"Almost thou *persuadest* me to be a Christian"

A little more, and your arguments would make a Christian of me

Christ -the annointed; the Messiah
from Greek: Khristos -the anointed; khriein -to anoint

to explain further (in case anybody does not pay attention): The anointed one - ha'ma'shi'akh
from anoint (or khriein in Greek) -lim'sho'akh
Christ means in Hebrew -Hama'shu'akh
or in the general theological concept -hama'shi'akh
But in Hebrew - Nozrim, is taken from the name of the town, Nazereth.
In all other languages, Christians is taken from the Greek or Latin verb for"limsho'akh
which makes the noun "mashi'akh (Christus, in Latin)

The Dead Sea Scrolls and The Christian Myth

Jesus himself was known as the Nazorean. It is now widely agreed this is a sectarian term of which the Hebrew is Notsrim, and is not connected directly with a place called Nazareth...

Nazoreans).