TYLJ
Thank you Lord Jesus
Example
The accident looked pretty bad, but fortunately nobody was hurt
TYLJ!
Whitney using TYLJ at an awards ceremony
Related Slang
| TYL | Thank you, Lord |
| TY | Thank you |
| TQ | Thank you |
| TYVM | Thank you very much |
| PTL | Praise the Lord |
| WWJD | What would Jesus do |
| ICL | In Christian love |
| GBY | God bless you |
| FTLOG | For the love of God |
| GIC | God's in control |
| GIG | God is good |
| GOK | God only knows |
| ISTG | I swear to God |
| MGB | May God bless |
| TBTG | Thanks be to God |
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TYLJ is an acronym used in Christian circles to thank Jesus for something. Christians often use it online in response to good news, such as a job promotion or a cancer-free diagnosis, to give Jesus the credit.
For example, if your friend texts you that he bought his dream house, you might reply with "TYLJ! Such great news!" Or, you might post a story on social media about a found lost child and caption it, "Amazing! TYLJ!"
While most people use TYLJ online on social media or when messaging and emailing, they may also use it when texting. For example, your sister may text you announcing that she's pregnant, and you reply, "I know this has been so difficult for you. I'm so happy! TYLJ."