAHUAH is the everlasting Creator who never tires nor grows weary.	Bōrē’ qetsot ha’aretz — “Creator of the ends of the earth.”
Isaiah 45:11–12,18	YAHUAH alone stretched out the heavens and formed the earth to be inhabited.	Affirms ani YHWH, ve’ein od — “I am YAHUAH; there is none else.”

🕯 Cross Witness:
➤ Deuteronomy 6:4 — “Hear, O Yisra’el: YAHUAH our Elohim, YAHUAH is one (echad).”
➤ Nehemiah 9:6 — “You alone are YAHUAH. You made the heavens, the earth, and all their host.”

II. YAHUSHA HA’MACHYACH — The Word, the Image, the Creator Manifest

In the Brit Chadashah (Renewed Covenant), the same creative power and identity are revealed in YAHUSHA — the Davar Elohim (Word of Elohim). He is not another being, but the visible image of the invisible YAHUAH (Col 1:15). Through Him, creation continues and redemption is executed.

Reference	Summary	Alignment with Torah
John 1:1–3	“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with YAHUAH, and the Word was YAHUAH.”	Echoes Genesis 1:1 — “And Elohim said…” — Creation by the Word.
John 1:10	The Creator entered the world He made; yet the world knew Him not.	Fulfillment of Isaiah 45:15 — “Truly You are Elohim, who hides Yourself.”
Ephesians 3:9	All things were created by YAHUAH through YAHUSHA Ha’Machyach.	Affirms unity — YAHUAH as source, YAHUSHA as manifest Word.
Colossians 1:12–17	YAHUSHA is the image of the invisible YAHUAH; by Him all things were created.	Mirrors Psalm 33:6 — “By the Word of YAHUAH the heavens were made.”
Hebrews 1:10	“You, Master, laid the foundation of the earth in the beginning.”	Echo of Psalm 102:25–27 applied to the Messiah.
Revelation 4:11	“You are worthy, O Master, for You created all things.”	Summarizes creation’s purpose — His pleasure.

🕯 Cross Witness:
➤ Proverbs 8:22–31 — “YAHUAH possessed me (Wisdom/Word) in the beginning of His way.”
➤ Hebrews 1:3 — “Who being the brightness of His esteem and the express image of His being.”

III. The Oneness — Echad of YAHUAH and YAHUSHA

Both the Tanakh and Renewed Covenant declare one eternal Creator. The Hebrew Echad means unified oneness — multiple expressions, one essence. YAHUSHA is the revealed image of YAHUAH, fulfilling His redemptive plan without division.

Attribute	Old Testament	New Testament Fulfillment
Creator	YAHUAH (Gen 1:1)	YAHUSHA (John 1:3)
Breath of Life	Ruach YAHUAH (Gen 2:7, Job 33:4)	Spirit of YAHUSHA quickens (John 6:63)
Redeemer / Saviour	“I, YAHUAH, am your Saviour” (Isa 43:11)	“YAHUSHA saves His people” (Matt 1:21)
King / Rock	YAHUAH is King and Rock (Ps 95:1–3)	YAHUSHA the Chief Cornerstone (1 Pet 2:6)

🕯 Cross Witness:
➤ Zechariah 14:9 — “YAHUAH shall be King over all the earth; His Name one.”
➤ Revelation 22:3–4 — “The throne of Elohim and the Lamb… His Name shall be in their foreheads.”

IV. The Creative Power and Renewal

Revelation 21:5 — “Behold, I make all things new.”
This ties Genesis creation to the renewed heavens and earth, sealing the unity of YAHUAH’s creative purpose: restoration through YAHUSHA.

🕯 Cross Witness:
➤ Isaiah 65:17 — “I create new heavens and a new earth.”
➤ 2 Peter 3:13 — “We look for new heavens and a new earth, wherein righteousness dwells.”

V. Covenant Application and Reflection

1. Creation and Covenant: YAHUAH’s act of creation grounds His covenant (Ex. 20:11). To honor Shabbat is to honor the Creator.
2. Redemption mirrors Creation: He creates by His Word and Spirit; He redeems through YAHUSHA and the Ruach HaQodesh.
3. The Command: “Hear, O Israel, YAHUAH our Elohim, YAHUAH is One” (Deut 6:4). Walk in His statutes and honor His Name.

🧩 Hebrew Word Study (Inline Witness)

Word	Strong’s	Meaning	Usage
Bara (בָּרָא)	H1254	To create from nothing	Gen 1:1
Yatsar (יצר)	H3335	To form, shape, mold	Gen 2:7
Ruach (רוּחַ)	H7307	Spirit, breath, wind	Job 33:4
Echad (אֶחָד)	H259	One, unity	Deut 6:4
Davar (דָּבָר)	H1697	Word, command, matter	John 1:1 (root)

VI. Blessing & Consequence

Blessing: Those who acknowledge YAHUAH as Creator and walk in His covenant receive life and renewal.
“Blessed are they that do His commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life.” — Revelation 22:14

Consequence: Those who deny His sovereignty fall under deception — worshiping the created instead of the Creator (Romans 1:25).

VII. Final Reflection

“From everlasting to everlasting, You are Elohim.” — Psalm 90:2
“Before Abraham was, I AM.” — John 8:58

YAHUAH and YAHUSHA are One — Creator and Redeemer, manifest in Word and Spirit. His creation stands as witness; His redemption seals the covenant.
✨ Baruch HaShem YAHUAH — Blessed be His Name forever.

📜 Parallel Study Chart — “The One Creator: YAHUAH Revealed in YAHUSHA”

🕊 Unified Theological Summary

• The same Ruach gives physical life (Gen 2:7) and spiritual rebirth (John 3:5–8).
• The same Word creates (Ps 33:6) and becomes flesh (John 1:14).
• The same Name — YAHUAH — is glorified in YAHUSHA (John 17:11).
• The same Covenant runs from Genesis to Revelation, fulfilled and renewed in YAHUSHA.

Reflection for Covenant Walk:
“You are worthy, O YAHUAH our Elohim, to receive glory and honour and power: for You created all things.” (Revelation 4:11)
To walk in Torah is to walk in harmony with the Creator’s design — honoring Shabbat (Exodus 20:11), guarding His Name (Deut 5:11), and living as renewed creations (2 Corinthians 5:17).
✨ “For of Him, and through Him, and to Him, are all things: to Him be glory forever.” — Romans 11:36