1100 Salvation Doesn't Mean What You Think — Yeshua in Hebrew

The Hebrew word for salvation, “Yeshua,” is explored, revealing its deeper meaning beyond a future event. In the Old Testament, “Yeshua” signifies immediate, physical rescue from various dangers, emphasising its present-tense application. The name’s evolution, from a common name to the name of Jesus, is traced, highlighting its significance in both the Old and New Testaments.The name Jesus, derived from the Hebrew Yeshua, means “God rescues.” This concept of salvation as a rescue operation, rather than a one-time transaction, is evident throughout the Bible. Salvation is portrayed as a past, present, and future reality, encompassing forgiveness, healing, restoration, and transformation.