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1. bibledictionarytoday.com › biblical-names › quincyQuincy: Biblical Meaning and Origin of This Name in the Bible

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   While the name Quincy itself may not be found in the Bible, its exploration reveals profound connections to biblical principles of identity, purpose, and grace. Understanding the importance of names in scripture invites us to reflect on our own identities and the call to live out our divine purpose.

2. www.jesus-everyday.com › biblical-meaning-of-theBiblical Meaning of the Name Quincy - Jesus Everyday

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   The name Quincy is derived from the Latin name Quintus, meaning “fifth.” In the Bible, the number five is associated with God’s grace and favor. It represents the goodness and blessings that God bestows upon His people.

3. www.gotquestions.org › names-Jesus-ChristWhat are the different names and titles of Jesus Christ?

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   Jan 4, 2022 · Answer. There are some 200 names and titles of Christ found in the Bible. Following are some of the more prominent ones, organized in three sections relating to names that reflect the nature of Christ, His position in the tri-unity of God, and His work on earth on our behalf. Names and titles of Jesus Christ — His nature.

4. www.actualnames.com › quincy-name-meaningQuincy Name Meaning: Origin, History, and Significance

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   Sep 3, 2023 · The name Quincy has a Roman influence, as it is derived from the personal name Quintus. Quintus is a Roman given name that means “fifth.” It was a popular name in ancient Rome, and it is still used today in some parts of the world.

5. ewtn.co.uk › article-whats-behind-the-churchsWhat’s behind the Church’s veneration of the Most Holy Name ...

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   2 days ago · The name “Jesus” comes from the Latin form of the Greek “Iesous” (Ἰησοῦς), which in turn is the transliteration of the Hebrew “Yeshua” (Yehošuaʕ) or “Yehoshua” (Yehošuaʕ) or, in its contracted form, “Joshua,” which means “Yahweh is salvation.”

6. christianity.stackexchange.com › questions › 11918When was the first occurrence of Jesus being used as a name?

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   Latin word Iesus was used. The correct word should be Iesous which is Greek. The correct word should be Joshua which is English. The 1638 A.D. King James English texts all literally have the name JESUS in these two places, though the contexts refer to the man Joshua.

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   Where does the name Jesus come from?

   • The Lord’s name The name “Jesus” comes from the Latin form of the Greek “Iesous” (Ἰησοῦς), which in turn is the transliteration of the Hebrew “Yeshua” (Yehošuaʕ) or “Yehoshua” (Yehošuaʕ) or, in its contracted form, “Joshua,” which means “Yahweh is salvation.”

   What’s behind the Church’s veneration of the Most Holy Name of Jesus

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   Can the name Jesus be used in the English Bible?

   • As you can clearly see the Name Jesus cannot be used in the English Bibles except when adding the English letter “J” to the Latin word Iesus. The 1638 King James Bible translated the Latin word Iesus into the English word Jesus.

   When was the first occurrence of Jesus being used as a name?

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   Was Jesus a Latin word before 1701 AD?

   • The problem translating the Latin word Iesus into English as Jesus before 1701 A.D. is that there was no “J” in the Latin alphabet. After 1701 A.D. the Latin word Iesus became the English word Jesus. The only “J” was used by the English and this would mean that Jesus name was made up by the English about 100 years earlier.

   When was the first occurrence of Jesus being used as a name?

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   What is the correct word for Jesus?

   • The correct word should be Joshua which is English. The 1638 A.D. King James English texts all literally have the name JESUS in these two places, though the contexts refer to the man Joshua. In Hebrews 4:8 we read: "For if Jesus had given them rest, then would he not afterward have spoken of another day."

   When was the first occurrence of Jesus being used as a name?

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   When did Jesus get the name J?

   • This would only mean that the English did not accept the “J” until after 1611 and before 1638 A.D. or the name Jesus was not used until after 1611 A.D. One possible answer to how “J” was used to create the name Jesus is someone took the Latin word Iesus and added “J” to create the name Jesus.

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   Did the King James Bible use Jesus' name?

   • However the 1638 A.D. King James Bible used Jesus’ name. We know the Latin did not use the letter “J” until the 18th Century or 100 years after 1638 A.D. King James Bible used Jesus’ name. King James I of England authorized the Protestant translation of the King James Version and chose to continue the anti-Catholic policies.

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8. www.kidonames.com › name › quincyQuincy | The meaning and origin of the name Quincy

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   Sharing common ground with the well-known Quentin, Quincy is a Latin gender-neutral name that carries a wealth of symbolism—should you know where to look. Born from the Old Roman name Quintus, Quincy means "the fifth" in reference to the fifth-born child or the day they were born.