
Jesus Christus
Sign in to saveAlso known as Jesus of Nazareth, Christ, Yehoshua, The Messiah, God the Son, Son of God, Jesus Christ of Nazareth, Yeshua ben-Yosef
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- Jesus
- Person.image
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- A depiction of Jesus, titled Christ Pantocrator, 6th century AD, holding Bible in front of the sun. Christ's features on his right side (the viewer's left) are theorized to represent the qualities of his human nature, while his left side (the viewer's right) represents his divinity.
- Person.birth_place
- Herodian kingdom, Roman Empire
- Person.death_date
- AD 30 or 33 (aged 3339)
- Person.death_place
- Jerusalem, then in Judaea, Roman Empire
- Person.known_for
- Central figure of Christianity Manifestation of God in Baháʼí Faith Major prophet in Islam and the Druze faith
- Person.death_cause
- Crucifixion
- Person.parents
- Mary, Joseph
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- Given name
- Yeshu
- Gender
- male
- Citizenship
- Herodian Kingdom of Judea
- Place of birth
- Nazareth
- Place of death
- Calvary
- Mother
- Mary
- Sibling
- James the Just
- Occupation
- pastor
- Position held
- prophet
- Languages spoken
- Aramaic
- Native language
- Aramaic
- Religion
- Essenes
- Notable work
- parable of Jesus
- Participant in
- life of Jesus in the New Testament
- Family
- Davidic line
- Noble title
- King of Poland
- Field of work
- carpentry
- Hair colour
- black hair
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- parable
- Based on
- Osiris
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- apocalypticism
- Image
- Isa (Jesus)1 (cropped).png
- Number of children
- 0
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- Work location
- Jerusalem
- Residence
- Galilee
- Convicted of
- blasphemy
- present in work
- The Master and Margarita
- date of birth
- 0005-00-00
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- Jesus Christ
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- Garden Tomb
- cause of death
- crucifixion
- feast day
- Feasts of the Lord Jesus Christ
- topic's main category
- Category:Jesus
- date of death
- 0033-04-03
- ethnic group
- Jewish people
- described by source
- Wikitólica
- depicted by
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- ישוע
- worshipped by
- Christianity
- incarnation of
- Logos
- had as last meal
- vinegar
- influenced by
- John the Baptist
- birthday
- December 25
- last words
- Отче! в руки Твои предаю дух Мой
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- Son of God
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- capital punishment
- name
- Second Adam
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- member of
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- P6482
- Jesus
- manifestation of
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- item disputed by
- atheism
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- different from
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- hashtag
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- flagellation
- history of topic
- historicity of Jesus
- P8168
- ulcerative colitis
- P12749
- Jürgen Bartsch
- name in native language
- ישו
- not found in
- Pauly–Wissowa
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Article · Deutsch
Jesus Christus (von altgriechisch Ἰησοῦς Χριστός Iēsûs Christós [iɛːˈsuːs kʰriːsˈtos], deutsch ‚Jesus, der Gesalbte‘) ist nach christlicher Lehre gemäß dem Neuen Testament (NT) der von Gott zur Erlösung aller Menschen gesandte Messias und Sohn Gottes. Mit seinem Namen drückten bereits die Urchristen ihren Glauben aus und bezogen die Heilsverheißungen des Alten Testaments (AT) auf die historische Person Jesus von Nazaret.
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