What to Know

The origin of the name Jesus is “ignotum per ignotius.” It’s not a Greek transliteration of the Hebrew Joshua and neither is it “yeshua HaMashiach” (salvation the Messiah/yeshua shouldn’t be capitalized and Moshiach is not a name; just another way of saying Jesus Christ). Jesus is a Middle English transliteration of the Hebrew Joshua (1387CE) adopted in Greek (1516CE) by a man with intimate knowledge of the English transliteration. The name of Jesus was never written or scribed in Greek bibles until the 16th century CE because the “nomina sacra” was used in its place. Both the Greek and Latin alphabets lacked the necessary characters to spell the name of Jesus until the 16th century CE (with the exception of 8th century loanwords believed to be forgeries). In fact, it’s literally quite impossible to transliterate the Hebrew Joshua to the Greek Jesus due to the Greek grammatical rules of declension masculine nominative singular ending with “ους/ous” (adding “ους/ous” on the end of masculine names; Ιησους Iēsous). In like manner, the transliteration of names is meant to capture the sound and/or pronunciation of names, but the phonetics are missing and several syllables are omitted in the name Jesus (two syllables missing from Yahoshua/Joshua and one from Yeshuwa/Jeshua). Historically this has never been done with the names of Zeus, Shiva, Marduk, Ahura Mazda, or Asherah etc.,. In furtherance, Jeshua (Yeshuwa Strong’s H3442) is not the shortened version of Joshua (Yahoshua H3091), because the names have different applications and meanings. Yeshuwa/Yeshua (Jeshua H3442) and yeshua (yeshuw’ah H3444) are deliberately spelled wrong as transliterations to support false theological claims. The Hebrew letter “a” [ayin (עַ)] and “h” [heh (ה)] on the end of the names are pronounced significantly different; “a” [ayin (עַ)] produces a deep throat sound made from the pharynx that has no Greek, Latin, or English equivalent. The roots of a misspelled Yehoshua (yeho-shua; Joshua H3091) is often applied to Yeshuwa (Jeshua H3442) and yeshua (yeahuw’ah H3444) to imply that they both mean God’s salvation. And Ymmanuel was not named after Joshua, because He was the similitude of the first man Adam and a very significant promise that no one seem to understand. Nevertheless, all of this was done because the early church fathers were pagan loyalist who were desperately trying to fit the name of Jesus within all of their pagan lore and legend. Particularly, the prophecies of the Sibylline Oracles who spelled out a name in the Ichthys [ΙΧΘΥΣ] that would consist of four vowels, and two consonants [Ιησους]. Some believe that this historical and/or bizarre turn of events is the fulfilling of pagan prophecy because the name of Jesus is “ignotum per ignotius” (like the trinity) and eventually became exactly what the oracles of Apollo had predicted (1,483-years after the crucifixion). However, the name of Jesus is also a contradiction of terms. In John 1:3 all things were made by him, but Malachi 4:2 depicts him as a sun god made on the Fourth day (Gen 1:15-18). The original version of John 1:1c stated that the Word was a possession of God and/or that the Word was God’s, thereby associating the Word with the light created on the First day (Gen 1:3-5); a light that shines in darkness and the darkness comprehended it not (Jn 1:5 & Gen 1:2-3). This reality refutes the church’s claim of Christ’s pre-existence because the Son of God was begotten on a specific day (begotten thee; Ps 2:7, & Heb 1:5 & 5:5). No, Jesus is not that particular Son, but all of Christendom agrees that someone was begotten and pre-existed at the same time, but is that right? The church also agrees that God sent His only begotten Son (Jn 3:16 & I Jn 4:9) but teaches that God really didn’t send Him because God came in His place as an incarnation of Himself as the second person of the trinity; thereby denying the Son and having not the Father (I Jn 2:23). Confusing isn’t it? Nevertheless, the main doors and/or altars of traditional Christian church’s face east towards the rising sun god Jesus that God has commanded us not to worship (Dt 4:19).

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About me

I’m the youngest of twins born to the first segregated schoolteachers of Lauderdale County. I was a cleric and a wayward soul. A heavyweight Golden Gloves boxing champion trained in eight martial arts. The son of a Tuskegee Airman and a loner with two brothers. I was only five when I saw an armed guard lining the roadside bus route to school (1969AD). Naturally, I was torn and juxtaposed with my feet on many sands. I’m made of many things, genetic ingredients, moral fibers, wants, teachings, and environments all forged by my experiences. To such, there’s much to my historical makeup including an impetuous sobriety collocating the mind. I’ve had the same job, bills, and problems as atheists and the worshippers of other gods, and my faith has never given me an advantage. As a Christian cleric, Islamic Muslims, Buddhist’s and Hindu’s have thanked their gods for my assistance. I’ve charged the batteries and changed the tires of others, but left Christians in need because I couldn’t be late for the procession.

I was called (of God) at the age of twelve, but I think we mistook it as an invitation to preach. My first sermon was about faith, but I didn’t know what faith was until twenty-six years later. In hindsight, I should’ve never been allowed to speak, but the church was so excited; clamoring something about a child shall lead, but that scripture didn’t apply to me (Is 11:6 KJV). I was allowed to remain human, carnal, and pagan, and I couldn’t help but notice that we buried everyone that we prayed for. This was the cultural institutionalized way of man, and we’d already accounted for an acceptable number of loses. But to be called of God is an invitation to His Kingdom and to make oneself fit for use, but I came before the Lord without the proper garments and if I didn’t change I would’ve perished (Zeph 1:8 NLT, Is 30:1 & Matt 22:12-14 KJV). I was clothed in unrighteousness and arrayed in false doctrines. I didn’t know the truth, and Yah is to be worshipped in truth (John 4:24 KJV). Ironically, the truth is offensive and not many can bear it. Free speech is one thing, and we can all agree to disagree, but the truth is the primary cause of hate mail. As humans we want to do wrong and call it right. I don’t know why, but it seems to be important.

For example, abortions have been a legitimate religious exercise for 5,182 years since the time of Lamech (before the flood of Noah). It’s even spoken of in the book of Numbers (5:21-22 KJV), where its applications extend far beyond the scope of adultery. Yet, for some reason, God’s ministers are adamantly opposed to Him on the matter and began a campaign against (Jewish) abortions in the “Apologies of the Ante-Nicene Post-Apostolic Church Fathers” (100-320CE). No, I didn’t have to mention anything about abortions, but I just wanted to show you that the truth is offensive and everyone who is of the truth hears God’s voice (Jn 18:37, 8:47,43-44 & 10:27-27 KJV). Others, not so much; may even send me hate mail. In short, I’m not addressing, reaching out and/or making an appeal to everyone. I’m just letting you know that my personal views are personal, and you may never know them unless you’re friends or family. We live in a polarized world of misinformation and that’s not me. I have my own mind and far too many people have been destroyed by lies, deceptions, and personal bias. For example, when the early church fathers changed faith to belief do you think that they ever imagined the billions of souls who would come to rely on that belief for help, healing, or deliverance? Have you ever heard of faith healing deaths and/or faith based medical neglect? There are poor souls in every country who have paid the ultimate price because they’ve finally learned that faith isn’t believing. Others have no choice but to rely on faith when no medical options are available. According to the scriptures we can neither be saved or please God without it (Heb 11:6). Hence it becomes imperative to know what faith is; but a lot of people aren’t going to like that answer either. So, if you want real answers about difficult subject matters without the same ‘ole’ misinformation, then this is a good place to start. But be advised “APPENDIX J” is only an appendix (61 pages) of a larger work.

In my search for God, I’ve acquired over eight-hundred books in my personal library. I’ve purchased and read hundreds of scholarly works while weeding through thousands of web pages and internet searches only to find nothing but parroted information. To wit, I don’t quote the findings of other authors who were particularly wrong regarding their majority content. I’m immensely annoyed with the ambiguity of theologians and interpretive works, so I lead with the facts. Ergo, the contents of this book speaks for itself. It refutes 1,700-years of established doctrine and its foundations were forged through a scrupulous cause needing no wasted words to call men to listen.