“Soldiers of the cross”

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“Soldiers of the cross” is a Christian exhortation and self-designation for believers as spiritual warriors in service to Christ, commonly used in hymns and religious songs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian exhortation
Christian expression
metaphorical phrase
religious self-designation
addressedTo Christian congregations
individual believers
associatedWith imagery of battle
imagery of military service
imagery of the cross of Christ
category Christian hymnody vocabulary
Christian terminology
religious metaphors
conveys call to commitment
call to courage
call to obedience
call to perseverance
derivesImageryFrom New Testament military metaphors
concept of taking up the cross
hasContext Christian mission and evangelism
Christian worship gatherings
spiritual conflict between good and evil
hasTheme Christian discipleship
evangelistic zeal
loyalty to Christ
self-sacrifice
spiritual warfare
impliesDutyTo defend the Christian faith
endure hardship for the gospel
serve Christ
impliesIdentityAs followers of Christ NERFINISHED
language English
linguisticRegister metaphorical
religious
refersTo Christian believers
spiritual warriors
religiousTradition Christianity
usedBy Christian song leaders
hymn writers
preachers
usedIn Christian devotional literature
Christian hymns
gospel songs
praise and worship music
sermons

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We Are Climbing Jacob’s Ladder hasRefrain “Soldiers of the cross”