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This link, Bible researcher, starts out slow and then grows and grows.  You will find a lot here.  Decide where you want to go and stay on track for whatever you are researching

This next site has connected the name Jesus with the name Zeus.  The reasoning used and the facts presented are worth a look.

This next site is a Hebrew/Jewish research and study on the  language and of origins.  Great site for research on name origins, but can be confusing and hard to understand.  A challenge to the Christian faith having its origns in the Hebrew or Jewish Church founded by the Apostles.  Enter with caution.

The next site is great for researching various groups, and cults  as defined by Modern Christian based beliefs.   Ever wonder about a particular group or individual, then this is the place to go.

The Following Site is a well rounded Bible Study site -- for the  younger adults, they say -- but also a very good site for those young in the Messiah, young in the faith.  While this site does not  emphasize our Savior's True Identity (Not yet, anyway), it is a sincere Bible  study Site worth a look -- with your Bible open.

This is a Jewish side to Messianic Jewishness.  It helps to know a little about the Jewish side and this is certainly a good place to start.  Lots of info.  They prefer to us the name Yeshua or Y'shua -- they are in the habit of dropping the H

The following link is a great site and has a tremendous amount of resources.   You will find the usually free non-copyright material -- bibles, commentaries,  etc., but you will also find some valuable copyright material, like the NIV  bible and the NLT translation and some others.  

This next link is to a site that will allow you to access many different translations.  Easy to use.
www.studylight.org/

This site is all about how the Christian Church has always been and extension of the Pagan Babylonian religions started by Nimrod.  Pagan Christianity --
http://www.fossilizedcustoms.com/yahushuawikipedia.html

YAHUSHUA, alt. YAHOSHUA, YAHUSHA ?
The above site has lots of information.  But, as with every site -- enter at your own risk.  I do not  agree with every thing this site is teaching.  I do not agree with his recognition of the Name as YESHAU, for example -- as dropping the H is a big mistake, one that many in the Messianic movement have fallen into.  The  reason is simple -- by dropping the "H" from this Name it is literally dropping half of the Name of our Creator, YaH (Ps 68:4, is an example, would be, Ya or Ye?  No, it is YH, the a and e are only added as vowels and not part of His Holy Name at all).  When it is written as Y'shua,  given the benefit of doubt, this is a method used, in most cases, indicating a missing letter which the reader is expected to supply when  reading -- this approach, I was told by an Ultra Orthodox Jewish student, saying that this was out of respect for His Holy Name.   The reader is, however, expected to supply the missing "H" in their own reading -- from student to teacher?  How is the student to know this, if the teacher keeps it hidden?  Still, I suppose this may be true, not in our Savior's name as a whole but where His Name bears the Name of His Father, YaH --  seeing this form, Y'shua, may truly be a form of respect in avoiding the use of His Name, but only in their own minds, as we are told that all who call on Him, on His Name, will be saved, and how can we do this if we do not know His Name?  (Acts 4:12)

Rom 10:13  For, "Whoever will call on the name of the Lord will be saved."
Rom 10:14  How then will they call on Him in whom they have not believed? How will they believe in him whom they have not heard? How will they hear without a preacher (someone to tell them)?

One other thing, the use and finding, in the Hebrew, that  YaHusha, or YaHoshua, is found and, as some are anxious to point out, the form,  YaHshua, especially with the missing "o" or "U" is not found at all in the Hebrew Scripture.  This is true only if you go by what the Jewish translators say?  For one thing, the missing letters (vowels) were never a part of His Name, they added them to help in the pronunciation, as best they knew it.  I have given an example below to  put this in the right light.  

It should be understood that the Hebrew, everyone is working  with, as found in the Tanak and other Jewish Publication Society translations, is MODERN Hebrew, not Ancient Hebrew, and thus, it is a "best guess" of what the Jewish  forefathers, during YaHshua's time and before used.  In it visual form, modern Hebrew it is completely  different from what little remains of ancient Hebrew. And, for the most part, no  one would even have a clue concerning the ancient Hebrew Moses wrote in and the  Prophets wrote in if it were not for our Creator's NAME.  Scrolls found at  Qumran (Dead Sea Scrolls), were found to contain the Name YHWH in the text found on scrolls, and these writings, in the hand of the scribes, and these writings were in the Hebrew/Aramaic dialect used in that period in time -- However, the Holy Name was rendered in Paleo Hebrew, the language Moses wrote and spoke -- the Holy Name was preserved in the writings of the language of that day, preserved and handed down, generation after generation -- never lost, as some suppose, and preserved for us to this very day.  Every time the  scribe would come to HIS NAME the scribe would print it out in the ancient Paleo lettering, the true original Hebrew, the same lettering Moses would have  written in.  And this passing on of His Holy Name, has led to the uncovering of how to say His Name, and how to understand and write Paleo Hebrew.  But, is this the Holy Language?  No.  We are to one day be given a Holy Language to replace all of the languages we presently use, and to what purpose?  So that we may all call on Him in the same tongue.

Zephaniah 3:9  For then will I turn to the people a pure language, that they may all call upon the name of the LORD, to serve him with one consent.  (Note: Every time you see a name with "iah", know that that is the name of the God of all the Universe, the "i" letter is the Greek, to English, for the Hebrew "y" -- Iah is YaH, the name of God -- see, Ps 68:4)

Paleo Hebrew is not Semitic, not Aramaic, and not Arabic, but Hebrew, a lost language.  Modern Hebrew, as they call it, and then Biblical Hebrew, as they call it, is only a shadow of the original.  Paleo is a lost language, but down through the ages His Holy Name has been preserved and what was found at Qumran proves this truth.  Also, the accuracy from today back to the actually copy of the Word, of what we call Scripture, is proven and demonstrated in a scroll known as the Isaiah (Isa YaH) scroll, a near complete scroll record of the Book of Isaiah.  Compared to the modern translations very little differences are found, other than the modern translations replacing His Holy Name, the wording is correct.  

Because His Name has been preserved in this manner the Hebrew  linguist have a pretty good idea about the phonetic value of each letter and  these four letters of the Creator's Name which were used as vowels in pronunciation of the old language and used as  well as consonants.   Keeping this in mind and  then consider the following concerning the "O" or "U" that some insist is part  of His Name --

Some pretty bright people, Teachers of Biblical Hebrew, a couple that have taken the time to communicated wth me, insist YaHshua is not found in the Hebrew Scriptures, while  YaHoShua is, or is it YaHuShua -- they really prefer the spelling, Yehoshua.  Still, in their professional opinion, this spelling, Yehoshua, is not the spelling the majority of the Hebrew Roots Christians prefer, for them is it Yeshua, or Yehushua.  I guess, according to the experts in Biblical names, they too, are all wrong.  Is it really all about one letter, maybe two, of which neither really exist in the origianl?  YHWH, is the transliteration from the Hebrew into English, letter for letter, every thing else is added.  Can you say this name without adding a vowel?  Yes, you can.  

Why should anyone be so concerned in their denial when their argument or their denial rests on one or maybe two letters, letters that are not part of His Name at all, but are vowels that have been added by the Biblical scribes, by the very people making the denial?  The question is, then, do they know it?  Tell anyone making this argument, that the missing vowel, the o or u means that the name not using these vowels is wrong or not found in the Bible?  If you look at His Name in the Hebrew, as it was originally written, without the vowels added, it is YHsha -- In the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia The Name for JOSHUA is only 6 letters, while the name the modern translators want us to say makes that name or the name YahShua wrong, that is, Yehoshua, there are 8 letters.  Okay, so, let's take the vowel out of YaHshua as well, and what do we have?  YHshua.  Because the experts have added vowels does mean they are right, that makes it a one sided game with only their rules making thing right and they can change those rule anytime they want?  - Original: יהושׁע  
 
This is beyond crazy, vowels do not make the name -- they may help, hopefully, for a better understanding of a pronunciation, but they can also be used to mislead as well.  For example, the transliteration of His Holy Name from the Hebrew to the English is YHWH.  Look in the NIV preface, for example, and there you will find the name of the God of Israel presented as only 4 letters,  These Four letters, are called the Tetragrammaton -- a name for a name? - Original: הושׁוּע

Let's have a look at this Tetragrammaton, or the Four Letters of His Holy Name, according to the popular, American Heritage Dictionary:

American Heritage Dictionary:Tet-ra-gram-ma-ton             (tetr-gram-ton)n. The four Hebrew letters usually transliterated as YHWH or JHVH (Yahweh or Jehovah), used as a biblical proper name for God.[Middle English Tetragramaton, from Greek tetragrammaton, four-letter word, from neuter of tetragrammatos, four-lettered : tetra-, tetra- + gramma, grammat-, letter. See gerbh-.]
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Yah-weh             (yawa, -we)    also Yah-veh (-va, -ve)     or Jah-veh             (yava, -ve)     or Jah-weh             (yawa, -we)n. A name for God assumed by modern scholars to be a rendering of the pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton.[Hebrew.]
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Excerpted from American Heritage
Copyright © 1997 The Learning Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

When you look at the Hebrew for YaHshua (old english Joshua) we discover something -- the "O" and not the "U" is  found in the spelling. In other words, the experts telling us the name YaHshua (Joshua) is not in the Torah, and that any of the Hebrew writing are themselves supplying  the "O" or the "u".   The use of either of these added letters is a choice, even though neither are in the orgininal, nor in the Modern Hebrew ethier.  Remember, our Lord, YaHshua, or YeHoshua, or Yahushua or YaHshuah, said that He came in the Father's Name and we can be pretty sure that that name was NOT JESUS, or IESVS, whom most pronounce as Geezus, while other pronounce it as Heyzeus -- nothing even close to the One True Name, a Name He was given at Birth.  The false name, JESUS, never even existed until around 400 years ago.

YaH - shua -- the Hebrew characters read  from right to lef -- First letter = Y, Second letter = H, Third letter = sh, Forth  letter = ah.  There is no "U" and no "O" and no "e" either. These  letters, one or the other, has to be supplied by the read --which is the Hebrew  expert bias. That's right, it is added by the Hebrew Scribes when presented in  the English. If we remove this bias we have -- YaHshua.  
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[Middle English, from Late Latin Iesus, from Greek Iesous, from Hebrew Yesua', from Yehosua', Joshua.]

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Excerpted from American Heritage
Copyright © 1997 The Learning Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

What?  Latin? The Name JESUS is Latin?  Remember, the J letter used to be the I letter in the older languages.  Then we are told that Yeshua is Hebrew but is from Yehosua, or Joshua.  Crazy, right?  A double revelation.  JESUS is not Hebrew but Latin and Yeshua and Yehosua and Joshua are all the same, and not one of these choices are even close to the Latin JESUS.  What about the Greek?  Well, the Greek, Iesous is nothing like the Latin as a finished word and nothing like the Hebrew either.  And maybe the Latin was derived from the Greek, at least in part but it certainly is not the finished product, Joshua, or YaHshua.  If YaHshua is not or cannot be found in the Hebrew then neither can Joshua, at least the way the experts tell it, but in the reference works and dictionaries the name Joshua is always connected up with two or three variation of Yehoshua or other similar pronunciations, not one of which is even close to the Latin JESUS which is pronounced, when you hear it in Latin as ISIS, or very close.  Unbelievable stuff, right?  Just remember, most of the experts use circular thinking, that is, they quote each other and when they do that if one of the theories or assumptions is wrong then they all quote and support the wrong thing.  This is why the Theory of Evolution is still around and defended by some pretty smart people.  IQ is no gauge for being correct.  If it were, well, then, the Beast to come would be right about everything, wouldn't he?  But he is destined for the Lake of Fire.  

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Additional Information:

A language close to Aramaic is Arabic and Hebrew, not Greek.  Greek is a totally foreign language to the Jews -- not that many of them did not speak it, as those in the dispersion, but foreign as related to their original Hebrew language.  The closet thing you could get to a Judea-Greek, in religious text would be the Septuagint, a Greek copy of the Hebrew Scriptures, composed a couple of centuries before our Lord and Savior was born.  
 
 
But, is the Name JESUS or as seen in the Greek, Inoous, found in the Septuagint?   No, and we can know this with confidence because the name JESUS is not Greek, it is Latin, if anything, originally printed out as IESVS.  If, INOOUS is the Greek, for His Name, as many Bible Dictionaries do point out, then we can know, with a certain amount of certainty that it was the Greek scholars, commissioned by the Romans, who first changed His Birth Name.  
 
 
And, as we see, His name is not pronounced as anyone would imagine -- the transliteration, according to the Strong's Greek Dictionary, is "ee-ay-sooce", written as "Iesous" -- and we are told, by the Christian leadership, from all denominations, that His Name is From the INSPIRED GREEK?  Something is wrong, really wrong -- read for yourself, from the following quotes that I have taken from those prized Christian sources, their own admission.  
 
 
First, the Truth, as presented by the Greek (language) Dictionaries:
 
 
Strongs Greek Dictionary:
 
Ἰησοῦς
 
Iēsous
 
ee-ay-sooce'
 
Of Hebrew origin [H3091]; Jesus (that is, Jehoshua), the name of our Lord and two (three) other Israelites: - Jesus.
 
 
Thayer's Greek Word Definitions
 
- Original: Ἰησοῦς
 
- Transliteration: Iesous
 
- Phonetic: ee-ay-sooce'
 
- Definition: Jesus = Jehovah is salvation
 


 
Now for the Lies, presented by the Christian Bible (accepted scholars) Dictionaries:
 
 
Smith's Bible Dictionary
 
Je'sus. (saviour).
 
1. The Greek form of the name, Joshua or Jeshua, a contraction of Jehoshua, that is, "help of Jehovah" or "saviour". Num_13:16.
 


 
Hasting's Bible Dictionary
 
JESUS, the Gr. form of the name Joshua or Jeshua, is employed as a designation of—1. Joshua the son of Nun
 
 
Both of these last two quoted, esteemed Bible Dictionaries, say the same thing -- "The Greek form of the name JOSHUA...".  The question should be asked --  "If we have JOSHUA, as His Name, then why change it to some other form, like the bogus JESUS, that is pronounced, ee-ay-sooce?  But wait, it is actually pronounce as GEEZUS, and HeyZeus, nothing like the Greek, and the Greek nothing like His Hebrew, Birth Name.  Are the wheels of deception beginning to fly off, yet?  

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