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Help[Facts] Fence with me, willya?
in reply to a message by CheBanana
Actually Christos in Greek is spelled with six letters: Xpistos.
@@@@ Um... Wanna count those letters again, Pavlos? ;)
And so is Jesus: Ihsous.
@@@@ Well, the Hellenized (Heheh. I like that word, "Hell-enized") form certainly is. And so it would seem also for the Hebrew form: "Yeshua". EXCEPT, the actual Hebrew word for "Yeshua" consists of only 4 (!) Hebrew letters: yod, shin, vav, and ayin. And a 4-letter name cannot truly be considered Satanic under my system. So there.
I'm afraid this kinda
weakens this definition of satanic names :p
@@@@ Not at all. ;P It merely illustrates the fact that every baby name list ever compiled is bound to have a few unpopular names. Like the name "Bertha", for instance, which is certainly Satanic but by no means attractive enough to give to a baby girl -- Satanic or otherwise -- in this day and age. Same goes for the name "Ihsous" -- which I don't think has much popularity with Christian parents, either, in the Western Hemisphere. I dunno... Do Hell-enics (hee-hee!) commonly give the name "Ihsous" to their baby boys?
-- Nanaea
@@@@ Um... Wanna count those letters again, Pavlos? ;)
And so is Jesus: Ihsous.
@@@@ Well, the Hellenized (Heheh. I like that word, "Hell-enized") form certainly is. And so it would seem also for the Hebrew form: "Yeshua". EXCEPT, the actual Hebrew word for "Yeshua" consists of only 4 (!) Hebrew letters: yod, shin, vav, and ayin. And a 4-letter name cannot truly be considered Satanic under my system. So there.
I'm afraid this kinda
weakens this definition of satanic names :p
@@@@ Not at all. ;P It merely illustrates the fact that every baby name list ever compiled is bound to have a few unpopular names. Like the name "Bertha", for instance, which is certainly Satanic but by no means attractive enough to give to a baby girl -- Satanic or otherwise -- in this day and age. Same goes for the name "Ihsous" -- which I don't think has much popularity with Christian parents, either, in the Western Hemisphere. I dunno... Do Hell-enics (hee-hee!) commonly give the name "Ihsous" to their baby boys?
-- Nanaea
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