is the word God a name ? (converted)

[moonsun]

is the name of Jesus in the original bibles is also Jesus
is his name sound like Jesus in all the original language

because his name in Arabic quran sound like eisa and that is very far from the sound of the word Jesus

but his mother Mary is very close in Arabic and her name Maryam

is Mary sound like Mary in all the original language of the bible
and why there more than one original language

do you think that God when referring to Jesus to the Arabs he call him Eisa and he call him Jesus for the Aramaic

or do you think it is a translation problem

[offthefence]

Originally Posted by moonsun

is the name of Jesus in the original bibles is also Jesus
is his name sound like Jesus in all the original language

because his name in Arabic quran sound like eisa and that is very far from the sound of the word Jesus

but his mother Mary is very close in Arabic and her name Maryam

is Mary sound like Mary in all the original language of the bible
and why there more than one original language

do you think that God when referring to Jesus to the Arabs he call him Eisa and he call him Jesus for the Aramaic

or do you think it is a translation problem

This article Yahshua, Yehoshua, Y'shua, Yeshua, Iesous, Iesus, or Jesus The Sacred Name or True Name Tells you most of what you need to know about the name Jesus. Read the WHOLE thing. If you only read the first paragraph you'll get the wrong impression.

[moonsun]

Originally Posted by offthefence

This article Yahshua, Yehoshua, Y'shua, Yeshua, Iesous, Iesus, or Jesus The Sacred Name or True Name Tells you most of what you need to know about the name Jesus. Read the WHOLE thing. If you only read the first paragraph you'll get the wrong impression.

thank you for the link it gave me some hints.

[Ellis Bell]

Originally Posted by moonsun

do you find the word God in the original langauge of the holy books

or do you find a name for God in the original langauge of the holy books
sound like God

i want to know how the name of God became God

is there any verse saying or meaning some thing like my name is God

Daily Bible Study - In the beginning was the Word
Why did they accuse Jesus of blasphemy for using "I am" the way that He did? Because it was "before Abraham" that "I AM" appeared to Moses (most translations use all-capitals for the "I AM")

"And God said unto Moses, I AM THAT I AM: and he said, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I AM hath sent me unto you." (Exodus 3:14 KJV)

But Jesus Christ wasn't a blasphemer, nor a liar. Jesus Christ never sinned. He spoke the Truth when He used "I am." What gave Him the right to righteously and truthfully say that in the way that He did?

"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by Him; and without Him was not any thing made that was made ... And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth." (John 1:1-3,14 KJV)

As I read this on the page linked to above, I thought, "why do we call red, red? I mean it's like, why is that.

Also I can see in reading the text above, why some will refer to Christ as God, instead of Christ...God's Son.

What I understand, is God made His Son. His Son was born a flesh man. God did not come here, God sent His Son here. In the trinity then we also have the Holy Spirit which is Jesus Christ's spirit who will reside in our hearts, if we let Him in.

This is also what I believe and this is what is in my heart to believe since June 9th 1970; I've known my heart along time and it hasn't lied to me yet. I Am, in that Christ's Holy Spirit rests in me as He rests in other's who also believe that God made them as well. I Am not God, however I am one with Him through the Holy Spirit of Christ.

[beeveenh]

Those who believe in the trinity accept that the Son has a name, but never wonder if the Father has a name?

[Miss Shawn_2828]

Originally Posted by beeveenh

Those who believe in the trinity accept that the Son has a name, but never wonder if the Father has a name?

Actually He does

These are some names and titles of The Father

Yahweh( Is God's personal name), Abba( Father), El Shaddai (The all Sufficient One), Hayotzer (Creator), El Elyon(The most High God), Elohim (God), Everlasting Father, Hagaon ( The excellent one), HaShofet (The Judge) and many more.

These names are in Hebrew.

[MrsMtnsOnTheMind]

Originally Posted by moonsun

the god of Moses is Allah
the god of Jesus is Allah
the god of Muhammad is Allah

there is only one true god you call him God but his name is also Allah

and regrading the miracles of prophet Muhammad here are some

Splitting of the Moon
Food Multiplication
Water Multiplication
Supplication for Rain
Lights to guide Companions
Crying of the stem of the Date-palm Tree
Glorification of Allah by the Prophet's meals
The explusion of a liar's corpse by the Earth
The Speech of the Wolf
The Prophet's Night Journey to Jerusalem and Ascent to the Heavens

Wrong....His name is Yahweh, not Allah. Allah was a moon god that Muhammad created to advance his religion.

The Torah, which your Quran identifies as an authoritative source says that His name is Yahweh.

O People of the Book! Ye have no ground to stand upon unless ye stand fast by the Torah, (and) the Gospel." Qur'an Surah 5.68

[esselcue]

"god" is a noun. "God" is a name given to that noun by someone unknown along the way. Personally I like "I Am" because it could be my name, too...it is every living being on the planet's name.

[MontanaGuy]

I think the word god is just a generic term for any supernatural entity and I see that others have given the names of specific gods from different cultures. I don't think I've ever heard anyone use the name Yahweh for the Christian god but I guess it's only natural that he would have a name just like any of the other gods. Christians in general seem to call the god they believe in "God" with a capital G as opposed to Yahweh. I've never once heard my Christian relatives use the name Yahweh but they talk about God all the time, it's just a cultural thing.

[Miss Shawn_2828]

Originally Posted by esselcue

"god" is a noun. "God" is a name given to that noun by someone unknown along the way. Personally I like "I Am" because it could be my name, too...it is every living being on the planet's name.

I often wonder why don't people think before they write.