'Yeshua' is a Hebrew form of the Greek name 'Iesous', which in turn inspired the English spelling of 'Jesus'. Jesus Christ is the Messiah - or mashiach of Christianity and is one of the central pillars of the religion itself. He's often referred to as the Son of God. Mary Magdalene, or Mary of Magdala, was one of his disciples, and was one of only two to remain during the entirety of the Crucifixion.