How do you spell Jesus in hebrew?
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No, it is only Yahshuah, the reason we call it Yahshuah is because the prefix Yah is short for Yahweh, which is the fathers name. And Shua means salvation his sons name means Yahweh or "Yah is salvation"\n\nJews will call his name Yeshua which means "God save" or is salvation. But the Jews remove the name Yah from Yahshua for Ye in Yeshua. So they can't say the divine name of God.  That is why Jesus say he "HaYah(Yah)come in the father name a we receive him not..." but we do not receive his fathers name which is Yah thus Yahshuah\n\nmany believe the "O" in Yahoshuah and "H" suffix are silent. Thus Yahshua is his name, have any question about his name e-mail me i love to talk about his name.
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Since it's the language it was originally written in, i would say Hebrew
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Jesus Christus-is in Afrikaans \nIesus Crist - is in Anglo Saxon \nJesus von Nazaret - Deutsch \nJesús de Nazaret - Español (Spanish)\nJésus de Nazareth - Français (French)\n\nand many many more on this same site.. under "other languages"\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus
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Greek, aramic and hebrew.
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Yes Jesus Pronounced HEyZEUs.  He was a spanish friend of mine.  i saw the whole thing!
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In the Hebrew OT, YHWH (still to close to the name of God for Hebrews to feel safe) was frequently replaced with Adonai - Hebrew for "Lord." (which is why the Greek NT uses Kurios - "Lord").  Your 13th Century monk used the vowled from Adonai with YHWH to form YaHoWaH - but in Ecclesiastical Latin 'J' and 'W' did not exist, so it became Jaehovah.\n\nMajor literary works, like the KJV, do as much to create language as to use the existing language.  So now, in English, Jehovah is the word for the name of God; in Hebrew it's YHWH.  Just like my name is Mark in English, Marco in Italian, and Maruku in Japanese - people use the letters and sounds available to them within the structure of their own language.
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actually in Hebrew Abraham is pronounced Avraham \n\nMoses is Moshe \n\nJacob is Yacov\n\nIssac is Yitzach\n\nthose are the simple ones
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Jewish is a religion, but Jewish is also a race of people. Jewish is the newer word for Hebrew. Jesus is Hebrew/Jewish
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where does it say this in the Bible?And please try to spell correctly
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Aramaic, Greek and Latin were the languages of Jesus' time. He spoke in Aramaic but most of the scriptures were written in Greek and Hebrew.
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Occasionally, "Jehovah" is represented as "JHVH", although in Hebrew the Tetragrammatton's equivalent Roman letters are "YHWH". It seems unlikely that "JWH" is intended as an abbreviation for "Jehovah".\n\nThe Hebrew name “Yahweh” (or “Yehowah”) seems to accurately pronounce the divine name. Just as the Hebrew name “Yeshua” (or “Yehoshua”) is translated into “Jesus” in English, the Hebrew name “Yahweh” is translated into “Jehovah” in English.\n\nThe important thing is to use God’s personal name in whatever language you speak, rather than insisting upon the impersonal! The name “Yahweh” is certainly preferable to the non-name “God” or “Lord”. If you speak English, feel free to use the name "Jehovah".\n\n(Psalms 83:18) That people may know that you, whose name is Jehovah, You alone are the Most High over all the earth\n\n(John 17:26) [Jesus said] I have made your name known to them and will make it known, in order that the love with which you loved me may be in them
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Jesus in greek is Lesous with was translated in Lesus in latin then Jesus in English did you know there is no J, or j sound in the Hebrew language. When the King James bible was translated in English in 1611 Jesus and Jehovah name wasn't in there because the J wasn't in use then, J is the last letter added to the latin alphabet.\n\n\nBut Jesus name is Yahshua in the orginal text it the only name that give salvation. ACT 4;12 Jesus in A English translation that means nothing, because the holy name of Yah was took out. Which God many many times condemn people for not using his real name.\n\nJehovah name is all messed up the suffix Hovah means wicked, terrible in hebrew and it's missing Yah in the name so it have on meaning ethier.
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DARYL (Unisex - French) \nDear, Beloved   \n\nELLIOTT (Male - Hebrew) \nClose to God
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Im Yirtzeh Hashem (Hebrew)
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It is pronounced "baruch" and spelled "ברוך"\n\nAlso, in regards to the person who translated the word "blessed" as "barak," this is incorrect -- "barak" means "lightening."
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We have twenty two letters in a scripture called the "Alef- Bet":\n\nא- Alef\nב- Bet\nג- Gimel\nד- Dalet\nה- Heh\nו- Vav\nז- Zayin\nח- Chet\nט- Tet\nי- Yud\nכ- Kaf\nל- Lamed\nמ- Mem\nם- Mem in its final form, when comes in the end of the word ("Mem sofit")\nנ- Nun\nן- Nun in its final form ("Nun sofit")\nס- Samech\nע- Ayin\nפ- Peh\nף- Peh in its final form ("Peh sofit")\nצ- Tzadik\nץ- Tzadik in its final form ("Tzadik sofit")\nק- Kuf\nר- Reish\nש- Shin\nת- Thav
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Well, in modern day hebrew, it would be bimyutzato (I think).  In the more ancient hebrew, I honestly can't remember...sorry!