“of Jesus Christ.” This expression, understood as an objective genitive in Greek, means the gospel concerning Jesus Christ. As a subjective genitive, it means “Jesus Christ’s gospel”—the gospel he preached. The first name, “Jesus,” was a common name in Israel (Matthew 1:21; Luke 2:21) as the Old Testament form of the name “Joshua” (meaning “Yahweh saves”), although the Jews stopped using it after Christianity expanded. The second name, “Christ,” is from the Greek word Christos meaning “the Anointed