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I honestly think if you use Jesus as a punchline, a punchline that doesn't uplift Jesus, encourage believers, is a sin, kin to saying his name in vain, but not blasphemy. however if the intent of the joke, regardless of your personal intent, is to degrade him, yes that is blasphemy. it's blasphemy in general to preach anything about The Bible that is contrary to the bible. the holy spirit will convict your soul if the joke is blasphemy, so pay attention.
What else can I help you with?
Is saying Jesus never had relations with Mary Magdalene blasphemy?
Saying that Jesus did have relations with Mary Magdalene is blasphemy.
What did the religious leaders think of Jesus?
In the Bible, they accused Jesus of blasphemy.
What do you call someone who believes they are Jesus Christ?
A Blasphemer. You are not Jesus and saying you are is called "Blasphemy"
Why was Caiphas afraid of Jesus?
He wasn't scared. He was angry because he believed what Jesus was saying to him was blasphemy.
Who was the high priest who accused Jesus of blasphemy?
In A.D. 33 Joseph Caiaphas was the high priest of the Jews of whom accused Jesus of blasphemy, '...this man has blasphemed against God', as seen in the Acts of Pilate, of which contains the reports of that period of time, found and translated by Ananias.
Blasphemy in a sentence?
For those of you who are against same-sex marriage, let's say that you hold the issue to be blasphemous.
What did Jesus get killed for?
I've heard it said it was either blasphemy or treason.
With what crime did Sanhedrin charge Jesus?
Blasphemy, which is not punishable by death during that time.
Is yelling out jesus praying?
No; well, if you mean saying something like "JESUS CHRIST" or something, then no, it's blasphemy.
Mention the accusations made against Jesus before the high priest?
Jesus was accused of blasphemy by the Jewish leader
Who was the high preist who accused Jesus of blasphemy?
Caiaphas was the High Priest.
What were the false charges brought against jesus by the religious leaders?
They falsely charged Jesus of blasphemy. Mark 14:64
