who is Jesus Christ to you?

Answer 1

God almighty in the flesh, my living Lord and Savior, the perfect sacrifice for sin who paid my penalty, my justification before God, my master, my friend, my counselor... Jesus Christ.

Answer 2

Jesus is the Lover of my soul! He is my Creator, Saviour , Redeemer, My Beloved Friend. He is the One who endured the suffering of the cross, in my place, so that I could recieve God's favor, and the gift of Eternal Life! He is my soon Coming 'Bridegroom!' To take me Home! Yippee!!!

Answer 3

The Son of God. The Lamb of God. The sacrificed. He who died for me. He who died for you. The Redeemer. The only way to Heaven.

Through Jesus Christ you will be saved. The promise of God.

I hope that all who see and hear will accept Him as their personal Savior.

God Bless

Answer 4

the guy on the Passion of the Christ

Answer 5

One in a long line of man-gods from very old myths. Just look at the 'life story' of just ONE of the mythical beings whose story PREDATES (I can't emphasize that enough) Jesus's, and see how many similarities there are. Keep in mind that no Christian believes that this mythical being (the Egyptian man-god Horus) ever actually existed.

Take note, there are more than a couple of similarities--therefore this is a l-o-n-g list:

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A comparison of Horus and Jesus:

BOTH conceived by a virgin.
BOTH were the only begotten son of a god.
Mothers of BOTH had similar names (Meri and Mary).
BOTH foster fathers had similar names (Jo-Seph and Joseph).
BOTH foster fathers were of royal descent.
BOTH had their births announced by an angel to the mother.
BOTH births were heralded by a star.
BOTH births are celebrated in late December.
BOTH had shepherds witness the birth.
BOTH had three visitors bring gifts later on.
BOTH had their death threatened in infancy (by Herut and Herod), and are divinely warned to flee to protect the child.
BOTH had rite of passage rituals at the age of 12.
BOTH are missing details about their life between the ages of 12 and 30.
BOTH were baptized at 30 years of age.
BOTH of their 'baptizers' were later beheaded.
BOTH were taken from a desert up to a high mountain to be tempted by their respective arch-rivals (Sut/Set and Satan).
BOTH resist the above temptation.
BOTH had twelve primary disciples.
BOTH walked on water.
BOTH cast out demons.
BOTH healed the sick.
BOTH restored sight to the blind.
BOTH ordered the sea in similar ways ("He stilled the seas with his power" and "Peace, be still").
BOTH raised someone from the dead (Osiris and Lazarus).
BOTH were transfigured on a mountain.
BOTH had a Sermon on the Mount.
BOTH were killed by crucifixion.
BOTH were killed next to two thieves.
BOTH descended into Hell, only to resurrect after a few days.
BOTH had their resurrection announced by women.
BOTH myths say that they will return to rule for 1,000 years at some point in the future.

Now, the above list is with me LEAVING OUT the wordier parts. So, Christians--how can you dismiss out of hand such a STAGGERING number of parallels? How can any Christian be so arrogant as to say "well, we're right and they're wrong," when the myths are almost exactly the same, barring insignificant details? Even many of the names are similarly spelled!

Answer 6

Just a man, a great one, who had great teachings but were lost on the pens of biased and egotistical men as well as the numerous translations from language to language.

Answer 7

Lord, Savior, Joy, Peace, Strength, Lawyer, Doctor, Faith, Love, Advocate, Sweet and Loving Arms ....... *sigh, and sooooooooo much more......... God bless

Answer 8

he is my savior and no matter what anyone else says he will always be there. he is also my best friend because i can trust him with anything and everything and he wont tell anybody= best friend ever

Answer 9

An example to be followed. A Master.

Peace!

Answer 10

The King of the Prophets. - greetings.