Stupid Question about Jesus Christ.....

[Scrub]

Does Jesus Christ have a middle name? What is it? These are thoughts that come to me while watchiing the playoffs I guess. I hope his middle name starts with an "H".

[hobo]

its fracking

jesus fracking christ

[narwhal]

Christ is not his last name.

Christ is a title.

[hobo]

i dont see why it matters

buddha>jesus

[narwhal]

When refering to someone in those times instead of last names you would say...

Joseph-son of david

Jesus- son of Joseph.

Jesus most likely had no middle name. (to my knowledge, really never studied that issue of Jesus)

[RexSkimmer]

most people dont know it, but it was actually elizabeth....

[Scrub]

Christ is not his last name.

Christ is a title.

dang, i was really pulling for Jesus H. Christ

[Scrub]

(to my knowledge, really never studied that issue of Jesus)

i really hope no one else does either haha. but i get what you are saying about titles. thanks for the 411

[narwhal]

People refer to him as "Jesus Holy Christ"

So people also call him Jesus H. Christ.

So you kinda can use that.

[Scrub]

People refer to him as "Jesus Holy Christ"

So people also call him Jesus H. Christ.

So you kinda can use that.

Heck yes! you made my day, and as a disclaimer, never use The Lord's name in vain.

[Chrith]

i always thought it was Hussein

[Scrub]

i always thought it was Hussein

you were in the ballpark....

[fireball]

hahah hobo ur pretty funny...........

[Dzan]

When refering to someone in those times instead of last names you would say...

Joseph-son of david

Jesus- son of Joseph.

Jesus most likely had no middle name. (to my knowledge, really never studied that issue of Jesus)

I'd go out on a limb to say that middle names were not used in Jesus' time by the lower class. The more romanized upper class may have adopted the roman naming system though.

[Mapdash]

It was Jim. Jesus Jim Christ.

JJ to his boys.

[narwhal]

I'd go out on a limb to say that middle names were not used in Jesus' time by the lower class. The more romanized upper class may have adopted the roman naming system though.

I was going to say that but I didnt want someone to disprove me.

[steve-o]

i always thought it was Hussein

or he-man.

[Chrith]

the hitman or stone cold stunner

[steve-o]

jesus "h-what's happenin'?" christ

[miles]

science h logic

[RexSkimmer]

jesus "himself" christ

[skimcowboy]

its Titty fracking

[skrobo]

you guys need help... seriously
hm

[skimnczach]

When refering to someone in those times instead of last names you would say...

Joseph-son of david

Jesus- son of Joseph.

Jesus most likely had no middle name. (to my knowledge, really never studied that issue of Jesus)

or Jesus of Nazareth since theoretically he didn't have a father

[narwhal]

But see I am speaking as a history major.

I would not refer to him as the son of god, but rather as the son of Joseph.

[Patrick]

[QUOTE=skimcowboy]its Titty fracking[/QUOTE

Yes.

[Scrub]

you guys need help... seriously
hm

lollllll

[Chico]

I think Narwhal is right. In these times jewish males were called "son of" Kind of "Ben bla bla bla". In some older books he is mentioned as Jesus from or of Nazareth.