Jésus-christ (en. Jesus christ)
/ʒe.zy.s kʁi/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Central figure of Christianity, considered the Son of God and the Savior of humanity.
Christians believe that Jesus Christ has risen from the dead.
Les chrétiens croient que Jésus-Christ est ressuscité des morts.
Teacher and prophet whose teachings form the basis of the Christian faith.
The sermons of Jesus Christ advocate love and compassion.
Les sermons de Jésus-Christ prônent l'amour et la compassion.
Symbolic figures of redemption and sacrifice.
In Mass, the faithful pay tribute to Jesus Christ.
Dans la messe, les fidèles rendent hommage à Jésus-Christ.
Etymology
The name 'Jesus' comes from the Hebrew Yeshoua, which means 'Yahweh is salvation', and 'Christ' comes from the Greek 'Christos', meaning 'anointed'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Jesus-Mary
An exclamation signifying surprise or indignation.
Jésus-Marie
Jesus is the Christ
Affirmation of the Christian faith regarding the divinity of Jesus.
Jésus est le Christ
Related Words
Christianity
Religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ.
christianisme
gospel
The first books of the New Testament recounting the life and teachings of Jesus.
évangile
apostle
One of Jesus' companions tasked with spreading his message.
apôtre
Slang Meanings
Used to express frustration or exasperation.
Jesus Christ, what's wrong with him?
Jésus-Christ, mais qu'est-ce qui ne va pas chez lui ?
Used to indicate an unbelievable situation.
He's a real Jesus Christ, what he just did!
C'est un vrai Jésus-Christ, ce qu'il vient de faire !