I think pronunciation in old Hebrew could be a little different. The Ayin letter could be pronounced as Ayn in Arabic. It is not just regular "A" sound. Modern Hebrew, influenced by European languages, lost its original semitic phonology
Thats how arabic is spoken too. It was sent to 3 different messenger n PROPHETS ie torah to Moses aka musa Bible to jesus aka eesah And last one the quran to PROPHET Muhammad SAWS PBUH may peace be upon all of them ameen ❤
There is a Bible available with all Hebrew names of the books, and all of Yawehs original titles and many hebrew words throughout called the Hallelujah Scriptures. I highly recommend to any hungry Christian to get one.
@@Menehune3461 Wrong! Who are we to change the name of God?! Just because the Greek language couldn't pronounce Joshua/Yeshua?! We don't do that with Muhammad, Abraham, or Buddha...or even Coke!
@@ikiruyamamoto1050 you do realize God has many names... 15 names come to mind. And while there isn't an exact number on how many names between both Old Testament and New Testament . Sources have counted anywhere between 100 and 150 names referring to God. what's funny is that you bring up Coke and there are dozens of names for Coke. ( why you brought cocaine up with God) in the same conversation is interesting to me. Also bringing up other false gods. But i digress God changed Abraham's name. Abraham was not his birth given name. Buddha also has five different names. In Islam faith, Mohammed has many names as well. In fact there is cited to be 200 and over means entitles he has. Everything I just stated are backed up by facts. As for the names of God that he has. Those are names that we are told to call him when we talk with him. It's not changing His name.
@@ikiruyamamoto1050 I think it would be wise for you to take an introduction to linguist class. The names are not changed. And it definitely doesn't change who the person is.
Also Jesus is not a translation or transliteration its actually a combination of two languages, greek and latin which is why Spanish speaking individuals say Hey sus.
I searched for how do u pronounce yeshua which brought me here thanks so much for sharing . It’s 4:52am 20/11/2022 in Sydney , I’m gonna have my last exam in university in 29hours, I love the sound and the power of that word Yeshua so much , that powerful, my name is Joshua as well, my mum gave me this name in both English and Chinese when I was born ,Ye’shûa , this is the first time I hear this word in Hebrew , I don’t know if it actually pronounces like that but it is crazy the power it provides , this is insane , I can feel how it’s touching my heart , I know it might be weird how I’m being emotional. I study actuarial studies I’m a math guy I have always been a rationalistic for my entire life. Why not I pray, dear heavenly Father , I wanna say thank you , thank you for everything uv gifted to me wisdom, strength, love,kindness, appearance,the last and the most important that I’m so lucky that I can understand and believe u . Itself is a super nature. I will have my last exam on Monday morning, I pray that u can give me patience, wisdom, calm to revise the last day and as well as do my best in the exam, I pray for my younger brother’s anxiety and depression, pray that he can come back to you to embrace your truth , love , salvation . I love you Jesus, thank you for everything . Sincerely , in Jesus’ name amen.
Hope you did well in your test. You are a sweet brother, I have had so much help praying with the staff of cbn700 club in the mornings. You can see their testimonies if you wish, I prayed with them for my husband with severe vertigo and in 20 minutes the vertigo was gone for good, and much more. Friday mornings about 10 10:20 am Gordon Robertsons pray for sure.
@@dontomslee3456 But most names in Arabic derived from Hebrew, and certain words derived from Aramaic are taken both to Hebrew and Arabic. Hope this helps, todah(thank you)
But this isn’t the Hebrew pronunciations of the relevant time period. These are contemporary Israeli pronunciations and lack the articulation of key phonemes common to Semitic languages. When they revived the language it seems they didn’t research the phonology completely
The german phonetics are a massacre of the original Semitic alphabet. Who is Khava? Where is the yod of YisHaq (and not iskhak!). This is no longer Hebrew.
@@AhmedAlajali Maybe thousands of years old for modern Hebrew but our ancient Hebrew (Aramaic) is thousands of years older than Arabic. Adam (the first man) was speaking in that language up until Abraham's time and Moshe's time . The modern day Hebrew a lot of words mean different things then Aramaic but the Letters and pronunciation of those words are the same. Still meaning Hebrew came before Arabic.
