The word Christos is found at least 569 times in the Greek language version of the New Testament. It is almost always translated as "Christ," in reference to Jesus, such as in Matthew 1:1, Mark 1:1, Luke …

The word for Christ in the Greek is Christos (which is Strong's Concordance #5547). In Greek, the twenty-second letter of their alphabet is written as "X" (the "X" of Xmas) and is pronounced CHI. It is …

A Common Reference Jesus did not have a last name as we do in modern times. Many people refer to Him as Jesus Christ, which seems to promote the idea that he did. The Greek word, however, …

What is a Christian? Where did the term come from? What is the difference between those called of God and those who are not?

The Anointed One The most common New Testament Greek title for Jesus is Christos (Strong's Concordance #G5547), a word which means anointed or Messiah. Found 569 times in the original …

Was Jesus a Jew? Prophecy states that the Messiah (Jesus) must be a Jew and a descendent of King David (Genesis 49:10, Isaiah 9:6 - 7, etc.). Since the Bible states the real father of Jesus was God …

What is a Rhema word? Is it something special that comes from God? Who uses it?

Faith, as defined in the Bible, is the following. Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, and the conviction of things not seen . . . Now without faith it is impossible to please God. For it is mandatory …

When did the Biblical patriarchs such as Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses and King David live? How old were they when they produced their first son? What was their age at death? The below …

The pool of Siloam was created when King Hezekiah authorized a tunnel be built that would redirect the Gihon Spring that was Jerusalem's primary source of fresh water. Because of the spring's location, it …