The Anointed One

Jesus Christ — The Anointed One

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Christos and the Promised Helper

Two foundational Biblical revelations concerning Jesus: His designation as the Messiah and His eternal promise of the Holy Spirit.

Christos: The Anointed One

The Greek title Christos translates directly to “The Anointed One, Messiah, Christ.” It confirms Jesus as the prophesied deliverer consecrated by God to fulfill the Scriptures and redeem humanity.

Christos: Jesus, the Anointed One Who Restores Us New - Matthew 1:1
Examine Strong’s Greek 5547 on BibleHub

Jesus Promises Another Helper

“If you love Me, keep My commandments. And I will pray the Father, and He will give you another Helper, that He may abide with you forever—the Spirit of truth... I will not leave you orphans; I will come to you.”

Read John 14:15–18 on BibleHub

Who is Jesus Christ?

Scripture presents Jesus as divine Lord and God dwelling among us.

God in the Flesh

The page teaches that Jesus is God in the flesh. Explore the cited scriptures to study this teaching.

Incarnation of God

Yahweh

The page presents Jesus as Yahweh and points readers to John 8:58 for further study.

Study John 8:58 (“Before Abraham was, I AM”)

Immanuel — God with Us

Immanuel means “God with us,” a title connected with the prophecy in Isaiah 7:14.

Prophecy: Isaiah 7:14 Linguistic Study: Hebrew 6005

Biblical Foundation

Immanuel in the Birth Narrative

In the Gospel of Matthew, the angelic announcement fulfills the ancient prophecy of Isaiah: the child born to the virgin Mary would be called Immanuel, which translates directly as “God with us.”

Read Matthew 1:18–25 (NKJV)

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The Anointed One

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Jesus and Yahweh

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Immanuel — God with Us

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Scripture References

Strong’s Greek 5547 (Christos) John 14:15–18 (The Helper) John 8:58 (Before Abraham Was) Strong’s Hebrew 6005 (Immanuel) Isaiah 7:14 (Prophetic Sign) Matthew 1:18–25 (NKJV)
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