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vocab
job
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| theodicy | A defense of God‘s goodness and omnipotence in view of the existence of evil |
| sovereignty | Supreme power or authority |
| consecrate | Make or declare something typically a church sacred dedicate formally to a religious or divine purpose |
| satan | The accuser the adversary |
| Iniquity | A violation of Wright or duty, wicked act, sin |
| vexation | Irritation, annoyance |
| Reprove and rebuke | To scolded or correct, usually gently or with kindly intent |
| Calamity | A great misfortune, Grevious, affliction, adversary, misery |
| Rash | Acting or tending to act to hastily or without due consideration |
| Vindication | Defense, excuse, justification |
| Arbiter | A person empowered to decide, manners at issue, judge, umpire |
| acquit | To relieve from a charge of fault, or crime, declare not guilty |
| Doctrine | A particular position, principle, or policy taught or advocating, as of a religion or government |
| sheol | The dwelling of the dead, the underworld depicted in the Old Testament |
| Partiality | A favorable bias or prejudice |
| Maxim | An impression of a general truth or principle |
| assuage | To make milder or less severe, relieve, ease |
| Gall | Bile, or something bitter or severe, bitterness of spirit |
| Redeemer | Someone who ransoms, buys back, or regain possession of |
| Discourse | A form of discussion of a subject in speech or writing, as a dissertation, treatise, sermon |
| abaddon | A place of destruction, the depth of hell |
| Mediator | One who settles disputes as an intermediary between parties, one who reconciles |
| thwart | To oppose successfully, prevent from accomplishing a purpose |
| Leviathan | A sea monster, a destructive creature |
| Behemoth | A land animal, or any creature or thing of monstrous size or power |
| Theocracy | Government ruled by a divine authority |
| Sumerian Renaissance | Revival |
| enuma elish | when on high |
| ziggurat | Temple complex in the center of a community |
| cuneiform | Means wedge shaped and use as a reed stylist to press marks into clay tablets |