In my last email I introduced the Law of Language and Linguistic Profiles ( click here to read ). Today I am going to introduce you to the Linguistic Profile of “ the Jesus of history ” -- the person who lived in Nazareth and traveled through Galilee and Judea preaching his gospel . We call him “ the Jesus of history ” because as we explore biblical heritages and travel from the 1 st century to the 21 st century , we will make new Linguistic Profiles from documents written between those dates. Those Linguistic Profiles will be about Jesus the Christ, Jesus The Christ of Paul, Jesus the Christ of Athanasius, Jesus the Christ of Arius, Jesus the Christ of Constantine the Great, Jesus the Christ of Augustine, Jesus the Christ of the Trinity, Jesus the Christ of Martin Luther, etc . The information we acquire from creating or just reading Linguistic Profiles is very useful, but when we compare Linguistic Profiles of Jesus from documents written over a 1,500 year span ...
Blogs about the life of the real Jewish Jesus whose actual name was Yeshua. View his life, teachings and movement in the cultural context of first century Galilee and Judea. Using a Linguistic Model to more accurately understand what his words meant to his original Jewish apostles, followers and audiences.