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The place called the city of Nazareth is NOT found in the writings of Josephus. It would appear nothing happened in that supposed city to write about. Quote:
You don't think Origen was manipulated to say Josephus wrote about the Messiah when no such thing ever happened. Quote:
You are putting forward the notion that the forger was an IDIOT. Please explain why a christian forger would REMOVE the very evidence from Josephus that would BE needed to corroborate OROSIUS? Quote:
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I think Iesous was simply a Greek translation of the Hebrew Joshua. I think everyone is over complicating things.
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If Iesous was the translation or transliteration of Hebrew Yehoshuah then in the Gospels in English you found not 'Jesus of Nazareth', but 'Joshua of Nazareth'!.... It is highly probable, if not certain, that the real name of the Nazarene was' YESHAY,' Hebrew name which is transliterated into western languages with Jesse. (Jesse in english) Greetings Littlejihn . |
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Who is the "Jesus" at Ben Sira 46? Read this post again. The name "Isaiah" also derives from a Hebrew phrase meaning YHWH SAVES. |
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WE HAVE THE TESTIMONY OF TREE as well ancient church fathers, Eusebius, Clement of Alexandria and Cyril of Jerusalem, which confirm us that 'Iesous' (Iasous/Iasoun/Jason) has nothing to do with Hebrew, because it is a ancient Greek word whose meaning was HEALER! It is highly probable, if not certain, that such an attribute was applied to Asclepius, the father of IASO, the Greek goddess of healing! There was a close relationship between Jesus and the mythological figure of Asclepius, and this certainly explains why in the Ionian Greece (now western Turkey) was applied to the Nazarene that attribute! (Healer). The REAL name of Jesus was YESHAY (IESAI), transliterated into greek with IESSAI and in the latin with IESSE! ... It is no a casual coincidence that Epiphanius affirmed that the first 'Christians' (*) was actually called IESSEI !.... From what do you think such an attribute derives, from Iesous ??.... How can not you see that if into handed down texts we find 'Iesous' as a transliteration of Hebrew Yehoshuah Yeshuah this is due to the counterfeiter work of the catholic-christians cribes?...(' Testimonium Flavianum' docet!) .. That there is so testifies usJerome, who transliterated the Hebrew Yehoshuah (Ieosua) with latin IOSUÉ and not with Iesus !!... Clearer than that?! __________________________ Note: (*) - Obviously they were not 'Christians' to be called so, but the 'gnostic-jesuans', ie belonging to the various Gnostic sects founded by Jesus. Probably the name IESSEI, as Epiphanius informs us, was only applied to Gnostic sect of 'SETHIANS': the only Gnostic sect founded by Jesus in Palestine. (Outside of Palestine Jesus was not known by his real name) Littlejohn . |
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You continue to demonstrate that you don't know squat about the languages you're dealing with. Quote:
You don't seem to understand that for one - translating one language into another isn't some hard and fast scientific process. A lot of it is simply interpretation. Two, you rely on Jerome as though he is god in the flesh and can't make any mistakes. Basically, you're appealing to false authority on the issue. Three - Jerome didn't even translate y'shua into Greek! That alone completely invalidates the point you're trying to make. Your problem is that you're appealing to authority because you don't know the languages at all. Again, who is the "Jesus" at Ben Sirah 46? Why aren't you angry that "Isaiah" - which also means YHWH saves [y'shuayhu] - wasn't translated "literally" into Greek? Instead it was phoneticised as "Isaias". |
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Matthew 1:6Iεσσαί δέ έγέννησεν τόν Δαυίδ τόν βασιλέα. Δαυίδ δέ έγέννησεν τόν Σολομωνα έκ της του Ουρίου, Luke 3:32 του Iεσσαί του Iωβηδ του Βόος του Σαλα του Ναασσων Acts 13:22 καί μεταστήσας αυτόν ήγειρεν τόν Δαυίδ αυτοίς είς βασιλέα ω καί είπεν μαρτυρήσας· ευρον Δαυίδ τόν του Iεσσαί ανδρα κατα τόν καρδίαν μου, ος ποιήσει πάντα τά θελήματά μου. Romans 15:12 καί πάλιν Hσαΐας λέγει· έσται η ρίζα του Iεσσαί καί ό άνιστάμενος άρχειν έθνων, έπ' αυτω έθνη έλπιουσιν. Iεσσαί = IESSAI (in my home) "..You continue to demonstrate that you don't know squat about the languages you're dealing with.. In Italy you says: "The ox that said horned to the donkey!.." Littlejohn . |
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Greetings Littlejohn . |
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