Jesus Doesn't Mean Hail Zeus (Biblical Names Explained)

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Unveiling the Truth about the Name 'Jesus' | Dispelling Myths and Embracing Facts!
Have you ever questioned the origins of the name 'Jesus' and whether it's tied to the Greek god Zeus? Or perhaps you've been told that calling Him anything other than 'Yeshua' is disrespectful? Let's uncover the real story behind the name!
Origins of the Name:
Delve into historical records to discover that 'Jesus' originates from the Greek 'Iēsous', which can be traced back to the Hebrew 'Yeshua'-the dominant variation during the first-century Roman period.
Pronunciation Quirks:
Explore the diverse regional pronunciations of 'Yeshua,' ranging from 'Ye:’shu' to 'Ye:’su:ah,' showcasing the linguistic variations present during that time.
Evolution of the Name:
Follow the journey of 'Yeshua' through Greek 'Iēsous' to Latin 'Iesvs', and finally to the English 'Jesus.' Learn how linguistic influences shaped the name's evolution, debunking the myth of any connection to Zeus.
Dispelling Myths:
Debunk the misconception that 'Jesus' is linked to Zeus, clarifying that the similarity lies only in the sigma ς sound in 'Iēsous' and 'Zeus.'
Jesus = Ἰησοῦς
Zeus = Ζεύς
Embracing the Truth:
Revel in the truth that the name 'Jesus' holds no connection to Zeus and remains a powerful representation of our Savior. Let's put myths to rest and embrace the truth about His name!
🙌 Join us as we shed light on the truth behind the name 'Jesus,' dispelling myths and embracing the rich history and significance of His name!
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@gclmedia Месяц назад

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@narvindownes7481 5 месяцев назад

I'd love to learn with you things I've been saying amd know to be true to reveal them and so much more such insight and what I like most of all is the scripture to support it very clean and well-addressed God bless you 🙏 always. And thank you for wisdom!!!

@gclmedia 5 месяцев назад

You are a Jewel in the Kingdom! I appreciate you so much. Can’t wait to shake your hand one day!

@narvindownes7481 5 месяцев назад

@gclmedia same here I also I see appreciate you as a teacher keep strong in the lord

@mzvon2s811 4 месяца назад

Glad I came across your channel! Very eye opening! I've been recently studying more on Hebrew Biblical transliterations with a very close couple of friends, plus who WE really are, along with unraveling some long held biblical teachings via the church. Thank you for providing more insight and enlightening my studies.👍🏾

@jamesdean3838 2 месяца назад

maybe so, but check scripture verses isaiah 7:14 and matthew 1:23. his given name is Emmanuel. which being interpreted is " god with us"

@Braider_on_the_run Месяц назад

Thank u❤

@gclmedia Месяц назад

You are most welcome!!!

@lwazimaqolo1595 5 месяцев назад

Since the Messiah was never called Jesus when He walked the earth, why do most think it's fine to use a 'translated' version of His name? When did He command us to change His name? The name Jesus does not even carry the same weight and meaning of His original name. Our Messiah was not Latin, was not Greek and was not English, He was a Hebrew Man. His true Paleo Hebrew name is YAHUSHA, and the Father is YAHUAH.

@gclmedia 5 месяцев назад

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@jeremysepicrun 5 месяцев назад

My mum has gotten into many conspiracy theories and she is totally convinced that Jesus's name is corrupted. She only prays to Yeshua and she's Catholic 🤦🏼

@gclmedia 5 месяцев назад

That’s the unfortunate part of all of these fallacies floating around. But it is not wrong to call Him Yeshua that is His name in Hebrew. The point of this video is to help people understand that there’s nothing wrong with calling Him Jesus either. It’s just language.

@lwazimaqolo1595 5 месяцев назад

@@gclmediaHis Name is not Yeshua as that only means salvation. His name means "Yah is salvation" (strongs H3091). Since Psalms 68:4 confirms that our Father's name is YAH. And since John 5:43 also confirms that Messiah came in His Father's Name. Why would the Son have a name that does NOT have the Name of the Father in it? Jesus or Yeshua do not have the Name of the Father in them and they do not mean 'YAH is salvation'. It's NOT just language elder, as a teacher you should know better. His original Name is important. With Love.❤

@jamesdean3838 2 месяца назад

@@lwazimaqolo1595 his given name is Emmanuel. and you better believe that's what mary and joseph called him. which man from those times would have disobeyed an angel of God? isaiah 7:14 and matthew 1:23

@lwazimaqolo1595 2 месяца назад

@@jamesdean3838 Emmanuel will be His name when He returns and when Elohim dwells among us. Look up the meaning of that name AND read Revelation 21:3. The meaning of His names point to our Father.

@marvellbgry 5 месяцев назад

Brother with all do respect, he was a Hebrew (Ivriym) man! He wasn't a greek man. I believe Jesus might be the anti hamashiach! YAHUAH is the same yesterday as he is today. Names have meaning brother. And our prophets names have been hellenized for a reason. Muhammad has the same name in every tongue. Why not YAHUSHA?

@gregorycoleman2350 2 месяца назад

You don't know what you're talking about

@SS-dr8hp 12 дней назад

That Hebrew name says Ishoy not Yashua and it was only used in the Babylonian Talmud where it says Yashua is boiling in feces/semen. Yashua is blasphemy, if you use it again you will b@rn. The Tetragrammaton is 4 letters Hebrew 1st century - ieve Greek 1st century - iove English pronunciation- Jove Looks like Love sounds like Jove God is Love God is Jove

@gclmedia 12 дней назад

I'm not sure what Talmud you’ve been reading, but I think you are referring to Sanhedrin 43a where Yeshu is used as a reference to Jesus, derived from the Hebrew name Yeshua. The name Yeshu is also found in various sources before and after the Babylonian Talmud. In modern Hebrew, Yeshu (ישו) is used to refer to Jesus which is Yeshua (ישוע) without the final Ayin (ע). Just like Yeshua is a shortened form of Yehoshua (יהושע) without the Hey (ה). On the flip side, the Sanhedrin 43a mention of Yeshu and His execution, was compiled centuries after. But, is an explicit historical testament to the life of Jesus Christ outside of the Bible and reflects the perspectives and teachings of later Jewish sages during the Third Century CE as a clear combatant too the increasing rise of Christianity. Yeshua, Yeshua, Yeshua, Yeshua, Yeshua!!!