Difference between revisions of "Christ"

<div> '''1: '''''Χριστός''''' ''' (Strong'S #5547 — Adjective — christos — khris-tos' ) </div> <p> "anointed," translates, in the Sept., the word "Messiah," a term applied to the priests who were anointed with the holy oil, particularly the high priest, e.g., &nbsp;Leviticus 4:3,5,16 . The prophets are called hoi christoi Theou, "the anointed of God," &nbsp;Psalm 105:15 . A king of [[Israel]] was described upon occassion as christos tou Kuriou, "the anointed of the Lord," &nbsp;1 Samuel 2:10,35; &nbsp;2 Samuel 1:14; &nbsp;Psalm 2:2; &nbsp;18:50; &nbsp;Habakkuk 3:13; the term is used even of Cyrus, &nbsp;Isaiah 45:1 . </p> &nbsp;Matthew 2:4&nbsp;Acts 2:31&nbsp;Luke 2:11&nbsp;23:2&nbsp;John 1:41&nbsp;Matthew 16:17&nbsp;Mark 14:61,62&nbsp;John 4:26&nbsp;John 17:3&nbsp;Acts 9:34&nbsp;1 Corinthians 3:11&nbsp;1 John 5:6&nbsp;Matthew 1:17&nbsp;11:2&nbsp;Romans 7:4&nbsp;9:5&nbsp;15:19&nbsp;1 Corinthians 1:6&nbsp;Mark 9:41&nbsp;Romans 6:4&nbsp;8:9,17&nbsp;1 Corinthians 1:12&nbsp;Galatians 2:16&nbsp;Romans 8:10&nbsp;Galatians 2:20&nbsp;4:19&nbsp;Ephesians 3:17Jesus.