Basic Meaning
A mediator is a person who acts between two parties in order to facilitate communication, understanding, or agreement.
The term is commonly used in legal, social, diplomatic, and religious contexts.
Biblical Usage
The word mediator appears in Scripture in connection with covenants, agreements, representation, and relationships between parties.
References occur in both the Old and New Testaments.
Related Topics
- Intercession
- Covenant
- Priest