The Hebrew name of the Messiah, lettered with care.
These shirts use the Hebrew names rather than the Greek and English forms most English Bibles carry. Yeshuah and Yahushah are transliterations of the name rendered in English as Jesus, and Yahweh and YAH of the name rendered as LORD. For many believers, using the Hebrew name is a way of holding on to what translation smooths over.
Hebrew transliterations are unfamiliar to most English readers, so letterspacing and weight matter more here than on any other shirt in the shop. Names are set with generous tracking so they are read correctly the first time.
XS to 3XL in a unisex cut, in 5.3oz classic cotton, 4.2oz ring-spun combed, or 7.0oz heavyweight boxy. Wash inside out in cold water, tumble low or hang dry, no bleach and no direct iron on the print. 10% of every purchase is donated to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit. You are helping the Kingdom of Heaven with every purchase.
It is a transliteration of the Hebrew name rendered in English as Jesus. The Hebrew root carries the sense of salvation or deliverance.
Both transliterate the same Hebrew name. Yahushah is a fuller rendering that preserves more of the divine name YAH at the start, and is used most in Sacred Name congregations.
The shortened form of the divine name, the same YAH that appears at the end of halleluYAH.
The older Hebrew script used before the square Aramaic letterforms modern Hebrew uses. Several designs set the name in it.
For many believers it is a way of holding to the name as it was originally spoken rather than as translation rendered it. Both forms are used across the wider church.
XS to 3XL in a unisex cut, in three cotton weights.
10% of every purchase is donated to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit. You are helping the Kingdom of Heaven with every purchase.