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The illuminati storm - Easter
#31
Sariel, will do when I get a copy of the HH, thanks for that, will have to read up on it more....

Back to 'Transformers' movie *grin*
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#32
'Transformers' was a great movie, though I have feeling it is somehow more adjusted for teenagers. But, as I am fan of them from the childhood there was no other solution except to look the movie.
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#33
I thought the name Jesus was of Greek translation and the Hebrew would have been Yeshwa.
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#34
More precisely the Hebrew spelling would have been Yaeshua I'm told. 
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#35
Hm... there is on-going battle is Yaeshua a hebrew word or just a transcription of Latin/Greek word Jesus/Iesus.

Jesus is Latin, but it has Greek origins/relations.

Christ is a Greek word used and popularised by St.Paul.

There is no a Yaeshua word in the New Testaments except Latin Jesus, but there is word/name Emmanuel, in the Gospel of Matthew.

Some tried connect Yaeshua with Yoshua, however not very successfully.

btw.
There is an information that Emmanuel was reincarnation of Yoshua.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joshua
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#36
The thing is the letter J hasn't been used that long . Maybe 500 or so years? The name Jesus seems to be  relatively modern. The Greek word would have been Iesos and the Latin transliteration Iesus later anglicized to Jesus.

I really don't have a point but I find it interesting. It is said that the Aramaic dialect that the man known as Jesus spoke his name would be Eesa.

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#37
Right, something like that. Jesus/Iesus is completely Roman/Greek Illuminati invention and Essa I believe is related to New world religion. Truth, the letter J is very young letter in the modern language. But still, it was used by Egyptians thousands years before.

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