In the Bible, _____ is a solemn agreement between God and his people.

In the Old Testament there are many accounts of God's _____, which is his forgiveness and love.

_____ is the greatest sign of God's love

The truth that the Son of God, the second Person of the Blessed Trinity, became man and lived among us is the _____.

The word _____ means "good news."

The four Gospels found in the _____ are the most important written accounts of Jesus that we have.

The word _____ means "a viewing together."

The _____ is the Son of God, the most complete expression of God's word.

The presence and guidance of the _____ throughout time is one of the ways that God has expressed his love for humanity.

The Holy Spirit is active in God's plan of _____.

The coming of the Holy Spirit on _____ marks the beginning of the Church.

The Holy Spirit is and has always been the Church's _____ --the source of her strength and all of her gifts.

_____ is God's plan for and protection of all creation.

While _____ was on Mount Sinai for forty days and forty nights, the Israelites forgot their one true God and were worshiping a false god.

In his _____ of salvation for humankind, God promised to send someone who would save human beings from sin.

Following God's laws, the _____, would lead God's people to be faithful to him.

God blessed Abraham and Sarah with a son whom they named _____.

In the Book of _____ we can read about God freeing the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

God promised _____ that his descendants would become a great nation.

God helped _____ to free the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

In the account of God's covenant with _____, God made a promise to humankind that a flood would never again destroy life on earth.

Moses went up to _____ where God told him that the Israelites should worship God alone as their one true GOd, and in return he would make them his special people.

A _____ is a short story with a message.

About thirty years after Jesus Christ's death and Resurrection, a Christian disciple known as _____ wrote the synoptic Gospel considered to be the first of the four Gospels.

_____ is the only Gospel that includes Jesus' parables about the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son.

_____ is the shortest of the four Gospels

_____ contains much poetic language and imagery.

_____ highlights Jesus' Jewish heritage.

In Matthew's Gospel, because Jesus teaches people how to follow God's laws in the "Sermon on the Mount, " Jesus is shown to be a "new _____."

The _____ is the central mystery of our Catholic faith.

The _____ states, "You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind....You shall love your neighbor as yourself." Matthew 22: 37,39

Reading from the _____ about Jesus' life helps us to understand the mystery of the Blessed Trinity.

_____ is the sharing of the good news of Jesus Christ and the love of God with all people, in every circumstance of life.

In the _____, we pray, "In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit."

The _____ that we receive, a sharing in God's life, unites us to the Blessed Trinity and to all the other believers who share in God's life, too.

_____ taught that we must even love people who are difficult to like.

Each time we speak and act in ways that reflect God's love, we _____.

_____ wrote that the Church actually exists to evangelize.

The words _____ express the relationship between the three Divine Persons of the Blessed Trinity.

The Gospels reveal that God the Son became man and lived among us in the person of _____.

The Gospels reveal that God the Father was at work in everything _____ said and did.

The Gospels reveal that _____empowered Jesus to teach and to share God's love.