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What does 'Christ' mean and why is it significant?

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'Christ' means 'the Anointed One,' signifying Jesus' unique role as prophet, priest, and king.

'Christ' comes from the Greek word for 'anointed' and signifies Jesus' fulfillment of the roles given to Him by God. In the sermon, it is emphasized that Jesus is the ultimate prophet, priest, and king. His prophetic role unveils the truth of God, as seen in John 3:34 where it says He speaks the very words of God. As priest, He offers Himself as the ultimate sacrifice for sin. As king, He reigns with authority over all creation. Each aspect of His identity is significant for believers as it encompasses the entirety of God's redemptive plan.
Scripture References: John 3:34

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The Christ
Paul Mahan · Feb 3, 2002
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Joshua

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