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I have a question, a strange question.
The question is regarding the letter J and the Greek language.
We can look at Erasmus and Tyndale and can see they used the letter J. One could say they are wrong, however the occultist that push the name "yeshua" which is NOT Jesus. Rather it is a cruel joke to get people to worship a demon named metatron aka "the prince".
Jesus is a king and warned about a prince.
Now back to the Greek language, we can see modern Ιησους would be pronounced "ee-eh-sus". Now for you as a native Greek will likely be like "interesting, but don't think they would be that slick to bambozle a country."
But the interesting thing is in old Georgian they had the J sound and Armenian did. However, with Armenian Jesus is pronounced "Hisus".
What is very interesting with countries/ languages that adopted the Bible it appears
they played a game of rotating j, h, and y.
Looking at the ι and Ι we can see the lower case appears to be a backwards j.
Is there any time lapses in the language which they could have pulled this off that you know of?
(I know this is a long post and appreciate you and your time)