Straight &
Simple
Understanding
Christ
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What
Does the Title ‘Christ’ Mean?
The word ‘Christ’ comes from Hebrew
‘Messias’ or ‘Messiah’.
‘Messias’ is simply how real Roman Catholics in the English
language have spelled it, coming from a Greek translation of the Bible’s
Old Testament in ancient times. Catholics --- that is, true Christians --- of
the first millennium after Jesus often used this Old Testament translation,
called the ‘Septuagint’.
Whether you call it ‘Christ’, ‘Messias’ or
‘Messiah’, it’s all the same thing.
It means ‘The
Anointed One’. This is Who the Man, Jesus Christ, is.
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