Yahshua is our Messiah's name

[AbbaLove]

I've been seeing much evidence that scholars build on previous works of other scholars; thereby compounding the errors of their predecessors.

It's known as "theology" ... academia's religious attempts to tell us what GOD is really communicating. As if having several doctorate degrees is superior to the indwelling presence (anointed immersion) of HIS Spirit speaking truths through the lips of a child.

Most of religious academia doesn't even believe that the nine supernatural Gifts of the Holy Spirit are still in operation today.

 

[Dovid / עבד ישוע ...דוד]

!האהאהא
?ואתה באמת חושב שמשפט פשוט כזה הוא תשובה
שים את זה בתרגום של גוגל

?או תיתתב לי בארמייא
?בלישנא דישוע משיהא
.תרגומא דגוגל לא יכיל מסעד לך​

?. . . . . מַחֲלֹֽקֶת לְשֵׁם שָׁמַֹֽיִם

 

[Dovid / עבד ישוע ...דוד]

Reading this thread is troublesome...... Many HR pretenders here sadly

In the hebrew language / לשון קודש we see the name of Joshua spelt either.....
יהושוע או יהושע

Since the spelling "יהושע" is the most popular, in the Tanak. Many Hebrew rooters pronounce this phonetically....... Meaning "Yahusha"

However, any Jew knows the correct pronunciation is "Yahushua"

So you don't get laughed at or caught out as a fake. Please take note when speaking to actual Jews.
יהושוע או יהושע (Yahushua or Yahusha)
Regardless of the spelling, the name is ALWAYS pronounced Yahushua

No where in Hebrew language, Biblical history is the word "Yahshua" found. This appears to be a Hebrew rooter invention

The name by which Mashiach was known "Yeshua / יֵשׁוּעַ" is Aramaic reflecting the common language of 1st century Israel

In hebrew throught.......... Yeshua / Yahushua is commonly used. The other versions will see you exposed as fakes

Please try not to shame our Mashiach in front of Jews with this Yahusha / Yahshua inventions

Todah........

 

[TreWalker]

However, any Jew knows the correct pronunciation is "Yahushua"

Don't you mean Yehoshua? As in 1 Joshua 1:10
יְהוֹשֻׁעַ

 

[TreWalker]

?. . . . . מַחֲלֹֽקֶת לְשֵׁם שָׁמַֹֽיִם

I've not seen too much of that around here.

 

[TreWalker]

Todah........

?אתה יידיש

 

[tampasteve]

Reading this thread is troublesome...... Many HR pretenders here sadly

Thank you for helping inform people here, myself included, but calling people HR pretenders is rude. Most of the MJ members here do not aspire to the Hebrew Roots message.

 

[TreWalker]

Most of the MJ members here do not aspire to the Hebrew Roots message.

I would firmly disagree with this statement. HR is definitely the most accepted and protected theology here from my experience.

 

[tampasteve]

I would firmly disagree with this statement. HR is definitely the most accepted and protected theology here from my experience.

Perhaps I am wrong, but I would certainly be offended by the statement. Considering there are only around 5-7 active MJ members in this forum, it might be more evenly split than I realized since I was more active in this forum here.