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The ministry collective 1_____________ worship team, led by pastor and worship leader 2____________, has released its sophomore Christian music project, 3_____________, available everywhere now. The project features four new songs that speak of the hope and freedom found only in the name Jesus.
The name of Jesus is powerful and has the ability to break every stronghold, shine through the shadows, and burn like a fire. We are called to speak the name of Jesus over every heart and mind, every dark addiction, fear, and anxiety. We are to shout Jesus from the mountains, in the streets, and in the darkness over every enemy.
Let us remember to speak the name of Jesus in every situation and declare His power and authority. Let us remember that Jesus is the only one who can bring us peace, hope, and freedom. Let us speak the name of Jesus and trust in His power and authority.
I found out a long time ago that whenever every devil comes against me, by His One Name, the name of Jesus, they all flee away from me. I found out when it really gets ugly, all I must do is look up and see the beauty of His Holiness and things just begin to turn around.
"The song came as easy as it sounds," shares Smith in regards to the writing of the song." 4____________ prayed over us before we started writing and just said, 'I just want to speak the name of Jesus over these people.' That was it. The whole prayer. Nothing more. Nothing less. When we went to write I asked if we could write a song based on his prayer. He said, 'all I did was say the name of Jesus.' And that is all I want to say over my congregation, over my family, over my sickness, over depression and anxiety. All we needed was a melody because we already had the most powerful word...Jesus. There is mighty power in the name of Jesus."
Over and over again in Scripture we read, "In my name," "In Jesus' name," or "In his name." The devils were powerless because of his name (Luke 10:17). The demons were cast out in his name (Mark 16:17-18). Healing occurred in his name (Acts 3:6, 3:16, 4:10). Salvation comes in his name (Acts 4:12, Rom. 10:13). We are to baptize in his name (Matt. 28:19). We are justified in his name (1 Cor. 6:11). Everything we do and say is done in his name (Col. 3:17). But, it is praying in Jesus' name that I want to bring to the forefront. Jesus has invited, urged, and commanded us to pray in his name and has promised incredible results.
These are painful words that no one ever wants to hear. But does my life speak these words to Jesus? This is the question that has troubled me since my first day visiting persecuted Christians in the Middle East with Open Doors. In the heartland of violent anti-Christian extremism, I was confronted with how openly and unashamedly Christians are displaying their allegiance to Jesus.
5__________________________________________________________ The name had already been extant in Greek for several centuries, as the standard transliteration of the Hebrew name (commonly transliterated in English) Joshua. In the Septuagint, the classic translation of the Old Testament Scriptures into Greek, which can be dated as early as the second century B.C., 7____________________________________________________________ In applying that name to the Christ, Greek-speaking Christians were following conventions established long before His coming.
I is a vowel, J is a consonant. Also not sure what is natural about the shift. The alphabet was not that different. S and SH or are very similar . I and J are not. What they did is just dropping some inflections what is called now accent. For instance english people from different areas have different accents but use the same words. But in this case the word was changed completely. Also you did not answer my James challenge. Also I explained how the mistake occurred and why it was a mistake. The Apostles made the transliteration intentionally. The Iesus to Jesus change was unintentional. That is why it is a mistake. Also my humble opinion is that someone that knows the original language can transliterate a name better than someone that does not. Remember the Peking/Beijing example? For instance every native english speaker seems to fuc my name up. They read Ciprian as Siprian which is wrong. Instead the Ci is like the chi in chill. I hope you get what I am saying. The Apostles were right because they knew the original language and tried to match it. But the english change does not match the original. I does not sound as J.
well it is pronounved Iulius Cezar. I am not going to argue anymore because you seem not to want to accept you are wrong. Is the typical pride of the english: every other language and people on the earth is wrong, but you are right. Also not sure where you got yod as consonant. You ignored every argument Ii brought and apparently think you know latin better than latin speakers and speakers of romance languages and hebrew better than the jews in the time of Iesus. What can I say?
Biblical names commoply reveal the character, attributes, or destiny of a person. This is exactly the case with the name Yeshua. The reason for His coming to earth was for salvation, to save His people from their sins. Here are just a few examples: 5376163bf9
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