Evidence for God from Science

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That's rubbish.

And the link on that blog that denies the Trinity, is absolute rubbish too. You'd do well to stop reading that garbage before it pollutes your mind.

Not to mention that the guy has a gofundme link on the blog, with which he's begging for money to help pay his back taxes. Quite pathetic.

RickD wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 4:18 pm Enjoy?

That's rubbish.

And the link on that blog that denies the Trinity, is absolute rubbish too. You'd do well to stop reading that garbage before it pollutes your mind.

Not to mention that the guy has a gofundme link on the blog, with which he's begging for money to help pay his back taxes. Quite pathetic.

I didn’t look at all the pages but the names are true. All know his name is yehuvah and yehuvah + yasha (saves) = yeosha ( the Father saves ).

mrtzur2015 wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 5:11 pm

RickD wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 4:18 pm Enjoy?

That's rubbish.

And the link on that blog that denies the Trinity, is absolute rubbish too. You'd do well to stop reading that garbage before it pollutes your mind.

Not to mention that the guy has a gofundme link on the blog, with which he's begging for money to help pay his back taxes. Quite pathetic.

I didn’t look at all the pages but the names are true. All know his name is yehuvah and yehuvah + yasha (saves) = yeosha ( the Father saves ).

Do you really think Jesus cares that we call him Jesus, and not another name in a language that we don't speak?

RickD wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 7:26 pm

mrtzur2015 wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 5:11 pm

RickD wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 4:18 pm Enjoy?

That's rubbish.

And the link on that blog that denies the Trinity, is absolute rubbish too. You'd do well to stop reading that garbage before it pollutes your mind.

Not to mention that the guy has a gofundme link on the blog, with which he's begging for money to help pay his back taxes. Quite pathetic.

I didn’t look at all the pages but the names are true. All know his name is yehuvah and yehuvah + yasha (saves) = yeosha ( the Father saves ).

Do you really think Jesus cares that we call him Jesus, and not another name in a language that we don't speak?

Honestly I don’t think that it matters that much . I do believe he rather being called his real name.
And since when names are translateable? If your name is rick your name is rick in Chinese Hebrew English Arabic. And guess what? Even in French!! Amazing huh.

mrtzur2015 wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 8:03 pm

RickD wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 7:26 pm

mrtzur2015 wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 5:11 pm

RickD wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 4:18 pm Enjoy?

That's rubbish.

And the link on that blog that denies the Trinity, is absolute rubbish too. You'd do well to stop reading that garbage before it pollutes your mind.

Not to mention that the guy has a gofundme link on the blog, with which he's begging for money to help pay his back taxes. Quite pathetic.

I didn’t look at all the pages but the names are true. All know his name is yehuvah and yehuvah + yasha (saves) = yeosha ( the Father saves ).

Do you really think Jesus cares that we call him Jesus, and not another name in a language that we don't speak?

Honestly I don’t think that it matters that much . I do believe he rather being called his real name.
And since when names are translateable? If your name is rick your name is rick in Chinese Hebrew English Arabic. And guess what? Even in French!! Amazing huh.

And it's Ricardo in Spanish. And no, I don't get upset if someone calls me Ricardo.

If the guy who wrote the blog spent half of the time in an actual job, that he spends writing meaningless blogs, he wouldn't have to beg for people to pay his back taxes that he should've paid himself, like any responsible adult.

Arabic calls Jesus as Eesaa. Urdu yesu, Punjabi, yeshu, hindi calls him eishwar.

Yes names are different in different languages.

By the way. Jesus is his English name. His greek name is different spelled and is pronounced differently.

neo-x wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 10:54 pm Arabic calls Jesus as Eesaa. Urdu yesu, Punjabi, yeshu, hindi calls him eishwar.

Yes names are different in different languages.

By the way. Jesus is his English name. His greek name is different spelled and is pronounced differently.

And it seems that according to the blog guy, we all should learn ancient Hebrew, and use that exclusively. Otherwise, God is not happy with us.

RickD wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 5:20 am

neo-x wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 10:54 pm Arabic calls Jesus as Eesaa. Urdu yesu, Punjabi, yeshu, hindi calls him eishwar.

Yes names are different in different languages.

By the way. Jesus is his English name. His greek name is different spelled and is pronounced differently.

And it seems that according to the blog guy, we all should learn ancient Hebrew, and use that exclusively. Otherwise, God is not happy with us.

Another legalist no doubt. I feel sorry that these people miss on understanding the grace of God.

You think he could get a tax refund? Then you can get up to 3 years to pay off.
I wonder if this dude could join the Service, and I wonder how they would manage that. Depending on where he's at, the job market isn't that good (well this region anyhow).

It’s very sad when someone thinks that we have to call out to Jesus in a certain dialect to be calling on Him. Crazy that within all the nuances of language and interpretation that anyone would think that belief could ever be reliant on specific wording and understanding if someone trusts in the salvation of Christ.
But yet that is what happens by yourself and others everyday.....on here and in every church.
I get it....that bulking resistance, who are you tell me who my saviour is and by what name I can be saved. But yet that is exactly the same thought process that is dished out to others. The only difference is your steadfast interpretation but by the same token as is theirs....
A messy and pedantic theorising of terminology.
Perhaps the greater issue irrespective of terminology is trust. Trust in Jesus, call Him what you like, He’s the Son of God or He is God, He’s Jesus or Yeshua but regardless I’m quite sure God is not so concerned with intricacies of language but what’s in our hearts.

The idea of demanding to use original language name of our Lord Jesus likely comes from those involved in the Jewish Kabbalah mysticism. Kabbalists believe that words have 'power' when you say them, etc. So naturally if you don't say them right the power is not there. That idea is totally bogus though involving our Lord Jesus' Name. Now it might be true if you're interested in practicing ceremonial magic and that sort of thing, which one side of Kabbalism has done in past history.

I didn’t mean it that way. Obviously the name does not matter.
God is not fooled by those who called his name without having a repentant heart . Therefore it is ones heart that our Lord is looking for not which name are they calling.
Just thought it would be more appropriate to use his real name as the Angel of the Lord (Yeshua, Jesus ) spoke it to Joseph.

mrtzur2015 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 13, 2018 6:26 pm I didn’t mean it that way. Obviously the name does not matter.
God is not fooled by those who called his name without having a repentant heart . Therefore it is ones heart that our Lord is looking for not which name are they calling.
Just thought it would be more appropriate to use his real name as the Angel of the Lord (Yeshua, Jesus ) spoke it to Joseph.

Why is it not more appropriate to write his name in Hebrew then?

If my google translate is correct, his name is:

ישוע

Demons flee at the name of Jesus. The name Jesus has power.