Je-Zeus

Let's look at some words.

"Jesuit" is pronounced 'JEH-zoo-it'.
"Jester" is pronounced  'JES-ter'.
"Jet" is pronounced, well...'JET'.

Then how is it that "Jesus" is pronounced 'JEE-zus' although it begins with a J and an E like the previous words?

Check out these other words.

"Jeer" is pronounced as it looks.
The same goes for "jeep".

Why is it that the name "Jesus" does not follow these these similar patterns?
To produce the sound that is commonly heard when saying the name "Jesus" in the English language, it should be spelled "Jeezus".



Here's my point.
If one were to pronounce "Jesus" in the same way the word "Jesuit" is pronounced,
what would you get?

"JEH-zoos."  

Or even:

JeZues.

Is this the Mashiach's/Messiah's Name?
If so, how was it that He who lived 2,000 or so years ago bore a name with a letter that was invented only 600 or so years ago?