Most people never question it—but the letter “J” did not exist in Hebrew, Aramaic, or Greek, the original languages of Scripture. It entered the English language centuries later.
So how did the Hebrew name “Yahoshua” (“YAH saves”) become “Jesus”?
This study explores the history of the letter J, the transformation of Biblical names through translation, and the Hebrew foundations often overlooked today.
More than a spelling issue, it’s about testing everything, returning to the Scriptures, and seeking the original meaning behind the text.
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