This was not the man's name. This is in reality an expletive use of Jesus' name, said for the same reasons that a person would use any kind of expletive. The H stands for nothing, or if it does, it has nothing whatever to do with Jesus' name. Christ is a title meaning 'anointed', and not a family name. His name would have sounded more like "Yeshua" (from which we also get the name Joshua) and he would have been referred to as Yeshua bar Yusef (sp?) meaning Yeshua son of Joseph.
Another theory is that it is an abbreviation for Jesus Holy Christ, a blasphemy in the South, perhaps abridged to "H" by Northerners who talk faster. Other Southern epithets that abbreviate the same way are "Jesus Hebe Christ" and "Jesus Hebrew Christ".
Jesus was to call all of his people to service(they were fisherman)
This guy who helps troubled people, some call him Jesus.
First day of the week.
Why did Jesus call the disciples?Jesus called the disciples because He wanted followers. The disciples (Jesus' followers) set an example for people back in Biblical times. The disciples were very helpful (most of them anyways.)
It's about loving Jesus so much you don't care if people call you a freak. If you love Jesus and give your life to him you become a Jesus Freak.
Some people called Jesus Rabi that means teacher. and as the leper had lost all hope , in despair he called out to Jesus as master.
so people can pray in it and to respect our god jesus
because he was to save his people from slavery when they were held as slaves for the egyptians and he is also classified as the "deliverer" because he was to save his people from their sins by dying on the cross for them all.
They can all call jesus on 08600JESUS
John the baptist was his cousin. Although there was an other John people think he is the cousin of Jesus but he was not, but he was a deciple.
Jesus prayed continuously, the Father's will, not His. His entire life was to be of service to the Heavenly Father, an example for all people on earth.
actually, it was Pontius Pilate who wrote Rex Iudaeorum to Jesus. He wrote Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum.