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YHWH is Salvation.

Yeshua purpose was to point to the father as his name states.

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What do Yeshua mean?

"Yeshua" is a Hebrew name meaning "Yahweh is salvation." It is commonly translated as "Jesus" in English.


How many names Jesus have in the bible?

In Hebrew, Jesus' name would have been Yeshua Ben Joseph. At the time of His birth, it was the custom among Jews to name their children according to lineage. Therefore Jesus was named 'Yeshua son of Joseph'. Yeshua (yeh-SHOO-ah) in Hebrew means salvation. From gravesites of the area, the name 'Salvation' was a common one.The travel of the Name throughout the various languages gives us Jesus. From the Hebrew Yeshua, it went to the Greek Iesus. From the Greek it went to the Latin Iesu, and from the Latin Iesu, it went to the English Iesus. The J was not invented until the Middle Ages, so the current spelling Jesus was not available until about 1500.Note that each language has it peculiarities according to grammar. The Greek ending of 'sus' denotes male, much like the pronoun 'he', so the transliteration from Hebrew to Greek is consistant within the boundaries of each language.Other names:Bread of LifeKing of KingsLord of LordsSon of ManLambLionJehovahSaviorMessiahGood Shepherd


How do you say Jesus died for our sins in Aramaic?

Ieshu Damiyt D'khayton al afin. Jesus Died (because of) Sins of Us


What does iesus mean?

The name Jesus refers to the Son of God and it means " Jehovah is salvation. The person who became known as Jesus Christ did not begin life here on earth. He himself spoke of his prehuman heavenly life. Read John 3: 13; 6:38, 62; 8:23,42,58. So to answer your question. The meaning of the name Jesus is ' Jehovah is salvation'


In Judges chp 19 20 21 Why did 65000 israelites have to die to avenge the death of one concubine is it because not that the many died for the one but rather the one Yeshua died for the many?

In Judges chapter 19:20-21, the 65000 Israelites had to die to avenge the death of one concubine because Yeshua had died for many. ASKER: I meant Judges Chapters 19-21. Not Judges 19:20-21. Don't think this effects the answer though since we are talking about the same story of the concubine ravaged by evil men whom the Benjamites protect causing the other Israelite tribes to fight the Benjamites almost to extinction except for a small remnant who are then perpetuated by kidnapping wives from the countryside. This story would then appear to be a form of writing that uses reverse or opposite analogies to point to Jesus the Messiah. Perhaps these things have been hidden on purpose. Jesus said, "To him that has much more will be given, and to him that has little, even what he has will be taken away."