bond servant

a person who serves in bondage; slave.

a person bound to service without wages.

Origin of bond servant

First recorded in 1525–35

Many a sum of fifty pounds was obtained in this way, sometimes without helping the bond-servant in the least.

The West Indies and the Spanish Main [1899] |James Rodway
Man's sin has simply consisted in his refusal to be God's bond-servant.

The Calvary Road |Roy Hession
The consciousness of being no longer a bond-servant sweetens all my toils.

Haydn |J. Cuthbert Hadden
He was still Rup's bond-servant; and his master and owner sometimes took fits of ungovernable passion.

The adventures of Kimble Bent |James Cowan

God made man in the first place simply that he might be God's bond-servant.

The Calvary Road |Roy Hession