Names of Jesus: The Names of Jesus and Their Meanings;

The Names of Jesus pamphlet is a bestselling tool for learning the names, character and personal attributes of Jesus. Names such as the King of Kings, Chief Cornerstone, and Lion of Judah, among many others, hold a special blessing or promise for those who believe on his name. The 50 names are featured in an easy-to-use chart format along with their Scripture references, the meanings of each name, related titles, and more. Interestingly, the names of Jesus come from both the Old and New Testaments. The pamphlet is full color with a glossy finish. Size: 8.5"x 5.5" unfolds to 33" long. Fits inside most Bible covers.   Knowing and understanding the names of Jesus enriches times of personal devotion and prayer, and builds faith and trust in the Lord. In this easy-to-follow pamphlet, each of Jesus€ names is listed with Bible references, meaning, and special insights into the name. For example, one of the names of Jesus is €œBread of Life.€ That reference is found in John 6:32-35. It means that Jesus is our sustenance. Here€s a unique insight on this name€"Jesus was born in Bethlehem which means €œthe house of bread.€

• Here are some of the other names of Jesus:
• King of Kings
• Lord of Lords  
• Good Shepherd
• Chief Cornerstone 
• Advocate
• The Way, the Truth, and the Life
• I AM 
• Wonderful Counselor 
• High Priest

In addition to explaining the names of Jesus and their meanings, the pamphlet offers suggestions on using this tool during personal reflection, including:

• What it means to pray in Jesus€ name
• Praying the way Jesus taught us to pray
• Taking €œno€ for an answer to our prayers

The Names of Jesus pamphlet is an excellent addition to times spent in devotion, prayer, praise and worship. The pamphlet also reveals the names of God with parallel verses referring to Jesus such as:

• Yahweh-Yireh, €œGod Will Provide,€ and €œI am the bread of life,€ (John 6:35)
• Yahweh-Tsidkanu, €œThe Lord Our Righteousness,€ and €œBecause of Jesus, we are righteous before God,€ (2 Corinthians 5:21)