Messianic (adjective)

1. Relating to a savior or deliverer, especially in Jewish or Christian belief.
2. Relating to the belief that Jesus is the Messiah.

Origin:

Early 18th century: from french messianique, from german messianisch, from hebrew māshīaħ (see messiah).

Examples:

1. The messianic belief that a savior will come to deliver humanity from evil is a common theme in many religions.
2. The group was made up of messianic Jews who believed that Jesus was the promised Messiah.
3. They were looking for a messianic figure who would lead them to victory.
4. He had messianic delusions, believing that he was chosen by God to save the world.
5. The messianic movements that emerged in the first century AD were seen as a threat by the Roman authorities.