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Yeshua

Yeshua

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The original Hebrew name of Jesus used in history and religion
  • proper noun
  • /jɛˈʃuːə/
: Jesús
  • In many cultures, Yeshua is recognized as a historical figure who inspired millions.
  • Yeshua of Nazareth
  • Yeshua the Messiah
  • Jesus, called Yeshua

Well, because I fall, I, I believe in Yeshua.

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Examples

  • The story of Yeshua is central to Christian beliefs.

  • Others prefer "Yeshua" because they believe that is what Jesus was actually called by those who knew him.

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  • If he had lived, I believe Yeshua would embrace you as a brother.

    Risen (2016)

  • So based on your belief about your god, do you believe in Yeshua (Jesus)?

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  • I can't wait until you are at the final judgment, standing before Yeshua, the Jewish Messiah.

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  • A daily break in your day to celebrate our salvation in Yeshua (Jesus) and our abundant life through the Torah.

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  • Throughout the apostolic age, believers confidently asserted that Yeshua would return and establish His kingdom on earth in a real and tangible manner.

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  • Many people believe that Yeshua's teachings are relevant even today.

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Etymology

Yeshua is the original Hebrew name for Jesus and it means 'Yahweh saves' or 'to save'. The English name Jesus comes from the same name, so using Yeshua points to the name's meaning of a 'savior' in religious and historical texts.