Son
- noun
- /sʌn/
- The son of God.
- Father and Son
- Son of God
- Son and Spirit
Father God, in the name of your son, we pray and we thank you.
- Father God, in the name of your son, we pray and we thank you.
Examples
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If you are, as you claim, the real Son of God, then prove it.
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The Father is not the Son; the Spirit is not the Son.
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Could you walk away from the Son of God?
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Could you walk away from the Son of God?
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In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.
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Lord, our God, with the birth of your son, your glory breaks on the world.
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The Almighty God, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit bless you.
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For God hath sent his own Son to save the world.
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Son, take a seat.
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Many Christians believe that Jesus is the Son of God who was sent to Earth for humanity's salvation.
Synonyms
A man Christians believe is the Son of God who teaches love and forgiveness
Title for Jesus whom Christians accept as their savior and the Son of God
God's Son who became human as Jesus
A man Christians believe is God's son whose teachings started Christianity
The Word of God seen as Jesus in Christian belief
Idioms
Compounds
- Literature
A politician from a state who has strong local support and whom people choose to keep the state's delegates loyal
- Offensive
A very rude name people use to show strong anger or dislike toward someone
- Literature
An old book of wise sayings and moral teachings like Proverbs
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Son comes from the old English word sunu, which meant 'male child'. In Christianity, calling Jesus the Son uses that same idea of a 'child' to show a close, family-like relationship with God.