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The title "Lord" for Jesus carries deep meaning that many don't fully understand. In John's Gospel, the Greek word "kurios" progresses from simple respect ("sir") to recognition of divine authority. We see this development through various characters - from the Samaritan woman's polite address to Thomas's declaration of Jesus as "My Lord and my God." Understanding Jesus as Lord is a journey that unfolds over time through relationship, study, and life experience. The question isn't where you are in this journey, but whether you're growing in your understanding of who Jesus truly is - not just a teacher or savior, but God himself.
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The title "Lord" for Jesus carries deep meaning that many don't fully understand. In John's Gospel, the Greek word "kurios" progresses from simple respect ("sir") to recognition of divine authority. We see this development through various characters - from the Samaritan woman's polite address to Thomas's declaration of Jesus as "My Lord and my God." Understanding Jesus as Lord is a journey that unfolds over time through relationship, study, and life experience. The question isn't where you are in this journey, but whether you're growing in your understanding of who Jesus truly is - not just a teacher or savior, but God himself.