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Lord of the Living and the Dead? Charles Stanley

In the New Testament, Lord is the most frequently used title for Jesus Christ. Although we rarely use this term in our daily lives, we are all quite familiar with another word: boss. That is basically what Lord means—one possessing authority, power, and control.

From Alpha down to Omega? Charles Spurgeon

Alpha was frequently used by the Hebrews to signify the best, just as we are accustomed to use the letter A.

How Was Jesus a "Servant"? John Gill

Jesus took upon him the form of a servant (Philippians 2:7), the Servant of God, and this is an instance of his amazing humility.

Our Mediator? John Gill

In what sense is Christ the mediator of the covenant?

Jesus: An Ordinary Name? G. Campbell Morgan

Jesus is a Greek form of the Hebrew Joshua, meaning Savior. Other men have had that name.

How is Jesus God's Word? A.W. Pink

Why is the Lord Jesus Christ designated "the word?" What is the exact force and significance of this title?

How is Jesus the "Only Begotten" and "Firstborn"? Doug Bookman

How is Jesus "the Son of God"? Doug Bookman

Why is Jesus Called the "Morning Star"? Randy Alcorn

When Venus rises, it means the sun will follow very soon. Christ's coming—and in a broad sense this could apply to both his first and his second coming—means/will mean God's light is about to shine forever on the universe.

How is Jesus "the Truth"? Randy Alcorn

Truth is rooted in the eternal God who’s all powerful and unchangeable.

Yeshua, Yashua, Y'shua, or Jesus? Which is Right? Randy Alcorn

Jesus is not a pure Greek name, as there is no "J" in Greek.

Wonderful Counselor? John Barnett

The Hebrew word pala ["Wonderful"] indicates "something uncommon or out of the ordinary."

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