Isn't He (This Jesus)

The phrase "Isn't He (This Jesus)" is a rhetorical question, often used in a context of expressing strong faith or belief in Jesus Christ. It implies a recognition of Jesus's identity, miracles, teachings, or ultimate sacrifice, and a subsequent affirmation of his divinity or importance. The phrasing suggests a sense of wonder, awe, and perhaps even incredulity – a disbelief that such a person could exist, followed by an immediate acceptance of his reality.

The enclosed parentheses around "This Jesus" serves to emphasize the specific individual being referenced, often in a context where multiple individuals or religious figures might be discussed. It highlights the speaker's conviction that the Jesus they are referencing is uniquely significant.

The overall tone can range from reverent and contemplative to passionate and evangelistic, depending on the context of its usage. It can be found in religious sermons, personal testimonies, hymns, and other forms of religious expression. The rhetorical nature means it doesn't require a direct answer; the implied answer is a resounding "Yes." The power lies in the unspoken confirmation and the emotion conveyed.