Jesus Christ
Maniac Butcher Lyrics


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The holiest redeemer
Cruel judge upon sinner
Reward for humble servants
Burning fire for pagans

Fear from the Hell and the Purgatory
Belief in the Heaven Paradise
Reality - only a cold grave
For both - guilty and guitless

Jesus Christ Nazareth
God's Father's holy son
Master of human fate
His fate is in the hands of Jews

The almighty saviour
On Heaven's altar
The Incapable Carrion
Twisted on the cross

Jesus Christ defended the others
But didn't defend himself
Belief in Jesus is only for them
Whom don't belive in themselves

Fear from the Hell
Belief in Paradise
Reality
Only a cold grave

Jesus Christ Nazareth
He governs over the course of whole being
But he didn't prevent himself from his death
And he had to hang on the cross

Dog's death for the dog !

The Incapable Carrion
Twisted on the cross

The strange sign of the Act of God
Demonstration of his incapability




The worshipping of powerlessness
Scorn of human stupidity

Overall Meaning

Maniac Butcher's song Jesus Christ is a commentary on the religious beliefs of Christianity. The lyrics describe the duality of the belief in heaven and hell, and portray Jesus Christ as both a savior and a judge. The song suggests that the fear of hell and the belief in paradise are misguided, as in reality, death results in only a cold grave for both the guilty and the innocent. The lyrics also delve into the hypocrisy of people who profess to believe in Jesus Christ but do not believe in themselves.


The song takes a critical view of the Christian doctrine by portraying Jesus Christ as an incapable carrion who was twisted on the cross. The song questions the idea of God as an almighty savior, casting him instead as a cruel judge upon sinners. The lyrics suggest that the worship of powerlessness and the scorn of human stupidity are indicators of a misplaced religious faith.


Overall, Maniac Butcher's song Jesus Christ provides a cynical commentary on Christianity, questioning the beliefs of heaven and hell, the savior and the judge, and the power of religious faith.


Line by Line Meaning

The holiest redeemer
The one who redeems the sinners by his holy nature


Cruel judge upon sinner
The unforgiving judge who punishes the sinners harshly


Reward for humble servants
Those who humble themselves before the Lord shall be rewarded


Burning fire for pagans
The fate of the pagans is eternal punishment in hellfire


Fear from the Hell and the Purgatory
The fear of punishment in hell and purgatory


Belief in the Heaven Paradise
The belief in the paradise of heaven


Reality - only a cold grave
In reality, death is the end of life


For both - guilty and guitless
Death comes for everyone, guilty or innocent


Jesus Christ Nazareth
The Lord and savior from Nazareth


God's Father's holy son
The son of the holy Father, God


Master of human fate
The one who controls the fate of human beings


His fate is in the hands of Jews
The fate of Jesus Christ is decided by the Jews


The almighty saviour
The one who saves people with his immense power


On Heaven's altar
The one who is worshipped as a savior at the altar of heaven


The Incapable Carrion
Jesus Christ, who is helpless and weak as a dead animal


Twisted on the cross
The one who was tortured and crucified


Jesus Christ defended the others
Jesus Christ stood up for others and protected them


But didn't defend himself
But he did not save himself from punishment


Belief in Jesus is only for them
Only those who do not believe in themselves have faith in Jesus


Whom don't belive in themselves
Those who lack faith in their own abilities


He governs over the course of whole being
He controls the destiny of every human being


And he had to hang on the cross
Jesus Christ had to endure the pain of crucifixion


Dog's death for the dog !
Jesus Christ's death was like that of a dog


The strange sign of the Act of God
The unusual symbol of the works of God


Demonstration of his incapability
A display of his inability to save himself from torture


The worshipping of powerlessness
The reverence for helplessness and weakness


Scorn of human stupidity
The ridicule of human ignorance and foolishness




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