Jesus was named from a messenger Archangel from God. Jesus means "Savior". An Archangel named Gabriel was sent by God to tell Mary (the mother of Jesus) to name Jesus 'Jesus'...which means 'one who saves'. But Jesus had also another name 'Emmanuel' which means 'God with us'. So these names were very appropriate for Jesus.
As for his 'surname' as such, the nearest we can get to this is as follows:
Family names, like we know them, were not used in Biblical times. However, just like people take their surnames today from occupations (baker, smith etc) and also from their parents (e.g. John's son = Johnson) or from where they, or an ancestor came from (like Hillary Clinton = Clint's Town) Jesus would have been known as Jesus of Nazareth, as, although Jesus was quite a common name, Nazareth in those times was a small place and so he may well have been the only 'Jesus' around in Nazareth at that time. He may also have been called Jesus bar Joseph where 'bar' means 'son of' (like 'mac' in the Scottish name MacDonald), as most people then regarded him as Joseph's son
What IS certain, however, is that his 'surname' was not'Christ'. This was his title - given to him by his followers. The word 'Christ' means 'messiah', 'deliverer' or 'savior' and for centuries, the Jews had been promised by God a savior for them all. Calling Jesus 'Christ' meant that the title of 'messiah' was placed upon him. So much in the way we say today Queen Elizabeth, or President Bush, we can also say Christ Jesus - Jesus the savior, Jesus the deliverer, Jesus the Messiah.
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When Jesus was born there wasn't an emperor, there was a king, and his name was Herod. He hated Jesus because he thought Jesus had come to steal his throne.
It has come to be known as Maundy Thursday.
Jesus a friend of Lazrus , and he was dead for three days, so Jesus called Lazrus to come from the tomb.
There were no surnames at the time. They did not come into being for over a thousand years after Jesus died. He would have been known as Jesus, son of Joseph, or Jesus of Nazareth.
We are not told what the followers of Jesus were first called, but not long after His resurrection we come across the name, "The Way". Possibly because Jesus was the "way" to God the Father in Heaven. Then later at the church in Antioch followers of Jesus were called Christian and have been known by that name ever since.
BECOME A CHRISTIAN FIRST AND THEN SAY IN THE NAME OF JESUS COME OUT
It is a take-off or slang rendition of the name Jesus, which is itself a Latinized version of the Aramaic/Palestinian name Yeshua. Yeshua is probably very close to what Jesus was actually called during his life. Possibly the expression is related to "By Jesus" or "By the power of Jesus".
Damascus syria in masjed al aqsa Jesus will come to the masjed near judgment day
you need to ask jesus where it came from because he was the one who created the name just like he created us
Mary chose Jesus as her son's name because Gabrielle had come down to her and said "Mary do not be frightened. You will have a child named Jesus." Those are not the exact words. But Mary agreed with him.
Come over where the sun is shinning , just call on the master his name is jesus and he will rescue you