The phrase "about the jesus" is not correct in standard written English due to the use of "the" before "jesus," which is typically not capitalized in this context.
It may be used informally in discussions or writings that reference Jesus in a casual or colloquial manner, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I was reading a book about the Jesus of history and his teachings."
Alternatives: "regarding Jesus" or "concerning Jesus".
I said that I knew about the Jesus book because I'd seen the movie.
Then, joking about the Jesus character, added, "There was one version we tried where he didn't die in the end".
You can find out more about the Jesus Trail by reading "Hiking the Jesus Trail and Other Biblical Walks in the Galilee," by Anna Dintaman and David Landis (Village to Village Press, 2010).
Instead of talking about the Jesus of the New Testament, missionaries using the Camel Method point Muslims to the Koran, where in the third chapter, or sura, an infant named Isa -- Arabic for Jesus -- is born.
We talked about the Jesus prayer, and psychology, and the role of the monastery in the community, and even the personal journeys that led some of the sisters to this mountain in Greece.
"By pressing the question about the Jesus of history, we seek to avoid falling into a sentimental morass of religious subjectivity," he said, or into the "unchecked ideology" that may lurk behind the church's conventional images of Jesus.
Just a few minutes into the Second City comedy troupe's latest show, America: All Better!, the usual japes about the Jesus-like hopes projected onto our 44th president gave way to a quick bit about health care reform.
Asked about Evans, Robson commented on the Jesus tattoo he wears on his arm.
Or so it goes in "Jesus in India," Lloyd Suh's playful if thin tale about the young Jesus.
"Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" (Random House, $27) is a lucid, intelligent page turner about "the historical Jesus".
"The jokes about Jesus were in pretty poor taste and the drunken performances at midnight mass lost touch with reality," he told The Guardian.
