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Honi has more documentation historically than Jesus. pontius pilot,all the ceasars,the pharos of egypt,alexander the great. all these people have been historically proven as fact.
the ONLY reference to Jesus ,outside of the gospels,is by Josephus in the Jewish war.
Of course the Messiah is Jesus,but what is his name?????????????????????????
Jesus is a title not a name,why is this lost on people? Even his own follower's.
It is hidden in the calander between July and November or at least the returning name.
Originally posted by 13th Zodiac
Of course the Messiah is Jesus,but what is his name?????????????????????????
Jesus is a title not a name,why is this lost on people? Even his own follower's.
It is hidden in the calander between July and November or at least the returning name.
Originally posted by sHuRuLuNi
Old Video.
Why is this even "news"?
We know Jesus is the messiah ... we have known for 2000 years now ...
That may be Joshua's name in that language.
Yeshua is his name in aramic.
Originally posted by Praetorius
reply to post by 13th Zodiac
Of course the Messiah is Jesus,but what is his name?????????????????????????
Jesus is a title not a name,why is this lost on people? Even his own follower's.
It is hidden in the calander between July and November or at least the returning name.
Could you please clarify that? "Jesus" IS a name, Iesous in greek, and stemming from Yehoshua (or a variant thereof) in hebrew - Yehoshua being the name we render as Joshua in english. "Jesus" shared the same name as the jewish leader Joshua son of Nun in the old testament, and this is why there was confusion in older versions of the books of Acts as Joshua was originally translated as "Jesus, son of Nun".
It's probably lost on people because it's not true, as far as I'm aware, and you're the first person I've ever seen claim it. I believe you might be thinking of CHRIST actually being a title, not a name, because it's the greek version of hebrew messiah, both meaning "annointed".
Take care.