Names of Jesus

Which Hebrew word meaning "anointed" is equivalent to the Greek title "Christ" and is used as a title for Jesus?

Which name, given in the Gospel of Matthew and meaning "God with us," is applied to Jesus?

The title "Lamb of God" in the Gospel of John emphasizes Jesus' role as a sacrifice for sin.

Which image used by Jesus in John 10 describes him as one who cares for, protects, and guides his followers?

The titles "Alpha and Omega" declare Jesus as the beginning and the end.

Which title from Isaiah 9:6 is traditionally applied to Jesus and specifically emphasizes his role in bringing peace?

The title "Son of Man" is used only in the New Testament to refer to Jesus.

In John 6 Jesus calls himself which of the following to indicate that he provides spiritual sustenance?

The title "King of Kings" appears in all four Gospels to describe Jesus' sovereignty.

Which title, used by Jesus in the Gospel of John, identifies him as one who illuminates spiritual truth and overcomes darkness?

Which New Testament title emphasizes Jesus' unique divine sonship and is central to early Christian confessions about his identity?

What is the most common literal meaning of the name "Jesus" (Yeshua) in Hebrew?

Which title emphasizes Jesus' role in redeeming or buying back sinners, using language of redemption found in Pauline and early Christian writings?

In New Testament imagery, which title describes Jesus as the one united with the Church in a marriage-like relationship, anticipated at the eschatological banquet?

Which title, written on the placard above Jesus during the crucifixion, is recorded by the Gospel writers and highlights the political charge against him?

Which title in Revelation 22:16 does Jesus use of himself, evoking the image of a new dawn and the promise of his return?

The Gospel of John opens with the declaration "In the beginning was the Word," identifying Jesus as the Logos.

Throughout the Synoptic Gospels, the title "Rabbi" is never used to address Jesus.

The Epistle to the Hebrews presents Jesus as a superior "High Priest" who mediates a new covenant for believers.

The New Testament does not refer to Jesus with the image of the "cornerstone."

Which image Jesus uses in John 15 to describe believers' relationship to him, emphasizing abiding and fruit-bearing?