THE NAME JESUS, A MISPLACEMENT Jesus is not the name of the Jewish Mashiyah (messiah), plain and simple. Jesus is an English translation of the Greek name Ieosus. (Which, in its shortened version is IHS, appears embossed on the Catholic Crucifix) First, and foremost, the name Ieosus, has nothing in common with any Hebrew name, there is no existing Hebrew name to which you can reverse translate Ieosus. Ieosus appears to be uniquely Greek, and has more in common with ancient pagan Gods, than it does the Jewish Mashiyah! There are no Hebrew manuscripts to be found, that predate the Greek documents from which was derived the New Testament, and therefore, seeing that Mashiyah had Hebrew parents, its more than likely the Hebrew name of Messiah has been somehow misplaced by the world! We know that much of the New Testament was written by Hebrew Apostles, and that, aside from Paul, most of the other Apostles ministry was focused on evangelizing the Hebrews. Its highly unlikely, therefore; that when Hebrew Apostles wrote letters or accounts designed to save the Jew, they were exclusively written in Greek. Its also very odd to say the Apostles didnt use the Hebrew name of MASHIYAH YAHSHUA, even if they were to have written their letters and accounts in Greek, dont you find it strange that they did not use the Hebrew name of YAHSHUA, but instead converted it to Ieosus, arbitrarily, and for no apparent reason. We are expected to believe that the Apostles all got together one day, before they started writing letters and accounts, and decided to change the Hebrew name of YAHSHUA to a Greek name that has absolutely nothing in common with any Hebrew name in existence, and instead, resembles the names of several Greek Gods!
Posted on: Wed, 06 Nov 2013 13:11:45 +0000
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