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Jesus
עִמָּנוּאֵלἸησοῦς
Jesus Christ, the central figure of Christianity, is the Son of God who became incarnate, died for the sins of humanity, and rose from the dead, providing salvation for all who believe in Him.

- verses
- 1160
- first named
- Isaiah 7:14
- last named
- Revelation 22:20
- period
- the New Testament
- tribe
- Judah
Description
Who was Jesus?
Jesus Christ is the central figure of the New Testament and the foundation of the Christian faith. He is the eternal Son of God who became incarnate, being born of the Virgin Mary in Bethlehem. Jesus lived a sinless life and performed many miracles, demonstrating His divine power and authority. He taught with wisdom and authority, proclaiming the Kingdom of God and calling people to repentance and faith. Jesus faced opposition from religious leaders and was ultimately crucified under Pontius Pilate. However, on the third day, He rose from the dead, appearing to His disciples and commissioning them to spread the gospel message. Jesus ascended into heaven and is now seated at the right hand of God the Father, interceding for believers. He is the Savior of the world, offering forgiveness of sins and eternal life to all who put their faith in Him. The New Testament also teaches that Jesus will return in glory to judge the living and the dead and to establish His eternal Kingdom. He is the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies concerning the Messiah and is the perfect revelation of God's love and grace to humanity.
Relations
Direct connections
Every entity the graph places in a stated relation with this one, grouped by the kind of link. Each relation is authored once and its inverse derived, so both ends always agree. Rows marked “registry” come from the identity spine rather than from a verse, and a row marked “which bearer is the source’s decision” is one where the name could have meant more than one person. The last group is not a relation at all — it counts the events two entities stand in together.
The 10 best-attested of 27 are drawn. All 27 are listed below.
Associated with
Child of
- JosephregistryLuke 4:22John 1:45John 6:42
- Mary — Jesus' motherregistryMatthew 1:16Matthew 1:18Matthew 2:11 +2
- Mary — WomanJohn 19:25
Contains
Descendant of
Sibling of
- JamesregistryGalatians 1:19Matthew 13:55Mark 6:3
- JosesregistryMatthew 13:55Mark 6:3
- JuderegistryMatthew 13:55Mark 6:3
- SimonregistryMatthew 13:55Mark 6:3
Stands in the same events as
- Peter55 events
- Paul49 events
- Pilate38 events
- Judah36 events
- Jerusalem30 events
- Galilee29 events
- John26 events
- Jesus Disciples22 events
- Satan20 events
- Sin18 events
- Pharisee18 events
- Sabbath17 events
and 351 more, ordered by how many events they share.
Places
Where this happens
The places the claims about this person reach, drawn where the gazetteer locates them. A point is where a row puts them and never where tradition does; no line joins two points, because the rows state where and not in what order.
The pattern
Where Jesus is named
Every book of the corpus in the order it is read, each as wide as the chapters it holds. A bar is the verses of that book which write the name, and the flat stretches are as much of the answer as the bars.
1,160 verses across 27 of 66 books; 39 write the name nowhere. Named in Isaiah (2), Matthew (166), Mark (88), Luke (103), John (253), Acts (72), Romans (70), 1 Corinthians (60), 2 Corinthians (51), Galatians (34), Ephesians (43), Philippians (37), Colossians (24), 1 Thessalonians (18), 2 Thessalonians (12), 1 Timothy (14), 2 Timothy (12), Titus (4), Philemon (9), Hebrews (22), James (2), 1 Peter (20), 2 Peter (8), 1 John (12), 2 John (3), Jude (6) and Revelation (15).
Read it
Where to read it
Every verse of the text carried here that names this entity — 1,160, across 27 books. The name is written 1,464 times in them.
Isaiah2 verses
Matthew166 verses
1:11:161:171:181:211:231:252:12:43:133:153:164:14:74:104:124:174:184:237:288:38:48:108:138:148:188:208:228:349:29:49:99:109:159:199:229:239:279:289:309:3510:511:111:211:411:711:2512:112:1512:2513:113:3413:5313:5714:114:1214:1314:1614:2714:2914:3115:115:1615:2115:2815:2915:3215:3416:616:816:1316:1616:1716:2016:2116:2417:117:417:717:817:917:1717:1817:1917:2217:2517:2618:118:2219:119:1419:1819:2119:2319:2619:2820:1720:2220:2520:3020:3220:3421:121:621:1121:1221:1621:2121:2421:2721:3121:4222:122:1822:2922:4122:4223:123:1024:124:224:424:524:2326:126:426:626:1026:1726:1926:2626:3126:3426:3626:4926:5026:5126:5226:5526:5726:5926:6326:6426:6826:6926:7126:7527:127:1127:1727:2027:2227:2627:2727:3727:4627:5027:5427:5527:5727:5828:528:928:1028:1628:18
Mark88 verses
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Luke103 verses
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John253 verses
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Acts72 verses
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Romans70 verses
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1 Corinthians60 verses
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2 Corinthians51 verses
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Galatians34 verses
1:11:31:61:71:101:121:222:42:162:172:202:213:13:133:143:163:223:243:263:273:283:294:144:195:15:25:45:65:246:26:126:146:176:18
Ephesians43 verses
1:11:21:31:51:121:151:171:202:52:62:72:102:122:132:203:13:43:63:83:113:173:193:214:74:124:134:154:204:214:325:25:55:145:205:215:235:245:255:326:56:66:236:24
Philippians37 verses
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Colossians24 verses
1:11:21:31:41:71:241:271:282:22:52:62:82:112:172:203:13:33:43:113:163:173:244:34:12
1 Thessalonians18 verses
1:11:31:102:62:142:152:193:23:113:134:14:24:144:165:95:185:235:28
2 Thessalonians12 verses
1 Timothy14 verses
2 Timothy12 verses
Titus4 verses
Philemon9 verses
Hebrews22 verses
2:93:13:63:144:145:56:16:207:229:119:149:249:2810:1010:1911:2612:212:2413:813:1213:2013:21
James2 verses
1 Peter20 verses
1:11:21:31:71:111:131:192:52:213:163:183:214:14:114:134:144:165:15:105:14
2 Peter8 verses
1 John12 verses
2 John3 verses
Jude6 verses
Revelation15 verses
1:11:21:51:911:1512:1012:1714:1217:619:1020:420:622:1622:2022:21
Onward
Where this page goes
Not the direct relations above — these are one hop further out, ranked so that a rare shared connection outweighs a common one. Descriptions by STEPBible TIPNR.
Where they appear
Chapter by chapter
Atlas's reading of each chapter this person appears in, in canonical order. One line per chapter, and each leads to the whole of it.
- Matthew 2Jesus was born in Bethlehem, worshiped by the Magi, carried to Egypt, and brought at last to Nazareth.
- Matthew 3Jesus came from Galilee to the Jordan, was baptized by John, and went up out of the water.
- Matthew 4Jesus withstands the devil in the wilderness, settles in Capernaum, calls fishermen, teaches, preaches, and heals.
- Matthew 5Jesus went up the mountain, sat down, and taught his disciples.
- Matthew 7Jesus taught about judgment, asking, narrow gates, fruit, false prophets, the two houses, and the authority that astonished the crowds.
- Matthew 8Jesus cleanses the leper, heals the centurion’s servant and Peter’s mother-in-law, commands the storm, and sends the demons into the pigs.
- Matthew 9Jesus forgave, healed, taught, called Matthew, answered His questioners, and sent His disciples toward a plentiful harvest.
- Matthew 10Jesus gives the twelve authority, sends them toward the lost sheep of Israel, and teaches them what may meet them on the road.
192 more chapters, from Matthew 11 to Revelation 20
- Matthew 11Jesus answers John’s question with the works being heard and seen, speaks of John to the crowds, denounces the unrepentant cities, and calls the weary to Him.
- Matthew 12Jesus walked through the grainfields, answered the Pharisees, healed the man with the withered hand and the crowds, and spoke of kingdoms, spirits, signs, and family.
- Matthew 13Jesus taught the crowds from a boat, explained the parables to his disciples, and was met with unbelief in his hometown.
- Matthew 14Jesus healed the crowds, fed them with five loaves and two fish, walked upon the sea, and healed the sick at Gennesaret.
- Matthew 15Jesus challenged the tradition of the Pharisees and scribes, healed the Canaanite woman’s daughter, healed the crowds, and fed four thousand men besides women and children.
- Matthew 16Jesus answers demands for a heavenly sign, corrects the disciples’ bread-based misunderstanding, names Peter as both rock and stumbling block, and speaks of suffering, death, resurrection, and the kingdom.
- Matthew 17Jesus is transfigured before three disciples, heals a boy, foretells his death and resurrection, and arranges a tax payment through a fish.
- Matthew 18Jesus places a little child among the disciples, teaches about the little ones, correction, gathering, and forgiveness, and tells the tale of the unforgiving servant.
- Matthew 19Jesus heals crowds, answers the Pharisees, receives children, tests the rich man’s attachment, and promises the impossible and the hundredfold.
- Matthew 20Jesus foretold His condemnation, answered a bid for precedence, taught service, and gave sight to two blind men.
- Matthew 21Jesus entered Jerusalem, overturned the traders’ tables in the temple courts, healed the blind and lame, withered a fruitless fig tree, and answered His challengers with parables.
- Matthew 22Jesus answers traps about taxes, resurrection, commandments, and David with questions of his own.
- Matthew 23Jesus exposes the gap between public piety and private practice, sends prophets and teachers, and longs to gather Jerusalem’s children like a hen gathers her chicks.
- Matthew 24Jesus foretold the temple’s ruin, warned of deceivers and tribulation, and described the coming of the Son of Man.
- Matthew 26Jesus foretold His handing over, received the woman’s perfume, broke bread, prayed in Gethsemane, and faced arrest and accusation without fleeing.
- Matthew 27Jesus stood before Pilate, answered one question, endured the mockery and crucifixion, cried out, and yielded up His spirit.
- Matthew 28Jesus met the women, sent His brothers to Galilee, and commissioned the eleven disciples to make disciples of all nations.
- Mark 1Jesus was baptized, proclaimed the gospel, called fishermen, taught with authority, healed the sick, drove out demons, and cleansed a leper.
- Mark 2Jesus teaches in a crowded house, answers thoughts left unspoken, calls Levi, eats with tax collectors and sinners, and speaks about fasting and the Sabbath.
- Mark 3Jesus restored a man’s withered hand, withdrew from the crowd, appointed the Twelve, and answered the charges brought against Him.
- Mark 5Jesus crossed the sea, expelled a legion of demons, healed a woman in a crowd, and raised Jairus’s daughter.
- Mark 6Jesus taught in His hometown and through the villages, sent out the Twelve, fed the crowd, walked on the sea, and healed all who touched His cloak.
- Mark 7Jesus challenged the traditions of the Pharisees and scribes, taught what defiles a person, answered a Syrophoenician woman, and healed a deaf man in the Decapolis.
- Mark 8Jesus feeds the crowd, refuses the Pharisees’ demand for a sign, heals a blind man, and teaches what lies ahead.
- Mark 9Jesus revealed the kingdom’s power on a mountain, drove out a spirit, taught His disciples, and spoke of servants, children, fire, salt, and peace.
- Mark 10Jesus teaches the crowds, answers the Pharisees, blesses the children, calls the rich man to follow, prepares the disciples for Jerusalem, and gives Bartimaeus his sight.
- Mark 11Jesus sends for a colt, enters Jerusalem, overturns the temple traders’ tables, curses a fig tree, and refuses to answer the leaders’ question about his authority.
- Mark 12Jesus tells a vineyard parable, answers traps about taxes and resurrection, names the greatest commandments, questions David’s son, warns about scribes, and notices a widow’s two coins.
- Mark 13Jesus warned of the temple’s fall, described the days ahead, and told everyone to keep watch.
- Mark 14Jesus receives perfume in Bethany, shares bread and the cup, prays at Gethsemane, is arrested, condemned, and predicts Peter’s denials.
- Mark 15Jesus answered Pilate, endured accusation and mockery in silence, was crucified, cried out, and breathed His last.
- Mark 16Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene, to two of them, and to the Eleven; he rebukes the Eleven, sends them to preach, and is taken up into heaven.
- Luke 2Jesus is born in Bethlehem, is presented in Jerusalem, remains behind in the temple at twelve, and grows in wisdom and stature.
- Luke 3Jesus was baptized while praying, and began his ministry at about thirty.
- Luke 4Jesus answers the devil in the wilderness, reads Isaiah in Nazareth, heals and teaches in Galilee, and continues preaching when the crowds want Him to stay.
- Luke 5Jesus taught from Simon’s boat, filled the nets, cleansed a man, healed a paralytic, called Levi, and answered every complaint with a fresh image.
- Luke 6Jesus challenged Sabbath objections, restored a withered hand, chose twelve apostles, healed the crowds, and taught them on a level place.
- Luke 7Jesus heals the centurion’s servant from a distance, raises a widow’s son at Nain, answers John’s question with deeds, and forgives the woman at Simon’s table.
- Luke 8Jesus traveled from town to town, taught the crowds, calmed the lake, expelled the demons, healed the woman, and raised Jairus’s daughter.
- Luke 9Jesus sent the Twelve to proclaim the kingdom of God, healed the sick, fed the crowd, revealed His glory, and set His face toward Jerusalem.
- Luke 10Jesus sent out seventy-two messengers, answered an expert in the law with a road story, and declined to send Mary away from His feet.
- Luke 11Jesus taught His disciples to pray, drove out a mute demon, answered accusations and demands for signs, and pronounced woes at a dinner.
- Luke 13Jesus answers calamity, tends a fruitless fig tree by granting it another year, heals a bent woman on the Sabbath, teaches about the kingdom, and keeps travelling toward Jerusalem.
- Luke 14Jesus healed a man on the Sabbath, unsettled a dinner party with questions about seats and invitations, and taught the crowds with banquets, towers, kings, and unusable salt.
- Luke 17Jesus warns his disciples, answers the apostles, cleanses ten lepers on the road, and speaks of the kingdom and the day of the Son of Man.
- Luke 18Jesus tells parables, welcomes children, challenges a wealthy ruler, foretells the road to Jerusalem, and restores sight to a blind man.
- Luke 19Jesus called Zacchaeus down from a sycamore tree, told the parable of the minas, rode a colt into Jerusalem, wept over the city, and drove sellers from the temple courts.
- Luke 20Jesus answered questions with questions, told the vineyard parable, answered the tax and resurrection traps, and warned about the scribes.
- Luke 22Jesus prepared the Passover, taught his disciples, prayed on the Mount of Olives, healed the servant's ear, and faced the council.
- Luke 23Jesus was accused before Pilate, questioned by Herod, mocked, crucified, and buried after committing His Spirit into the Father’s hands.
- Luke 24Jesus rises, walks unrecognized beside two disciples, breaks bread, eats broiled fish, opens minds, and is carried up into heaven.
- John 1Jesus was the Word made flesh, received disciples, renamed Simon as Peter, and promised Nathanael greater things.
- John 2Jesus turned water into wine, cleansed the temple courts, spoke of raising the temple in three days, and refused to entrust Himself to people He knew.
- John 3Jesus speaks with Nicodemus at night about birth, wind, heaven, the Light, and the Son, then baptizes in the Judean countryside with His disciples.
- John 4Jesus spoke with a Samaritan woman at a well, stayed two days among the Samaritans, and healed a royal official’s son from a distance.
- John 5Jesus healed a man at Bethesda, withdrew before the man learned His name, found him again in the temple, and answered the Sabbath dispute with a claim about the Father’s work.
- John 6Jesus feeds the crowd, walks upon the sea, teaches about the bread of life, and watches many disciples turn away.
- John 7Jesus remained in Galilee, went secretly to the feast, taught in the temple courts, and spoke while people tried to seize Him.
- John 8Jesus teaches in the temple courts, writes twice on the ground, answers the accusations, speaks of the Father, and leaves when stones are raised against Him.
- John 9Jesus opened the eyes of a man blind from birth with mud, sent him to wash, and found him again after the authorities threw him out.
- John 10Jesus described himself as the gate and the good shepherd, spoke of laying down his life and taking it up again, answered the Jews in Jerusalem, escaped their grasp, and stayed across the Jordan.
- John 11Jesus delays two days, returns towards Judea, weeps at Lazarus’s tomb, calls him out, and withdraws to Ephraim when the plot against Him begins.
- John 12Jesus received Mary’s costly anointing, entered Jerusalem on a young donkey, answered the Greeks’ request, and spoke of light, death, glory, and the Father’s command.
- John 13Jesus washed the disciples’ feet, identified Judas with a dipped morsel, and foretold Peter’s three denials.
- John 14Jesus promises a prepared place, answers Thomas and Philip, speaks of the Father and the Advocate, leaves peace, and tells the disciples to go on from there.
- John 16Jesus warned his disciples of rejection, promised the Advocate, spoke of sorrow turning to joy, and told them that they would scatter while he remained with the Father.
- John 17Jesus lifted his eyes to heaven and prayed for glory, protection, sanctification, unity, and the people who would believe through his message.
- John 18Jesus stepped forward to meet those seeking Him, protected His disciples, accepted His arrest, and spoke before Annas and Pilate.
- John 19Jesus is flogged, crowned with thorns, crucified at Golgotha, and placed in a new tomb.
- John 20Jesus appeared at the tomb and among the disciples, showed his wounds, sent his followers, and met Thomas’s precise demand with precise permission.
- John 21Jesus revealed Himself to the disciples by the Sea of Tiberias, filled their net, prepared breakfast, questioned Peter, and told him to follow.
- Acts 1Jesus appears to the apostles for forty days, speaks about the kingdom of God, commands them to wait in Jerusalem, and is taken up into heaven.
- Acts 2Jesus was delivered to death, raised by God, exalted to God’s right hand, and poured out the promised Holy Spirit.
- Acts 3Jesus was glorified as God’s servant, rejected and killed by the people, then raised from the dead.
- Acts 4Jesus was proclaimed as the crucified and risen servant whose name brought healing and boldness.
- Acts 5Jesus was killed by hanging on a tree, then raised and exalted by God as Prince and Savior.
- Acts 7Jesus stood at the right hand of God and received Stephen’s spirit.
- Acts 8Jesus is proclaimed by Philip as Philip explains the passage being read from Isaiah.
- Acts 9Jesus spoke to Saul from the heavenly light and sent Ananias to him.
- Acts 10Jesus was proclaimed as Lord of all, described as raised from the dead, and named the one appointed to judge the living and the dead.
- Acts 13Jesus was proclaimed as the Savior promised to Israel, whom God raised from the dead.
- Acts 16Jesus is named when his Spirit prevents Paul and the others from entering Bithynia.
- Acts 22Jesus speaks to Paul from the heavenly light and sends him far away to the Gentiles.
- Acts 26Jesus appeared to Paul in the heavenly light and appointed him as a servant and witness.
- Acts 28Jesus was the subject of Paul’s teaching from the Law of Moses and the Prophets.
- Romans 1Jesus is named as the Son of God, descended from David according to the flesh and raised from the dead.
- Romans 2Jesus is named as the one through whom God will judge men’s secrets.
- Romans 3Jesus is the one through whom redemption and the righteousness of God come to those who have faith.
- Romans 4Jesus was delivered over to death for trespasses and raised to life for justification.
- Romans 5Jesus Christ dies for the ungodly, reconciles enemies to God, and brings grace, righteousness, and eternal life.
- Romans 6Jesus was the one with whom people were buried in baptism and united in death and resurrection.
- Romans 7Jesus Christ is named as the one through whom the speaker gives thanks for rescue.
- Romans 8Jesus was sent in the likeness of sinful man, died, was raised to life, and intercedes at the right hand of God.
- Romans 9Jesus is named in the human descent from the patriarchs, as Christ who is God over all.
- Romans 10Jesus is confessed as Lord and believed to have been raised from the dead.
- Romans 13Jesus is named as the one with whom believers are to clothe themselves as the night gives way to day.
- Romans 14Jesus is named as the one whose death and return to life make him Lord of both the dead and the living.
- Romans 15Jesus is presented as the one who did not please himself, served the circumcised, and accomplished the speaker’s work among the Gentiles.
- Romans 16Jesus Christ is proclaimed in the closing praise and named as Lord in the warning.
- 1 Corinthians 1Jesus is named as Christ and Lord, the Son into whose fellowship people are called and the one Paul preaches crucified.
- 1 Corinthians 2Jesus Christ was the one the speaker resolved to know, and He was crucified as the Lord of glory.
- 1 Corinthians 3Jesus Christ is the foundation that no one can replace.
- 1 Corinthians 5Jesus is named as the Lord whose power attends the assembly and as Christ, the sacrificed Passover lamb.
- 1 Corinthians 6Jesus Christ is named as the Lord in whose name people are washed, sanctified, and justified, and whose members are not to be joined to a prostitute.
- 1 Corinthians 7Jesus is named as Christ, whose slave is the free man called by the Lord.
- 1 Corinthians 8Jesus Christ is named as the one Lord through whom all things came and through whom people exist.
- 1 Corinthians 9Jesus is named as the Lord whom the speaker has seen.
- 1 Corinthians 10Christ accompanies the people as the spiritual rock and is shared in the cup and the bread.
- 1 Corinthians 11Jesus took bread and the cup on the night He was betrayed, giving them as remembrance of His body and blood.
- 1 Corinthians 15Jesus died, was buried, was raised, appeared to his followers, and is named as the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep.
- 2 Corinthians 1Jesus Christ is proclaimed among the Corinthians, and in him the promises of God are “Yes.”
- 2 Corinthians 2Christ is the presence in which forgiveness is granted and the one in whom the captives are led triumphantly.
- 2 Corinthians 3Christ is the one through whom confidence before God comes, and in whom the veil can be removed.
- 2 Corinthians 4Jesus is proclaimed as Lord, carried in the speakers’ mortal bodies through death, and revealed there in life.
- 2 Corinthians 5Jesus died for all and was raised again; God made Him who knew no sin to be sin on behalf of others.
- 2 Corinthians 6Jesus is named as Christ in a question about what harmony can exist between Christ and Belial.
- 2 Corinthians 8Jesus, though rich, became poor for the sake of others, so that they might become rich through his poverty.
- 2 Corinthians 10Jesus Christ was the one to whom thoughts were made obedient, whose name framed Paul's appeal, and whose authority lay behind the work.
- 2 Corinthians 11Jesus is proclaimed as the husband to whom a pure virgin is to be presented, and as the one whose gospel must not be replaced.
- 2 Corinthians 12Christ is named as the one whose power rests on the speaker in weakness.
- 2 Corinthians 13Jesus Christ was crucified in weakness and lives by God’s power.
- Galatians 1Jesus Christ gave Himself for sins and revealed the gospel to Paul.
- Galatians 2Jesus Christ is the one in whom the speaker says faith justifies, and the one who loved him and gave himself up for him.
- Galatians 3Jesus Christ was portrayed as crucified, became a curse for others, and was named as the one seed of the promise.
- Galatians 4Jesus is named as the one whose Spirit is sent into hearts and as the figure with whom the speaker compares the welcome he received.
- Galatians 5Christ sets people free, and those belonging to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires.
- Galatians 6Jesus is named in the cross by which the world has been crucified to the writer, and in the marks borne on the writer’s body.
- Ephesians 1Jesus was raised from the dead, seated at God’s right hand in the heavenly realms, and made head over everything for the church.
- Ephesians 2Jesus made peace between those who were far away and those who were near, becoming the cornerstone of God’s growing dwelling.
- Ephesians 3Jesus Christ was the one through whom God’s eternal purpose was accomplished, and the one Paul asked to dwell in hearts through faith.
- Ephesians 4Jesus descended to the lower parts of the earth, ascended above all the heavens, and gave gifts to men.
- Ephesians 5Christ loved the church, gave Himself up for her, and is described as her head and Savior.
- Ephesians 6Jesus Christ is named with God the Father as the source of peace, love, and faith.
- Philippians 1Jesus Christ is preached amid Paul’s chains, and Paul expects his life or death to exalt him.
- Philippians 2Jesus emptied Himself, took the form of a servant, and became obedient to death—even death on a cross.
- Philippians 3Jesus Christ took hold of the speaker, became the ground of his confidence, and will transform lowly bodies to be like his glorious body.
- Philippians 4Jesus was named as the one through whom strength and peace accompany the believers.
- Colossians 1Christ creates all things, holds them together, heads the church, and reconciles all things through the blood of his cross.
- Colossians 2Jesus is received as Lord, and in him the fullness of the Deity dwells in bodily form.
- Colossians 3Jesus is named as the one with whom life is hidden, whose word dwells richly, and whose name gathers every word and deed.
- Colossians 4Jesus, who is called Justus, sends greetings as one of the fellow workers for the kingdom of God.
- 1 Thessalonians 1Jesus is awaited from heaven as the Son raised from the dead and the Thessalonians' deliverer from the coming wrath.
- 1 Thessalonians 2Jesus is named as the Lord whom the hostile ones killed.
- 1 Thessalonians 3Jesus was asked to direct the sender's way to the Thessalonians.
- 1 Thessalonians 4Jesus died and rose again, and God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in Him.
- 1 Thessalonians 5Jesus died for the brothers so that, awake or asleep, they might live together with Him.
- 2 Thessalonians 1Jesus is revealed from heaven with mighty angels, bringing judgment and relief, and is glorified in his saints.
- 2 Thessalonians 2Jesus will slay the lawless one with the breath of His mouth and annihilate him by the majesty of His arrival.
- 2 Thessalonians 3Jesus Christ is named as the Lord in whose name the brothers are commanded and from whom grace is invoked.
- 1 Timothy 1Jesus is named as Paul’s hope and Lord, and as the one whose mercy and perfect patience save sinners.
- 1 Timothy 2Jesus gave Himself as a ransom for all.
- 1 Timothy 3Jesus appeared in the flesh, was proclaimed among the nations, was believed in throughout the world, and was taken up in glory.
- 1 Timothy 4Jesus is named as the Christ whose good servant is nourished by words of faith and sound instruction.
- 1 Timothy 6Jesus made the good confession in his testimony before Pontius Pilate, and his appearance was to come in its own time.
- 2 Timothy 1Jesus appears as Savior, abolishing death and illuminating the way to life and immortality through the gospel.
- 2 Timothy 2Jesus Christ is remembered as raised from the dead and descended from David, while the speaker suffers for proclaiming Him.
- 2 Timothy 3Jesus is named as the one through whom faith is connected with salvation.
- 2 Timothy 4Christ Jesus will judge the living and the dead.
- Titus 1Jesus Christ is named as Savior alongside God the Father.
- Titus 2Jesus Christ is awaited as the great God and Savior, and He gives Himself to redeem and purify a people zealous for good deeds.
- Titus 3Jesus Christ is named as the one through whom the Spirit is poured out abundantly.
- Philemon 1Jesus was named as Lord, the ground of Philemon’s faith and Paul’s appeal.
- Hebrews 2Jesus shared in humanity, suffered death, called the sanctified His brothers, and became a merciful and faithful high priest able to help those being tempted.
- Hebrews 3Jesus was faithful as the Son over God's house and was counted worthy of greater glory than Moses.
- Hebrews 4Jesus is the Son of God and the great high priest who passed through the heavens, was tempted in every way, and remained without sin.
- Hebrews 5Jesus offered prayers and petitions with loud cries and tears, learned obedience through suffering, and became the source of eternal salvation as high priest.
- Hebrews 6Jesus enters the inner sanctuary as forerunner on behalf of others and becomes a high priest forever in the order of Melchizedek.
- Hebrews 7Jesus became a priest with an oath and, because He lives forever, has a permanent priesthood.
- Hebrews 9Christ entered the Most Holy Place once for all by his own blood, offered himself unblemished to God, and will appear a second time to bring salvation.
- Hebrews 10Jesus offered one sacrifice for sins, opened the new and living way through the curtain of his body, and sat down at the right hand of God.
- Hebrews 12Jesus endured the cross, scorned its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.
- Hebrews 13Jesus suffered outside the city gate, sanctified the people by his own blood, and is named the great Shepherd of the sheep.
- James 1Jesus is named by James as Lord alongside God.
- 1 Peter 1Jesus was loved and believed in though unseen, and his resurrection became the source of living hope.
- 1 Peter 2Jesus suffered without sin, answered abuse without retaliation, bore sins in his body on the tree, and became the example whose footsteps the chapter follows.
- 1 Peter 3Jesus Christ suffered for sins once for all, the righteous for the unrighteous, and was made alive in the Spirit.
- 1 Peter 4Christ suffered in his body, and those who bear his name are said to share in his sufferings.
- 2 Peter 1Jesus receives honour and glory from God the Father as the beloved Son on the holy mountain.
- 2 Peter 3Jesus Christ is named as Lord and Savior, and receives glory both now and to the day of eternity.
- 1 John 1Jesus is proclaimed as the Son whose blood cleanses from all sin.
- 1 John 2Jesus Christ is named as the Righteous One, the advocate before the Father, the atoning sacrifice for the sins of the whole world, and the one in whom people are to remain.
- 1 John 3Jesus laid down His life for us.
- 1 John 4Jesus is confessed as the Christ come in the flesh, the Son sent into the world, and the Savior of the world.
- 1 John 5Jesus came by water and blood, is named the Son of God, and is presented as the true God and eternal life.
- 2 John 1Jesus Christ is named as the Son of the Father, whose coming in the flesh must be confessed and whose teaching is to be kept.
- Jude 1Jesus delivered His people out of Egypt and destroyed those who did not believe.
- Revelation 1Jesus Christ is presented as the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, the ruler of the kings of the earth, and the Living One who holds the keys of Death and of Hades.
- Revelation 11Jesus is the Lord whose crucifixion is recalled in the place where the witnesses’ bodies lie.
- Revelation 12Jesus is named in the testimony held by the woman’s children.
- Revelation 17Jesus is named as the one for whom the witnesses suffered.
- Revelation 19Jesus is named in the testimony on which the angel and the seer rely.
- Revelation 20Jesus is named here as Christ, with whom those raised to life reign for a thousand years.
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