Jesus in English
Why do Westerners say "Jesus" in English?
God made all languages. So this is not a problem.
J and Jesus in English is related to language, and translations into other languages use different sounds, letters and words. The Savior's name is different in every language.
*Where did this name come from in "language"?
*What do the Apostles have to say about this in Scripture, and related to it,
*How did we get Jesus in English?
●Short Answer.
●Detailed Answer (and includes the name of Jesus in 100 countries.)
Those who dont understand that God created all languages, and those with no actual basic or advanced comprehension/knowledge of linguistics and how languages came to be, and how language changes by nation, tribe, and over time, should not be posting videos, articles, nor giving opinions when they know nothing about it.
People in cults (1) need to spreading misinformation and lies. Instead research a matter from reputable sources like from Hebrew and Greek scholars, and folks like Dr. Michael Brown a Hebrew scholar who holds a Ph.D in near Eastern Languages. Fortunately the clip here both debunks the name lie and corrects the pronunciation. Regardless, humans can say Jesus name in 7,106 living languages and He is glorified and honored in all of those languages by those who love and worship Him.
Footnotes(1)
• Hebrew Roots Movement: This movement emphasizes the importance of the Hebrew language and Jewish customs in understanding the New Testament. Adherents often refer to Jesus as Yeshua and seek to legalistically follow the Torah alongside their belief in Jesus.
• Some "Christian" Sects: Certain groups, particularly those with a focus on the Jewish context of the New Testament, may also use the name Yeshua to emphasize Jesus' Jewish heritage.
• Cults: There are also smaller, less mainstream groups that may adopt the name Yeshua but diverge significantly from traditional Christian or Jewish beliefs. These groups can sometimes have unorthodox teachings and practices.
• Black Hebrews/Black Israelites: These are called a sub sect or cult depending on what they ascribe to, believe and teach. Not all Black Hebrew or Black Israelite groups share the same beliefs or practices. Some may identify as Christians, while others may reject traditional Christian teachings. If they hate all whites, andor Jews, they're in s false religion. No one of God hates other himself, nor any of these who are in Christ.
Black Hebrews/Black Israelites groups and Hebrew Roots Movement have been gained followers in recent times, thus you see them popping up online in various places. Avoid them.
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