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jesi ješî English Etymology 1 From en it Jesi. Proper noun en comune in p:suf/Ancona r:suf/Marche c/Italy. Etymology 2 Formed by application of Latin rules, changing -us to -i for the plural form. Proper noun en proper noun form en nonstandard proscribed en Jesus male given name en Lots of Jesi? (Was: Anyone legally changed their name to "Jesus Christ"?) Paul Legato 19 October 1998 alt.fan.cecil-adams 70gof6$i2m$1@news-2.news.gte.net As a side note, around the year 4 B.C. in Israel, were there lots of people running around with the name "Jesus", or was it fairly uncommon/unheard of? en Re: Who is Jesus? Joey DoWop Dee 6 May 2007 comp.sys.mac.system 0001HW.C262963C00B0ADCCF058A648@news.verizon.net [>>> Jesus [Jesús Sánchez] was born on Friday, October 11, 1974, in Nizao, Peravia, / >>> Dominican Republic. Jesus was 23 years old when he broke into the big / >>> leagues on March 31, 1998, with the Florida Marlins. /] >> No, no: he's my doorman. Nice try, though. / > / > Your doorman played for the Marlins? / > / > Kewl! / > / > / Oh, sorry. Different Jesus. Who knew there were so many Jesi? en Re: WHO IS JESUS ???????????? Athel Cornish-Bowden 2 September 2011 alt.english.usage 9cc3i6Ffe2U2@mid.individual.net >>> WHO IS JESÚS? / > / > / > Don't you know? He's the bloke down the road that sells firewood. He also / > drinks too much and gets into fights. / Yeah, but you live in Spain, don't you. Not a lot of Jesuses (Jesi?) around here. en Re: Ebola and Climate Change Your Name 21 October 2014 alt.autos.toyota 211020141836552514%YourName@YourISP.com I explained it above ... he obviously only appears every 4000 - 5500 years, so the fools still have another 2000+ years to wait for him to appear again. ;-) / Of course, there's probably hundreds of Jesuses (Jesi??) born every year in Spanish speaking countries, so even if the fictional fool did come back he'd need to use a different name ... maybe Zingnut-weeblebuster. ;-) Noun en noun form en nonstandard proscribed en Jesus the Christian savior en Answer FROM nabeel (was Re: Answer to nabeel) Normand Arthur Beeline 12 November 1992 talk.politics.mideast nabeel.721543638@oracle.sce.carleton.ca The problem is that people have this myth that Emirs and VIPs are some kind of angels or Jesi (plural of Jesus Christ may peace be upon Muhammad and him.) en Re: Plastic Jesus Lowell Kaufman 9 May 1994 rec.music.misc 2qk30e$k1i@crl.crl.com The intro about the song [Plastic Jesus] says, / "Noone seems to know about the origin of this song, although many have tried to trace it. Broadside (NYC), from whom this version comes, reports that it apparently originated from a commercial jingle put on the radio in Georgia by a firm manufacturing plastic 'Jesi'." There are many versions with many verses, but it is a cool concept, and can't be THAT old, so I'm surprised the origins are difficult to trace. en PASSION PLAY "disaster" Robert W. Johnson 19 August 1994 rec.arts.theatre.misc 3331n9$q61@cville-srv.wam.umd.edu The understudy took the place of the 1st Jesus so the play could continue. However -- the weight differential between the two Christs was not taken into account and, when the cross was supposed to rise up. Well. It went flying up into the flies. Members of the audience probably got whiplashed... The play did not go on that night because two Jesi were hospitalized. en Re: Lyric request: Plastic Jesus james taulbee 30 March 1996 rec.music.folk Pine.SV4.3.91.960330123227.28840D-100000@curly.cc.emory.edu The song [Plastic Jesus] is printed in Volume 8 SING OUT (1965). The version is attributed to Ernie Marrs, although the notes indicate that no one really knows the origins of the song. Speculation is that it may have been an advertising jingle for someone selling plastic "Jesi"(?!). en Re: Alt.Atheism FAQ: Glad-bag babbles on.... Organic Machinery 25 November 1996 alt.atheism 57cirl$7v3@news1.ucsd.edu "Personal encounters" with anything (gods, Jesi, UFO's, bigfeet) can hardly be classified as "irrefutable." en Re: Dashboard Buddha ?y George Byrd 1 June 1997 alt.buddha.short.fat.guy 5mve2c$3bt$1@nntp2.ba.best.com The questions have become: / 1. Anybody ever heard of a batch of plastic dashboard Jesuses (Jesi?) that melted down in the sun to become plastic Hoteis (or something like that)? en Re: Christianity Incomplete... David Koppard 13 May 1998 alt.religion.gnostic 355944CA.D686BA09@magma.ca It seems to me, judging from the number of proto-Jesuses (Jesi?) that were milling about in the centuries before the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, that in the New Testament you have one representation of an archetypal story, a story which people of many different religious persuasions had probably been interpreting and reinterpreting for some time, whatever the name they chose to assign their saviour/healer person (be it Mithras, Dionysius, or whatever). en Re: NENSLO, In the News König Preuße, GmbH 25 August 1998 alt.slack 35E355DD.9E0798BF@erols.com I heard a bit of news that has re-again destabilized my universe. I guess it has to do with virgins and immaculatti, but dna has been extracted from the Shroud of Turin. So, I'm wondering about the possibility an Second Immaculate conception and there being thousands of Jesi running around doing miraculous things like blinding prostitutes and causing the lame to talk. en Re: Gabriel David H. Ellison 14 October 1998 alt.religion.angels 36255477.8A7D2A64@sprintmail.com > I can also be found at the St. Augustine Mental Health Department or Flagler Psychiatric / > Center. / Don't suppose I could meet a few Angels and Saviors while I was there? / > If you would like to make an appointment or have some issues that you would like / > to discuss please feel free to reply to this address and i will see what i can do for / > you. (Free of charge of course) / Thanks... nice offer, truly, though I wasn't really interested in proof. I pretty much take all of this at face value... my main problem with 20 Jesi (plural of Jesus) posting, would be trying to figure out who is talking... en Re: This IS Why We Reject The Religious REICH Zepp 16 November 1998 talk.politics.misc 36503565.384666303@news.snowcrest.net >They also believe that Jesus isn't a Jew. Totally unBiblical. / No, that's the Nazis. The KKK'ers believe Jesus started out a Jew-boy, but overcame it. They don't like pictures of swarthy Jesi with Leventine noses, though. en Re: The Paradox of Da Free John Bruce Morgen 22 May 1999 alt.consciousness.mysticism 3746035f.1469382@news.pond.com There's a wonderful new biography -- the guy was extraordinary, but it was quite clear his zeal and determination far exceeded his understanding of Jesus' life and work -- of course I'm referring to the Jesus who speaks in The Gospel Of Thomas rather than the various Jesi depicted in the canonical NT. en Re: Jerry Lewis Threatens release of his movie ICEKNIFE 1 August 1999 alt.slack k_Vo3.390$UT6.119923@typ11.nn.bcandid.com >>look, just... wash yer forehead! / >> / >>ok, feel better? / > / >But...but...Jesus tole me NEVER EVER to wash it! I can't do a thing / >that he said NOT! / That wasn't THE Jesus, it was one of the many of Jesus's HELPERS. Y'know, the 10,000 Jesi. en Re: Futurama: Christmas episode: Dan T's comments - funny as sin. Dave 22 December 1999 rec.arts.sf.tv 3860CDC3.9082102E@gate.net > What does Christ have to do with Christmas today? / If it wasn't for Christ, people would be running around stealing sheep from Nativity scenes across the country, instead of baby Jesuses (Jesi?), and how funny would that be? Not very. en Re: I'll always be with you. matthew ignoffo 18 May 2000 alt.rasap 28764-3924642B-85@storefull-245.iap.bryant.webtv.net I knew Kim Milford who played Jesus in the road tour of JCS (he died in Chicago of heart problems later) and still know Dean Pitchford who played him in the road tour of GODSPELL. When both plays were in DC, I took them both to dinner -- two Jesi. en Internet Oracularities Digest #1176 oracle-...@cs.indiana.edu 3 August 2000 rec.humor.oracle 8mcfnh$tb0$1@flotsam.uits.indiana.edu } Larger organizations are required to have at least one Buddha, one / } Allah, two Jesi (the plural of 'Jesus', of course), a Jehova, and / } a half-time Kilderkin; two Satans (if they're the wussy kind from / } the Book of Job) or just a half-time Satan (if they're the really / } nasty kind from the New Testament), a Cthulu, and a Shivering Jemmy. / } This was originally due to contract requirements, but has since been / } enshrined by Affirmative Action programs, which go on to state that / } one of the Jesi can be replaced by a Zarathustra in some states. en Re: did Nazareth exist? Paul Filseth 13 August 2000 alt.atheism.moderated 200008132227.PAA21499@dv53w192.lsil.com > It's more than a matter of degree. There were - maybe even STILL / > ARE - a lot of Jesuses if you need only 10 or 15%. / / The 15% Automort said was enough is also with respect to the important parts of the story. Nobody's counting whether potential Jesi were born in mangers. en Re: "The Journey Home" - by Ken Wapnick. Amminadab 3 October 2000 talk.religion.course-miracle H2tC5.240$KF.309031@news.uswest.net Now this is just stupid. He claims there is a difference between the historical Jesus and the biblical Jesus....... but we don't know anything about the historical Jesus. There are 27 different Gospels stories which give us a pretty good view of the historical Jesus which is the very same Jesus as when referring to the biblical Jesus. / There are not multiple Jesi. en {NNOT} Re: Dan Defends LDS in a Sociology Class! Film at 11! Peggy Rogers 25 October 2001 soc.religion.mormon ttgfqu59jbdh4d@news.supernews.com I was reading with my children in Genesis 6, and we came to "There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare [children] to them, the same [became] mighty men which [were] of old, men of renown." / My daughter said, "Sounds like there were a lot of Jesi in those days. Maybe it's where all the fake frozen Jesi come from." en Re: Action Figures Arthur D. Hlavaty 23 January 2002 rec.arts.sf.fandom 0q8u4u4hapa990sbesakeki41r3t01rue2@4ax.com >> I realize that Biblical action figures are fairly common, but I had never / >> seen a Job action figure before! / I believe one can get Baby Jesi in White, Black, and Hispanic. en Re: Woooo! Atheists aren't gonna like this... Liz 26 May 2002 alt.atheism 4dv1fu0re8677qi736984jkbr7bh2nrkui@4ax.com >>>So if I hit bottom and call on my own resources and figure out for / >>>myself how to straighten myself out, then I'm Jesus. :-) / >> / >> / >> I'm a Jesus. You're a Jesus. He's a Jesus. She's a Jesus. / >> Wouldn't you like to be a Jesus, too? / > / >Hey, Jesus, lookin' good! Whattya doin' later on this evenin'? / > / >Wanna get together for some *worship*? ;-) / Mutual admiration society for the Jesi? en Re: I AM THE LORD JESUS CHRIST!!! Johnny Asia 29 May 2002 alt.native 3cf554fd.46323327@news.mybizz.net Hey, come to think of it, maybe I'm not the Lord Jesus Christ after all. He was a wimp!! I challenge the bastard to fight me in a steel cage, in a "Battle of the Jesi" en Re: Are Christians Crazy? Vanilla Gorilla (Monkey Boy) 6 July 2003 alt.tasteless.jokes 02lfgvocu8e2auo0v32iqbosorm74lukje@4ax.com >> please die now. / > / >you can't kill jesus, you cant kill something that doesn't exist in / >the first place.... / Doesn't exist? There's 50,000 Jesi, just in L.A., alone. en Re: back...bet you didn't notice i was gone :) Christopher Nelson 27 July 2004 alt.religion.christian-teen slrncgdm3h.5ct.chris@witts-end.cavein.org >> so, if i don't post for two weeks, does that make me "dead?" ;) / > / > If that's true then I'm better at this ressurection malarkey than Jesus (c; / We can start a club of Jesi, the ressurected ones! en Re: Revelations notes Dirk Hartog 11 September 2004 alt.religion.christian.last-days yjD0d.3227$az6.1582@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net #1 Well we're discussing Jesus' quotations in the gospels, so Paul wasn't intended. But since you bring him up, exactly when did Paul meet Jesus? I mean not counting the magical Jesus in Paul's head. "Accurate" isn't a word you can meaningfully apply to quotations from magical Jesi in peoples' heads. en Re: Quantum theories Bob Pease 25 June 2005 talk.origins d9ifmq$t41@dispatch.concentric.net One God, created one universe, sent his one only Son Cthulhu to eat you. Your choice to surrender to him should be one no-brainer. / How about if He created other planets in OUR universe that DID fall from grace? / Then there would have had to be multiple Jesi to save each Race from sin! / Making the Human Jesus not the ONLY son of God en Desmond was Jesus!! spiznet 6 June 2006 alt.tv.lost 1149628360.025919.263000@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com I just saw a show where Desmond did a pretty convincing turn as the Son of Man in a well researched and close to the text version of the Gospels: I saw it from "Marriage at Cana" to "Stoning the Adultress". It was on a Christian programming channel where they regularly play Old & New Testament movies, etc. I did not catch a title, he may have been born in a manger & resurrected but I don't know... / He was as good as all those other Jesi!! en Re: I hope Jesus does come back No Name 23 July 2006 alt.conspiracy 44c375b0$0$31654$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl > I often ask my holyroller friends where Jesus would appear if he came / > back -- that is, would he show up: / / I wonder if they would ever recognise him at all. Has anyone considered a guy like Jiddu Krishnamurti to be like Jesus? Or maybe there are plenty Jesi walking around... en Re: Vatican anger at Jesus fancy dress Darklady 2 February 2007 alt.recovery.catholicism 1170447889.467539.322550@q2g2000cwa.googlegroups.com I don't think the Vatican would have enjoyed my Sacred & Profane Polyween party this last October. We had a few Jesi, including my boyfriend, who posed with a big can of beer, thus answering the eternal question "What Would Jesus Drink?" Another Jesus had his own cross and a dotted line on his torso with the note "Insert Spear Here." en Re: more proof that all WTC buildings were rigged with explosives...that's what brought them down Michael Gray 23 February 2007 alt.religion.christian.baptist j8ust2lj4qdbpar4lj73emrp2u1q84ti6c@4ax.com I lost count of those who were convinced that they were Jesus, (including a handful of females). / They had a ward with 5 Jesi in it! en Re: Did Jesus Want Dumbfucks As Dumb As Dumbfuck AmeriKKKunts To Follow Him? Barbi Satin 11 July 2007 alt.politics.republicans KoudnbGJI4TVwgnbnZ2dnUVZ_u-unZ2d@comcast.com > Did Jesus Want Dumbfucks, As Dumb As Dumbfuck AmeriKKKunts, To Follow / > Him? / > / > I say Jesus was much smarter than that. / > / Of course Jebuzz wants Americans to follow. Never mind that there were many Jesi and never mind that there are thousands of Jayzus cults and they are all the "One true religion"! en Re: What would you take with you on the ultimate biking road trip,if you could make one ? - very OT Vito 27 May 2008 rec.motorcycles 483c285a$0$20188$4c368faf@roadrunner.com What is dubious is that this individual is the devine Jesus Christ invented by Saul/Paul. / All of these "Jesi" were Jews and the God of Abraham does not go around impregnating teeny boppers. en Re: Merry Christmas Everyone! :-) VampX 23 December 2008 alt.guitar 01609894$0$20660$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com > In most creche scenes these days the part of the baby Jesus seems to / > be played by a 40 watt light bulb, and it's a hard road getting one of / > them to cry for any reason. / YOURE KIDDING!?! And there I was thinking that Baby Jesi (plural) would be the easiest part to fill. en The Concept: A Critical and Honest Examination of God and Religion Bo Bennett 2011 1456600001 It is important to realize that everyone creates their own Jesus in their mind as a result of what they are taught, what they read, what they see, what they imagine, and most importantly what they believe. Just like snowflakes, no two Jesi are the same. en Re: Fracking causes Oklahoma earthquakes 6313 Dead, 1456 since 1/20/09 8 November 2011 alt.fan.rush-limbaugh j9a6jo$6qj$2@dont-email.me One of her neighbors went running out after the quake, which isn't exactly unusual behavior in a quake, but she ran out looking for Jesus. No Jesi in sight, though. Not even the cheap plastic Republican ones. en Re: Why do Atheists enjoy stealing Baby Jesus in Nativity Scenes across the country ? Hope Simmers 19 December 2011 alt.rv 760eca3e-9581-4828-b73a-6f72a159593d@v29g2000yqv.googlegroups.com I use them to decorate my 26-footer. I drive from town to town this time of year, collecting baby Jesuses (Jesi?). At last count, I'd rounded up 247 of 'em! en The Deep Things of God: How the Trinity Changes Everything Fred Sanders 2017 w:Crossway Books 1433513153 The union in the incarnation is not natural (the merging of two natures into one new one, which would make Jesus neither God nor man but a mixture of them) or interpersonal (the teaming up of two people, which would require two Jesi acting as one), but personal (one person, the eternal Son, having both the divine nature and the human nature). en Sigh, Gone: A Misfit’s Memoir of Great Books, Punk Rock, and the Fight to Fit In Phuc Tran 2020 w:Flatiron Books 1250194725 Lou and I walked around, examining the prayer cards for various saints—the trading cards of Catholicism. I wasn’t sure about their value, but how could you put a price tag on salvation? Did people trade these? Did you collect them? Was it a sin to trade three saints for a Jesus if you already had two Jesi? Or was it more like poker? Did Mary and four apostles make a full house of worship? Usage notes See the usage notes at Jesuses. Italian it: Etymology it :inh la:Aesis From it la Aesis. Pronunciation Jèsi,Jési Proper noun f it town p/Ancona r/Marche c/Italy Derived terms it jesino