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All that nonsense about where the name of Jesus came from comes right out of the "Sacred Name" cult.I know the Name jesus is in our bibles-------but..........................
The name of the Christ in the originals was Jehoshua(Yehoshua)
Just as the Name of God was Jehovah(Yehovah)
The name Yehoshua means Salvation of Yehovah
The name Yehovah was taken out of our translations today and replaced with terms like Lord
The name Jesus--taken from the greek pagan culture was a name that meant---Hail Zeus or Praise Zeus
So how I ask then we got the translation in our bibles of today of the name Jesus and have we been offering praise to the Greek god Zeus instead of offering Praise to Yehovah God ?????
the ones going about and working in the name of Jesus--have they been doing the work in the name of Zeus ???
NO other name under Heaven where by men must be saved(Yehoshua) ??
where does that leave people who are saved by the name jesus ??
With absolutely no proof historically or scholastically for their claims, they put down the name of Jesus calling it pagan and categorize all Christians that do not speak his correct Hebrew name as following and calling on a pagan God. While the Jehovah’s Witnesses have tried to do the same thing, the sacred name movement is further down the same shaky road. This movement’s claim is the Hebrew pronunciation of Yashua as his correct (in Hebrew ) and only name to be pronounced. The questions we need to ask is first is this true and if so, is God as legalistic as they present him. Because they are saying that Yahweh’s view is “if you didn’t pronounce my name right so I’m not going to save you.” The implication is that from the beginning of the Jewish/Gentile Church up until now, has been incorrect and unsaved.
The use of Iesous (Jesus) for Joshua was common long before the birth of our Savior which is found in the Greek Septuagint translation. The form was identical in the Old Testament Greek Septuagint (the precise transliteration is Iesous) to that of the New Testament text. The book of Yahoshua (Joshua) in the Greek Septuagint is Called Iseous naus meaning Joshua Son of Nun. So it was the Hebrews themselves that used this name in Greek before Jesus' time. Certainly they weren’t calling Joshua Zeus as some claim is Iseous for Jesus in the NT.
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