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Did Yeshua, Jesus, really say, “You must be born again”? No, he did not. That famous Christian slogan changes the direction of his teaching. Here are the facts, relying on the Original YESHUA Testament, with the most accurate and authentic translation true to Yeshua’s Teachings—exactly the way he said it, without KJ political and religious manipulation. Original YESHUA Testament #79 states: אם אדם לא יולד מלמעלה Which means: “Unless a human is born from above.” Whether Yeshua spoke this sentence in Biblical Hebrew or the street Aramaic of his time, the source Greek preserves the decisive word: anōthen—“from above.” KJ changes “from above” to “again.” Those meanings are not interchangeable. “Again” means repetition. “From above” identifies the source. Nakdimon then asks whether an old person can enter his mother’s womb a second time. Yeshua explains that he is speaking about birth from water and spirit. Then Original YESHUA Testament #83 repeats: עליכם להיוולד מלמעלה Which means: “You must be born from above.” Twice, the source points upward. Twice, KJ changes it to “again.” And KJ translates the same Greek word as “from above” elsewhere. Yeshua was not creating the religious label “born again.” He was describing a human transformation whose source is above, through spirit—not another physical birth and not a Christian slogan. You can compare the source yourself in the Original Bible APP. #Yeshua #BornAgain #BibleStudy #Jesus #facts
Did Yeshua, Jesus, really say, “You must be born again”? No, he did not. That famous Christian slogan changes the direction of his teaching. Here are the facts, relying on the Original YESHUA Testament, with the most accurate and authentic translation true to Yeshua’s Teachings—exactly the way he said it, without KJ political and religious manipulation. Original YESHUA Testament #79 states: אם אדם לא יולד מלמעלה Which means: “Unless a human is born from above.” Whether Yeshua spoke this sentence in Biblical Hebrew or the street Aramaic of his time, the source Greek preserves the decisive word: anōthen—“from above.” KJ changes “from above” to “again.” Those meanings are not interchangeable. “Again” means repetition. “From above” identifies the source. Nakdimon then asks whether an old person can enter his mother’s womb a second time. Yeshua explains that he is speaking about birth from water and spirit. Then Original YESHUA Testament #83 repeats: עליכם להיוולד מלמעלה Which means: “You must be born from above.” Twice, the source points upward. Twice, KJ changes it to “again.” And KJ translates the same Greek word as “from above” elsewhere. Yeshua was not creating the religious label “born again.” He was describing a human transformation whose source is above, through spirit—not another physical birth and not a Christian slogan. You can compare the source yourself in the Original Bible APP. #Yeshua #BornAgain #BibleStudy #Jesus #facts

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