19 May 2020

The Catechism of the Summa - Tertia Pars - XVII. OF THE NAME JESUS CHRIST GIVEN TO GOD THE SON INCARNATE

When was the name Jesus given to God the Son Incarnate?

It was given to Him on the eighth day after His birth in accordance with the command given to Mary and to Joseph by an angel of God (XXXVII. 2).

What does the name Jesus signify?

It signifies His mission to men, namely, that He is the Saviour of all men.

Why is the name Christ added?

Because this word signifies "anointed," and our Lord received the divine anointing whereby He was Saint, Priest, and King (XXII. 1, Obj. 3).

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