Originally posted by shadowy_blue
Jesus is not the Latin form of the Greek translation. Well, not directly anyway. His original name was Joshua, pronounced Yahushua (since there wasn't a letter "J" in Hebrew). Then the Gentiles came up with "Iesous" when they tried to transliterate His name into Greek. When Iesous was transliterated into Latin, it became "Iesus", which was then carried over into English and it became "Jesus" when the letter "J" developed.
Both our arguments were kinda flawed at first. I didn't include the Latin form in my original post, and you didn't translate the Latin form into English.
weeeheeheeheell.....the english form of the latin is "jesus" as it was adopted by the roman church...so nyah!
Originally posted by shadowy_blue
Yes, there is. There's Eru, or as some of us call Iluvatar.
I suggest you read "The Silmarillion". It's basically the bible of Middle-earth, lol, or for that matter, Arda as a whole. It's an excellent read.
yes....the sil is awesome!Originally posted by DanielLB
It is....an amazing book...i think the best of Tolkiens literature! i'm liking you more and more my man....