Messiah in Greek
Messiah in Greek is Μεσσίας — Messiah means in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, a promised savior or deliverer sent by God; in Christianity, specifically Jesus Christ.
Messiah in Greek
Μεσσίας
Pronounced: Messias
(Christianity) Jesus Christ.
What does "Messiah" mean?
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noun In Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, a promised savior or deliverer sent by God; in Christianity, specifically Jesus Christ.
"Christians believe Jesus is the Messiah foretold in Hebrew scripture."
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noun By extension, any figure seen as a great savior or liberator of a group.
"Fans hailed the new coach as the team’s messiah after just one winning season."
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Messiah in a sentence
- Christians believe Jesus is the Messiah foretold in Hebrew scripture.
- Jewish tradition still awaits the coming of the Messiah.
- Fans hailed the new coach as the team’s messiah after just one winning season.
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What is "Messiah" in Greek?
"Messiah" in Greek is Μεσσίας. Messiah means: In Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, a promised savior or deliverer sent by God; in Christianity, specifically Jesus Christ.
How do you pronounce Μεσσίας?
"Messiah" in Greek is Μεσσίας, pronounced "Messias".
How do you use "Messiah" in a sentence?
Example: "Christians believe Jesus is the Messiah foretold in Hebrew scripture." In Greek, "Messiah" is Μεσσίας.
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