Since there is a likelihood that the New Testament was not originally written in Greek, there is no reason to use the term "Jesus". Further, since it is provable that the consonantal letter J sound is a recent invention in the English language, created by a printer by the name of Gilles Beys in 1565, it has to be asked how the Messiah’s name was pronounced before then. Thus the Assemblies of Yahweh concludes that the word "Jesus" is no older than the 16th or 17th century.