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1. www.biblegateway.com › AdriaAdria - Encyclopedia of The Bible - Bible Gateway

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   The name Adria appears to be derived from Atria, an important ancient commercial town situated near the mouth of the river Po in northern Italy (Livy, v. 33; Strabo v. 1; Pliny, NH, iii. 120). Livy and others describe the town as Tuscan.

2. www.abarim-publications.com › Meaning › AdriaAdria | The amazing name Adria: meaning and etymology

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   Jan 30, 2023 · Etymology. From the noun adur, water. 🔽 The name Adria in the Bible. The name Adria (or Adrias, rather) belongs to the sea we moderns refer to as the Adriatic Sea, which is the sea between the eastern coast of Italy, and the western shore of Illyricum (modern Croatia).

3. johnbaptistchurch.org › biblical-meaning-names › adrianThe Biblical Meaning of Adrian: Uncovering its Spiritual ...

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   The name “Adrian” has origins in Latin, which means “man of Adria” or “from Adria.” However, when we dive deeper into its biblical meaning, we find a deeper connection. Adrian can be derived from the Hebrew word “Adir,” which translates to “mighty” or “strong.”

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   The Adriatic Sea is a name derived from the old Etruscan city Atria, situated near the mouth of the Po (Livy v0.330.7; Strabo v.214). At first the name Adria was only applied to the most northern part of the sea.

5. www.studylight.org › dictionaries › engAdria - Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament

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   The Catholic Encyclopedia. Lexicons. (ὁ Ἀδρίας [Westcott-Hort’s Greek Testament Ἀδρίας], ‘the Adrias,’ Revised Version ‘the [sea of] Adria’) The name was derived from the important Tuscan town of Atria, near the mouths of the Padus, and was originally (Herod. vi.

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

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   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. Asking bibleinfo.com for comments, they replied by saying.

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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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   How was Jesus translated into English?

   • The 1638 King James Bible translated the Latin word Iesus into the English word Jesus. 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.

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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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   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.

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   Who wrote the Greek New Testament?

   • 325 A.D. Constantine held the Council of Nicaea. 360 A.D. Codex Sinaiticus Greek New Testament was written after the Council of Nicaea. This was only used to produce the Latin Vulgate Bible. On 1859, the Codex Sinaiticus was discovered in Egypt, in the Monastery of Saint Catherine, by the Leipzig archaeologist Constantin von Tischendorf.

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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."

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8. www.biblestudytools.com › encyclopedias › isbeAdria - Meaning & Verses | Bible Encyclopedia - Bible Study Tools

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   At first the name Adria was only applied to the most northern part of the sea. But after the development of the Syracusan colonies on the Italian and Illyrian coasts the application of the term was gradually extended southward, so as to reach Mons Garganus (the Abruzzi), and later the Strait of Hydruntum (Ptolemy iii.1.1; Polybios vii.19.2).