The Muslim name for Jesus, as is more often used by Muslims, is Isa, not Easa. Once you know the correct spelling it does not resemble the name Easu. Isa is simply the Arabic word for Yeshu so it isn't meant as an insult. They are not changing the name, but using a derivative of the same name that is meaningful to them.
Yeshu is the more common name for the name Jesus by Christians throughout Asia and Africa.
It was Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ of Nazareth. its named after him after all.
The founder was raised from the dead, Jesus Christ.
Because it was when Jesus Christ was born. Jesus Christ was the founder of the Christian religion.
In the Old Testament, there are prophecies that point to the coming of a divine Messiah who would be God in human form. For example, in Isaiah 9:6 it says, "For unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given; And the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace." This verse suggests that the Messiah would be seen as God himself.
Yes.From the Christian point of view, everything in the Old Testament sacrificial system is a symbol of Jesus Christ the Messiah.
Very simply, it was before the time of Christ. He was not born yet during Old Testament times, so there were no teachings of Christ to follow.
Jesus Christ is the founder and leader of the Church of God on Earth.
Christian doctrine is Christ's teaching according to the Old and New Testaments in the Bible especially the New testament or Gospels.
Yes. The Old Testament is the Jewish bible and deals with the history of the Jews and God's relationship with them. The New Testament is the story of the life and ministry of Christ and the early Christian Church.
The religion of Scientology is not based on the Holy Scriptures and the teachings of Jesus Christ. Their founder is Ron Hubbard a science fiction writer and not a Christian.
Jesus Christ was the founder of Christianity. And individual Christian churches tend to think of themselves as the "authentic" version of Christianity.