Easter

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Across
  1. 3. (n) a wooden structure used for execution; symbolizes Jesus’s death in Christian tradition.
  2. 5. (n) a sweet treat often shaped into eggs or bunnies for Easter.
  3. 7. (n) the act of coming back to life after death; central to the Easter story.
  4. 10. (n) a group of people related by blood or affection; often gather together on Easter.
  5. 11. (n) a common symbol of new life; often decorated or hidden during Easter.
  6. 13. (n) a place where a body is buried, often a stone chamber; where Jesus was laid before rising.
  7. 15. (n) a feeling of expectation and desire for positive outcomes; a theme of Easter.
  8. 16. (n) a strong feeling of happiness; a key emotion in Easter traditions.
Down
  1. 1. (n) an extraordinary event that cannot be explained by natural laws.
  2. 2. (n) a spiritual being, often shown as a messenger; said to appear at the tomb on Easter.
  3. 4. (n) a process of being born again or starting fresh; symbolic of spring and Easter.
  4. 6. (n) a period of 40 days before Easter, marked by reflection and giving something up.
  5. 8. (n) the season during which Easter occurs; often linked with themes of renewal.
  6. 9. (n) a joyful gathering or activity to mark a special occasion.
  7. 11. (n) a Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus; also a time of spring festivities.
  8. 12. (n) a common decoration during Easter; represents life and growth.
  9. 14. (n) a symbol of Easter; said to deliver eggs and treats.