Hoshea
historical figure · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages
Jesus son of Nun · Joshua
spoken of as
1 expressionJoshua“Hoshea”1 mention
Adversus Judaeos (Latin)
When the successor of Moses was being appointed, Hoshea son of Nun was changed from his former name, and began to be called Jesus [Joshua].
in the texts
Adversus Judaeos
Successor of Moses whose renaming prefigures Jesus Christ.
When the successor of Moses was being appointed, Hoshea son of Nun was changed from his former name, and began to be called Jesus [Joshua].
But again Moses — why, indeed, did he then, when Joshua was fighting against Amalek, pray sitting with hands outstretched, when in matters so urgent he ought rather to have commended his prayer on bended knees, with hands beating his breast and his face rolled in the dust — except that there, where the name of the Lord Jesus was spoken, of those who would one day do battle against the devil, the p …
Adversus Marcionem
Figure renamed 'Jesus' by the Creator (Joshua), cited as precedent for renaming and as a type of the name.
He changes Peter's name too from Simon — because the Creator too reformed the names of Abraham and Sarah and Hoshea, calling this one Jesus, to those adding syllables.