"Jesus Christ" or "Yeshua Ha Mashiach"?
Today in English our Lord is commonly referred to as "Jesus Christ", as if "Jesus" was His first name and "Christ" was His last name.
In actuality, His name in Hebrew and Aramaic (the languages He spoke) was
"Yeshua", which means salvation. During His life on earth, He was called "Yeshua".
At the time Yeshua lived on earth, kings were given their authority in ceremonies where they were anointed with olive oil. Yeshua was known as the "Mashiach" (Messiah) or The Anointed One having been anointed with God's authority. Thus He was known as "Yeshua Ha Mashiach", or Yeshua the Anointed One.
THEN WHY "JESUS CHRIST"?
In Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, "Yeshua" was translated as "Iesous" which was probably pronounced "yay-soos" in ancient Greek and is pronounced "yee-soos" in modern Greek. The word "Jesus" then came from an English translation of Greek manuscripts of the New Testament.
The word for "Mashiach" in Greek is "Christos" meaning anointed. This word is usually brought into English as "Christ".
Unfortunately, through these translations we've lost the true meaning of our Lord's name.
Summary: In Hebrew, Jesus' name is YESHUA HA MASHIACH.
Please memorize his name so that you are familiar with his name in more than one language.