Jesus is referred to by various names,
titles, and descriptions in the Bible,
1. **Jesus** – His given name in Hebrew is Yeshua, which means “Yahweh saves” or “Salvation of Yahweh” (Matthew 1:21).
2. **Christ** (or Messiah) – “Christ” is the Greek equivalent of the Hebrew “Messiah,” meaning the Anointed One, the chosen Savior and King (Matthew 16:16; John 1:41).
3. **Son of God** – Denotes Jesus’ divine nature and unique relationship with God the Father (Matthew 16:16; John 1:34).
4. **Son of Man** – Used by Jesus to emphasize his humanity and divine authority (Matthew 8:20; Mark 14:62).
5. **Lamb of God** – Symbolizing Jesus’ sacrificial death to take away the sins of the world (John 1:29).
6. **Lord** – Signifies Jesus’ authority, sovereignty, and divine status (Romans 10:9; Philippians 2:11).
7. **Emmanuel** – Meaning “God with us,” fulfilling prophecy and signifying Jesus’ divine presence among humanity (Matthew 1:23).
8. **Alpha and Omega** – Represents Jesus as the beginning and the end, the first and the last (Revelation 22:13).
9. **King of Kings and Lord of Lords** – Highlights Jesus’ supreme authority and rulership over all (Revelation 19:16).
10. **The Word** – Refers to Jesus as the divine expression and revelation of God (John 1:1).
11. **The Good Shepherd** – Illustrates Jesus’ care, guidance, and sacrificial love for his followers (John 10:11).
12. **The Way, the Truth, and the Life** – Describes Jesus as the exclusive path to God and eternal life (John 14:6).
These names and titles reflect the richness and depth of Jesus’ identity in Christian faith, each revealing a unique aspect of his nature, mission, and relationship with humanity and God.