In German it`s also "Jesus".
The German J is pronouned like the Y in English.
So it would be pronounced like Ye-sus. (The e is pronounced differently also in this case it would sound as such Hey-sus (Hay-sus)
Gott
"Gott" is the German word for "God".
You pronounce it like YAY-soos.
Jesus ist Herr
Bibel
In German, who is Jesus is translated to wer ist Jesus.
Jesus saves = Jesus rettet
It's also Jesus
Jesus (pronounced yehsus)
Ich bin Jesus (yay-zoos)
Christkind = Christ child (baby Jesus)
jesus an
Jesus. Seriously, Jesus is the same in Portuguese, Dutch, German and bunch of other languages, though I don't know why you didn't just use google translator.
They believe in God father, son Jesus Christ and the Holy Ghost.
The ship, "Good Ship Jesus," was built by English captain Simon Fernandes in 1568 and was part of a fleet of ships commissioned by Queen Elizabeth I. It played a significant role in several naval battles during the Elizabethan era.
"Jesus sei mit Ihnen und Ihre Familie" is the correct translation. But common usage would be "Jesussei mit Euch"
Here are a few examples of how to say "Jesus Christ" in different languages: Spanish: Jesucristo French: JΓ©sus-Christ German: Jesus Christus Italian: GesΓΉ Cristo