>>19223656oh wikipedia is allowed then?
what do you think of Herod, botboy
Many words were translated into Jew, including Judahite, Judean, Edomite, Ioudaios, Idumaen, and all nuance is lost when these words are all translated into jew because each word has a different meaning entirely.
The ACTUAL (most used) word used in the Bible for "Jew" is Ioudaios (Judeans) or Ioudaiosmos (Judism)
ALL are translated since 1850ish as Jew. The translations today are incorrect 100%
Ioudaiosmos is actually translated as having a root of "to IMITATE a Judean (which should be Judahite)" (citizen of the Kingdom of Judah).
Now that is actually incorrect by Strongs Concordence. The were not imitating the people of the newly formed country of Judea.
Judea was formed in 35BC by Anitpater the Edomite and his son Heord after they killed the last Judahite King and all the priests and Sanhedrin.
They were imitating the Judahites (Isrealites of the Tribe of Judah) that had lived in the former Kingdon of Judah prior to 35BC..
But what does the word Idumaean actually mean? Where can we find it outside of the Bible?
Well King Herod,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herod_the_Greatwas the King of the Juedens "Jews" during the life of Christ and had a father named,
Antipater the Idumaean
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antipater_the_IdumaeanSo what does Idumaean mean?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IdumaeanIt means Edomite.. Just like Wikipedia says.
That's why Jesus said to them that they are not of the house of Israel and they are those who calls themselves Judean but are not and instead are the synagogue of Satan.
“Jews began to call themselves Hebrews and Israelites in 1860 —Encyclopedia Judaica 1971 Vol 10:23
The oldest complete Hebrew bible is the Lenigrad Codex from 1008 AD
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leningrad_Codex(The KJV used this text and later copies)(24 Books)(Written by Talmudic Jewish Scribes)
Every single Old Testament before that is in Greek and/or Aramaic.
