Lord
Prayer's opening address
Lord is a title of nobility in Britain, used before the name of peers, bishops, and certain officials: Lord Byron, Lord Chancellor.
It also serves as a form of address: Yes, my Lord.
In religious use, the Lord refers to God or Christ: Praise the Lord.
The exclamation Lord! or Good Lord! expresses surprise or dismay. (Lowercase lord is the general noun for someone with authority.)
Christian faith's divine son
- ChristThe anointed savior
- RedeemerOne who saves spiritually
- MessiahProphesied divine deliverer
- Emmanuel"God is with us"
Lamb of God · Son of God · Trinity · King of Kings · Alpha and Omega · Nazarene
Supreme spiritual authority
- ProvidenceGod's protective care personified
- Supreme BeingUltimate divine authority
- Most HighDivine title, ultimate authority
- heavenlyDivinely pleasant or blissful
Jesus
Christian faith's divine son
Emmanuel · Lamb of God · Son of God · Trinity · King of Kings · Alpha and Omega · Nazarene
God
Supreme spiritual authority
- ProvidenceGod's protective care personified
- Supreme BeingUltimate divine authority
- Most HighDivine title, ultimate authority
sir
Formal male address
honorific · gentleman · squire · excellency · worship
baron
Low-ranking peer
marquess · peer · aristocrat · noble · landed · manor · estate · title · peerage · hereditary
- dear LordShocked invocation
- praise the LordReligious exclamation of worship
- Lord of the RingsFantasy saga, one band's destruction
- The Lord of the Rings
- lord have mercyExclamation seeking divine compassion
- drug lordsCriminal trafficking kingpins
landlord, lords, lordly, warlord, landlords, lordship, overlord, lordships, warlords