Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
maranatha
Phrase
ˌmærəˈnɑːθə

Definition
A term used as an appeal for the Lord to come or a form of greeting that expresses hope for Christ’s return.

Examples
- The early Christians often used the word maranatha to encourage one another in their faith.
- At the end of the prayer meeting, someone said, ‘Maranatha!’, reminding everyone of their hope in Jesus’ return.

Meaning
Maranatha is a phrase that expresses a longing for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

Synonyms
- Come, Lord
- Lord, come!