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It looks like you showed me in later revisions of the Geneva Bible that the word Jesus was used. Still that is after 1500. But I will check it out, thanks. The rest of it is wrong. For example.... In the Septuagint (LXX), the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible, the name Yeshua (יֵשׁוּעַ) — a...

Christ’s Name in the Geneva Bible In the Geneva Bible (1560/1587 editions), the name of Christ is rendered as Iesvs in the first-person genealogy (Matthew 1:1–17) and as Iesus in the narrative account of his birth (Matthew 1:18–25) Bible Hub+1. The Geneva Bible, unlike the Latin Vulgate or the...

I find no meaning for lefus. This is what I find..... Latin is Iesus in formal contexts, derived from the Greek Iēsous (Ἰησοῦς), But what I am saying is that the word Jesus is not used before the 17th century. And like I said it is not going to hurt my feeling if you can prove me wrong.

LOL Just give me proof that the word Jesus showed up as Christ's name before 17th century. It is not going to hurt my feelings, just something else to know.

The word Jesus was not used in the Geneva Bible 1560 or in the original KJV's. Now if you can prove it was used before that as far as a document or Bible I would love to know that.

Well and Yahweh impregnated and woman that was betrothed. And according to the Mosaic Law that is adultery. But no offence occurred. It is kind of like the Policeman that pass you at 110 MPH.

What have you two been up to?

Christians deserve to know and they can look it up if they do not believe me.....or put their head in the sand and say they do not care.......No harm, no foul.

Including @WalterandDebbie It is a long story.....It is hard to track down the culprits. I am thinking they will end up in Hell. It may come as a shock to you that the names of God the Father and God the Son are not in your Bibles Way back when, in Paleo-Hebrew Yahweh actual name was in the Old...

@Pilgrimer @Doug I think you guys are getting the Last Supper mixed up with the actual Passover Meal. And Passover is always and forever on Nisan 15. It is tracked by the Moon 15 days after the New Moon or No Moon. The Passover meals were occurring around the time Yeshua was on the cross. So...

Have not rejected scripture. Put I would not take on the premise of hate being the central theme of my religion. And by the way, is that you at the wailing wall of McDonald's.

The phrase "sons of God" appears in different places in the Old and New Testament and means different things. 1. The phase "sons of God" is never identified as angels. And if it did, it would mean that angels can impregnate women. And we should note that these sons of God did not just have...

We know that Yeshua was 33 years and some months old when He was crucified. Yeshua was probably born a in late 5 BC or early 4 BC. If we count 33 years forward, remembering that there is no year zero between BC and AD, we come up with 30 AD. And Him being 33, plus or minus a few months old. And...

I am still looking for the one I used but here is one. https://dqydj.com/moon-phase-calculator/

From NASA's website. It show Friday night as the Full Moon. The Jewish day start Friday at dusk.

I have already explained this. Post 22 The date is figured off the Year Yeshua was born and approximately 33 years. Herod died in March 4 BC, Yeshua was born shortly before that. Also since Passover starts on the evening of the full moon, NASA can provide that data.

Nope. You said----> The lambs were slain on the Passover, on Nisan 14: "In the fourteenth day at evening is the Lord's Passover." The 14th Nisan is the Passover, when the Passover sacrifice was observed. They are sacrificed and ritually slaughtered, cooked and eaten before dusk on the Nisan 14...

Nope Number of Passover Meals (Seder Nights) During Passover, the number of Passover meals — specifically Seder nights — depends on your location: In Israel: There is one Seder — on the first night of Passover, which is the 15th of Nisan Chabad.org. In the Diaspora (outside Israel): There are...

Nope Nisan 15 began on Friday at dusk. By that time Yeshua's body was taken off the cross. That night was the night of the full moon.....NASA can track it. The beginning of Passover always start on the night of the Full Moon. Again this is something that people can look up.... The Passover...

Nope. The Passover always occurs on a full moon. On April 7th 30 AD Friday, Yeshua was crucified. At dusk was the beginning of Passover and the Saturday Jewish Sabbath. That was Nisan 15. The New Moon resets the Jewish month. Passover occurs at the first full moon after the spring Vernal...