There are many other ways of referring to Jesus. Some of the most common are:
Christ
Emmanuel
Messiah
Son of God
Son of Man
Savior
King of Kings
Lord of Lords
There are quite a few names. Try googling "names of Jesus" sometime.
People in Jesus' time did not always have last names (surnames), rather they were known as Jesus of Nazareth, or Peter son of Zebedee, or other such combinations.
no it is not recommended for the reason that when Jesus was alive there where no middle names that is why Jesus is known as Jesus from nazereth
In heaven, Jesus is known as the Son of God or the Messiah.
Yeshua was a name of Hebrew origin which was frequently alternated with the name Joshua. The name Yeshua is also used to refer to Jesus in different contexts.
It was Jesus' cousin John, known as John the Baptist.
Jesus or muhamid
i don't personally know but in the time of "Jesus", Jesus meant Joseph so there could be many people known as "Jesus"
"Jesus" is not a last name but a given name. "Christ" is a title that means "anointed one" in Greek. So, Christ Jesus' last name is not known as he did not have one in the traditional sense.
The original Hebrew name of Jesus is Yeshua or Yehoshua.while Jesus himself is not mentioned in the old testament.the name Yehoshua (Joshua) which Yeshua is a version of is mentioned.The name Jesus revealed in the NT is known by the name Jehovah or YHWH in the OT.
It has come to be known as Maundy Thursday.
Jesus was also known as Jesus Christ. It is from that that the religion takes its name. Jesus Christ is central to Christianity. Without him, the religion would not exist.
If one assumes that Jews in 1st Century Palestine carried their father's name as surname, the most likely form of the name would be "Jesus bar Joseph," or "Yeshua bar Yosef;" literally, Jesus, son of Joseph, since his mother was married to the carpenter Joseph. However, it was quite common for a person to be known by his or her home town, in which case the name would be Jesus of Nazareth. This seems to be the name by which Jesus Christ was known.