Words : “Jesus” : Derivations : Eastern (Indian)Origins of middle-eastern religions

The word Jesus is derived from the word Isa. Isa (eesa, Is’a, Esha) means master, the one according to whose will (icchhaa) this world runs.

1. Replace J with H as the Spanish do.. eg San Jose is pronounced San Hose…

So the Anglacised Jesus would be the middle-eastern Hesus.

2. Replace the ending s with a h.. as for eg, Sapta Sindhu becomes Hapta Hindu.

So we have Hesus = Hesuh.

3. Write as pronounced. e as ee or I and U as a

Heesah.

4. Use the transposition rule of the Niruktha

Heesah is ees’ah or Isa.

(The Spanish pronounciation of Jesus is HAY-soos)

Jesus is a Hebrew word and means Saviour or Lord of salvation. Other Hebrew words with the same/similar meaning are Isaiah, Isais – salvation of God, and Esiah – God is salvation.

Context : This post is a follow-up on the eastern (Indian) origins of the middle-eastern religions, which then further spread through the world. To read other points on this topic.. you can read and follow the links in this post. : The history of the bible : the puranam of the middle-east.

The Eastern Countries, China,  Japan, Thailand and others freely credit the origins of the Buddhist and pre-Buddhist religions and customs to India. It is only the western cultures, which received our knowledge through the middle-east that hotly contest it. They credit the middle-east at best and at worst pretend/believe that the middle eastern religions have anglo-saxon origins. : Map: Greece to Cambodia: Our Neighbours

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