Every time we say the name “Jesus,” we are not only identifying Him; we are also affirming that God loves us and is willing to save us. The promise is embedded in the name.
What Is the Significance of the Name “Jesus?”
What Does It Mean for Jesus to Be Our Advocate?
Christ earned "rights of mercy" by enduring unimaginable suffering on our behalf. He may be physically distant from us, but He is aware of us and is pleading our cause.
Why Is Jesus Called the Great Mediator?
The word "mediation" descends from the Latin word mediare, which means "to be in the middle." A mediator stands with the people they are serving and engages with them personally.
How Is Christ Like a “Refiner’s Fire” and “Fuller’s Soap?”
The Savior paid the price for us to overcome our impurities and return to the presence of the Father. But that doesn't mean that the process of accepting His gift will be easy or painless.
How Is Christ the “Messenger of the Covenant?”
Some messages are written, some are spoken, and some are delivered by actions. The atonement of Jesus Christ communicates God's love for us and His commitment to our eternal happiness.
How Is Jesus Both “the Father and the Son?”
The atonement of Jesus Christ was a real victory. Even though He was the omnipotent God, He was subject to the same weaknesses we experience as mortals.
How Is Jesus Christ “the Light and the Life of the World?”
Jesus sets an example for us to follow and reveals truths which we cannot learn alone (light). He has also enabled us to overcome physical and spiritual death (life).
What Is the Significance of the Name “Wonderful, Counselor, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace?”
Jesus Christ is the perfect leader. He gives good advice, He is powerful, and He brings peace and happiness to those He leads.
What Is the Significance of the Name “Immanuel?”
We can be successful with God's help. He has paved the way for us to overcome every obstacle, and He is with us.
Why Is Jesus Called “the Good Shepherd?”
Jesus provides gentle and dedicated leadership. He leads by invitation, not by compulsion, and He invites us to follow His example, becoming shepherds of other people.
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