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 Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:42 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:44 pm
Dramatica Angeliqua YahuShalum 1 Corinthians 13 Azkeel God would be the creator. An alien would be created, an alien would also be known as an angel or demon. So be careful because angels have proclaimed themselves as God as well. Remember the God in the Bible is known as the invisible God. The creator will use angels (Aliens) to give us messages but if they proclaim to be god they are wrong because God as we know it would be the creator of everything thus not a creation. Yahuwah the Fathers name Yahu'shua the son's name. The son came in the name of the Father. Those names are used only in the Jewish faith. That is why you don't see either in the New Testament, but only in the old testament. Just a fun fact biggrin Are you talking about the english translated versions of the bible? You do realize the messiah was not called Jesus Christ to his face? That was not his given name. Why Do We Call Him Jesus if His Name is Yeshua? Jewish people say that our Lord Jesus' real Hebrew name is Yeshua. If it is true, then why are people worshiping him in the wrong name? The reader is not the first person to ask this question. Some religious movements have argued that we worship the wrong Savior if we do not call him by his Hebrew name, Yeshua. Answer: He is correct in saying Yeshua is the Hebrew name for the Lord. It means "Yahweh [the Lord] is Salvation." The English spelling of Yeshua is “Joshua.” However, when translated from Hebrew into the Greek language, the name Yeshua becomes Iēsous. The English spelling for Iēsous is “Jesus.” Basically, what this means is Joshua and Jesus are the same name. One is translated from Hebrew into English, the other from Greek into English. It is also interesting to note, the names "Joshua" and "Isaiah" are essentially the same names as Yeshua in Hebrew. They mean "Savior" and "the salvation of the Lord." GotQuestions.org gives this practical illustration: In German, our English word for book is "buch." In Spanish, it becomes a "libro;" in French, a "livre." The language changes, but the object itself does not. In the same way, we can refer to Jesus as “Jesus,” “Yeshua,” or “YehSou” (Cantonese), without changing His nature. In any language, His name means “the Lord is Salvation.” Those who argue and insist we call Jesus by his correct name, Yeshua, are concerning themselves with trivial, non-essential matters. English speakers call him Jesus, with a "J" that sounds like "gee." Portuguese speakers call him Jesus, but with a "J" that sounds like "sjeh," and Spanish speakers call him Jesus, with a "J" that sounds like "hey." Which one of these pronunciations is the correct one? All of them, of course, in their own language. The Bible doesn't give preeminence to one language (or translation) over another. We are not commanded to call upon the name of the Lord in Hebrew only. Acts 2:21 says, "But everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved." God knows who calls upon his name, whether they do so in English, Portuguese, Spanish, or Hebrew. He is still the same Lord and Savior. You know that lord comes from ba'al. We're not supposed to use that word. Eliyahu (Elijah) in kings shows this and even executes the prophets of "Lord"
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Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:48 pm
And if you look at the original king james version. (In english mind you) They did not stray from the Name of our messiah much. And it does matter. It's put into our scriptures everywhere to not use another Name. It's disrespectful of who He is. We were never meant to give Him our own names for Him. He gave us the Name to call Him by we didn't Name Him.
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Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:53 pm
YahuShalum And if you look at the original king james version. (In english mind you) They did not stray from the Name of our messiah much. And it does matter. It's put into our scriptures everywhere to not use another Name. It's disrespectful of who He is. We were never meant to give Him our own names for Him. He gave us the Name to call Him by we didn't Name Him. I choose to say "Jesus" and "God", thank you.
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Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:53 pm
Dramatica Angeliqua YahuShalum And if you look at the original king james version. (In english mind you) They did not stray from the Name of our messiah much. And it does matter. It's put into our scriptures everywhere to not use another Name. It's disrespectful of who He is. We were never meant to give Him our own names for Him. He gave us the Name to call Him by we didn't Name Him. I choose to say "Jesus" and "God", thank you. Why is it so hard to use His hebrew name? Why do you preach in another name?
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Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:57 pm
YahuShalum Dramatica Angeliqua YahuShalum And if you look at the original king james version. (In english mind you) They did not stray from the Name of our messiah much. And it does matter. It's put into our scriptures everywhere to not use another Name. It's disrespectful of who He is. We were never meant to give Him our own names for Him. He gave us the Name to call Him by we didn't Name Him. I choose to say "Jesus" and "God", thank you. Why is it so hard to use His hebrew name? Why do you preach in another name? I'm aware that "Jesus" and "Yeshua" are the same names, but I'm just more comfortable with calling Him Jesus because that's the name I've used all my life. "Jesus" is English for "Yeshua." You just prefer the Hebrew version. Please accept our different preferences in language.
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Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 10:02 pm
Dramatica Angeliqua YahuShalum Dramatica Angeliqua YahuShalum And if you look at the original king james version. (In english mind you) They did not stray from the Name of our messiah much. And it does matter. It's put into our scriptures everywhere to not use another Name. It's disrespectful of who He is. We were never meant to give Him our own names for Him. He gave us the Name to call Him by we didn't Name Him. I choose to say "Jesus" and "God", thank you. Why is it so hard to use His hebrew name? Why do you preach in another name? I'm aware that "Jesus" and "Yeshua" are the same names, but I'm just more comfortable with calling Him Jesus because that's the name I've used all my life. "Jesus" is English for "Yeshua." You're just prefer with Hebrew version. Please accept our different preferences in language. Well nothing I can do. I really do suggest looking up the importance of His Name though.
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Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 10:20 pm
I'm really sorry, but the whole Yeshua thing really confuses me and and makes me question whether or not I'm a real Christian... I always thought I was. Calling Jesus "Yeshua" just sounds so foreign to me, and I don't feel like I'm loving the same person I've always loved. So, um... I found this site that supports me in the weird Jesus/Yeshua ordeal that has come about these days. Yeshua or Jesus I just feel like calling Him "Jesus" is right for me. Here's the King James Version (written in 1611) ... www.kingjamesbibleonline.org This is the 1769 version. You can also view the 1611 version, too, and it's super cool because the spelling changes and Jesus Christ becomes Iesus Christ.
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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 12:03 am
Dramatica Angeliqua I'm really sorry, but the whole Yeshua thing really confuses me and and makes me question whether or not I'm a real Christian... I always thought I was. Calling Jesus "Yeshua" just sounds so foreign to me, and I don't feel like I'm loving the same person I've always loved. So, um... I found this site that supports me in the weird Jesus/Yeshua ordeal that has come about these days. Yeshua or Jesus I just feel like calling Him "Jesus" is right for me. Here's the King James Version (written in 1611) ... www.kingjamesbibleonline.org This is the 1769 version. You can also view the 1611 version, too, and it's super cool because the spelling changes and Jesus Christ becomes Iesus Christ. If you search His Name is Yahusha. The prophets even carried our fathers Name in it. EliYahu for example means my El is Yahuah (El meaning might one). Think about the word hallelujah. It's pronounced. Yah. Don't stumble upon this just really research it. You have our stable rock. We just need to always search for truth of our faith and never get complacent. You have our sacrifice of the messiah. Get to know Him more. ^^ Our scriptures make reference to our Father's Name and using it. "Thou shalt not take His Name in vain" That means not using it as well. Remember. Only one Name to call upon. Remember; our Father is not confusion. There is a straight path in front of us and He leads us to it. We don't lead ourselves.
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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 8:53 pm
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