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It is the Greek translation for "Mashiach" (Hebrew), and Meshicha (Aramaic) - meaning "Anointed".
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It is the Greek translation for "Mashiach" (Hebrew), and Meshicha (Aramaic) - meaning "Anointed".
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The Hebrew sounds like "Mashiach" which most often makes it into English as "Messiah".
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The Hebrew sounds like "Mashiach" which most often makes it into English as "Messiah".
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The Hebrew sounds like "Mashiach" which most often makes it into English as "Messiah".
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It is the Greek translation for "Mashiach" (Hebrew), and Meshicha (Aramaic) - meaning "Anointed".
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It just happens that there is another Hebrew word which to "English ears" sounds similar to "Mashiach" and does mean Savior, and maybe that's where the confusion originally came from.
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We are to beat our swords into plowshares and to make peace and brotherhood in Jerusalem, in order to bring Mashiach -- the messianic age -- A SOCIALIST PARADISE!
Kathleen Wells, J.D.: Roseanne Barr Says Israel Must End Their Blockade and Occupation of Gaza 2010
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Some Jewish Zionists believe it will be a Mashiach King.
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That said, I agree that it is disastrous to start an unnecessary war against a vastly superior foe, and that one should act like a normal human being — the moreso, in fact — when Mashiach is imminent.
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