Cody I Don't Love Jesus I Love Yeshua IAM He

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"Cody I don't love Jesus, I Love Yeshua"---
Now we can begin to understand Old School and Across The OCEAN to NEW SCHOOL "JESUS" -to BETTER SHARE THE FAITH ACROSS LANGUAGES AND CULTURES- think BIGGER. THINK AS GOD THINKS.
People are divided on the name "Jesus" versus "Yeshua" because some believe using the original Hebrew name is more authentic and reverent, while others maintain that "Jesus" is a valid and acceptable name through translation and cultural adaptation over centuries. The debate often stems from differing interpretations of biblical tradition, language, and cultural identity, with some viewing the change from Yeshua to Jesus as a distancing from his Jewish roots and others seeing translation as a normal and necessary part of sharing the faith across languages and cultures.
Meaning: The name "Yeshua" directly means "Yahweh is salvation," and some feel that using the original name better reflects this meaning than the name "Jesus" does.
Reverence: Some believers feel that using the name "Jesus" is a result of cultural and religious changes that distanced the figure from his Jewish roots, and that using "Yeshua" is a more sincere way to show reverence for the Savior.
Arguments for "Jesus"
Historical and linguistic tradition: "Jesus" is the name that emerged through a long process of translation. It went from the Aramaic/Hebrew "Yeshua," to the Greek "Iesous," to the Latin "Iesus," and finally to the English "Jesus".
Biblical precedent: The Bible itself, specifically the New Testament, was written in Greek. The name used in the Greek texts was "Iesous," which is what early Christians would have used and what English translators transliterated as "Jesus".
Conclusion
Ultimately, the debate comes down to differing beliefs on the importance of original language versus cultural tradition. While some see "Yeshua" as a necessary and reverent alternative, many others view "Jesus" as a perfectly valid and appropriate name that honors the historical and linguistic journey of the name across cultures and time.
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