So after explaining, can we use "Jesus"?Originally posted by breytonhartge:Yeshua is our saviours name. If you want to change it then make sure you explain why you made the change and explain what His real name is. It has meaning.
you think? especially the part in REDOriginally posted by vince69:Things we have discussed on so far...
The original name of our Lord is Yeshua, which means Salvation.
The Transliterated names like Jesus, Iesus, Ye Shu, Ye Shu a ...etc do not have any meaning.
Its good and benefical to teach/share about the original name and its meaning to the general audience.
Due to the various literacy and maturity level, there is no need to over burden others on which translation/language to use when addressing the Lord.
Heck... this is not even the original purpose of this thread... which is to share about the usefulness and interesting aspect of knowing and understanding the original names and its meanings of people and places, and I am refering to People who want to indept character/location based bible studies.
*edit: now I am not sure if there is an agreement
you are being facecious in using that as an exampleOriginally posted by Chin Eng:For example, because I know your real name, why can't I use it? By the same token, it probably tells me more about you and your heritage....
if you still don't get it...... lets not butcher this topic? you have put across your points on this many times already, all vince was trying to do was to share his experience and not turn this into a whos right and whos wrong topic... he posted something here to edify, lets keep it at that.Originally posted by Chin Eng:So after explaining, can we use "Jesus"?
CE do you always have to be so argumentative?Originally posted by Chin Eng:you think? especially the part in RED