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Types of Faith and Tests of the Authenticity of Faith Justification by faith means that one obtains salvation through faith in Jesus. It may sound simple, but it carries much meaning. For believers today, saying that they believe in Jesus means that when a believer believes that Jesus has become the atoning sacrifice on their behalf, they receive forgiveness from all sins and attain salvation. Is the subject of the statement "I believe in Jesus" me or Jesus? Naturally, believers will consider themselves to be the subject of their faith. In Romans 3:21-24, it says, "But now a righteousness from God has been revealed apart from the law, which is attested by the law and the prophets. This righteousness of God comes through faith in Jesus Christ to everyone who believes, without distinction. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified freely by God’s grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus."  “Through faith in Jesus Christ” (di...

Question 33: Does this mean that Jesus had more value than the name he received from people? Answer: Absolutely. Since God wanted Jesus to be called this way, it must be so. The name of Jehovah is Jesus. The name Jesus does not come from man, but from God. The word Jesus is derived from the Hebrew word Joshua or Yeshua, which means "Yahweh is salvation" or "God's salvation." The name Joshua means "Jehovah is salvation" or "the Lord saves." His original name was Hosea, but it is said that Moses changed his name to Joshua. The name comes from the Hebrew verb "yasha" (to save), and by adding the divine name "Jehovah," it came to mean "Jehovah is salvation." Therefore, since Joshua also comes from Jehovah, it is incorrect to say that Jesus is descended from Joshua. During Jesus' time, many people were named Jesus. At the time, the name Jesus was thought to have come from Joshua, meaning "one who is saved....