The Origin of the Word ‘Christ’
The shifts from ‘Messiah,’ to christos, to christus, to ‘Christ’ were momentous. In the process, the root meaning of g-d’s anointed king was forfeited and with that several things were lost.
By Dr. B. Brandon Scott|2022-03-31T18:56:17-04:00April 13th, 2022|Tags: Christ, Greco-Roman, Paul, Psalms, Translation Issues|
The shifts from ‘Messiah,’ to christos, to christus, to ‘Christ’ were momentous. In the process, the root meaning of g-d’s anointed king was forfeited and with that several things were lost.
By Shirley Paulson, PhD|2022-01-04T02:42:07-05:00January 4th, 2022|Tags: Education, Gospel of Mark, Gospel of Thomas, Greco-Roman, Parables|
"There are long traditions in Greek and Roman and Judaean writing, using farming to think about important aspects of life like morality, wisdom, virtue, and education." An Interview with Dr. Ian Brown.