Mindonfire wrote:neologist wrote:Mindonfire wrote:neologist wrote:Mindy, what is the difference between 'LORD' and 'Lord' in the KJV?
Close to the same difference as there is with LORD, and LORD God,
You really
don't know, do you?
If we did not know, we would not have brought it to your attention. Nice try.
Last time we checked there is a difference between the Lord Jesus Christ and God. Unless of course you are one of those who believes that Jesus Christ is the One God.
2 Timothy 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
Lord and god are titles, not names. Lord and God are sometimes applied to Jehovah. In the KJV, LORD always means a translation of the tetragrammaton meaning Jehovah.
Jehovah and Jesus are both proper names. Jehovah shares his name with no one, while Jesus, and Joshua literally mean 'salvation of Jehovah' or 'Jehovah's salvation'.
You may apply the title 'Lord' to Jesus, but not 'LORD'. You may declare Jesus to be 'a god' but not 'the God'.
When the term 'god' (elohim) is used in the scriptures, as in Genesis 1:1, we must look at the context to see if the Almighty God Jehovah is being referred to, or one of the many lesser gods, even pagan gods.