Which name of the savior is correct yeshua or yah shua?

Answer 1

Interesting question. The names Yeshua and its variants are popular today with many Christians including Messianic Jews. However, the New Testament, being originally written in Greek, never uses a Hebraic name for Jesus; so Yeshua is in some ways, a conjecture of what Jesus' real Jewish name might have been. The NT name for Jesus is transliterated as IESOUS, and is almost certainly the name Joshua, or Yeshua, meaning something to the effect of God saves. Variations in the pronunciation of Hebrew names often arises because of the lack of vowel notation in ancient Hebrew. It's possible both forms are correct, but I'm not qualified to say for sure. Answer: Hosea 2:16 "It will come about in that day," declares Yahweh, "That you will call Me Ishi And will no longer call Me Baali. We are no long to call Yahweh or Yahshua my pagan names,it is the word from Yahweh our Elohim. Yahweh represents himself by different forms of His name YAH. This is done by adding a prefix or a suffix