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messiah

/mi-sahy-uh/US // mɪˈsaɪ ə //UK // (mɪˈsaɪə) //

弥赛亚,弥撒亚,弥勒佛,耶和华

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the promised and expected deliverer of the Jewish people.
    • : Jesus Christ, regarded by Christians as fulfilling this promise and expectation. John 4:25, 26.
    • : any expected deliverer.
    • : a zealous leader of some cause or project.
    • : an oratorio by George Frideric Handel.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

  • Jesus begs God to let him fulfill his role as the Messiah, and suddenly finds himself back on the cross, where he dies for the sins of mankind.

  • Singing along with Handel’s “Messiah” at the Kennedy Center after waiting in the long line for free tickets.

  • He was just another wannabe messiah who ended up on the wrong side of the authorities.

  • You either have to be a masochist or have an acute Messiah complex.

  • And that is the key to grasping how we Americans can and cannot take him seriously as a would-be political messiah.

  • Fayyad was by no means despised by the masses, but nor was he seen as the messiah-like figure held up by the West.

  • He was a nontragic, happy-ending, American Christ: half-messiah, half Santa Claus.

  • After their restoration, they will acknowledge Messiah at God's right hand as in all things their sovereign Lord.

  • On the eighth day after his birth, this immaculate Child was circumcised, both because he was a Jew, and the predicted Messiah.

  • The chief of them went out to get a glimpse of the famous preacher, whom so many hailed as the long-expected Messiah.

  • Perhaps it may be said, that few nations had even heard of the promised Messiah, and still fewer desired his coming.

  • These predictions of the Prince Messiah are peculiarly striking.