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I rec'd a free copy of when it first came out a couple years ago and read a little bit of it. There is at least one other NT presented in 'playscript' format (NKJV is the translation used in the one I saw). Here is a link to a previous discussion about The Voice on the BB --... Comments?
Has anyone seen this new translation? It is written in the form of a screenplay, with the non-spoken part being descriptive or as dorections. Some folks from Dallas Seminary were involved. I think it is quite interesting, from a reading point of view. Comments?
No Christ = No good.
"Jesus" is Greek equivalent of the Hebrew word meaning Savior (Matthew 1:21). "Christ" is the Greek equivalent of the Hebrew word Messiah, meaning anointed, and refers to Jesus as the Messiah promised in Old Testament Scripture (Daniel 9:25-26; John 1:41; 4:25; Acts 2:36). While Jesus refers particularly to the Lord's humanity and incarnation by which He became a man to die for our sins, Christ refers particularly to the Lord's eternal deity as the Son of God.yeshua is His name, and Christ/messiah just a sub title!
Could be yeshua , the Annoited of God!
"Jesus" is Greek equivalent of the Hebrew word meaning Savior (Matthew 1:21). "Christ" is the Greek equivalent of the Hebrew word Messiah, meaning anointed, and refers to Jesus as the Messiah promised in Old Testament Scripture (Daniel 9:25-26; John 1:41; 4:25; Acts 2:36). While Jesus refers particularly to the Lord's humanity and incarnation by which He became a man to die for our sins, Christ refers particularly to the Lord's eternal deity as the Son of God.