This Is What Yeshua Meant When He Said 'I Never Knew You' - Hebrew Reveals

"I never knew you. Depart from Me." — Matthew 7:23 These are the most terrifying words in Scripture. And almost no one understands what they actually mean. The people Yeshua says this to are not unbelievers. They prophesied in His name. They cast out demons in His name. They performed miracles in His name. And He still looked at them and said: I never knew you. In this episode of Lost in Translation, we go beneath the English surface to the Hebrew concept hidden behind that single word "knew." That word is YADA (יָדַע). And yada has nothing to do with recognition. Yada is the word used in Genesis 4:1 when Adam "knew" his wife Eve. It is the word Yahweh uses in Amos 3:2: "You only have I known of all the families of the earth." It is the word at the heart of the New Covenant promise in Jeremiah 31:34: "They shall ALL know Me." Yada is intimate. Covenantal. Experiential. The kind of knowing that cannot be faked, performed, or built through ministry activity alone. Which means Matthew 7:23 is not asking what you did for Him. It is asking whether He knew you. You can prophesy without yada. You can cast out demons without yada. You can serve in ministry for decades without yada. This teaching will change how you read this verse forever. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a Lost in Translation episode. Every week we uncover the Hebrew words buried beneath your English Bible. Join our email community and receive the Seven Hidden Names of Yahweh as our gift to you. Link below. https://pray.revelationroadx.org/free... #Matthew723 #HebrewWordStudy #LostInTranslation #BiblicalHebrew