...or is he like madonna and cher???

was this in the times before sirnames???

...his mun was mary MAGDALIN.

...what about judas iscarot or whatever.

and jesus OF nazareth dont count.

...well?

Jesus wasn't his name that's the title, supposedly his name was Yeoushoua Bin Yossef

quote:Originally posted by ilbastardoh:

Jesus wasn't his name that's the title, supposedly his name was Yeoushoua Bin Yossef

Actually Jesus was/is his name. It's pronounced, Yay-shoe-wa. Which is the long ass name you stated: "Yeoushoua", the rest of what you said answers his question though.

Yeshua ben Yosef

surname

cool, thanks for the answers.

quote:Originally posted by Metalligod:

the rest of what you said answers his question though.

LMFAO!

So his surname was "son of Joseph"? Doesn't sound like a surname to me...

In Hebrew Jews are called "something son of something" so in answer to your question, he had no surname as far as I am aware.

(p.s. Christ means "the annointed one" so that definately isn't his surname)

jesus bin laden.

the first anti-semitic jew.

CHRIST you idiots JEsus CHrist

quote:Originally posted by Aphelion Corona:

[B] LMFAO!

So his surname was "son of Joseph"? Doesn't sound like a surname to me...

B]



EG:

Davidson: Son of David

Osama bin Laden: (supposedly) Osama, son of Laden

However, surnames such as o'Connor refer to places. So, Joseph o'Connor would mean Joseph, ruler of Connor, and Herbert deLosinga (deLosigna?) would be Herbert, ruler of Losign(ng)a.

Stoyve

"ruler of"?

I don't know about the "O'" for Irish surnames, but "de" in Italian is just "of".

So Herbert DeLosigna would be "Herbert of Losigna". Now Losigna would either refer to a place or a famiglia (like a clan or "house").

In Irish, " O' " means 'descended from.'

Ex: my name is Doyle. The translation of that to Irish is O'Dubgaill (or O'Dubhghaill, if you like gratuitous consonants). This literally means, "descended from the dark strangers."

quote:Originally posted by Keltoiberserker:

Yeshua ben Yosef

Cheers,

Lost

quote:Originally posted by OMr_duckO:

CHRIST you idiots JEsus CHrist

Read the posts. Christ is a title.

So did someone get Jesus out of Yeoushoua in the same way the got Jehovah out of YHWH? Or is it a tranlation like how Ivan is John in Russian?

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too bad it wasn't sir jesus christ... i like that.

i think that's what i'm gonna name my first born... the little brat's been begging me for a name ever since she learned to form sentences.

quote:Originally posted by primordial_egg:



...his mun was mary MAGDALIN.



no she wasnt

quote:Originally posted by MasterPython:

Read the posts. Christ is a title.

So did someone get Jesus out of Yeoushoua in the same way the got Jehovah out of YHWH? Or is it a tranlation like how Ivan is John in Russian?

I think that it goes something like this:

Jesus < (Latin) Iesus < (Greek) Iesous

< (Hebrew) Yeshua < (a variation of) Yehoshua.. which means something like "God is help"

And i think the Middle or Old English used "Jesu"

mun

quote:Originally posted by primordial_egg:

his mun was mary MAGDALIN.



Actually, Mary Magdalene (which is how you spell that, BTW) was one of his students.

Actually, if you wanted to get technical, it should be Jesus "the" Christ. But oh well... you crazy Christians.

actually his real name is in the bible but i wouldn't expect anyone here to know that.

^assmunch

Jesus Ramirez

quote:Originally posted by Eil:

^assmunch

jesus loves you too, kid http://www.totse.com/bbs/smile.gif (http://www.totse.com/bbs/smile.gif)

that's nice, but if he loves a stupid condescending prick like you then i want nothing to do with the asshole.

quote:Originally posted by Eil:

that's nice, but if he loves a stupid condescending prick like you then i want nothing to do with the asshole.

awww babe, you say the sweetest things

i'm only sucking up so that you'll enlighten me with your infinite wisdom.

so what's his real name?

quote:Originally posted by Tyrant:

In Irish, " O' " means 'descended from.'

Ex: my name is Doyle. The translation of that to Irish is O'Dubgaill (or O'Dubhghaill, if you like gratuitous consonants). This literally means, "descended from the dark strangers."



Ding ding! Here comes the milkman!

lol... I always thought he was a mexican.

“Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son,

and they shall call his name Immanuel”