Meaning of jesús es verbo, no sustantivo

jesús es verbo, no sustantivo: From my point of view and listening to the song once and a thousand times, I think he understands something very true, verbs are actions, and nouns are obtejos, in this way he understands that for our Lord Jesus Christ what he wants as a human being are your good deeds and not that you use it as an object for your own benefit , it is clear when he mentions that Jesus is disgusted by pastors who become rich by taking advantage of the faith of others, Jesus prefers a human being free of sins than a human being who goes to church and goes out to act in bad faith.; Jesus is verb because it is the very action of loving, forgiving, feeling love for humanity, Etc. . . . is the essential part of Jesus' daily action. The song of arjona highlights that faculty that hypocritical society lacks to find the true sense of living. It's my judgment of that stanza. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be to love to feel reflect; It is a song performed by the Guatemalan singer Ricardo Arjona, which strongly criticizes the proliferation of religions in the world: "In this world there are more religions than happy children " it says. Also makes a critique to the tithe and some pastors: "Disgusting Jesus the shepherd who becomes rich with faith " it emphasizes. On the title of the song, I think Arjona called it thus to draw attention, Jesus can be verb because he loves, forgive, pray, etc., but also it is substantive, since the noun in a sentence is the word used to name people, animals or things, and the synonym is: name. It is clear that Jesus is substantive!