What is Yeshua?
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Yeshua or Y'shua, the most common form of the name "Jesus" when "Jesus Christ" was alive. "Yeshua" means "He saves".
JOHN 5:43, the Messiah said, "I have come in My Father's name (Yahweh)". Many Hebrews take this quite literally and insist that the Saviour's name was therefore Yahshua (or even Yahwehshua) rather than the more common Yeshua.
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Meaning Salvation in Hebrew. Commonly replaced with Jesus, which is a greek form on the Messiah's name.
Yeshua was not called Yashuah, as some think, because the Seraphim did not tell Miriam that his name was Yahshua(Yahweh is our Salvation), but rather Yeshua (Salvation).
"And you shall call him SALVATION."
Yeshua, my sweet Lord.
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Another form of Yahashua/Joshua (Jah is salvation)
Later translated as Jesus by Europeans.
"Jesus Christ!!!"
"No, Yeshua Ha'Mashiach"
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person: hebrew original of Greek equivalent, jesus. loved by direct followers (sometimes but not always known as christians) and by muslims; hated within judaism for showing up the leadership at a bad time and still at it today. semite who regularly gave the jewish hierachy a verbal slapping much to the joy of the oppressed and downtrodden. crucified by the jews and romans out of jealousy and fear, came back from the dead just to piss 'em off. hope of the hopeless, scourge of the self-satisfied.
yeshua: double affirmative ; yes! hua!
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another form of Jesus.....
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A bastardization of the true name of the messiah, Yahshua.
Not Jesus, not Yahashua, not Joshua, but Yahshua, meaning "Yahweh is salvation".
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A variant of the Hebrew name, Joshua, literally means "salvation" in Hebrew. Often claimed to be the original name of the fictional character "Jesus", who members of the various Christian sects revere as their man-god or Messiah, "Christ" being a literal Greek translation of the Hebrew "mashiaH", meaning the "annointed one" (literally--smeared with with oil). In the present day, some of those same Christian sects use the Hebrew variant of the name Yeshua, often in a deliberate attempt to mislead, cozen and convert Jews who don't know any better away from their ancestral faith and culture by portraying the fictional Yeshua (aka "Jesus")as a legitimate Jewish messiah and/or "god". This is a distortion of Jewish beliefs and practices.
The "Jews for Jesus" claim a Jew ain't complete until he finds "Yeshua" --although educated Jews know better.
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