I wouldn't like people to change my name.
Should we be using Jesus' Hebrew name 'Yeshua' instead of the Greek translation?
a rose by any other name is still a rose
but knowing Jesus true name is not yeshua
it is Immanuel
see issaiah 7 and 9
Isa. 7: 14
14 Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign; Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel.
Reply:Jesus is the common Greek name by which our Lord is referred. We do not use the English Joshua in English speaking languages, but Yeshua, or Y'shua, are all four of these are accurate. He knows whom we are addressing in prayer.
If you travel to a foreign language country, do you not expect to hear your name pronounced differently? It's still you, after all.
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Reply:Jesus is not even the Greek version. The "I" become "J" much later in Europe. Best that we use "Yeshua", although even that is a European language rendering.
Reply:Christianity is westernized. Maybe in another 200 years Jesus will be referred 2 as Tony or johnny.
Reply:In my ancestral language, it is pronounced "ee-SOOS"
(the same way Mexicans pronounce it...and my ancestors are worlds away from Mexico. They're closer to Saudia Arabia.)
Reply:it the same name just different pronunciation...just like other names...so i'm guessing in the grand scheme of things it doesn't matter...
Reply:I wouldn't like it either, but Jesus is too common for every Christian to change
Reply:We can. He knows when we are talking to Him
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