If there is "Power in the name" ... to attain salvation, to intercede in prayer with the Father, to heal the sick, or drive out demons.... ya might want to use the right name... The name Jesus was invented in 1612.   The letter "J" was created by an Italian in 1524. This name "Jesus" was first used in the KJV of the Bible in 1612.  I could find no historical record of any "Jesus" before this. There was no "Jesus" in the Dead Sea Scrolls. Previously the King James version of 1611 featured Iesous as the Christ. This name was said to be created in the Council of Nicea in 325. Iesous arguably means son of Zeus. (Iesus = iZeus or Zeus' son) Say Jesus out loud with a Greek/Latin pronunciation, do ya hear that "Hail Zeus" now?) So there was no "Jesus" in biblical times. No written account of anyone name "J" anything before 1524. If there is "Power in the name". .. to attain salvation,

The Christ was not a Caucasoidian gentile that looked like he should be on the cover of a romance novel). If you prefer the video walk through of this article click this link. https://www.bitchute.com/video/fp8i1z9fSXqA/ Biblical Hebrews were black. I know there are a hundred other stories and contradicting evidence to support all of them. But after 40 years of sifting through haystacks of bovine feces for needles of truth, this is what remains... The origin of the N word initially meant, "the Gods", The Pharaohs. It was a name of great respect. Interesting how that was inverted? Hebrews fled to W Africa after Romans destroyed Jerusalem. (Not Europe, which was controlled by Romans who would kill or imprison them) Many are said to have been brought to the U.S. in the slave trade. The identity was forced out of them over centuries to where many don't even know who they are anymore... The name Jesus was invented i