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Special thanks to Dr. Benjamin Suchard for his invaluable insights and expertise in consulting on this episode. What was the actual name of Jesus? Many people know that Jesus's actual Aramaic name was ...

The baptism of Jesus was a part of His fulfilling all the Mosaic laws. His parents had presented Him as an infant in the ...

Historical and linguistic evidence suggests that the Son of God would have gone by a different name entirely, one rooted in the language of his time. According to experts, Jesus' name in his ...

Jesus Christ's real name was in Aramaic, scientists say. Wikimedia Commons Jesus Christ, the founder of Christianity, was not originally known by the name we know him today. Scientists say he would ...

Scientists say that ‘Jesus Christ’ might not actually be the name of Christianity’s central figure. Scholars believe that ‘Jesus’ would have been known by a name in his own native ...

But according to scientists Jesus 'wasn't called Jesus' and in fact, the Son of God went by a different name. Jesus was born around 2,030 years ago - if we're to believe the historians. Advert "The ...

Jesus's real name may not have been Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ's real name was most likely Yeshu Nazareen, according to language and phonetic experts, as cited in a New York Post report.

The historical figure known as Jesus Christ likely bore the name Yeshu Nazareen, according to linguistic and phonetic specialists cited in a report by a leading publication. Although widely ...

Did Jesus have a last name? This might seem like a simple question, but it opens up a fascinating look at biblical culture, naming traditions, and what Jesus' name reveals about His identity and ...

"Jesus" with a hard "j" did not exist during the time when he lived. It came into existence, 1,500 years after his death. Image: Pexels Going by this theory, Jesus would have gone by Yeshua or ...

Scientists say that the name of Christianity’s central figure wasn’t originally Jesus Christ — he went by another title in his mother tongue that’s nothing like today’s iteration ...