Did Jesus ever swear?

Answer 1

well if he was a carpender...Im sure he smashed his finger at least once ,,But what did he say???

Answer 2

Like, cussing? Bad word usage, you mean? Maybe. But he was full of righteous anger, so he probably didn't.

As far as "swearing on the Bible" swearing, Jesus said that you should never swear because it means that sometimes you aren't telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth...but this time, you are. You shouldn't make a distinction between what you say in, say, a courtroom, and what you say in daily life. You should always be honest and not need to "swear" you're being honest.

Answer 3

As a matter of fact yes. Although is not translate like this, but the word "****" was used by Jesus, but not as a "curse swear".
He spoke vehemently at times and called people snakes and vipers and even sons of the devil, which could have
been akin to swearing in His day.

Answer 4

Vows should not be used simply to motivate a person to do or not do something, such as increase one’s time spent in Christian worship or refrain from overeating. Jesus, though, did not object to all oaths, as, for example, when required in a court of law. But he apparently drew the line with regard to indiscriminate oaths, for he cautioned: “It was said to those of ancient times, ‘You must not swear without performing, but you must pay your vows to Jehovah.’ However, I say to you: Do not swear at all.” (Matthew 5:33, 34) Why did he take this position? Had vows become less appropriate than before?

Oaths by faithful ones of ancient times were often conditional. In solemn prayer they would promise Jehovah, ‘If you help me through this crisis, I will do such-and-such in your behalf.’ But Jesus said: “If you ask the Father for anything he will give it to you in my name.” Far from recommending conditional vows to faithful ones of his time, Jesus assured them: “Until this present time you have not asked a single thing in my name. Ask and you will receive.”—John 16:23, 24.

This confidence in the name, or office, of Jesus should also comfort anyone who still feels guilty because—try though he may—he cannot fulfill what he promised God “thoughtlessly with his lips.” (Leviticus 5:4-6) So while not treating our former vows lightly, not only can we now pray in Jesus’ name but we can appeal to God to apply the ransom sacrifice of Jesus for our sins, and we can beg for forgiveness in Jesus’ name. Thus we can receive “the full assurance of faith, having had our hearts [cleansed] from a wicked conscience.”—Hebrews

Answer 5

Well. I don't think that those guys who wrote the gospels would ever copy that down.

And if they actually did so, those who "authorized" the official books in the bible wouldn't ever allowed to show Jesus speaking profanity.

But Jesus of Nazareth was human... he may have known those words and seldom used them... but there are no records of that.

Answer 6

As if anyone would know the answer to that. The man died 2000 years ago.
I'm sure, at some point he did, just as you do when you stub your toe or hurt yourself in some way, although probably not in the same way that you or I would. Jesus was, after all, just a man.

Answer 7

Jesus is without sin. He is the only one who can stand blameless before the Father.

Answer 8

He never sinned, so that would mean that He never said anything profane.

22: He [Jesus] committed no sin; no guile was found on his lips.
- 1 Peter, chapter 2 (holy Bible, Revised Standard version)

Answer 9

what? there is noway he could swear unless there is a way which there isn't cos if there was a way then we would be following him/ copying him SWEARING which we do so it turned out that he used to. but I can't say he used to.

Answer 10

He was never quoted in the Bible as using a profanity of that time. However, he did lose his temper and throw a few things around.

Answer 11

jesus was a carpenter. you ever hit yourself in the thumb with a hammer???!!! and it's not in the ten commandments not to swear. just don't take the gods name in vain.