The Name Yeshua: Understanding the Translation to Jesus

Names hold significant meaning and importance in many cultures and religious traditions. In Christianity, the name “Jesus” is revered and honored as the name of the Savior. However, the original name of Jesus in Hebrew is “Yeshua.” This article explores the translation of the name Yeshua to Jesus, delving into the historical, linguistic, and theological aspects of this transformation. By examining Scripture, historical sources, and linguistic studies, we aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of how Yeshua became Jesus and the implications of this translation.

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The Gospel According to Isaiah: A Vision of Hope and Redemption

The Book of Isaiah, one of the most profound and theologically rich books in the Old Testament, offers a compelling vision of God’s plan for salvation and redemption. Often referred to as the “Gospel of the Old Testament,” Isaiah contains numerous prophecies that foretell the coming of the Messiah, Jesus Christ. Through its vivid imagery and powerful messages, Isaiah presents a holistic view of the gospel that encompasses judgment, hope, and ultimate restoration. This article explores the key themes of the gospel as presented in Isaiah, highlighting how they point to the person and work of Jesus Christ.

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From Animals to Image Bearers: The Profound Impact of Worldviews on Human Dignity

The way we view human nature fundamentally shapes our worldviews, ethics, and societal structures. Atheism and Christianity offer contrasting perspectives on this matter. Atheists often see humans as highly evolved animals, products of natural evolution without intrinsic purpose or value beyond survival. In stark contrast, Christians believe humanity is uniquely created in the image of God, bearing inherent dignity and worth. This article explores these differing mindsets and argues that viewing humanity as mere animals can lead to devastating consequences, as evidenced by the atrocities committed by the Nazis during the Holocaust. In contrast, the Christian worldview offers a foundation for intrinsic human dignity and moral responsibility.

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The Trinity: A Comprehensive Biblical Exploration

The doctrine of the Trinity, the belief in one God in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—is central to Christian faith. While this doctrine is often associated with the New Testament, its roots and implications are deeply embedded throughout the entirety of the Bible. The opening chapters of the Book of Hebrews provide a rich tapestry of insights into the nature and work of the Triune God. Let’s explore how Hebrews 1-3 reveals the Trinity.

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