Sorry, but how is your reply connected to my post? I didn't mention the translation of Christos. My post came about as a result of frederickdoc writing: "I see you don't know there is two baptisms curds & honey."
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Was that supposed to make your previous replies more understandable?
What is the disconnect?
Alot of times When they used Christ They could of just have said Jesus . Like When they Say Christ Died. Then also The Anointed is Still active in The Branched People .Some people Don't even know what Messiah means yet they use the word Christ dailyThen as also we only know Jesus the anointed from others experience .When think about that ,Iwe Only Know Jesus as Lord And God Son of Man Glorified .King High Preist Blessing His Anointed. A Old Hebrew word Is like multiple meanings That is Parah, Ruach of The Anointed. Parah show All is . God is Love . This Parah is The Command, That Jesus Is Blessing each and every moment This covers all The laws Being in God is Love
- The Promise: "Very truly I tell you, whoever trustbelieves in me will do the work I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father." (John 14:12).
- While on earth, Jesus could only be in one physical location at a time. By leaving the anointing with His followers, the King duplicated His presence. Now, wherever a believer walks, Jesus walks. The Anointing is What Guarantees the Fruit
- "But the anointing that you received from him abides in you... his anointing teaches you about everything, and is true, and is no lie—just as it has taught you, abide in him." (1 John 2:27).
- This anointing is the spiritual sap running through the Vine. It is the only reason we are able to love selflessly, speak truth, heal the brokenhearted, and experience parah in these final hours.
Curds $ Honey brings a tender spirit to know to recieve The baptism and the holy as Spirit baptism is the foundation of Milk(curds) and homey .
hope that help i didnt think people didnt know the strength in to know Good from ev il snd Choose Good of God
But seven times in the New Testament, we read, "Christ died." For example:
(Rom 5:6) For when we were still without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly.
In verses like that, the original Greek word is "Christos," so it would be wrong to translate it as "Jesus."
I know jesus died, i cant picture Christ dieing .plus i never could see any apostle calling jesus "jesus Christ" .
i know i never say it
But i do realize back then the writers wrote in a way to define who they were talking about. it can't be two flesh Jesus died or Christ Holy Spirit died.
then ask yourself where Christ is now
I can't go there with you . But Him
In the New Testament, He is called "Jesus Christ" 185 times, and "Christ Jesus" 69 times. So why could you never see any apostle calling Him "Jesus Christ?" Paul wrote, (for example):
(Rom 1:1-3 NKJV) Paul, a bondservant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, separated to the gospel of God which He promised before through His prophets in the Holy Scriptures, concerning His Son Jesus Christ our Lord, who was born of the seed of David according to the flesh,
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "it can't be two flesh Jesus died or Christ." "Jesus" and "Christ" refer to the same glorious Person. This is clear from Paul's preaching:
(Act 18:27-28 NKJV) And when he desired to cross to Achaia, the brethren wrote, exhorting the disciples to receive him; and when he arrived, he greatly helped those who had believed through grace; for he vigorously refuted the Jews publicly, showing from the Scriptures that Jesus is the Christ.
It wasn't "Jesus or Christ" who died on the cross. It was Jesus Christ. Paul wrote:
(1Co 2:2 NKJV) For I determined not to know anything among you except Jesus Christ and Him crucified.
That is what "Christ" means. My name, David, means "loving", but that doesn't mean that every time someone asks me my name I have to reply "loving."
I know what is written they refer to him as Title. OT has zero times using Christ btw.
On personal note To Jesus face to face i would never use the term for many reasons like i said they should translated christ to the full meaning
"The Anointed with the Anointing" this is English translation and truth it like this for a reason, to know about him or to Know Him.. Jesus new Quickened is not The Same Jesus they knew .few things to search when did jesus become the Anointed one & exactky what is the Anointing ? you should find That The Holy Spirit is This Anointed one with the Anointing & to this day Its Parah Rauch The Anointed are they with The Holy Spirit. Evil men say Jesus Christ freely, as a cursed.
this is best way by their own words They are not of The Anointed True Anointing. Final note : The Anointing that make you His ,is in you Your Flesh will Die . make clear thought that the same Anointing shall born you Quickened just as the Same Anointing Quickened Jesus Son Of Man Glorified .
Seek it yourself
So your saying that when people say jesus christ jesus doesn't have to be the anounted one withe the anounting .
actually this is true
The New Testament ConnectionHere open to seek
The short answer is: Christ died in His human body, but His divine nature (the Anointing) Could Never Die.
To understand how the Anointed One could die, the Bible separates Jesus’ physical flesh man from His eternal Divinity.
Christ has Two Natures: Man and Divine
According to scripture, Jesus is both fully man and fully God.
- His Nature: He had a real physical body made of Flesh and Blood. This body could get tired, feel pain, bleed, and die.
- His Divine Nature (The Anointing): This is the Eternal Spirit of God, which is immortal, all-powerful, and Cannot die.
The Scripture Explains How Jesus ,He Died
The Apostle Peter explains this exact distinction using the terms "flesh" and "Spirit":
- 1 Peter 3:18: "For Christ also hath once suffered for sins... being put to death in the Flesh, But quickened [made alive] by the Spirit."
The Metaphor of the Temple
Jesus explained this to the religious leaders using the image of a building. He did not say God would be destroyed; He said the temple would be destroyed:
- John 2:19: "Jesus answered and said unto them, Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up." (Verse 21 adds, "But He Spake of the Temple of His body.")
Summary
The Anointed One died because He chose to take on a mortal man body that could bleed and die for men sins. The body died, but the Anointing (the eternal Spirit) remained alive to bring that body back from the grave.
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Here open to seek
The short answer is: Christ died in His human body, but His divine nature (the Anointing) Could Never Die.
To understand how the Anointed One could die, the Bible separates Jesus’ physical flesh man from His eternal Divinity.
Christ has Two Natures: Man and Divine
According to scripture, Jesus is both fully man and fully God.
- His Nature: He had a real physical body made of Flesh and Blood. This body could get tired, feel pain, bleed, and die.
- His Divine Nature (The Anointing): This is the Eternal Spirit of God, which is immortal, all-powerful, and Cannot die.
The Scripture Explains How Jesus ,He Died
The Apostle Peter explains this exact distinction using the terms "flesh" and "Spirit":
- 1 Peter 3:18: "For Christ also hath once suffered for sins... being put to death in the Flesh, But quickened [made alive] by the Spirit."
The Metaphor of the Temple
Jesus explained this to the religious leaders using the image of a building. He did not say God would be destroyed; He said the temple would be destroyed:
- John 2:19: "Jesus answered and said unto them, Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up." (Verse 21 adds, "But He Spake of the Temple of His body.")
Summary
The Anointed One died because He chose to take on a mortal man body that could bleed and die for men sins. The body died, but the Anointing (the eternal Spirit) remained alive to bring that body back from the grave.
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Here to know as an apostle Not to call Him Jesus christ
Thomas did not call Him "Jesus Christ" in that moment because "Christ" is a title, but "God" is an identity.
By saying "My Lord and my God," Thomas was making the highest possible declaration of who Jesus actually was.
"Christ" Was Already Taken for Granted
By the time of the resurrection, the disciples Already Believed Jesus was the Christ (the Messiah). Peter had famously declared it earlier in Jesus' ministry ("You are the Christ, the Son of the living God" in Matthew 16:16). Thomas didn't need to declare that Jesus was the Messiah anymore—The rtesurrection had already Proven it beyond a Doubt.
Thomas Discovered Something Way Bigger
Before the resurrection, the disciples knew Jesus was the Messiah, but they still thought of the Messiah largely as a highly anointed man king sent by God.
When Thomas looked at a man who was brutally executed, buried in a tomb, and was now standing alive in front of him with gaping wounds, his mind blew past the standard human idea of a "Messiah." He realized that Jesus was not just God's representative—Jesus was the Creator Himself in man flesh.
The Grammar of Absolute Surrender
Thomas used the two highest Hebrew concepts for God, translated into Greek:
- "My Lord" (Kyrios): This is the word used in place of God's sacred name, Yahweh. It means absolute owner and master.
- "My God" (Theos): This refers to Elohim, the supreme, all-powerful Deity.