i go by a name, i am not a name. i do use various names that are associated with accounts that are not mine.

i own the spoken name, when i speak it into existence. it is technically never the same sound, pronunciation, intensity, or tone, depending on the situation and audience. the issues with the name begin when the conditions of a name are not properly laid down, and when presumptions are not rebutted.

for example:

if the above corporations see that i use the name that they own, the name will have to perform according to their own terms and conditions. if the corporation assumes that i am the name, then they will try to force me to perform, according to the assumption that i and the name are one and the same.

when i specify the terms and conditions of the name, and presumptions are dispelled, then i own the name, or take back the ownership. real ownership comes with real responsibility.

furthermore, the word "your" is singular or plural. the term "your name" can refer to the collective of corporations and accounts that i am assigned to. the word "thy name" refers to a singular man's name, typically his proper Christian name given at birth. that name he owns, but just like anything else in the world, that which i own, i must defend. the paperwork accomplishes just that: defense of ownership without having to waste saliva.

i shall not answer the additional question at this time, the first one took a lot of thought, lol.