Examples of 'christ have mercy' in a sentence

Meaning of "christ have mercy"

christ have mercy: This phrase is an expression often used in religious contexts, particularly in Christianity, to invoke the mercy or compassion of Jesus Christ. It can be used as a plea for help, forgiveness, or divine intervention in times of distress or need

How to use "christ have mercy" in a sentence

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christ have mercy
Christ have mercy on her.
Christe eleison Christ have mercy.
Christ have mercy for us.
But only the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on me.
Christ have mercy upon us.
May the Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on this generation.
Christ have mercy.
But only the grace ofthe Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on me.
Christ have mercy on us.
For those who crucify - christ have mercy.
Christ have mercy on our souls and deliver us from our sins.
Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy Lord have mercy.
Christ have mercy on this sinner 's ungainly soul.
Hey . lord jesus christ have mercy.
My Christ have mercy on your strength.

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Hey . it goes something like this, it goes, lord jesus christ have mercy.
Mother of Christ Have mercy for us.
Christ have mercy upon us. Lord have mercy upon us.
God have mercy. Christ have mercy.
All, Christ have mercy on us.
Amen. Lord have mercy… Christ have mercy.
Translation, " Jesus Christ, have mercy on the church of our kings, o Christ have mercy.
Christ have mercy. - Christ have mercy.
Please . Christ have mercy.
Oh Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on us. What do you want?

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