Or is it Y'hoshua or Yahushua or Yehoshua haMashiach?
You mean he taught you an English transliteration of a Hebrew (or Aramaic) name which is nowhere recorded in the Bible in that form?
Curious.
I guess Peter and Paul and the rest of the NT writers were wrong to write all that Greek stuff. What was God thinking to have Jesus born in the midst of Roman/Greek culture?
BTW, how come Paul didn't write the Greek version of "G-d" ("Th--s") or "L-rd" ("K-r--s") all over the place? Not superstitious?
It appears we have drifted off topic. The topic here is Deurteronomy. It is not Chuck Missler. If you wish to discuss what Chuck Missler said about Deuteronomy, then I suppose that's fair game, but this general discussion about Chuck Missler's view of eschatology is really off point.
Or is it Y'hoshua or Yahushua or Yehoshua haMashiach?
You mean he taught you an English transliteration of a Hebrew (or Aramaic) name which is nowhere recorded in the Bible in that form?
It is spelled Yeshua in my copy of the Jewish New Testament by David Stern
I guess Peter and Paul and the rest of the NT writers were wrong to write all that Greek stuff. What was God thinking to have Jesus born in the midst of Roman/Greek culture?
My understanding is the Koine Greek( developed by Alexander the Great ) is extremely precise and
hence why it was breathed by the Ruach haKodesh for our clear understanding.
The communication channels (i.e. roads ) of the Roman Empire provided the rapid spread of the Word of G-d
BTW, how come Paul didn't write the Greek version of "G-d" ("Th--s") or "L-rd" ("K-r--s") all over the place? Not superstitious?
No. Just a mnemonic for myself for reverence and awe for the Holy Name of G-d.
a bondslave to the Christ
chuck