Entity: CHRIST
Christ is a title used by Christians to refer to Jesus, meaning 'the anointed one' in Greek. It signifies Jesus as the Messiah, the Chosen Savior who fulfills Old Testament prophecies and is the King of kings.
CHRIST
Etymology
The word 'Christ' is a Greek translation of the Hebrew 'messiah,' meaning 'the anointed one.'
Definition
Christ is a title used by Christians to refer to Jesus, signifying him as the Messiah, the Chosen Savior who fulfills Old Testament prophecies.
Historical Context
In historical context, Christ is seen as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, the Anointed One sent by God to save humanity.
Cultural Significance
Christ holds immense cultural significance for Christians worldwide, representing the central figure of their faith and the embodiment of God's love and salvation.
Related Concepts
Related concepts to Christ include Messiah, Savior, King of kings, and Anointed One.
See Also
- Jesus
- Messiah
- Christianity
An ideal type of humanity, the Messiah, Jesus of Nazareth, regarded by Christians as fulfilling Old Testament prophecies.