Lord you are my Salvation. (Yeshua) My Salvation: yeshua’ti and yish’i Hebrew Root: ישע Sounds like: y’shoo-ah’tee and yeesh’tee Here’s a question that occasionally surfaces: Why write Yeshua instead of

What language could praise, the Lord God, as it suits him? How about Hallelujah in Aramaic. The language spoken by Jesus the Nazarene Yeshua bar Enosh / Jesus the Son of Man. יֵשׁוּעַ בר אנוש Yeshua ha

Tonight is the 1st night of Hanukkah. The Festival of Light that is celebrated by the ancient Israelites living in Israel and scattered all over the World in commemoration of the Rededication of the Holy

Learn some Hebrew and Aramaic and you can read all kinds of very interesting and detailed stories about Jesus in early Hebrew texts from the 1st century. In Hebrew Jesus is called Yeshu ha Notzri. Talmud

In Judasim some people call Yeshua "YESHU" but this is blasphemous, you curse Yeshua by saying this.  Yeshu is a rabbinic name for Him which is a deliberate slur.  They drop the last letter (the

Digital painting of Yeshu ha Notzri, Jesus the Nazarene drawing the word AV in the sand. Yeshu ha-Notzri : ישו הנוצרי Http://www.yeshuhanotzri.blogspot.ca In Daniel 7:13-14 we read the following: "I

-For His Name’s Sake Proverbs 16:18 reminds us as humility goes before honor, “pride goes before a fall.” Ever wonder why churches are powerful in one generation but empty the next? The Bible says, the

Execution of Yeshu ha Notzri on the Eve of Passover - Talmud, Sanhedrin 43a The story of the Crucifixion, the Execution of Jesus is not limited to the Christian New Testament Gospel stories found in Matthew,

Jesus the Nazarene : Yeshua is often called Yeshu(a) ha Notzri .... from the Hebrew Word Ne·tzer ne·tser (נֵ֫צֶר, n-ts-r), pronounced Nay'·TseR, meaning "branch", "flower", or

The TRUE name of Jesus is "Yeshu ha Notzri" (Jesus the Nazarene) and He was executed for Sorcery, raising the dead and claiming Himself to be God (as recorded in the 1st Century Talmud) Talmud

The story of the Crucifixion, the Execution of Jesus is not limited to the Christian New Testament Gospel stories found in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Some people believe that this story was invented