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Yahusha
The original Name for the man commonly called "Jesus". "YAHUSHA" is the English transliteration of the Name which is of Hebrew origin. His Name is pronounced "YOW-sha" or "Ya-HU-sha". The Hebrew letters that make up this name are the Yod, Hay, Waw, Shin, Ayin and are written from right to left in the Hebrew. The letter J is not even 600 years old yet. How can a man who lived around 2,000 years ago have a name that started with a letter that didn't exist? "Jesus" is not the Name. YAHUSHA is the Savior of the world. With belief in Him and the observance of His Father's Word, especially the Ten Commands in Exodus/Shemoth 20, one will inherit eternal life.
"YAHUSHA is my deliverer, and His death on the stake redeemed me from my fate of destruction."
"I love YAHUSHA and Yahusha loves me!"
"I have a relationship with YAHUSHA, not a religion."
"I love YAHUSHA and Yahusha loves me!"
"I have a relationship with YAHUSHA, not a religion."
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