👉 The word "jesus" is a common religious term, often used to refer to Jesus Christ, but there's more than one meaning and interpretation. Let's define it:
- In the Bible, "Jesus" refers to the Son of God who was crucified on the cross at Gethsemane, where He suffered for our sins. - In Christian theology, "jesus in thy dying woes words on the cross" is a phrase that means Jesus' suffering or death has caused you to feel sorrowful and sad about your own life. It's like saying, "I'm feeling sorry for myself." Here's an example sentence using it: "I'm feeling sorry for myself because I'm so sad that Jesus died for my sins."
