🌿 CALLED BY HIS NAME
The Journey of the Bride Returning to Her Identity in YAHUAH
Study 3 — The Bride Who Was Given a Name That Was Not Hers
When the Nations Renamed the Bride in Captivity
Why This Matters
- Many people feel lost because the world labeled them with names YAHUAH never gave them.
- Just like Yahshar'al, the Bride has been renamed in captivity — by nations, religions, traditions, and culture.
- Being renamed leads to deep confusion, shame, and identity wounds.
- YAHUAH wants the Bride to know: only His Name tells you who you are.
- This study brings healing to those who feel misnamed, misunderstood, or stripped of identity.
- It helps you see that YAHUAH is restoring the name He placed on you.
What You'll Learn Today
- How nations and oppressors renamed Yahshar'al.
- How captivity changes identity and removes truth.
- Why YAHUAH says: "My people will be called by another name."
- The emotional damage of losing who you are.
- How YAHUAH restores identity, dignity, and belonging.
- Why returning to His Name gives you your own name back.
What We Will Read Together
15"You shall leave your name as a curse to My chosen; for YAHUAH will slay you and call His servants by another name."
27"They made My people forget My Name… just as their fathers forgot My Name for Baal."
24–25"Since you have forsaken Me, I will forsake you, and give My Name to another nation."
6–7Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah were given Babylonian names by the captors.
14"You have made us a byword among the nations, a shaking of the head among the peoples."
2"Among all her lovers, she has none to comfort her."
19"I called for my lovers, but they deceived me."
9"You are not My people."
10"You shall be called the sons of the living ALUAH."
17"To the one who overcomes… I will give a white stone with a new name written, which no one knows except the one who receives it."
12"I will write on him the Name of My ALUAH, and the Name of the city of My ALUAH."
3"Because of the fragrance of Your good ointments, Your Name is ointment poured out."
How This Connects To Your Life
- You may feel like people gave you names that wounded you.
- Culture, religion, or family may have labeled you wrongly.
- You may feel lost because you forgot who you are.
- Captivity changes names — but YAHUAH restores them.
- YAHUAH calls you by the name He gave you, not the identity forced on you.
- You are not forgotten. You are not the names the world used on you.
- YAHUAH is restoring your true identity through His Name.
Search Your Own Heart
- Have I accepted names YAHUAH never gave me?
- Do I define myself by what people said instead of what YAHUAH says?
- Have I been shaped by trauma, rejection, or captivity?
- Do I still answer to the wrong names emotionally?
- Am I ready for YAHUAH to restore my true identity?
- Do I believe He has a new name for me?
How To Palal In This Season
Silent Palal
- "YAHUAH, heal the places where I lost my identity."
- "Remove every name that was not Yours."
- "Free me from the labels placed on me."
- "Let me hear the name You call me."
These are spoken inside, where only YAHUAH hears.
Out-Loud Palal
- "I break agreement with every false name."
- "I receive the Name YAHUAH placed on me."
- "YAHUAH restores my identity and my belonging."
- "I answer only to the Name He gives me."
These are spoken out loud, where darkness must obey and your soul hears truth.
Your One Assignment This Week
Speak this out loud once each day:
"YAHUAH, restore the name You gave me."
Deep Study Scriptures (Study These On Your Own)
Nations Renaming the Bride
- Daniel 1:6–7
- Psalm 44:14–15
- Isaiah 65:15
- Lamentations 1:19
False Lovers & False Identities
- Hosea 1–2
- Jeremiah 2–3
- Lamentations 1:2
- Song of Solomon 1:3
Identity in Captivity
- 2 Esdras 1:24–25
- 2 Baruch 1:2–3
- Lamentations 1–2
Restoration of Identity
- Revelation 2:17
- Revelation 3:12
- Isaiah 62:2
- Ezekiel 36:25–28