THE NAME

A Detailed Expository Study on The Name of Jesus “Yeshua”

Beverley Vaughn

What does it truly mean when Scripture declares there is “no other Name under heaven” by which we must be saved?

This is a deep, exegetical, historically grounded, linguistically precise journey into one of the most powerful themes in all of Scripture: The Name.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals that a name is never merely a label, it is identity, authority, covenant, reputation, and mission. In this comprehensive expository study, Beverley Vaughn traces the theological architecture behind the Name of Jesus,Yeshua, unpacking its Hebrew roots, Greek development, Second Temple Jewish context, apostolic proclamation, and eternal significance.

You will explore:

• The Hebrew root יָשַׁע (yasha) and the covenant meaning of salvation
• The development from Yehoshua → Yeshua → Iēsous → Jesus
• The Old Testament theology of “The Name” and divine presence
• The Angel of the LORD and the mystery of “My Name is in Him”
• Why the apostles were persecuted for preaching “in this Name”
• The exaltation of the Name in Philippians 2 and its connection to Isaiah 45
• Joshua typology and how Jesus fulfills Israel’s conquest narrative
• The courtroom, covenantal, and priestly dimensions of praying “In the Name of Jesus”
• The eschatological significance of bearing His Name in Revelation

This study dismantles superstition and replaces it with covenant clarity.

It reveals:

• Why the Name is not magic
• Why pronunciation debates miss the larger theological reality
• Why early Jewish believers understood this proclamation as revolutionary
• Why praying in His Name is legal, priestly, relational, and authoritative

With detailed word studies, historical context, Second Temple insights, and deep canonical integration, this work moves beyond inspiration into revelation grounded in Scripture.

This is for serious students of the Word.

For teachers, For leaders, For those who want to understand what they are invoking when they say:

“In the Name of Jesus.”

Because The Name is not a closing statement.

It is covenant authority.

It is divine identity revealed.

It is salvation embodied.

It is the exalted Name above every name.

And when you understand The Name, you understand the architecture of the gospel itself.