>>AR282 told us, in part:

The name "Jesus" means "savior."

That's news to me. What's your citation for that etymology?<<

I'm only going to do your homework for you this once:

"Jesus Christ, or more properly Jesus the Christ, Jesus, which is the given name of our Lord, was the Greek form of the Hebrew Joshua, meaning savior."--J. G. Ferguson KJV, 1965, p.21 of the "Scriptural Directory."

"'Jesus' is a rendition of the original Yeshua both in the Hebrew temple language or in Aramaic, the common language of daily life in first century Palestine. It means 'one who shall help, save, or deliver' God's people."--James C. Winston KJV, 1993, p. 1377.

After this, if you try to pull this on me, I will simply reply, "What is your evidence to the contrary?"