Why can Spanish-speakers name children Jesús, but English-speakers hardly ever name children Jesus?

Jesus and Joshua are the same name, only that Joshua came into English straight from Hebrew, and Jesús exists in Spanish after a long tradition of Latin-derived names, so its pronunciation has changed more because of time-passing: it went from Hebrew to Latin and from Latin to Modern Spanish. More.

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