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According to DF "Jesus" is the common Greek form of the name Joshua. In Jesus' day the name was pronounced
"Yeshua!" We find him named in ancient Jewish literature where he is sometimes called "Yeshu" that, almost cer-tainly, was the Galilean pronunciation. See also Matt. 26:73; Mark 14:70 & Luke 22:59. KIE GAM-LESJONCHA MEGALAH OTACH; ATAH ECHAD MEEHEM KIE AF-GELIELIE ATAH OELESJONCHA KIELSJONAM; GAM-ZEH HAYAH IMO
KIE AF-HOE GELIELIE! In those days, "Jesus" was one of the most common Jewish names. For example, the ancient Jewish historian, Josephus Flavius, mentions twenty men with this name. The first is Joshua of the Bible,
Moshe's successor who conquered the Holy Land [more than 3000 years ago after Israel's 40 years in the Sinai desert because of the explosion of Thera, the Exodus after Ten Plagues a.s.o.]! Out of religious awe the ancient Jews avoided certain important biblical names zuch as Dawid, Sjlomo, Moshe, and Aharon, and it may be that the
name Yeshua - "Jesus" - in those days had gained popularity as a kind of substitute for Moses. Jesus' father and his brothers also bore very popular names [some view Jesus' brothers & sisters in fact as his cousins, or as chil-dren of Joseph by a previous marriage]! His brothers were calles James [the anglicized form of the Hebrew and Greek naam "Jacob"/Ya'akov: he seemingly was named for his grandfather, Ya'akov, the father of Joseph in Matt {1:15}], Joses, Judah, and Shim'on [Mark 6:3 HALO ZEH HOE HECHARASH BEN-MIRYAM WA'ACHI YA'AKOV WE-YOSEI WIYEHUDAH WESHIM'ON WAHALO ACHYOTAW ITANU FOH WAYEHI LAHEM LEMICHSHOL ~ the names of
the biblical patriarch Jacob [aka Israel] and three of his sons. The names were as common in those days as Jack & Bill are today. Joses is short for Joseph - the name of Jesus' father [Luke 1:59 WAYEHI BAYOM HASHMINI WA
YAVO'OE LAMOEL ET-HAYALED WAYIKROE OTO ZECHARYAH AL-SHEEM AVIW (ATA'AN IMO WATOMAR LO KI YO-CHANAN YIKAREE)]! Today it would be almost impossible for a Jewish child to be named after his father, if the
latter were still living. In ancient times, however, this was a fairly widespread custom. Jesus mother was called Mary, which corresponds to the Hebrew, Miryam, another common name in those days. Although we know few women's names from ancient times ~ none of the names of Jesus' sisters have come down to us ~ but Josephus
mentions eight women called Miryam. The first is the sister of Moshe, and the others are all names after her ...

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NIET om opgeblazen heidense interpretaties van 'G ds Woord', 'hersens van kaft tot kaft', afgodische ophemeling
van vooringenomen vooroordelen, keiharde dogma's, ingewikkelde leerstellingen & 2000 jaar 'christendom', maar
juist om 'het land', 'de mensen', 'hun zwakke & sterke punten' & de realiteit van politieke onderdrukking, heidens
wreed kolonialisme, moderne uitbuiting & 't antwoord daarop van Yehoshua vanuit zijn eigen visie op die duizend
jaar [en meer] daarvoor ~ gewone mensen onder elkaar die verdrukt werden onder vermorzelend geweld & hun
pogingen tot genezing, verlossing, bevrijding in 't doen & laten van "Elckerlyc in myDiAlledagsland" & NIET om al die hoogwaardigheidsbekleders als keizers, pausen, theologen, synodes, heiligverklaringen & poppenkasterij ...