What the Bible says about Yahshua
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Yahshua: Some have used the Hebrew name Yahshua rather than "Jesus," believing it to be a more sacred name. That logic also has its roots in human reason. Paul used the Greek name Iesous for "Jesus," as did the other writers of the New Testament. Further, what about Jesus' prophecy that many deceivers would come in His name (Matthew 24:5)? In more than 1900 years, very few deceivers have come in the name of Yahshua. But many deceivers have come in the name of Jesus or variations of it in different languages. The power and authority in and behind the name of Jesus, the only name by which we can be saved, is seen in many healings that God's ministers have performed in the name of Jesus Christ (Acts 3:6). His name is just as sacred in one language as in another. Martin G. Collins The Names of God Related Topics:

 

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