What does the word "LORDSHIP" means to you?

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What does the word "LORDSHIP" means to you?

by Worship Basic 101 Posted November 03, 2009 18:39:00

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In England and many other countries where monarchy or social system of royalty exist, the citizens understand this word LORDSHIP, but Amercians, however, has a hard time understanding it. They only use the word LORD inside of churches or movie theater. Why?

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Royal Warrior November 07, 2009 00:03:02

Answered: Giving your Life over to Somebody
Although I feel you should have added an 'all of the above' choice, and I'd've checked that. It was studying kings and what Jesus Christ required of them, and studying lords in the European system and what they actually should do and how their vassals should respond that has helped me to come to the point of saying 'yes Jesus, you are my LORD, Lord and my help.'
I know I am His beloved, and His son (even tho female, we all get the right of inheritance that only sons got in the Jewish system) but I know I am also His vassal. Just as Queen Elisabeths' children are her children and her beloveds, but at times, they as everyone else in England MUST acknowledge her as QUEEN and bow. And I remember that little fact and at time I BOW in reverence.
WTF, Liz. November 04, 2009 01:48:38

Answered: Undecided