Monday, September 8, 2025

Word of the Day: Maranatha

An aramaic word for "the Lord is coming" or "Come, O Lord". Used today as a call for Jesus to come, either as in for the Rapture, or the 2nd Coming.

The word was historically used as a greeting between early Christians.

Today, the word is used as a reminder of Christ's impending return.
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