Maynman:


No fool, Joshua is derived from yeshua(Aramaic) which also means yehoshua(Hebrew) they mean same thing.
Can’t you read?

So also they derived iesus or ieosus from YESHUA.
READ!!! i'm sick and tired of arguing with you damn naive fool.
Can't you see?

Maynman:


Iesus is Latin gotten from Greek lesous, the link you sent they wrote It, see again.
RETAR,D

Read the second paragraph mumu.

Obafavour:

So also they derived iesus or ieosus from YESHUA.
READ!!! i'm sick and tired of arguing with you damn naive fool.
Can't you see?

Fool, iesus is Latin, ieosus is Greek they are derived from Hebrew yeshau.
Hebrew Bible was first written in Hebrew right?
Dumb ooo.
You sent me link without understanding yourself.

Obafavour:

Read the second paragraph mumu.

Mugu, quote it out

Obafavour:

Read the second paragraph mumu.

They said transliteration from Hebrew to Greek to Latin, can’t you read?
You don’t know what Greek transliteration and it’s from lesous not lesus.

Maynman:


Fool, iesus is Latin, ieosus is Greek they are derived from Hebrew yeshau.
Hebrew Bible was first written in Hebrew right?
Dumb ooo.
You sent me link without understanding yourself.

Ah you get problem, you've let me wasted my precious time arguing with you damn naive fool.
If i curse you your fourth generatiom won't survive it.
That's what i've been saying since english interpretation is your problem, what i've been saying is what you concluded on mumu.
Go back and reread what we've been arguing about.

Obafavour:

Ah you get problem, you've let me wasted my precious time arguing with you damn naive fool.
If i curse you your fourth generatiom won't survive it.
That's what i've been saying since english interpretation is your problem, what i've been saying is what you concluded on mumu.
Go back and reread what we've been arguing about.

Are you dumb? Can’t you read?
Jesus is a transliteration of Latin lesos from greek lesous, it’s a TRANSLITERATION.
Yeshua original TRANSLATE to Joshua.

Maynman:


They said transliteration from Hebrew to Greek to Latin, can’t you read?
You don’t know what Greek transliteration and it’s from lesous not lesus.

But you agreed it's all derived from YESHUA. i'm tired. Don't quote me again if you don't want cause.

Obafavour:

Ah you get problem, you've let me wasted my precious time arguing with you damn naive fool.
If i curse you your fourth generatiom won't survive it.
That's what i've been saying since english interpretation is your problem, what i've been saying is what you concluded on mumu.
Go back and reread what we've been arguing about.

They had to change the I to J because of transliteration, are you blind can’t you see?

Obafavour:

But you agreed it's all derived from YESHUA. i'm tired. Don't quote me again if you don't want cause.

It’s not, it’s a transliteration.

Read, Jesus is a transliterated from Greek to latin, read na!!!

Obafavour:

But you agreed it's all derived from YESHUA. i'm tired. Don't quote me again if you don't want cause.

Why did they translate Greek lesous to Latin? Was Old Testament written in Latin?
You can see some of the influence of Roman Catholic,. That’s why Judaism reject your Latin jesus

Obafavour:

But you agreed it's all derived from YESHUA. i'm tired. Don't quote me again if you don't want cause.

Lesous is not a translation but a transliteration, you sent the link yet you can’t read.

FOOL!!

Obafavour:

But you agreed it's all derived from YESHUA. i'm tired. Don't quote me again if you don't want cause.

You still haven’t said anything about this, rhey are the earliest text of the Hebrew Bible. Or don’t you believe the Bible(collection of books) anymore?

Maynman:


Lesous is not a translation but a transliteration, you sent the link yet you can’t read.

FOOL!!

I will send this link to sensible people with high IQ not an illiterate goat like you.
Read the link again.
Let me break it down to your level,
Transiliterate means to swap letters, translate means to say the meaning of something in a word in another language, while derive is to bring out a word from a word probrably in another language.
What the link (the first link nt the wikipedia) is telling us is that iesous was transliterated to iesus, iesus again transliterated to jesus.
And starting from the begining of the link they said jesus-"YESHUA" in hebrew name, they meant the yeshua not jesus. SIMPLE!!!
I can't explain more than this, a kid like you should understand now. Calm down go back to the link and think.
English interpretation is your problem you need a lesson teacher.

Dtruthspeaker:


He is The Greatest and there is no other and His Orderings are Law.

Even if he breaks his own law?

Obafavour:

I will send this link to sensible people with high IQ not an illiterate goat like you.
Read the link again.
Let me break it down to your level,
Transiliterate means to swap letters, translate means to say the meaning of something in a word in another language, while derive is to bring out a word from a word probrably in another language.
What the link (the first link nt the wikipedia) is telling us is that iesous was transliterated to iesus, iesus again transliterated to jesus.
And starting from the begining of the link they said jesus-"YESHUA" in hebrew name, they meant the yeshua not jesus. SIMPLE!!!
I can't explain more than this, a kid like you should understand now. Calm down go back to the link and think.
English interpretation is your problem you need a lesson teacher.

You said hogwash. If transliteration means to swap letters, and translate means meaning of something in another word. How then can a transliteration of ieosus definition TRANSLATE to iesus.
It’s just letters, the meaning of the word is lost in transliteration, are you dumb?
Yeshua meaning is not Jesus.
It’s a transliteration not a translation . You are the fool with low IQ.

Maynman:


You still haven’t said anything about this, rhey are the earliest text of the Hebrew Bible. Or don’t you believe the Bible(collection of books) anymore?

Everyone knew that, elohim gave yahweh israel, but yahweh has a son yeshua, meaning jesus in english. It's (yeshua) also joshua but it's jesus too.

Obafavour:

Everyone knew that, elohim gave yahweh israel, but yahweh has a son yeshua, meaning jesus in english. It's (yeshua) also joshua but it's jesus too.

Yahweh has a mother and a wife too, asheera.
Yahweh has more sons.
the three sons of Yahweh are listed as Yao, Eloai, and Astaphaios.

Yahweh is not the most high, he is just one of the sons of Elohim, and Hebrew Bible is only talking about Israel that’s why it’s bias.

Maynman:

You said hogwash. If transliteration means to swap letters, and translate means meaning of something in another word. How then can a transliteration of ieosus definition TRANSLATE to iesus.
It’s just letters, the meaning of the word is lost in transliteration, are you dumb?
Yeshua meaning is not Jesus.
It’s a transliteration not a translation . You are the fool with low IQ.

Go and read the first link from the beginning and stop acting like a baby.
Lamebrain recieve sense in zeus name.

Obafavour:

Everyone knew that, elohim gave yahweh israel, but yahweh has a son yeshua, meaning jesus in english. It's (yeshua) also joshua but it's jesus too.

Yeshua doesn’t mean Jesus, it’s a transliteration. The meaning is lost, only the letters are used.
Yeshua means lesous in Greek and transliterated to Latin lesus

Obafavour:

Go and read the first link from the beginning and stop acting like a baby.
Lamebrain recieve sense in zeus name.

You are the fool.
It’s very simple.
Yeshua in Greek is lesous, lesous is then TRANSLITERATED(not translated) to lesus and finally they even had to remove i for j.

Maynman:


Yeshua doesn’t mean Jesus, it’s a transliteration. The meaning is lost, only the letters are used.
Yeshua means lesous in Greek and transliterated to Latin lesus

When you're done recieving sense come back to argue proper as a scholar not as an illiterate as you're doing, we're still saying same thing only for you beetleheaded nt to understand what i've been saying.
Was iesus nt later transiliterated to jesus?
Only the screenshot place is what you keep sending because you're looking for what you will use to tackle me.
Go back and read the first link again. Simple.

Maynman:


You are the fool.
It’s very simple.
Yeshua in Greek is lesous, lesous is then TRANSLITERATED(not translated) to lesus and finally they even had to remove i for j.

And it became jesus abi?
What is joshua in greek?

Obafavour:

When you're done recieving sense come back to argue proper as a scholar not as an illiterate as you're doing, we're still saying same thing only for you beetleheaded nt to understand what i've been saying.
Was iesus nt later transiliterated to jesus?
Only the screenshot place is what you keep sending because you're looking for what you will use to tackle me.
Go back and read the first link again. Simple.

No fool, iesus is Latin and its transliterated from Greek lesous, it’s written here bwahahahah

Obafavour:

And it became jesus abi?
What is joshua in greek?

Transliterated, meaning is lost, only letters are exchanged, it’s not a translation .
Joshua is a TRANSLATION from Greek lesous, it’s not a TRANSLITERATION.
Jesus is a TRANSLITERATION of Greek lesous to Latin lesus.

Obafavour:

And it became jesus abi?
What is joshua in greek?

The correct TRANSLATION of Yeshua in Hebrew is joshua.
“Jesus” is a Latin TRANSLITERATION of Greek.

Maynman:


No fool, iesus is Latin and its transliterated from Greek lesous, it’s written here bwahahahah

Jesus is transiliterated from iesus, iesus is transiliterated for iesous and iesous is derived from yeshua.
Was that not what they wrote there?

Obafavour:

Jesus is transiliterated from iesus, iesus is transiliterated for iesous and iesous is derived from yeshua.
Was that not what they wrote there?

Iesus is a Latin word it’s TRANSLITERATED from Greek lesous.

TRANSLITERATION IS DIFFERENT FROM TRANSLATION.

Maynman:

The correct TRANSLATION of Yeshua in Hebrew is joshua. “Jesus” is a Latin TRANSLITERATION of Greek.

Joshua means a saviour Jesus also means saviour Meaning in greek iesous derived from hebrew "yeshua"

Obafavour:

Jesus is transiliterated from iesus, iesus is transiliterated for iesous and iesous is derived from yeshua.
Was that not what they wrote there?

Only joshua TRANSLATE to Yeshua.

Maynman:

Iesus is a Latin word it’s TRANSLITERATED from Greek lesous.
TRANSLITERATION IS DIFFERENT FROM TRANSLATION.

And iesous is derived or translated from yeshua.

Obafavour:

Joshua means a saviour
Jesus also means saviour
Meaning in greek iesous derived from hebrew "yeshua"

Jesus doesn’t mean savior in Latin, it’s a name of a child in Latin..

It’s a TRANSLITERATION NOT A TRANSLATION.