What does the word 'Lord' mean in the Old Testament?
In the Old Testament, the word 'Lord' means Jehovah. The passage explains that to pray before the Lord is to pray before Jehovah, and this is what the word Lord means in the Old Testament. It also speaks of the Lord of Hosts and Gentiles seeking Him in Jerusalem.
Les explains that in this prophecy, the Lord before whom the Gentiles pray is Jehovah, and that is what the word Lord means in the Old Testament. The passage describes future days when many people and strong Gentile nations will go to Jerusalem to seek the Lord of Hosts and pray before the Lord. Les connects this to Exodus, where Israel was to become a kingdom of priests, every Jew a priest and go-between, so the Gentiles will come to that knowledge. Thus, in the Old Testament, Lord means Jehovah.