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Homepage Private Community Forums General Discussion (Off-topic + Welcomes) A very interesting talk; what the Bible says about who Jesus is and who we are.

  • morag-janet-of-the-hill-family

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    December 26, 2024 at 12:43 pm

    These are interesting comments from under the video on bitchute…. “The word jew is not in the original manuscripts. the word that is, is
    ‘Ioudaios’ meaning judean, all bibles have been altered since the
    1800s. the word in the greek is ioudaioi. it was always translated
    judeans. so, when Messiah said “you say that you are judeans, but are
    not, you are of your father the devil” judean could mean living in the land of judea or in this context, judean meaning of the tribe of Judah. Messiah being from the tribe of Judah would know. study history: judea was flooded by edomites [esau] they infiltrated the highest religious offices in the land. fact. Messiah would not call the children of Israel children of the devil. The saying above the cross was “king of the judeans”…. and… “A study of the etymology of the word “Jesus”, in even as mundane a
    source as the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, reveals that this name does
    not come directly from the Greek “Iesous”, but derives from the
    early-Latin “Iesu”, the “I” pronounced initially as a “Y” producing
    Yay-soo. The “I” in the middle-ages was differentiated into the “I” and the “J” in our Latin alphabet used for the English language. Thus, in late-Latin, the Iesou (Yaysoo) became Jesu (Jaysoo) which became Jesus in the English tongue. This relationship in the etymology is omitted by the author in his “apologetics.” Messiah was, is and will always be a hebrew Israelite. His name is Yahshua = Yah is our salvation. jesus =meaningless”