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Before the flashback to John starts, Herod thinks of John in the first place because Jesus’ name is in the air. Jesus’ deeds have developed him a reputation, and everyone wants to know who he ...

Historical and linguistic evidence suggests that the Son of God would have gone by a different name entirely, one rooted in the language of his time. According to experts, Jesus' name in his ...

Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus has shared a photo from hospital as he begins his comeback from an ACL injury. The Brazil international went down injured in the FA Cup match against Manchester ...

Scientists say that ‘Jesus Christ’ might not actually be the name of Christianity’s central figure. Scholars believe that ‘Jesus’ would have been known by a name in his own native language of Aramaic.

Scientists say that ‘Jesus Christ’ might not actually be the name of Christianity’s central figure. Scholars believe that ‘Jesus’ would have been known by a name in his own native ...

The historical figure known as Jesus Christ likely bore the name Yeshu Nazareen, according to linguistic and phonetic specialists cited in a report by a leading publication. Although widely ...

Going by this theory, Jesus would have gone by Yeshua or Yeshu, which were the two of the most common names in Galilee (Jesus was born in Nazareth in Galilee).

Despite being one of the most famous names on Earth, historians and linguists suggest that “Jesus Christ” was not the original name of Christianity’s central figure. The name “Jesus ...

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