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Why is the gospel good news?
Because it tells about how Jesus died to save us from sin. Gospel in Greek means "God Saves."
Jesus the messiah saves in Hebrew?
yeshu hanotsri moshia et hanotsrim (ישו ×”× ×•×¦×¨×™ מושיע את ×”× ×•×¦×¨×™×)
How do you say Jesus saves in German?
Jesus saves = Jesus rettet
Is Jesus Christ the only Messiah the world will ever know?
Actually, no. The world has seen many messiahs, and will see many more. One of the definitions of "messiah", according to Webster's Universal College dictionary (1997 edition), is"any expected deliverer or savior"While a "messiah" often is a religious personage, a "messiah" far more often is a person who simply "saves the day" when needed. Consider all the famous people throughout History who have delivered their Nations and Peoples from destruction, persecution, oppression, financial hardship, etc -- they were all "messiahs".So the statement that "Jesus Christ is the only Messiah the world will ever know" is a false statement. It is a completely different thing to state that "To many Christians, who follow his Teachings and Commandments, Jesus Christ is The Messiah" (note the capitalization of both "The" and "Messiah").
When was Jesus Saves Live created?
Jesus Saves Live was created on 2010-01-05.
Why is the teachings of Jesus always referred to as The Gospel of Christ according to Matthew mark Luke John and not Gospel of Jesus?
i would think gospel in the biblical sense means book ...as in who was the author...each author writes their version,book,gospel of the life of Jesus...there was no written word for 80 years after Christ transcended to heaven...the Bible was spread first by word of mouth, so then the gospels started and were compiled later...gospel must mean story/book...this is my thought...not sure it is remotely connected to fact, other than the bible was not written down for 80 or so years after Christ was on Earth. Jesus was his name, Christ means light...we combined the two...AnswerIn correction of the above, the word 'Gospel' means 'Good News'. Thus, the 'good News as told by Matthew,....' etc. Each author of each account were writing their account of Jesus' life and ministry from a particular point of view. Mark was the first to be written - in around AD 60 or so (just 30 years or so after the ascension and not 80 as stated above). Marks gospel reads like a news report - in great haste and dynamic. It was as if he was getting everything down before being persecurted by the Romans. Possibly next was the account written by Luke - the only author who never met Jesus but who was a friend of the first missionary, Paul. Luke's gospel and his second book, the Acts of the Apostles, were written, most likely, whils on the voyages across the churches in the Mediterranean - between 60 - 80AD, although some scholars believe that it may well have been earlier. Luke got most of his material from Peter, the leader of the disciples and Mary, Jesus' mother. As a doctor, Luke was interested in many healing miracles of Jesus, and was also interested in forgiveness. Matthew's account was written from the Jewish outlook - he frequently included quotes from the prophetic scriptures in the Old Testament in order that the Jews to whom he was writing would believe that Jesus was, indeed, the messiah whom they had been waiting for. Finally John in his gospel (which was likely to be the last written - around AD 80 - 90) makes it quite clear why he wrote it - 'so that you too can believe' and he concentrates on the divinity of Jesus. In John's gospel Jesus does not perform 'miracles' - John, instead, calls them 'signs' - pointing to Christ's divinity.Much of Mark's gospel is found in Matthew and Luke suggesting that these authors used marks gospel as a starting point when writing their own, fuelling the theory that Mark's account was the oldest. Matthew and Luke also have great chunks that are identical, but differ from both each other and Mark's gospel. Scholars have suggested that these passages come from another gospel account that they have nicknamed 'Q' (for 'Quelle?' = who?') but which has long been lost.Other accounts have also been written - the 'gospel of Thomas' the 'gospel' of Mary and so on, but the earliest that these have been authenticated is several hundred years after Christ, and therefore, as such, must be regarded with some suspicion, as they were possibly written by sects that grew up around then that had a skewed picture of Jesus' life and minisry.Finally, Jesus means 'he who saves' and not as above. 'Christ' is another name for 'Saviour' or the Jewish Messiah. The term 'Christ' is not Jesus's name but his title - in other words, 'Jesus, the messiah'. Another name used by him was Emmanuel = 'God with us'.Another clarification:The Greek "Christ" and Hebrew "Messiah" both mean "anointed," identifying Jesus as God's chosen One.
Jesus is known by what other names in the bible?
He is known by many names: * Jesus (meaning 'he who saves') * Emmanuel ('God with us') * Messiah (the long-awaited saviour of the Jewish religion) * The Christ (another way of saying 'Messiah') * God the Son (emphasising Jesus' divinity) * Son of Man (emphasising Jesus' humanity) * Lamb of God (symbolising his sacrifice on the cross as the sacrificial 'lamb') In the Old Testament there are many prophesies that refer to him as Emmanuel, Wonderful Counsellor, the Prince of Peace, the Everlasting Father, and many others.
WHERE will you find Jesus Saves the verse in the bible?
The phrase "Jesus saves" does not appear in the King James version of the bible.
What does the name "Jesus" signify in terms of its meaning as "God saves"?
The name "Jesus" signifies "God saves" in terms of its meaning.
What does a microscope do and how is it able to do that?
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What was the name that was to be given to Mary's son in the bible?
In the Bible, Mary's son was to be named Jesus. This name was revealed to Mary by the angel Gabriel during the Annunciation, as recorded in the Gospel of Luke (Luke 1:31). The name Jesus, derived from the Hebrew name Yeshua, means "The Lord saves."
What does the name Jesus mean in latin?
The name "Jesus" means "God saves" in Latin.
