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2. The act of giving something up for the sake of others; Jesus' death is considered the ultimate sacrifice for humanity’s sins.
7. The rising of Jesus from the dead, celebrated on Easter.
9. A form of communication with God, often involving praise, thanksgiving, and requests.
11. Favored by divine grace or made holy.
12. The central figure of Christianity, believed by Christians to be the Son of God and the Savior of humanity.
15. The execution of Jesus by being nailed to a cross, central to Christian faith.
16. A title for Jesus, indicating that he saves humanity from sin.
18. A central Christian value, symbolized by Jesus’ teachings and sacrifice for humanity.
19. The act of feeling remorse for sins and turning away from them, seeking forgiveness.

1. The act of pardoning someone for wrongdoings, a key concept in Christianity.
2. Deliverance from sin and its consequences, achieved through faith in Jesus Christ.
3. The first day of Lent in the Christian calendar, marked by the placing of ashes on the forehead.
4. The day Christians commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus.
5. Refers to the belief that Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection enable salvation for believers.
6. A burial place; Jesus’ body was laid to rest in one of these after his crucifixion and it was later found empty after his resurrection
8. A title for Jesus, who is believed to save people from their sins.
10. A Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
13. Refers to Jesus rising from the dead after his crucifixion.
14. The garden where Jesus prayed before his arrest and crucifixion.
17. The Sunday before Easter, marking Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem.