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Jesus is called“The Word”(John 1).
Also, under Unique Titles we will see that Jesus is called Alpha and Omega.
Answer: Jesus is called the Messiah in Matthew 1:16.
Those who are saved through faith in Jesus is called in the Bible sacred.
Jesus is called a Nazarene because He grew up in Nazareth.
In the book of Hebrews, Jesus is called a High Priest(Hebrews 2:17, 4:14).
Jesus is called the"Faithful and true witness" Rev 3:14.
God is closely associated with His Word; the Lord Jesus is called“the Word”(John 1:14).
In Scripture, Jesus is called the“last Adam” 1 Cor.
Jesus is called the son of God because God is his father.
In the Bible, Jesus is called the Life and the Light of this world.
Jesus is called the Christ(a Greek word) or the Messiah(an Aramaic word).
In the New Testament, Jesus is called the“the Son of man” exactly 88 times.
When Jesus is called our High Priest, it is with reference to both of these previous priesthoods.
Two thousand years later, Jesus is called‘Lamb of God' and he is sacrificed at the same location.
The Lord Jesus is called“the Amen, the faithful and true witness”.
In Mark 6:3 Jesus is called"THE" son of Mary not"A" son of Mary.
Two thousand years later, Jesus is called‘Lamb of God' and he is sacrificed at the same location- so you& I could also live.
Interestingly, in the Antiquities of the Jews, Jesus is called a'wise man', a'teacher' and the'King', but there is no mention whatever about about his being divine, as contrived in later'churchianity'.
We know that Jesus was called a Nazarene because He was raised in Nazareth.
Jesus is calling you to be a disciple with a mission!
Jesus is calling us to himself.
Jesus was calling himself the Messiah.
The people who believe in Jesus are called His"church," and God promises to be present in spirit where His church gathers.
Jesus was called"sinners", but there were those who opposed him. It was a term of abuse.
So, what Jesus is calling for in this third and final step is what we might refer to in modern terms as“an intervention”.
However, we must keep in mind that Jesus is calling His disciples to engage in radical self-denial.
Jesus is calling on you.
And both Jesus was called, and his disciples, to the marriage.
And both Jesus was called, and his disciples, to the marriage.