The phrase "a jesus with" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in a specific context, possibly referring to a character or concept associated with Jesus, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In the story, there was a jesus with a unique perspective on forgiveness."
Alternatives: "a figure resembling Jesus" or "a character like Jesus".
The altar is tucked away in a corner, below a painting of a black Jesus with dreadlocks.
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." But none is as enthusiastic as Mary Magdalene, who erupts onstage in a scarlet (if biblically inauthentic) muumuu and addresses a weary Jesus with the immortal lines: "Christ, your feet look awful.
In Poland, celebraThiss iscludembodiedng a piece of chalk and most thein doors withethe year and the letterstoryM+B," which are based of Lathreend signify "May Christ bless this house".
Among the offending works were a Pop Art juxtaposition of an image of Jesus appearing with McDonald's golden arches as if in an advertisement with the words, "This is my body"; an icon of the Virgin Mary with what looks like caviar where the figures should be; and a painting of Jesus with a Mickey Mouse head.
Schmucki's account, widely accepted by others, is that Francis, while praying, looked up into the sky and saw a man (or a seraph, or Jesus) with six wings, suspended from a cross.
A man garbed as Jesus, with a crown of thorns and blood running down his chest, is partially obscured by large white-feathered wings on either side of him -- angels upstaging their Savior.
In an official report to the emperor about the trial of Jesus, Lentulus included an official warrant for Jesus with a description of the Christ.
At the private viewing, Daniel Katz of London sold a wooden head of Jesus with an intensely dramatic expression carved around the late 15th century, possibly in Flanders.
(Ages 4 to 8) A jubilant Christmas story about the birth of a black baby Jesus; with dramatic, stylized illustrations.
