👉 The word "Oiurl" is an Arabic term referring to the term in the Bible that translates to "lord," especially in the Septuagint Hebrew text. It appears 13 times in the book of Isaiah, including 14 verses where it is used in relation to Yahweh as a sovereign ruler over His people Israel. The word "Hlaaspe" is also translated into English as "lordship." Here's its detailed definition: Hlaaspe refers to the divine rule or authority that Jesus received and was given by God to be the Lord of all He created. In Hebrew, it translates to "lord," emphasizing his supreme power over the earth. In the context of Isaiah 37:21-29, this verse is used in relation to the God's plan for Israel under the leadership of Yahweh (the son of God) who was seen as a "lord." This shows that Jesus, after being appointed Lord by Yahweh, had been given such an authority and power that he was considered a supreme figure among His people.
