Hello everyone!

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Completed,

You wrote - "where as Yeshua means Salvation for He will Yoshia, save his people from Thier sins"

Are you sure about that?

Please show me one verse in the Hebrew bible where the Hebrew word for salvation means saved from their sins.

It doesn't look like you addressed Jason's comments about the word "Barach"  you mistakenly used.

We cannot have a discussion if you just keep on throwing stuff at us without finishing one topic at a time.

Thank you.

Oh, and sorry, but we are free to use the name Jesus here on our forum. Not to disrespect you, but it is a name widely used in America and other places around the world for the Christian god/messiah.

The Yeshua Yoshia is the Word pun I was speaking about,  was just showing how Jesus don't work for his actual name...The Hebrew word for "he will save" (Matthew 1:21) is "yoshia", which has the same Hebrew root as the name Yeshua. And this point of the text, just doesn't make since without using his real name, "Jesus" has no meaning what so ever,.....
 Mirriam is the direct decendent from David through her Father Joseph, not husband, even tho Joseph the husband is also from the line of David as well. 

“they will be blessed,” the root is barach, which means “to bless.” ...this is a quote from Hebrew scholar Nehimiah Gordon.  
I think the correct spelling would actually be baruch*..