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  1. This is how the name "Jesus" would have been written in ancient Hebrew documents. The four letters or consonants from right to left are Yod, Shin, Vav, Ayin (Y, SH, OO, A). Jesus is the Greek name for the Hebrew name Joshua or Y'shua which means "The LORD or Yahweh is Salvation".

  2. 15 maj 2017 · The ancient IHS symbol permeates Christian art all over the world. It is extremely common to walk into a Catholic church and see the letters IHS etched on a crucifix or prominently featured in a...

  3. 8 wrz 2016 · On March 30, 2002, a firefighter searching for victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks at the World Trade Center in New York, is reported to have discovered a burnt Bible fused to a piece of steel.

  4. I will focus on the following elements in the history of Jesusnames in Hebrew: 1. The name of the historical Jesus. 2. Jesusnames in Jewish tradition as known to us since the Middle Ages. 3. Hypotheses on the formation of this tradition and especially on the origin of the name Yešu. 4. Hebrew names used for Jesus by Christians since ...

  5. Despite the assertion of some that Jesus’ Hebrew name should be spelled “Yahshua,” there is absolutely no evidence for this name in any known ancient Hebrew or Aramaic sources. In the Judeo-Greek language of the New Testament, “Jesus” is written as Ἰησοῦς (Iēsous).

  6. 12 lut 2021 · Yeshua: The Hebrew Name of Jesus and Why It’s So Important. Some people believe that the name “Jesus” is an invention of Satan, put in place through the Church in order to take us away from the true Messiah, Yeshua. The name “Jesus” is really a code for “Hail Zeus.” It’s invoking a pagan deity.

  7. Yeshua” is the Hebrew name of Jesus of Nazareth and means ” salvation, he saves.” His Name has parts of the tetragrammaton in it. “Yeshua” is a form of “Yahu’shuah,” the Messianic Salvation name.