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The Sword of the Lord - Definition |
| Related Words: Ax, Belligerent, Bilbo, Blade, Bravo, Broadsword, Bully, Claymore, Combatant, Competitor, Contestant, Cutlass, Cutlery, Cutter, Dagger, Enforcer, Epee |
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The Sword of the Lord is a newspaper promoting the views of the fundamentalist movement within American Christianity. It was started in 1934 by Dr. John R. Rice, who remained the publisher until his death on December 29, 1980. Dr. Curtis Hutson was the editor and publisher from 1980 until his death in 1995. Today, the newspaper continues publication under the editorship of Dr. Shelton Smith.
The Sword of the Lord began publication in Dallas in 1934, moved to Wheaton, Illinois in 1940, and then to its present location in Murfreesboro, Tennessee in 1963.
Under the leadership of Dr. Curtis Hutson and Dr. Shelton Smith, The Sword of the Lord has become closely associated with and identified with the Independent Baptist movement, and with the King-James-Only Movement.
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Example Usage of Sword |
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drelbs: @EAmobile The key is on a cord around the dragon's neck. Dirk takes it after slaying the dragon with the magic Sword. |
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europa925: London Gatwick security justifies confiscating a plastic shield & Sword from a boy: although not metal or sharp, it can still be a bit scary |
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bemydestruction: RT @Billy_Bell: Put down your Sword and crown. And come lay with me on the ground. |
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