What's the proper name for a Jesus fish ?
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It's called an Icthyus It'an acronym Jesus Christ Son and Savior in Greek Alphabet
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Kaká from Brazil. \n\nhttp://www2.uol.com.br/espnbrasil/destnew/020504kaka.jpg\nhttp://www.pipopa.net/syukyu/gallary5/kaka.jpg\nhttp://acmilanvn.com/anh/kaka_jesus.jpg\n\nIs it wrong that I want to cross out Jesus and write my own name on there? He's so deliciously gorgeous.
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I have a dog named Mollie. There is a fish called a black Mollie.
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Well you see there was this  fisherman who caught a fish one day and brought it to the preist and asked "What kind of fish is this?" And the preist thought about it for a second and said "Why, This is a Mackeral" "Avery holy fish if it is blessed". The priest then blessed the Mackeral then all the sudden the Mackeral jumps out of the net and onto the floor and the man says HOLY MACKERAL!!!
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Googled and found a copy of it.\nhttp://www.jesus-is-lord.com/jonah.htm
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The fish outline is a logical symbol for the early Christian church to adopt. Fish are often mentioned in the gospels. This is what one would expect, if Jesus did most of his teaching in the Galilee. The synoptic gospels state this, although the Gospel of John denies it. Fish were a staple in the diet of Galilee. Some Christians believe that a second link between their religion and the fish symbol is seen in the Greek word for fish (ichthus, spelled: Iota Chi Theta Upsilon Sigma). That is an acrostic which has many translations in English. The most popular appears to be "Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior" 16 [Iesous (Jesus) CHristos (Christ). See below.
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According to Roman Catholics, a very tall and physically challenged Roman man named Reprobus, referred to as a giant by those who knew him, vowed to serve Jews and became a Christian. He sought out a Christian hermit to inquire as to how he could better serve Jesus. The hermit directed him to a dangerous ford in a swift river, and suggested that the giant's great size and strength made him a good candidate to assist people in crossing.  Reprobus began ferrying people across the river on his broad back.\n\nOne day, a small child approached the river and asked to be carried across.  The giant began to comply, only to learn that the small boy was far heavier than any other passenger he had taken.  The child revealed that he was in fact Jesus Christ, and that his unusual weight was due to the fact that he bore the sins of the world.  The boy then baptised the giant in the river, and he acquired his new name Christopher, Greek for "Christ-carrier" (christo-phoros).\n\nWe can guess that the river in question is the Jordan River.  Jesus cleansed this water and people went to these waters to cleanse themselves of their sins.
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He ate fish after his resurection.\nHe hungered.\n Jesus even said himself "A spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have"
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Jesus is a Roman name.  Jesus never had a known Hebrew name, which seems very strange for a person that was supposed to be Jewish and G-d!\n\nSome people try and take his name and create a Jewish name for him, like Yeshua, but this is innacurate and a fraud.  You can't work backwards!
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Jesus Christ\n\nMic 5:2  But thou, Bethlehem Ephratah, though thou be little among the thousands of Judah, yet out of thee shall he come forth unto me that is to be ruler in Israel; whose goings forth have been from of old, from everlasting.\n\nMic 5:2 - But thou, Bethlehem Ephratah,.... But though Jerusalem should be besieged and taken, and the land of Judea laid waste, yet, before all this should be, the Messiah should be born in Bethlehem, of which this is a prophecy, as is evident from Mat_2:4; the place is called by both the names it went by, to point it out the more distinctly, and with the greater certainty, Gen_35:19; the former signifies "the house of bread", and a proper place for Christ to be born in, who is the bread of life; and it has the name of the latter from its fruitfulness, being a place of pasture, and as we find it was at the time of our Lord's birth; for near it shepherds were then watching over their flocks; and it is here added, to distinguish it from another Bethlehem in the tribe of Zebulun, Jos_19:15; from which tribe the Messiah was not to come, but from the tribe of Judah; and in which this Bethlehem was, and therefore called, by Matthew, Bethlehem in the land of Judah; as it appears this was, from Rth_1:1.
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I did a search for you:\nhttp://www.ask.com/web?q=sea%20wasp%20jellyfish
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Yes Jesus Pronounced HEyZEUs.  He was a spanish friend of mine.  i saw the whole thing!
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I am a Christian, however I find those types of displays lame, and probably going to make non-believers think we are losers.  Bumperstickers are pretty much lame.  Although I did see a Jesus fish once that actually had legs, and instead of saying "Jesus" below it, it said "Darwin".  Ok, that is even funny to me, why take these things serious?
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Ask the people at the site below (Tel No' on left side as you scroll down), they seem to specialise in Bob Church fishing equipment\n\nhttp://www.bosfish.co.uk/PRODUCTS/BRANDS/Bob%20Church.htm
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It is pronounced Ichthus, the greek word for fish.\nIt also has been used as a Greek acronym:\n(I) Jesus \n(X) Christ \n(Theta) Theos/God('s) \n(Y) Son \n(Sigma) Saviour\n\nOne explanation below:
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King mackerel are voracious, opportunistic, carnivores, their prey depends on their size. Depending on area and season, they favor menhaden and other sardine like fish (clupeidae), jacks (scombridae), Cutlass fish (trichuridae), weakfish ( sciaenidae), grunts (pomadasyidae), striped anchovies (engraulidae), shrimp and squid.And Spanish mackerel
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Jabberjaw, and which one is the fish?