What is the plural of Jesus?

Question

Jesuses? Jesi? Jeses?

Answer 1

In spanish two guys named Jesus would be "los dos Jesus"... so I'd have to say Jesus.

Answer 2

Jesuses

Answer 3

In spanish countries there are many Jesuses. Or Jesi.

Answer 4

Jesus

Answer 5

How are you going to be using Jesus plural? I suppose it would be Jesuses? Or is it that you want to show "ownership" then it would be Jesus', like these are Jesus' feet.

Answer 6

ALPHA and OMEGA Revelation 22:13
Wonderful Counselor (Isaiah 9:6)
The Mighty God (Isaiah 9:6)
The Everlasting Father (Isaiah 9:6)
The Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6)
The Firstborn of Every Creature (Colossians 1:15)
Unspeakable Gift (2 Corinthians 9:15)
Lamb of God (John 1:29)
Good Shepherd (John 10:11)
Star (Numbers 24:17) Bright and Morning Star (Revelation 22:16)
The Christ/Annointed One/Messiah (Mark 8:29)
Immanuel (Matthew 1:23 and Isaiah 7:14)
Holy One (Mark 1:24)
Light of the World (John 8:12)
Dayspring (Luke 1:78)
The Word (Revelation 19:13 and John 1:1)
King (Zechariah 9:9)
Rose of Sharon (Song of Solomon 2:1)
Lily of the Valley (Song of Solomon 2:1)
Friend (Matthew 11:19)
Saviour (John 4:42)
Shiloh (Genesis 49:10)
Ancient of Days (Daniel 7:9)

1. God (John 20:28)
2. I Am (John 8:58)
3. Son of David (Matthew 1:1)
4. Branch (Isaiah 11:1)
5. Arm of the Lord ( Isaiah 53:1)
6. Baby (Luke 2:12)
7. Jesus (Matthew 1:21)
8. Brother (Mark 6:3)
9. Son of Man (Matthew 20:28)
10. Rock (1 Corinthians 10:4)

You ask for it, you got it..

Answer 7

There is no plural. There is only one Jesus, son of God. I don't know about the mexicans. A lot of them are named Jesus, but it is pronounced Hey Soos

Answer 8

Jesus is a name. Not a thing.
If you were to refer to something that belonged to Him - you would write it as Jesus' (Jesus)
If the name ends with S or the S sound - such as Seth - you don't say Seth-es. You say Seths'(showing possession)
Same with the name of Jesus. Just pronounce Jesus.

Answer 9

Jesus'

Answer 10

Jesus, who notably plays two parts(sons) in John and thereby brings "division" rather than peace, is the plural part of "Jesus Christ", the end focus of "Christ Jesus" (mirrorly the reverse of Jesus Christ). Jesus thereof is the "high" priest of a divided God(Majesty) on "high" in plural & divided "heavens", where Son of man (should repent) is "Lord also" (but only of a Sabbath made for man, which occurs in the midst rather than at the end of the week, and is called a "high" day), and even Son of God is of a dividead God on "high" in plural and divided "heavens". Perhaps this is why so many bi-polar folk are "Jesus" fanatics; not knowing "eternal" salvation is "through Jesus->Christ".

In compare-i-son, and as if comparing spiritual (things) with spiritual (thing), "Christ" of "Jesus Christ" is not plural nor divided; And Christ appeared to God in heaven(higher than the heavens) for us(of them vs them/us), after firstly being seated right (not standing right) of the divided God, seated denoting the matter of law/grace is forever settled in Christ of Jesus Christ (not in Jesus of Christ Jesus). For in Christ: "the end of the law" there is no sin (because in him there is no law, and where no law there no transgression and when no law no sin is even imputed). Perhaps that is why "peace" with God is notably "through Jesus->Christ", and "Christ" thereof is "the end of the law", our "peace" (not division) who abolished the law(enmity). Hence we are called the body of "Christ" (not the body of Jesus).

The "grace" of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.

Answer 11

There is only one Jesus so He cannot be pluralized.