Scholars believe that 'Jesus' would have had a name in his own native language, Aramaic, which bears no resemblance to the modern version. In fact, the name 'Jesus' even contains letters that were ...

Old Manuscript of Gospel Decoded by Researchers, Reveal Details About Jesus Christ’s Early Life A papyrus fragment remained ...

Rather, Jesus the historical figure likely conversed in Aramaic, the native language of Judeah, the region in the Roman Empire where scholars believe the messiah and his disciples lived (now part ...

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FEW could ever have imagined the success of Ignite Conference when it first started in 2001. Ignite Youth director Kym Keady ...

Jesus lived. He died ... They are feeling profoundly alienated from their own Judaism. In plain language, they're losing. And that means the language of invective gets nastier and nastier.

Jesus Christ's real name was probably Yeshu Nazareen, following ancient Aramaic language. Aramaic was common in the Galilee region where Jesus lived. His name changed to Jesus Christ over time through ...

moved into very different cultural and language contexts.... Paul's conversion as an apostle to the gentiles may date as early as three years after Jesus' death. No later than the year 35 ...