In Biblical and derived uses: an emblem of power and might; a means of defence or resistance; hence horn of salvation (†health) is used of God or…

In theological contexts. God considered as a father in relation to Christ, to humankind in general (considered as his offspring, the objects of his…

God conceived of as the father of humankind. Usually as a form of address.

transferred and figurative. Applied often to God and Christ, and spiritual persons.

searcher of (men's) hearts and variants: applied to God, with reference to his knowledge of people's innermost feelings and motivations.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

The chief or most important foundation stone; (also) a topmost stone; a capstone, keystone, or capital. Frequently figurative and in figurative…

Applied to God, or to one of the Saints, as a patron chosen by a worshipper. Obsolete.

One who illuminates or enlightens spiritually.

A person or thing considered as a source of glory, virtue, joy, etc., comparable to the sun as a source of light and heat. See also sun of righteo…

a person (spec. God or Christ) who makes another or others righteous; cf. righteouser, n.

figurative. In Biblical use, applied to God in relation to Israel or the Church; also to Christ (esp. with reference to John x. 12).

Said of God or of Christ. Usually with defining adjective preceding.

Chiefly in religious language. A giver of moral or spiritual strength; a source of courage, confidence, or resolution.

A person who graces something; a source of provider of grace.

A rigorous examiner of another's feelings or conscience (chiefly as a title of God or Christ). In later use also: a person who rigorously examines…

A person (esp. God or Christ) who opens the heart to spiritual feelings. Only as contrasted with heart-maker (see heart maker n. at heart, n. int.adv.…

A person who keeps others in a state of good health or well-being, or in good spirits; one who supports, encourages, or strengthens the spirits or…

A benefactor of humankind; one who behaves benevolently towards others; a practitioner of philanthropy.

the invisible, the unseen world; the Deity.

An object of praise; something worthy to be praised. In later use Scottish colloquial, used in asseverations in place of ‘God’, as praise be blessed…

Chiefly with the. The father of all, the universal father; a name given to various supreme gods, esp… Applied to God. Cf. father, n. 2a. Now somewhat…

as one of the manifestations of the divine nature in Jesus Christ (cf. 1 Corinthians i. 24, 30, etc.); hence used as a title of the second Person…

An omniscient being; spec. (with the) God. Also: a person who knows everything; a person who claims or is said to be omniscient. Cf. omniscience, n.…

one who or that which engraces.

One who inbreathes; an inspirer.

God of the gaps: God adduced as an explanation for phenomena not yet explained by science; God thought of as acting only in those spheres not…

Usually with reference to a person's death: a heaven or paradise represented by a particular thing or place, esp. one well suited to the deceased.