Immanuel
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Immanuel is the prophesied messiah mentioned in Isaiah 7:14 and elsewhere in the Bible.
FACT: the name translated is done without returning to the "HEBREW" pictograph writings. [1]
The name referred to in Isa. 7:14 is AhMNu Al translated as AhM (peoples) Nu (us/our/we) and of course AL (Power Authority). If the Gospel of "Matthew" (Matt. 1:23) was original written in "Jewish-Aramaic" then the reference used would be the same here.
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- Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign; Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call His name Immanuel.
- Early interpreters preferred a "messianic" fulfillment, but the bulk of critical commenators in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries denied the "messianic" interpretation of the Immanuel passage. Soon, conservative writers began to take a dual-fulfillment viewpoint in an attempt to reconcile the arguments of both. Today, the general opinion is still quite mixed. Only Edward J. Young has written a major commentary in support of the strictly "messianic" in the past half-century.
- Edward Hindson (Fall of 1969). ISAIAH'S IMMANUEL.
