I'm really sorry if this offends anyone but...?

The Greek iota is equivalent to the English J (sometimes Y) - Not H.

Yeshua (in Hebrew)

IOsus (in Greek)

Jesus (in English)

"hey zeus" mows our lawns, takes out our trash, and steals our hubcaps. he's omnipresent just like geezus but we don't like to talk about him as much. some circles believe he is taking their jobs (rednecks on welfare)

the first one is the phonetic pronunciation, the second is the Spanish way. We say jay they say hey for the letter J

It's actually pronounsed "Jee-sus" with a s not a z. It doesn't sound (or look) like Zeus.

Gee-Zus is the most common transliteration into englih. "Hey Zeus" sounds like the Hispanic pronounciation. The original pronounciation was something more like: "Yé-Shua."

Why should anyone be offended by immature questions?

cos soceitys stupid

no offence taken, its just a fact

Lol.. They are speaking Spanish.

azzholes in texas and the south say that

mexicans