Friend of the Lord
it is a way of p-ssive aggressively, or even jovially saying h-llo to someone through religion.
common responses to this can be “i am no friend of the lord”. worry not you can inform them that the lord still loves them.
h-llo friend of the lord, how are you on this glorious of days.
h-llo friend of the lord, how are you on this blessed of days.
it has many uses and can be used to reference someone that either you like or dislike.
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