Mes-sī'ah-shĭp, n.
n. The character, state, or office of the Savior. “Josephus, . . . whose prejudices were against the Messiahship and religion of Jesus.” Buckminster.
n. The character, state, or office of the Savior. “Josephus, . . . whose prejudices were against the Messiahship and religion of Jesus.” Buckminster.