@[email protected][quote] "You're right there is no 'J' in ancient Hebrew as the name often translated Westernized as 'Jesus' is derived from 'Yeshua' in Hebrew or 'Iesous' in Greek. "
This is far from true. Biblical Hebrew is full of 'J' sounds. The ancient Hebrew speakers used copious 'J' and 'ZH' sounds in their speech. This myth about the 'J' sound is the foundation of all kinds of errors and myths re-circulating and swirling around in the Internet toilet bowl.
See links below that disprove this myth about the 'J' sound and the false, Roman name, 'Yahweh'.
De-Mythologizing the Divine Name (audio & docs)
https://www.cbcg.org/series/the-names-of-god/de-mythologizing-the-divine-name.htmlDebunking the Myths of Sacred Namers
#1 (audio & docs)
https://www.cbcg.org/series/the-names-of-god/debunking-the-myths-of-sacred-namers-1.htmlDebunking the Myths of Sacred Namers
#2 (audio & docs)
https://www.cbcg.org/series/the-names-of-god/debunking-the-myths-of-sacred-namers-2.htmlDebunking the myths of the Sacred Namers (docs)
https://www.cbcg.org/natureofgod/debunking-myths.htmlPDFs of the aforementioned:
part 1:
https://www.cbcg.org/franklin/debunking1.pdfpart 2:
https://www.cbcg.org/franklin/debunking2.pdfpart 3:
https://www.cbcg.org/franklin/debunking3.pdf#Tetragrammaton #Religion #Hebrew #NominaSacra #HebrewRoots #JHWH #Jehovah #Jesus #Bible #Christian #Theology 
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