then ponder this:
If the letter J wasn't invented until the 1500's, then how is it possible for there to be a "Jesus"?
The letter “J” wasn’t invented until the 1500’s, so there was no official Jesus, John, Jacob, Jonah, Joseph, Jude, etc… in the bible.
There may have been a person by the name of Yeshua ben Yosef, but this is debatable as well because the translation means “Joshua, son of Joseph”, not Jesus.
Some may say that his name was spelled with an "I" instead of a "J" (more specifically Iesous or Iesus), but that still doesn't make him "Jesus".
... and do you really think there was some dude named "John" in the middle east back then?
Quoting: in5d Really? Doesn't EVERYONE know this wasn't their Hebrew names?
Do at least a little research, first.
During translations, names are often changed.
For instance, if I moved to Spain tomorrow, they would change my name to their equivalent translation.
This is what happened when the King James scholars translated names from Hebrew into then-modern English.
Moreover, "Jesus" has many names;
The Fisher of Men
The Good Shepherd
The Son of God
Emmanuel
Jehovah
The Messiah
The Lord
Savior
Yahushuah
The King of Kings. The Throne of Thrones.
The Healer.
The Bridegroom.
And on and on.
They are all correct.
And, even then, He has his true name, the one God gave him, written on a stone, which we will never know.
