Jesus real name was Yeshua

Isn't it a sin to not use the true name of your savior? Jesus was actually named Yeshua. You guys couldn't even get that right!

Isn't that the same only that's translated?gs_gear

yes that's his name in Aramaic. in Arabic we call him Yessua. and in English it's Jesus. we don't have the name wrong, it's just different translations.Pearl_of_Egypt

yes that's his name in Aramaic. in Arabic we call him Yessua. and in English it's Jesus. we don't have the name wrong, it's just different translations.Pearl_of_Egypt

Who cares, and he is not my savior.tzar3

Then your going to hell lol jk.

His name is Jesus in english (the best language) it could be other things in different languages if its translated.

[QUOTE="Pearl_of_Egypt"]yes that's his name in Aramaic. in Arabic we call him Yessua. and in English it's Jesus. we don't have the name wrong, it's just different translations.ZeRo-ZeN

according to wikipedia, it's either.

yes that's his name in Aramaic. in Arabic we call him Yessua. and in English it's Jesus. we don't have the name wrong, it's just different translations.Pearl_of_Egypt

yeah I think Allah means "the only God" or something.

also a lot of names that are Hebrew/Arabic start with a Y then change to J when translated to the Latin languages. like Youssef becoming Joseph, Yacob becoming Jacob, etc.

yes in islam we call god allah

[QUOTE="tzar3"]Who cares, and he is not my savior.livingrapture

Then your going to hell lol jk.

His name is Jesus in english (the best language) it could be other things in different languages if its translated.

And he never saved me from anything, so he's not my savior...

Well, there you go. Us Christians just got royally pwnt.

:roll:

when you translate it into greek, Yeshua becomes "Jesus" notconspiracy

[QUOTE="notconspiracy"]when you translate it into greek, Yeshua becomes "Jesus" CensoredName

[QUOTE="CensoredName"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]when you translate it into greek, Yeshua becomes "Jesus" MattUD1

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[QUOTE="CensoredName"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]when you translate it into greek, Yeshua becomes "Jesus" MattUD1

Isn't it a sin to not use the true name of your savior? Jesus was actually named Yeshua. You guys couldn't even get that right!

ToiletOnHisHead

1. Where did you get that it is a sin to not use His true name?:|

2. "Yeshua" is Greek for "Jesus." It translates into the same exact thing.

1. Where did you get that it is a sin to not use His true name?:|

2. "Yahshua" is Greek for "Jesus." It translates into the same exact thing.

Dracargen

In reverse order:

2) No it isn't. "Yahshua" is the Hebrew name for "Jesus". "Iesous" is the Greek name for "Jesus". "Jesus" is the equivalent of "Joshua". The only difference is which foreign name was transliterated into English. In the case of "Yahshua", the traditional transliteration is "Joshua". In the case of "Iesous", the tradtitional transliteration is "Jesus".

1) Yeah I don't get that either. "Jesus" is his real name in English, just as "Joshua" is his real name in English, just as "Iesous" is his real name in Greek, and just as "Yahshua" was his real name in Hebrew. And as far as we can tell, the New Testament writers used the name "Iesous", which makes sense given that they wrote the New Testament in Greek.