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Bible Vocab
Finals review Bible vocab
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Biblia | "the books" (Greek word) |
| Prophets | men and women in the Bible chosen by god to tell His message to the people |
| prophecy | a message from God spoken or written by a prophet |
| testament | an agreement between God and man |
| messiah | Hebrew word meaning "God's Chosen One" |
| Christ | Greek word meaning "God's Chosen One" |
| Epistle | letter |
| Gospel | the "good news" about Jesus |
| Hebrew | the name of the nation God chose to be His special people. (Also referred as Israelites or Jesus) |
| Idol | a statue or image of a god that is made by people and then worshipped if it had the power of God; anything that takes place of God or in a persons life |
| Famine | a time when there is not enough food to keep the people and animals alive |
| Savior | a word that means "he who saves" |
| Genesis | " Beginning" |
| firmament | sky |
| pentateuch | the book of law |
| covenant | an agreement |
| sin | any act or thought that is against the way God wants us to think |
| transgression | sin |
| scripture | a word used to refer to the old testament or the entire bible |
| Jenovah | the english translation for one of the Hebrew names meaning "God" (Yaweh) |
| Satan | the most powerful enemy of God, and all people; also called devil, serpent, evil one, prince of this world, father of all lies. |
| Curse | God's judgment on something evil |
| Enmity | hatred or bad feelings that make two people or groups enemies |
| sacrifice | a gift or and offering given to God |
| tempt | to try to get someone to do something wrong; to test a person to improve his spiritual strength |
| patriarch | a "ruling father", Abraham, Isaac, Jacob |
| nomad | a person who lives in a tent and moves from place to place |
| altar | the place where sacrifices were made to worship God |
| barren | a word describing a woman who could not have any children, a field that couldn't produce crops, or a tree the didn't bear fruit |
| heir | someone who has the right to receive property or position of another person when that person dies |
| birthright | a special right of the oldest son in a Hebrew family to receive a double share of the inheritance and the right to rul over the family after his fathers death |
| Exodus | "a going out" |
| slave | a servant who is owned by his or her master |
| wilderness | a large area of land where a few people live |
| bondage | slavery |
| Pharaoh | the title of the rulers of ancient Egypt |
| Biblia | "the books" (Greek word) |
| Biblia | "the books" (Greek word) |
| Prophets | men and women in the Bible chosen by god to tell His message to the people |
| Prophets | men and women in the Bible chosen by god to tell His message to the people |
| prophecy | a message from God spoken or written by a prophet |
| prophecy | a message from God spoken or written by a prophet |
| testament | an agreement between God and man |
| messiah | Hebrew word meaning "God's Chosen One" |
| testament | an agreement between God and man |
| testament | an agreement between God and man |
| Christ | Greek word meaning "God's Chosen One" |
| Epistle | letter |
| messiah | Hebrew word meaning "God's Chosen One" |
| Epistle | letter |
| Gospel | the "good news" about Jesus |
| Gospel | the "good news" about Jesus |
| Hebrew | the name of the nation God chose to be His special people. (Also referred as Israelites or Jesus) |
| Christ | Greek word meaning "God's Chosen One" |
| Ark of God | the Ark of the Covenant; a special wooden chest containing the table of law, a pot of manna,and Aaron's rod; the ark was to show the people of Israel the God was with them. |
| Idol | a statue or image of a god that is made by people and then worshipped if it had the power of God; anything that takes place of God or in a persons life |
| Idol | a statue or image of a god that is made by people and then worshipped if it had the power of God; anything that takes place of God or in a persons life |
| Sabbath | the weekly day of rest and worship set appart by God |
| Famine | a time when there is not enough food to keep the people and animals alive |
| Famine | a time when there is not enough food to keep the people and animals alive |
| Savior | a word that means "he who saves" |
| Savior | a word that means "he who saves" |
| Genesis | " Beginning" |
| Genesis | " Beginning" |
| firmament | sky |
| Famine | a time when there is not enough food to keep the people and animals alive |
| firmament | sky |
| pentateuch | the book of law |
| pentateuch | the book of law |
| Genesis | " Beginning" |
| covenant | an agreement |
| covenant | an agreement |
| sin | any act or thought that is against the way God wants us to think |
| firmament | sky |
| sin | any act or thought that is against the way God wants us to think |
| pentateuch | the book of law |
| transgression | sin |
| covenant | an agreement |
| scripture | a word used to refer to the old testament or the entire bible |
| sin | any act or thought that is against the way God wants us to think |
| Jenovah | the english translation for one of the Hebrew names meaning "God" (Yaweh) |
| Jenovah | the english translation for one of the Hebrew names meaning "God" (Yaweh) |
| transgression | sin |
| Satan | the most powerful enemy of God, and all people; also called devil, serpent, evil one, prince of this world, father of all lies. |
| Satan | the most powerful enemy of God, and all people; also called devil, serpent, evil one, prince of this world, father of all lies. |
| Curse | God's judgment on something evil |
| Jenovah | the english translation for one of the Hebrew names meaning "God" (Yaweh) |
| Curse | God's judgment on something evil |
| Enmity | hatred or bad feelings that make two people or groups enemies |
| Enmity | hatred or bad feelings that make two people or groups enemies |
| sacrifice | a gift or and offering given to God |
| sacrifice | a gift or and offering given to God |
| tempt | to try to get someone to do something wrong; to test a person to improve his spiritual strength |
| tempt | to try to get someone to do something wrong; to test a person to improve his spiritual strength |
| patriarch | a "ruling father", Abraham, Isaac, Jacob |
| Enmity | hatred or bad feelings that make two people or groups enemies |
| patriarch | a "ruling father", Abraham, Isaac, Jacob |
| nomad | a person who lives in a tent and moves from place to place |
| nomad | a person who lives in a tent and moves from place to place |
| sacrifice | a gift or and offering given to God |
| altar | the place where sacrifices were made to worship God |
| tempt | to try to get someone to do something wrong; to test a person to improve his spiritual strength |
| barren | a word describing a woman who could not have any children, a field that couldn't produce crops, or a tree the didn't bear fruit |
| barren | a word describing a woman who could not have any children, a field that couldn't produce crops, or a tree the didn't bear fruit |
| patriarch | a "ruling father", Abraham, Isaac, Jacob |
| heir | someone who has the right to receive property or position of another person when that person dies |
| heir | someone who has the right to receive property or position of another person when that person dies |
| birthright | a special right of the oldest son in a Hebrew family to receive a double share of the inheritance and the right to rul over the family after his fathers death |
| birthright | a special right of the oldest son in a Hebrew family to receive a double share of the inheritance and the right to rul over the family after his fathers death |
| Exodus | "a going out" |
| Exodus | "a going out" |
| slave | a servant who is owned by his or her master |
| slave | a servant who is owned by his or her master |
| slave | a servant who is owned by his or her master |
| heir | someone who has the right to receive property or position of another person when that person dies |
| wilderness | a large area of land where a few people live |
| birthright | a special right of the oldest son in a Hebrew family to receive a double share of the inheritance and the right to rul over the family after his fathers death |
| bondage | slavery |
| Exodus | "a going out" |
| Pharaoh | the title of the rulers of ancient Egypt |
| slave | a servant who is owned by his or her master |
| Atonement | to make up for a wrong act, to become friends with God again |
| wilderness | a large area of land where a few people live |
| Plaque | anything that causes harm or suffering |
| Plaque | anything that causes harm or suffering |
| bondage | slavery |
| passover | a feast held in memory of God's deliverance of Israel from Egyptian slavery |
| Pharaoh | the title of the rulers of ancient Egypt |
| Unleavened bread | bread without yeast |
| passover | a feast held in memory of God's deliverance of Israel from Egyptian slavery |
| Atonement | to make up for a wrong act, to become friends with God again |
| bitter herbs | a green salad eaten at Passover to remind Israel of the bitterness of their lives as Egyptian slaves |
| Plaque | anything that causes harm or suffering |
| manna | the special food God gave to the Israelites for forty years in the wilderness |
| passover | a feast held in memory of God's deliverance of Israel from Egyptian slavery |
| tabernacle | a portable tent where the Israelites worshipped God |
| Unleavened bread | bread without yeast |
| Ark of God | the Ark of the Covenant; a special wooden chest containing the table of law, a pot of manna,and Aaron's rod; the ark was to show the people of Israel the God was with them. |
| bitter herbs | a green salad eaten at Passover to remind Israel of the bitterness of their lives as Egyptian slaves |
| Sabbath | the weekly day of rest and worship set appart by God |
| manna | the special food God gave to the Israelites for forty years in the wilderness |
| Ark of God | the Ark of the Covenant; a special wooden chest containing the table of law, a pot of manna,and Aaron's rod; the ark was to show the people of Israel the God was with them. |
| tabernacle | a portable tent where the Israelites worshipped God |
| Sabbath | the weekly day of rest and worship set appart by God |
| Ark of God | the Ark of the Covenant; a special wooden chest containing the table of law, a pot of manna,and Aaron's rod; the ark was to show the people of Israel the God was with them. |
| Sabbath | the weekly day of rest and worship set apart by God |
| Adultry | a sexual union between a man and a woman when one or both are married to someone else |
| Covet | to want something very much to have something that belongs to another person |