Shalom everyone,
    As Passover week approaches...and indeed as the 1290th. day since the intafada falls on April 11th. (Feast of First Fruits); being days that are Marked by scriptures, I think it appropriate to consider this.
   Joel 3: 5 "And it will be that anyone who calls in the NAME of YHVH will escape, for on the mountain of Zion and in Jerusalem there will be refuge as YHVH said, and among the survivors whom YHVH summons." (Tanach)
    The emphazised words: Anyone, Survivors,  along with escape, and summons...define those who will come out of the Last Days Passover.  The place of refuge will be Jerusalem, and the Mountain of Zion.  And the NAME that we will call upon will be YHVH.
    and now:
   John 19:19 "And Pilate wrote a title, and put it on the cross.  And the writing was, Jesus of Nazareth the King of the Jews."  20.) This title, then read many of the Jews: for the place where Jesus was crucified was nigh to the city: and it was written in HEBREW, and Greek, and Latin" 21) Then said the chief priest of the Jews to Pilate, "Write not , THE KING OF THE JEWS; but that HE SAID , I AM KING OF THE JEWS." 22) Pilate answered, "WHAT I HAVE WRITTEN, I HAVE WRITTEN".
(KJV)

    This is how the HEBREW INSCRIPTION would have read:
Yahshua, Ha'Natzarti, V'meleck, Ha'Yahudim

    Is it any mystery why the chief priest did not want this HEBREW phrase to stand as it was written?  Could it have been, that they saw the Tetragramm of the NAME that they would not say, because it was so HOLY, but used as "THE NAME"  (Ha'shem)?  YaHoVaH!
    And, I would add....what does this say about "The Sacrifice being Echad (one) with YHVH"?

    YaHoshVaH, (Yahosh(u)ha) not jesus, is this the NAME of our redeemer?
    (looks a lot like Tashuvah...the word for repentance in Hebrew)
     We must offer up this sacrifice if we are to be redeemed...We/ our sin/ will be forgiven...but We (Anyone who calls upon His Name) put Him to death on the tree, not just the Jews...but everyone/anyone who will survive the coming days, we must find ourselves guilty; and call upon this Name of YHVH.

Shalom,
Meriam Brown