"The Scriptures" attacks the name of Yeshua. (Review 6/7)

There are seven Hebrew/Aramaic New Testaments and all of them write the name of the Messiah as ישוע, pronounced "Yeshua". The Scriptures disregards this and writes his name as יהושע, or Yehoshua. These two spellings are pronounced the same in spoken Hebrew and both are used in reference to Joshua and to Jeshua the post-exilic High Priest but "The Scriptures" tries to make one spelling right and the other wrong, even going so far as to attack the name of Yeshua as not being the name above all names. To make matters worse, the ISR then miswrites Yehoshua as Yahushua because that's how the Assyrians, who had no "o" sound in their spoken or written language, wrote it. In this conversation we slowly and methodically dismantle the ISR's misinformation and junk scholarship on this topic and finish by encouraging you to learn your Hebrew from the Jewish people and not from ancient Nazis. Watch here