plead the blood of Jesus
plead the blood of Jesus verb: to avow one's faith that Jesus Christ will save one from calamity.
Verb
plead the blood of Jesus (third-person singular simple present pleads the blood of Jesus, present participle pleading the blood of Jesus, simple past and past participle pleaded the blood of Jesus)
- To avow one's faith that Jesus Christ will save one from calamity.
- Satan is absolutely stymied when a believer pleads the blood of Jesus. Satan can't get through the "blood" to harm the believer. If the believer but stay under the blood, he will be safe.2004, Wallace Shows, The Revelation of Jesus Christ, page 194
- When a blood-bought child of God pleads the blood of Jesus in any situation, he or she invites Jesus himself into that situation. No sickness or disease can stand in Jesus's presence.2020, Chichi Onoriobe, Exploring the Efficacy of Christ's Blood
Forms of plead the blood of Jesus
| third-person singular present | pleads the blood of Jesus |
|---|---|
| present participle | pleading the blood of Jesus |
| past participle | pleaded the blood of Jesus |
| past | pleaded the blood of Jesus |
Questions about plead the blood of Jesus
- What does plead the blood of Jesus mean?
- Plead the blood of Jesus means to avow one's faith that Jesus Christ will save one from calamity.
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- Plead the blood of Jesus is a verb.
- What is the past tense of plead the blood of Jesus?
- The past tense of plead the blood of Jesus is pleaded the blood of Jesus.
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