Chapter 4

6. Another name for the thanksgiving offering in ancient Israelite worship.
7. Another name for God’s central moral laws given to Moses.
10. A sacred chest that symbolized God’s presence among His people.
11. A rebellious fallen angel who opposes God and tempts humanity.
12. The lingering pull toward sin that remains even after Baptism.
14. The most sacred part of the Temple, once housing the Ark.
15. A Hebrew term referring to breath or spirit.
17. A saint honored for teachings that help the Church understand the Faith.
18. A feast remembering God sparing Israel’s firstborn and freeing them from Egypt.
19. God’s foundational rules that guide our relationship with Him and others.
20. God making His presence visibly or powerfully known to humans.
23. The God-given ability to think, choose, and love like Him.

1. A thanksgiving sacrifice involving bread and wine in worship.
2. Israel’s central place of worship built to honor God’s presence.
3. A heavenly protector assigned to each person.
4. The mistaken idea that humanity came from more than one original couple.
5. A familiar, childlike way of addressing God as Father.
8. The tribe chosen to serve in worship and assist priests in Israel.
9. A holy place where God’s presence dwells and sacred items are kept.
10. A non-physical being who serves God and delivers His messages to people.
13. Moral truth discoverable by human reason that guides us to live well.
16. God’s first promise of a Savior after the Fall.
21. The fallen condition inherited from the first humans’ disobedience.
22. Rulers of ancient Egypt who were treated like divine beings.