Phrases with «to carry the cross»

The phrase "to carry the cross" originated from Christian beliefs and refers to both a literal and symbolic act. In a literal sense, it means to bear the instrument of crucifixion, on which Jesus Christ was crucified according to the Bible. Symbolically, it means accepting and enduring hardships or burdens in life, just as Jesus carried his cross before being crucified. It signifies embracing challenges, sacrificing for others, and remaining steadfast in faith and resilience. Full definition

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Sentences with «to carry the cross»

  • These are the people I need to serve and carry my cross for every day. (redeeminggod.com)
  • It's adjustable to a certain point and I found I had to shorten it so the bag would sit at hip level when carrying cross body. (solesociety.com)
  • So if you want to heal wounds, stop carrying your cross and start picking up people... you are welcome to join my family. (nakedpastor.com)
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