What was Jesus' real name?

The key to Jesus name in the His fathers name (I AM). 

The fact that God had a four letter name called YENA clearly means Jesus shared the same name with him. This Yeshua name is clear that someone just added SH to YENA and got YESHNA and then they changed N to U to have YESHUA.

Jesus was sharing the name with God and his name is YENA also.

However, also there are lots of titles Jesus had like - Messiah, Christ and Rabbi (on). 

Let us decode all his names using Bantu dialects.

Firstly when Jesus was named his naming is clear that it was based on his purpose on earth

Matthew 1: 21 reads as follows: She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.

His other names mean Savior, the Anointed One and Teacher

What are these names in bantu dialects

• Saviour (Messiah) in Xhosa/Zulu is msindisi
• Anointed one (Christ) in Zulu is umgcotshwa
• Teacher (Rabbi) in SeTswana is morutabana

I hope you pick up similarities like this

• Msindisi to Messiah
• Mgcotshwa to Christ
• Morutabana to Rabbi

Let us unpack Msindisi

Msindisi is Messiah as I said and to achieve that you'd do it like this.

First put both Ss together in the middle like this Msindisi to Mssindii. Now turn D to A like this - Mssndii to Mssnaii. Now change one I to E  and then place it between M and S like this Messnai. Ok now change N to H and then put it at the end like this Messaih, lastly swap A and I to get Messiah.

So Jesus title of Messiah was Msindisi in Xhosa/Zulu

Let us now unpack Christ

I suspect in paleo hebrew um'gcotshwa was written as CTSH without vowels. I took out G because G seems to be the new way of writing.  Christ in paleo hebrew would be CHRST I hope you can see the similarities between CTSH (gcotshwa) and CHRST(christ). R is one letter that they loved adding in words for whatever reason. So without R the Christ would have been written as CHST. All four letters are the same except that someone scrambled them. 

CTSH and CHST share all consonants when R is removed in Christ.

I hope this is clear. Christ comes from the word umgcotshwa.

Now let us unpack Rabbi

If I were to write morutabana in old bantu letters without vowels I would write is like this RTBN. If I were to write Rabbi also called Rabboni in paleo hebrew without vowels I would write it as RBBN do you see the similarities between RTBN (morutabana) and RBBN (Rabboni). Without vowels RTBN and RBBN ony have T/B difference. So if you chose adding vowels then confusion starts.

So when they call Jesus teacher they said morutabana.