Saturday, August 2, 2025

Word of the Day: LORD & Lord

As used in many English-language bibles, LORD means God (the Father). In the original Greek New Testament, Theos (creator) is translated into LORD.


Lord means master, appearing in the Greek as kyrios. Lord can be  used to describe a king or master, or Jesus Christ. 


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