Difference between revisions of "Names of Christ"
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For example, [[Jesus]] referred to Himself during teaching by these names: | For example, [[Jesus]] referred to Himself during teaching by these names: | ||
| − | *Son | + | *the Son |
| − | *Way | + | *the Way |
| − | *Truth | + | *the Truth |
| − | *Son of Man | + | *the Son of Man |
| − | *Bread of Life | + | *the Bread of Life |
*the Door | *the Door | ||
*the Vine | *the Vine | ||
| − | *Master | + | *the Master |
| − | *Lord | + | *the Lord |
*the Life | *the Life | ||
| − | *Light of the World | + | *the Light of the World |
| − | *Good Shepherd | + | *the Good Shepherd |
*the Resurrection | *the Resurrection | ||
[[category:New Testament]] | [[category:New Testament]] | ||
Revision as of 00:48, February 13, 2009
Names of Christ are the 26 distinct titles for the Messiah in the Old Testament, and 65 distinct titles in the New Testament.
For example, Jesus referred to Himself during teaching by these names:
- the Son
- the Way
- the Truth
- the Son of Man
- the Bread of Life
- the Door
- the Vine
- the Master
- the Lord
- the Life
- the Light of the World
- the Good Shepherd
- the Resurrection