Admitting You're a Sinner

[Haipule]

Your just digging a hole! Quit while your behind!

As I said, Yeshua is Joshua. In the OT there is another Joshua. In the NT Greek, both names are spelled the same: iEsous. So, we need an adjective so we do not confuse them. 

That;s it..... christ is just an adjective, to distinguish two people with the same name.  Like me and my brother, you know.  I'm T the Elder, he's T the Younger.  Christ is like that, my dipshit little brother..wouldn't want people confusing us for each other.

This is my brother Darryl and my other brother Darryl!

When I first questioned it, I saw some lexicons say it's a noun like http://www.scripture4all.org and others an adjective like http://www.blueletterbible.org. So I went to the OT and found mashiyach and called up the Jewish Cultural Center in Palm Beach County Florida and asked them if it was a noun or an adjective. They said it is an adjective and means anointed. BINGO!

I then went and looked at every occurrence and could plainly see that it is used as an adjective. If it walks like a duck...

One funny thing is that there is another iEsous in the bible they translated as Jose! I don't think he was anointed