13/12/2021 · HeyZues was the name Greek translators gave our Messiah because they needed to see the name of their chief deity (Zues) in His name… it’s called syncretism.His name is the same name given to Joshua…. which is why English translators confused the Messiah with Joshua the son of Nun in the 1611 KVJ (see Acts 7:45 and Hebrew 4:8).

No single name can describe all that God is. In fact, God uses each and every one of His names to reveal a different part of His character to us. Shown in Scripture, each of these names has great significance. Let’s look at some of the significant names for God in the Bible, along with Bible verses about God. If you click on each image, you ...

Sometimes the names of people, places and things change as well, based upon translations. Once such thing is the name that the Bible has for the God’s people, whether they are unbelieving Jews or believing Jews and Gentiles. Here are some other names for God’s people that I have found in the Bible. Assembly of the Saints

As a result, some biblical books, such as Daniel, Jeremiah, and Job, are longer or shorter in the OG version of the Bible than they are in the MT. We now know from discoveries in the Dead Sea region that these alternate Hebrew versions were circulated alongside the versions that became the …

28/10/2020 · There is quite a bit we know about angels as they are referenced roughly 300 times from Genesis to Revelation, in various ways. We see them called “angels of God” ( Luke 12:8 ), “sons of God” ( Job 1:6 ), “sons of the mighty” ( Psalm 89:6 ), “heavenly host” ( Psalm 148:2; 1 Kings 22:19 ), “holy ones” ( Psalm 89:5 ), “holy watchers” ( Daniel 4:13 ), ...

Joseph – Zaphenath-Paneah: When the Hebrew Joseph came into the service of the Pharaoh, he was given a new Egyptian name. ( Genesis 41:45) Daniel – Belteshazzar: When Daniel was taken into captivity to Babylon, and then taken to the court of Nebuchadnezzar, he was given a Persian name to replace his Hebrew name.

But while we see whole armies of giants in the Bible called Nephilim, Rephaims, Emims (Zanzummims or Zuzims), Anakim or children of Anak, the purpose of this article is to point out only those for which we have some details, those who are by and large singled out by name.

Lesson 6: Christ's First Coming—Prophesied in Detail! When Jesus Christ fulfilled all the Bible prophecies regarding His life, death and resurrection, that proved absolutely that He was the promised Messiah, Son of God and "Savior of the world" (1 John 4:14).