people of God
The chosen believers
People of God refers to a community believed to have a special relationship with the divine—most often Israel in the Hebrew Bible or Christians in the New Testament.
The phrase emphasizes collective identity and covenant: We are the people of God, called to serve.
It appears frequently in religious contexts to distinguish believers from the broader world, though different traditions claim the designation for themselves.
- IsraelMiddle Eastern nation
- holy nationReligiously consecrated collective
- covenantBinding formal pledge
- promised landHoped-for place of fulfillment
- congregationAssembled group of worshippers
exodus · martyrs · grace · church · saints · fellowship · ministry · faith · laity · mission · apostles · prophecy · salvation · redemption · holiness · service · discipleship · worship
people of Godunbelievers
People lacking religious faith
godless · pagans · heathens · infidels · reprobates
people, person, persons, peoples, peopled, peopling, gods, godliness, ungodly