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- 4. The concept of being born again spiritually or experiencing a renewed sense of purpose or vitality, often associated with Easter and the resurrection of Jesus.
- 7. A symbol of new life and fertility, decorated and exchanged during Easter as a tradition representing the resurrection of Jesus.
- 8. A symbol of Easter, often depicted as a friendly rabbit associated with the tradition of delivering colourful eggs to children on Easter Sunday.
- 9. A joyful exclamation or expression of praise, commonly used in Christian liturgy and hymns, particularly during Easter, to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus.
- 11. The deliverance from sin and its consequences, believed by Christians to be achieved through faith in Jesus Christ and his sacrificial death and resurrection.
- 12. A religious symbol representing the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his sacrifice, widely used in Christianity as a sign of faith and redemption.
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- 1. The act of pardoning or absolving someone of wrongdoing, a central theme of Easter, reflecting the Christian belief in God's mercy and grace through Jesus Christ.
- 2. The season following winter, associated with new life, growth, and renewal, often coinciding with the celebration of Easter.
- 3. The joyous observance or commemoration of an event, such as Easter, marked by gatherings, feasting, and religious rituals.
- 5. The process of starting anew, rejuvenation, or revitalization, often symbolized during Easter by the themes of rebirth and resurrection.
- 6. The central figure of Christianity, believed by Christians to be the Son of God and the savior of humanity, whose teachings and life serve as the foundation of Christian faith.
- 10. The period of 40 days leading up to Easter, observed by many Christians through fasting, repentance, and spiritual reflection, symbolizing Jesus' 40 days in the wilderness.