Original sentence: "Jesus" transliterates the Greek Ιησους [Iēsoûs], itself a transliteration from Aramaic or Hebrew (ie: Yeshua).According to Christians, and assuming that such a person existed, little other than the birth stories is known of his early days, the four Gospels provide information about his last one to three years, and specifically the last week.He is believed to have been a Jewish preacher often at odds with other Jewish preachers at that time.Jesus also known as Jesus Christ, Jesus of Nazareth or Jesus the Nazarene (Believed by some to have b.Some historians maintain that the source documents on which the four canonical Gospels are based were written within living memory of Jesus's lifetime.Some secular scholars accept his existence, and calculate the birth and death dates given above based on independently known events implied in those scriptural documents.Though mention is made of Jesus in the complete works of Josephus(thought by many secular scholars to be a forgery), nothing exists outside of the canonical Christian texts
Edited sentence: "Jesus" transliterates the Greek Ιησους  [Iēsoûs], itself a transliteration from Aramaic or Hebrew (ie: Yeshua).He was a Jewish preacher often at odds with other Jewish preachers at that time.Jesus also known as Jesus Christ, Jesus of Nazareth or Jesus the Nazarene (b.Many historians agree that the source documents on which the four canonical Gospels are based were written within living memory of Jesus's lifetime.Most secular scholars accept his existence, and calculate the birth and death dates given above based on independently known events implied in those scriptural documents.Though mention is made of Jesus in the complete works of Josephus, little exists outside of the canonical Christian texts.While little other than the birth stories is known of his early days, the four Gospels provide information about his last one to three years, and specifically the last week