Words of Christ, lacking sources

This is the standard text book lie often propagated and it requires one to ignore not only common sense but the basic truth.

What�s actually written in the Greek texts is Iyo'ous. The Latin word Iesus doesn�t refer to the Yehoshua of the Asiatics and neither does the Greek Iesous. The Latin �Iesus� and the Greek �Iesous� of course refers to the Gallic deity �Esus�, also written as �Hesus�. It�s just that these two words have been hijacked in modern times to describe an alternative Asiatic deity � Yeho, instead of its real transliteration � Esus � the Gallic European deity.

The Hebrew-Aramaic word �Yehoshua� simply does not translate to either Iesous in Greek or Iesus in Latin.

However, the Gallic words �Esus� and �Hesus� do translate, both literally and phonetically, into the Greek Iesous and the Latin Iesus.

All the words Jesus, Esus, Hesus, Iesous and Iesus relate to the same ancient deity � Zeus.

I�ll conclude with an extract of an article I came across and appropriately titled:

Judeo-Christian Heritage is a Hoax

�It appears there is no need to belabor the absurdity and fallacy of the "Judeo-Christian heritage" fiction, which certainly is clear to all honest theologians. That "Judeo-Christian dialogue" in this context is also absurd was well stated in the author initiative religious journal, Judaism, Winter 1966, by Rabbi Eliezar Berkowitz, chairman of the department of Jewish philosophy, at the Hebrew Theological College when he wrote: "As to dialogue in the purely theological sense, nothing could be more fruitless or pointless. Judaism is Judaism because it rejects Christianity; and Christianity is Christianity because it rejects Judaism. What is usually referred to as the Jewish-Christian traditions exists only in Christian or Secularist Fantasy."�

�Jewish-Christian traditions exists only in Christian or Secularist Fantasy�

So true!