Cross To Bare

My ■■■■■ cross?

Your burden or your problem.

Cross To Bare

My ■■■■■ cross? 3
What does it mean when someone says his back is open?
You mean take my cross.
It goes back to Jesus' journey through Jerusalem to the place where He will be crucified. Roman raised his cross. Along the way, a man jumps up to help her, but she is pushed back. The cross would have been very heavy and as Jesus (pbuh) was beaten and it was a very hot day so it would have been a ■■■■.
If there is a big problem, he will say: I must carry my cross. As a part of the burden that was placed on Jesus at the time of His crucifixion.

Cross To Bare

It is so bad or negative in a Christian's life that he has to deal with it regularly. It may seem like a disease. It can also mean standing up, being ridiculed, or being isolated. It also means denying the body and doing what is right for you.

Your question made me laugh. The cross should not be lifted ■■■■■. ■■■■■ means or get.

But still, all five posters are correct. This is a burden. This is a sign that Christ took up His cross when He was crucified.

Carry your cross, not ■■■■■

To use is to use.

It means a burden that must be borne.

Great for dealing with ... compared to JC.