A common word for God used in the Bible.

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The state of Adam and Eve before sin. This was for people to share in God's life.

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The main gifts is for people not to have to suffer and die. Also guaranteed inner harmony for the human person.

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The name for the fallen angel who refused to accept God or His Kingdom. Also known as Satan or the Evil One.

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The capacity to choose among alternatives.

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The sin of disobedience committed by Adam and Eve that resulted in their lose of original holiness and original justice and their becoming subjects of sin and death. Everyone is born into this state.

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Describes Adam and expulsion from the Garden of Eden into exile because of their disobedience.

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Latin word meaning "First Gospel"

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Fathers of Faith. Abraham, Issac, and Jacob.

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The surgical removal of the male foreskin. The physical sign of the covenant between God and Abraham.

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The first name given by the biblical authors to the Chosen People.

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The term for the people who lived or were born in Judea.

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After God changed Jacob's name to Israel, his descendants were known as (a)   .

A sacred feast that first occurred prior to God's saving the Israelites from the Egyptians. The angel of death "passed over" the houses with the lamb's blood on their doorposts and lintels.

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The descendants of the twelve sons of Jacob.

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The covenant God made with His Chosen People through Moses on Mount Sinai. Gave the Israelites the law. Bound the Chosen People with God.

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Summarizes the law and serves as a basic guide.

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The portable sanctuary in which the Jews carried the Ark of the Covenant throughout their travels in the desert.

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An agreement between two people or a person or peoples and God.

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