God's people
noun
1A people or nation regarded as especially favoured by God; specifically the Israelites, Jewish people.
2(Especially in a Christian context) people belonging to, or under the care of, God; people who worship or believe in God.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator.
- blonde ray
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- Blondin, Charles
- blondish
- blondness
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- blood agar
- blood alcohol
- blood alley
- blood and bone
- blood and guts
- blood and iron
- blood and thunder
- blood bank
- blood banker
- blood banking
- blood baptism
- bloodbath
- blood bay
- blood-beet
- bloodberry
- blood blister
- blood boat
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