Etymology:
The word "intercessor" is derived from Latin:
Meaning:
An intercessor is a person who pleads or intervenes on behalf of someone else, especially before God.
Origin:
The concept of intercession dates back to ancient times in various religious traditions. In Christianity, the role of intercessor is closely associated with the belief in the intercession of saints and angels. Intercessors are believed to communicate with God on behalf of the faithful, presenting their prayers and requests.
The term "intercessor" was first used in Christian literature in the 4th century by the theologian Gregory of Nyssa. It became common in the Middle Ages, particularly in the context of prayers to saints and the belief in their power to intercede with God on behalf of the living and the dead.
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