Bear with me... who first called him Yeshua? Obviously this predates modern languages, but what is the earliest historical document in which this name is used? Because "iesous" (greek) goes back to the 1st century.
The Hebrew's who first recognized Yeshua as the king of all Jews, the messiah.
The first Christians were the Jews who believed that Jesus was the Jewish messiah. In his earliest work which mentions the Ebionites, Eusebius before 313CE writes that in a village called Choba, "there are Hebrews who believed in Christ, called Ebionites"3. They used an early Gospel of Matthew, and their beliefs are in accordance with the earliest reports of the gospels of Luke and Matthew, and with Jewish prophecy.
http://www.vexen.co.uk/religion/ebionites.html
It is very well documented that Christianity is a Jewish religion in which Jesus's stated goal is to convert all pagans and heathens to this Jewish religion. This is the core of which the kikes supposedly hated Jesus but I believe it's all part of the story telling, to create a martyr for the whites. We sure love our martyrs.
The disciples were first called Christians at Antioch. Why don't you believe Luke's account from the first century? (It's entirely in greek, by the way)
The "christians" at antioch were there to decide which prophet will teach the jews and which prophet will teach the goyim. For christianity has always been a deceiptful, manipulative religion that seeks to convert goyim (gentiles) to the jewish faith, christianity.
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