希腊文的《新约》里说,the name "Jesus" here means the same in Greek as the Hebrew name "Joshua." "Joshua" means literally God is salvation.So the angel's message to Joseph was "You shall call His name 'God is salvation'.所以,耶酥是“救世主”的意思.What about the second part of the...
希腊文的《新约》里说,the name "Jesus" here means the same in Greek as the Hebrew name "Joshua." "Joshua" means literally God is salvation.So the angel's message to Joseph was "You shall call His name 'God is salvation'.所以,耶酥是“救世主”的意思.What about the second part of the...
1、耶稣（Jesus）是耶稣的名字 ，基督（Christ）（也叫救世主）是耶稣的名号。外国人感叹的时候有时候会说Jesus Christ ，这就是把耶稣的名字和称号加到一起说Christianity的教义里面，耶稣只是我们这个时代的Christ。2、起源不同 基督（希腊语Χριστοs，拉丁语Christos，英语Christ，“基利斯督”的...
But the word perfect in the original Greek means complete. It comes from a primary word meaning to set out for a definite point or goal. Jesus is saying for us to make it our goal to love as our Heavenly Father loves. Jesus brought up the issue of mercy repeatedly. Everyone wants ...
Evidence that Jesus was a man with others is seen at the very beginning of John’s Gospel where it is recorded that Jesus, the divine Word “became flesh and made his dwelling among us” (John 1:14). The Greek original text literally means that he “pitched his tent among our tents”...
disciples.”(John 15:8). The word believe comes from the word Pisteuo “in Greek which means to take in and trust. ” As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith.”(Galatians 6:10). Does Jesus live in your...
The phrase “gave up the ghost” is an old English translation of the Greek phrase “paradidōmi to pneuma.” The old English phrase means the moment a person dies as if the soul is released when the body transpires.Other translations don’t use this old phrase for death, however. Even...
The Greek word used here is "eipen," which means "said" or "declared." This emphasizes the authoritative teaching of Jesus, who is not merely offering advice but is issuing a command. In the context of first-century Judea, Jesus' words carried the weight of divine instruction, as He ...
s birth at Christmas and the return of Christ at the Second Coming. It begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas, often referred to as Advent Sunday. The name comes from Latin adventus (‘coming; arrival’), translating the Greek parousia from the New Testament, originally referring to ...
In the Greek, the word for "saw" is "βλέπω" (blepō), which means more than just physical sight; it implies perception and understanding. This moment is significant as it reflects John the Baptist's spiritual insight and recognition of Jesus' true identity. In a historical context...