This is why people use the bible to claim whatever they want. The bible is like a Rorschach test. You can prove whatever you want with enough time and manipulation. The whole claim begins with declaring that when Jesus SPOKE these words he most likely said them in Aramaic. There is your first problem. We are not sure what Jesus spoke or what his actual words were, there is little proof that he existed at all. However, are we to believe that the word of Jesus was memorized verbatim and kept pristine in the oral tradition until it was written down many, many years later? Second problem, you are comparing apples to oranges. Barack comes from the Swahili and means blessing. Just because two completely unrelated words, from different languages sound the same, it does not mean they are connected. When I was younger there was a local cable station that would show the multi-color solid bars and show local area events calendars on a loop. Usually the local oldies station was piped in as the audio for the channel. But occasionally a broadcast from Japan would come through. I used to entertain myself by laughing at the “profanity” that would come through. There were some words that sounded like sh*& and f*&k as well as poop and other funny sounding words. So, listening to foreign languages can be fun, and fun parallels can be drawn, but only if you are completely ignorant of the language.
Oh, and Ouranos is the Greek god counterpart to Uranus. Ouranos is always the word used for heaven, because in Greek mythology Ouranos was the male child of Gaea and was physically the sky. Gaea made Ouranos and then had lots of gods, including the Titans, with Ouranos. Ouranos never means “high-place” or the “heights”, but can refer to the entirety of the sky. So, the collective ignorance of this guy and his Rabbi means the Anti-christ is really Baraq Shamayim, whoever that may be! Lame, just lame! But people have always justified their prejudice with their “holy” book.
