Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Jesus"

A: 性行為や排泄物を意味する言葉などの罵詈雑言もよく使いますね。（むやみに）言ってはいけない言葉を使うことで（やや）強い感情を表します。キリスト教徒には気を悪くされる方が多いですので、避けたほうが良いかもしれません。
streuth
drat
wow
なども代用できます。

A: Jesus doesn’t want me to be a sunbeam (a kind and cheerful person)

The song with that title is parodying a Christian hymn called “I’ll be a sunbeam” or “Jesus wants me for a sunbeam”. The original lyrics are here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27ll_Be_a_Sunbeam

A: Don't take God's name in vain. It's offensive. He is coming on too strong, and it is getting on her nerves. She already has a boyfriend but he keeps trying to get her to like him.

A: Eye of the needle is used as a metaphor for a very narrow opening.


Jesus has said this " it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God"

This metaphor is used to make the reader understand the speaker's emotions.

even something as big as a camel can pass through the hole of the needle, but a rich man won't be able to pass through the gates of heaven.

Got it?

the metaphor of "eye of the needle" isn't widely used so you don't have to worry about it.

A: 连耶稣都不能救赎你

A: An expression:
"Oh Lord Jesus!" or "Sweet baby Jesus."
Meaning-"oh my gosh"

Do you believe in Jesus?

Thank you Jesus!

A: He is Jesus Christ.
Some say our savior is Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ is his name

A: Jesus is God's Son. Jesus is both human and supernatural at the same time. God sent Jesus to be born on earth and to die a human death for a special purpose. It was God's plan that whoever believes in his son Jesus will be saved and go to heaven just like Jesus when he died.

A: 1st is incorrect grammar.
2nd & 3rd mean the same thing.

A: no difference

A: "On Jesus' behalf" means you're doing something to benefit Jesus.
"In Jesus' name" means you are claiming the authority mentioned in the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in the New Testament of the Holy Bible to do something such as to cast a demon out of someone, pick up a venomous snake be bitten by it and not die, or drink poison and not die. We have churches in the U.S. who dance around with venomous snakes and talk in unknown tongues. When the snakes bite them, they refuse to go to the hospital, because they believe that if they are righteous in the eyes of God, they won’t die. They also drink poison. They usually die. But, the churches still keep doing it.

If you are afraid of snakes, don't watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OcoUyXiuU0

A: They’re both exclamations, but « Jesus » is usually a bit harsher. Saying « Jesus » as an exclamation also comes from the person called Jesus, while gee is only an exclamation as far as I know.

A: A. Jesus is a lord (Jesus is just one of the many lords out there)

B. Jesus is Lord/ Jesus is the Lord ( There is only one lord and he is Jesus)

A: Jesus is the way, the truth and the life.

A: Jesus

A: Jesus wept

A: jesus christ

A: Jesus loves you!

A: I want to I need to be more like Jesus.
Não entendi porquê te disseram que tá natural.
Não se usa o "to" antes de pronomes.
Tu pode dizer I want to be more like Jesus ou I need to be more like Jesus.

A: It sounds literary or stylized, but could be natural.

A: Sounds natural to me!
You occasionally mispronounce the "th" sound, but you are doing a great job!

A: The only thing that doesn't sound very natural is the "that one boy had" at the end of this sentence. Not sure if you could omit that part but if you want to keep it, I would suggest saying something like "that a boy was carrying" or "that a boy had been carrying" but other than that it sounds very good!

A: It does sound natural to me..😉