Re: Spelling: Aramaic to Hebrew to Greek to Latin: Yeshua

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Yep, that lack of a " J " nearly killt on Ford in " The Last Crusade " ... :-D

T

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RE: re: cps brought kids

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>If don't rain it pours for these poor folks, don't it?

> Between a rock and a hard place - if CPS opens a case then they'll

>probably be sent to an " Official " foster home, and could very well be

>separated; on the other hand, no open case = no money...

> Blessings on your house for taking them in, even though it probably means

>more beans and less meat all around, at least they're together somewhere

>familiar.

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>T

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Come to think of it. . . . Good Memory, !Love,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Fri, April 15, 2011 3:21:33 PMSubject: RE: Spelling: Aramaic to Hebrew to Greek to Latin: "Yeshua"

Yep, that lack of a "J" nearly killt on Ford in "The Last Crusade"... :-D

T

in WY

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"You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..."

Spelling: Aramaic to Hebrew to Greek to Latin: "Yeshua"

You are correct, Sharon. It was Iesous in Greek and Iesus in Latin.

There is no "J" in Greek, Latin nor Hebrew. The modern Hebrew

version is as you say, and the closest modern first name is therefore

"."

n, who checked with my linguist daughter first! (and with our

local Rabbi). . . . . . . . . . .