My children will know my name.

Jesus' name transitioned from the Hebrew/Aramaic Yeshua to Jesus through a process of linguistic translation from Hebrew to Greek, then Latin, and finally English Yeshua is Hebrew, Ieseous is Greek, Iesus is Latin, and Jesus is English. Brad has no idea what’s he’s talking about

I’m positive that when we call on the name of Jesus, Yehshua knows who we are referring to.

This is Hebrew Roots Evangelical nonsense and judaising. They seek to argue over pronunciations to poke holes in Christian theology and turn the clock back to Judaism. Everything Judaic or Hebraic is superior in their eyes. Don't be deceived by this nonsense. It starts with minor quibble about pronunciations and then it leads to dietary restrictions, male circumcision and then arguments about the day of the sabbath and then the Third Temple etc.. This is how they judaise. Beware.

People are getting less educated all the time. It’s called transliteration. It’s the adaption to a different languages phonetics. Nowadays any meat head in this case off the streets has a platform to spout off how stupid they are…. Good grief. All he and she did was prove they are both uneducated.

Jesus is used in all kinds of ways to ward off evil though…just the mention of his name can cast away demons.

This is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard regarding the Bible … What exactly is the point here ? Does it build up the church? Or break it down..? You’re going to try to correct all 9 or 10 current versions of the New Testament and say they’re wrong ? Come on Chatty … you’re better than that

More Hebrew Roots blasphemy His name is JESUS Get over it

Gnostics and polytheists play word games to sow doubt and dissension among Christians over worthless controversies

Jesus comes from Greek dude it’s not made up. It’s spelled that way because there no J in the alphabet Look it up.

His Name is Jesus .

You can tell this guy is the douchebag that causes a giant sigh of relief, when he leaves the room.

Quit the prideful nonsense. The greek transliteration of Yeshuah (Hebrew, God saves) is Iesus, ffw to English = Jesus. Languages, it's just that!

Do you think “know my name” in this context is more appropriately attributed to having a relationship with the identity of Christ, or do you think it means making a specific series of sounds with your mouth in a particular order?

All I will say is the demons know the name Jesus, and they run.

broke this all down. The ONE THING missing from the video is the TRANSLATION from HEBREW to GREEK to LATIN to ENGLISH. NOTE: It’s always very important to do serious research before making serious posts such as this. I knew this, before i even asked GROK. Grok explains: “My children will know my name.” It has solid engagement for a recent post (as of April 7-8, 2026): ~1.4K likes, 48K views, 240 reposts, 189 replies, and nearly 900 bookmarks. The video is a reaction-style clip featuring podcaster Brad Lea ( @TheRealBradLea ) making a strong case against using the name “Jesus,” with Chatty Annie visible on the left side nodding along and reacting. What the Video Actually Says Brad Lea argues: • “Jesus” is not the real name of the Messiah—it was “made up” centuries later and given to him. The original Hebrew name was Yahshua (or Yeshua/Yahusha). • He uses an analogy: Imagine someone named John who everyone calls “Jackie” (a nickname). People who only know him as Jackie don’t truly know him. Likewise, if you don’t know the “real” name, how well do you really know him? • He quotes scripture (likely Isaiah 52:6 or similar): “My children will know my name.” • He dismisses the “it’s just a translation” defense as nonsense—“Jackie” isn’t a translation of John; it’s a different name. Pronouncing it wrong or using a substitute is like taking the name “in vain” (useless or empty). • At the end, Chatty Annie chimes in, agreeing it “makes sense” and that you could pronounce the name perfectly but still miss the point. The clip is classic Sacred Name / Hebrew Roots content: a push to reject “Jesus” in favor of the Hebrew original for deeper authenticity/relationship with the Messiah. The Core Debate It Sparks (Seen in Replies) The replies are split and heated, which is typical for this topic: • Defenders of the video (minority in replies): Agree “Jesus” is fabricated/inauthentic. Some push variants like Yahusha or Yahshua and call English versions “blasphemy” or legalism. • Critics/pushback (overwhelming majority): • “Jesus” is the correct English transliteration of the Greek Ἰησοῦς (Iēsous), which the New Testament authors (including the apostles) used when writing in Greek. The Hebrew Yeshua → Greek Iēsous → Latin Iesus → English Jesus is standard linguistic evolution. • Names adapt across languages (we don’t demand everyone use the exact phonetic original of every biblical figure). The power is in the person and identity behind the name, not the exact sounds (see replies citing demons fleeing at “Jesus,” miracles happening, etc.). • Accusations of prideful legalism, division, or Gnostic word games. One reply notes the apostles themselves “changed” it to Greek. • Some call the analogy dumb: “Jackie” is a nickname; “Jesus” is not. Quick Linguistic/Historical Reality Check • Yeshua (Hebrew/Aramaic) is accurate for the historical Jesus—it means “Yahweh saves.” • No “J” sound existed in Hebrew, Aramaic, or Greek. The English “Jesus” (with the J sound) is a later development (post-1500s in English). • But that’s how every ancient name works in translation/transliteration. Paul, Luke, and John wrote “Iēsous” in the Greek New Testament. They weren’t “hiding” the name. • The Third Commandment (“do not take the name in vain”) is about misuse or treating it emptily, not about pronunciation in a modern language. This isn’t new—it’s a recurring debate in certain Christian circles (Hebrew Roots, Sacred Name Movement, some Torah-observant groups). It appeals to people seeking “purer” or more original faith but often comes across as nitpicking to mainstream Christians. Hope this helps SEMPER FI CHRIST IS KING

His name is Yeshua. But calling upon “Jesus” doesn’t make a difference. The intention is still there, but his name is Yeshua.

This is stupid. He’s the Son Of God. As long as you believe that, then that’s what matters.

ACTUALLY people called him Rabbi or Lord. Is that taking his name in vain also? The name of JESUS DOES have power, that’s why demons still tremble and are cast out in the name. Yeshua is the Hebrew name yes BUT if Jesus is a vain made up name please explain to me why miracles still happen in that name, why prayers are heard in that name, why all of heaven stands at attention at that name. Read the Bible for yourselves instead of listening to social media “gurus” and pray in the name of JESUS and watch him show up in your life.

lol what weird culture has some random attention seeking woman affirming herself in the background of someone else's content. Do you guys think she watched herself and judged her own beauty before she uploaded this? God in Heaven, we have been made a weak people.

Yes alien abductions end when the name of JESUS is called upon. but.. I'm sure there no power in that name.. Although, nothing else stops an alien abduction. Also aliens are demons.. Jesus is King. Have a nice day.

This is so inaccurate. Jesus is the Greek name for Joshua using English letters. So spelled out simply Yeshua - Hebrew Joshua - English Ἰησοῦς - Greek=Jesus(w/english letters) His name is Jesus Just like Peter - English Petros -Greek Cephas - Aramaic

In Greek, Joshua is Ἰησοῦς (transliterated as Iesous or Iēsoûs), which is the exact same spelling used for Jesus in the Greek New Testament. Derived from the Hebrew name Yehoshua or Yeshua, it means "Yahweh is salvation".

It is not a made up name.

Mannnnnnn please stop listening to these people 😂😂 its crazy wut sum mysterious background music can do to a video ctfu!

🤔 ✍️ “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits, whether they are of God; because many false prophets have gone out into the world. By this you know the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesses that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is of God, and every spirit that does not confess that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is not of God. And this is the spirit of the Antichrist, which you have heard was coming, and is now already in the world.” - I John 4:1-3 🤷🏻‍♂️

ohh so much bullshit. But when He was saying remember my name He ment his deeds and teachings!

He is splitting hairs however you choose to pronounce it or use to refer to him the fact is he knows what’s in your heart and that is what matters.

People say there’s power in his name and blood, the power is in the one who is represented by the name, just like the power is in the one who shed His blood not the actual blood. In the Old Testament they also thought the power was in the ark of the covenant when it was actually in the one who provided the pattern (God) to build it as a symbol, teaching tool! We often idolise the symbol rather than what the symbol represents.

Guy talks like he's pretty sure of himself, but His name was written on a sign above the cross in three different languages of the area. One was IESUS.

Wow. Ok when I hear people cursing in the name of Jesus, or demons cowering I KNOW. I guess you proved you do not know his name

Paul wrote in Greek, he used the name Jesus. Luke wrote in Greek and used the name Jesus. John wrote the Revelation in Greek and used the name Jesus. So you all know better than the actual disciples of Christ? Untethered arrogance.

Here we go with another “super cool dude” and his legalism. I speak English, His name is Jesus/Jeshua….The Lord is my Salvation. Do you love Jesus? Do you follow His teachings? Follow Jesus not “dudes” like this guy.

Where can you prove that his name was made up or are you just guessing we know the father and we know the son if we know the sun we know the father why should we battle over minuscule things instead of the simplicity of the Gospel which is Jesus Christ and him crucified.

I say Yeshua