Prince of Peace

noun

1. Jesus Christ, regarded by Christians as the Messiah. Isaiah 9:6.

Prince of Peace

noun

1. Bible the future Messiah (Isaiah 9:6): held by Christians to be Christ

Word History and Origins

Origin of Prince of Peace¹

First recorded in 1350–1400; Middle English

Example Sentences

Because of the overflow crowd expected there, officials have encouraged the public to instead watch the livestream from home or at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Burnsville.

From Seattle Times

The Pope told worshippers at Saint Peter's Basilica in the Vatican: "Tonight, our hearts are in Bethlehem, where the Prince of Peace is once more rejected by the futile logic of war, by the clash of arms that even today prevents him from finding room in the world."

From BBC

“Our hearts are in Bethlehem, where the Prince of Peace is once more rejected by the futile logic of war, ” the pope said, referring to the war sparked by Hamas’ deadly Oct.

From Washington Times

“Our hearts are in Bethlehem, where the Prince of Peace is once more rejected by the futile logic of war, ” the pope said, referring to the war sparked by Hamas’ deadly Oct.

From Seattle Times

“We feel Christmas as more real than ever, because we’re waiting for the prince of peace to come. We are waiting for a miracle to stop this war,” Saldana said.

From Washington Times