Yeshua or Jesus? ✝️ #jesus #christianity

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[prestigeprestiges]

Jesus knows who He is. And he knows who his children are😊🥰

[modztunerz]

Again, it’s the Persona of Yeshua. WWYD He kept his father’s Commandments and did not go to Sunday church. He went to a Synagogue on Shabbat. Do what Yeshua would do and not the Greek Christian Catholic Jesus. That has been presented to us.

[Millercreek]

“To base one’s faith on the correct pronunciation of a name in an ancient language is not a very strong foundation”. This is a statement I can stand behind!

[triciabliler]

I receive not honor from men.

But I know you, that ye have not the love of God in you.

I am come in My Father's name (YAH) and you receive me not, if another shall come in his own name (JESUS), him you will receive.

How can you believe, which receive honor one of another, and seek not the honor that cometh from God only?
John 5:41-44

[simoneshalom]

Actually Jesus is the Hellenization of Zeus, a Greek God, not the Messiah at all. They also gave you his appearance incorrectly as well. Do you even really know who you're worshiping if you don't know what they look like or their actual name? Honestly, you could be worshiping anybody.

[aldenvidal]

but Yeshua ain't Greek or English, and Jesus does not mean anything. In Hebrew, names bear their character because they are words that have meaning. Yeshua in Hebrew means He will save/ salvation. Jesus does not have that and he was never called that.

[KbeezyThe]

Your absolutely correct, but if you look into the meaning of each letter and syllable, Yeshua is just really awesome ❤❤❤

[newzlite]

It makes no sense to change is name when we can actually pronounce it. So if the Greek translation couldn’t spell his name because they didn’t have a J or vowel sound. Why is the name used now? Why ignore the actual name for a name that sounds nothing like the name he was called under his native tongue?

[Davilleradio]

That is a oxymoron my friend. If your name is Tom and I see you across the street And yelled out Tim! Tim! Will you turn around, MOST LIKELY NOT BECAUSE THATS NOT YOUR NAME. THE DEVIL KNOWS THAT THERE'S POWER IN THE NAME SO TO KEEP PEOPLE FROM THAT POWER HE TRICK US TO CALL HIM JESUS, MY FRIEND IT DOES MATTER. JESUS IS ZEUS SO you're PRAYING TO ZEUS.

[Cryptodoomfist]

I'm pretty sure Yeshua knows who u mean if u use Jesus

[gregt]

You're wrong, it does matter! There is no biblical name Jesus. Jesus is a name created by man and not the name God gave to Yeshua. Yeshua's name or anyone's name, should never be translated into the local language.

[potencianaviajedor]

Doesnt matter? If its not important about knowing his name...christ will never wrote in so many verse that glorify his name...ask for forgiveness in his name..

[maridias]

Doesn't it really matter? To say like that so strongly sounds just not right

[jessicafigueroa]

It does matter man… where in the Bible does ut say it doesn’t matter what you call him? Please explain

[InfiniteCuriosity]

In aramic his name was pronounced Isho or Eesho.

[yashuashouse]

Eric, you assumed the New Covenant is Greek, it was not, and He does care what we call Him, He gave us His name and He expects us to call Him.by His given name not some other cultures variant. His name is YAH-SHOO-AH. Please pray to Him and wait as long as it takes to get His true name pronunciation before you decide to reply. Blessings are in Yashua.

Amein & shalom

[spiritofeli]

He was never pronounced Joshua or Yahussia/Yahosea. That is a mistake that became legdend. Ezra wrote Joshua in greek then was translated to English as "Jeshua" using the E instead of A or O.

Then when they translated it from English back to Hebrew they spelled Jeshua as Yeshua. Only in Ezras writings did he spell Joshua as Jeshua 28 times but Joshua is spelled correctly 128 times throughout the rest of the bible.

Joshua is pronounced Yahussia but Jesus is pronounced Yishua and Yeshua. They do not mean the samething.

I don't have a problem with people calling Him Jesus but Joshua is not His name. The Greeks assumed Jesus was spelled like Joshua because Greeks also didn't have vowels.

Many people use Greek to define Hebrew but it should be the other way around, and His name and how it is said reflects the meaning so it is very very important.

Joshua/Yahussia/Yahosea means: Yahs Protection.

Jesus/Yishua/Yeshua means: Saved by the had of the Shaddai the Destroyer.

Very I would recommend using his Hebrew name Yishua because the meaning of that Name is the basis of our faith.

[Ozkar]

Where in the bible says it doesn't matter how you call him

[ronswanson]

I didn't Read where it says call me by any name you want?