Across
- 3. The day the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples.
- 4. A simple story used by Jesus to teach a moral lesson.
- 8. The final book of the Bible.
- 9. Brother of Moses and the first high priest.
- 10. The Old Testament character who endured severe trials.
- 12. Apostle to the Gentiles and writer of many epistles.
- 15. The prophet who succeeded Elijah.
- 16. Jacob's son sold into slavery by his brothers.
- 17. The leader who parted the Red Sea.
- 18. Prophet taken to heaven in a chariot of fire.
- 20. The Egyptian ruler during the Exodus.
- 21. Son of Abraham and Sarah.
- 22. Reconciliation between God and humanity through sacrifice.
- 24. The second book of the Bible.
- 25. Unmerited favour and love from God.
- 27. He wrestled with an angel and was renamed Israel.
- 29. Called the father of many nations.
- 30. The fifth book of the Bible meaning "second law."
- 32. Movable tent where Israel worshipped before the Temple.
- 34. The hometown of Jesus.
- 37. The creature that tempted Eve.
- 40. A letter written by an apostle in the New Testament.
Down
- 1. The river where Jesus was baptised.
- 2. Old Testament book reflecting on the meaning of life.
- 5. The region where Jesus performed many miracles.
- 6. The town where Jesus was born.
- 7. A day of rest commanded by God.
- 11. The ten moral laws given to Moses.
- 13. The third book of the Bible, containing laws for Israel.
- 14. The promised saviour and deliverer.
- 16. The disciple who betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver.
- 19. A sacred promise or agreement made by God.
- 20. The disciple known as the Rock.
- 23. The man who built the ark.
- 26. Messengers chosen by God to speak to His people.
- 28. The giant defeated by David.
- 29. The sacred chest holding the Ten Commandments.
- 30. Another term for the great flood in Noah's time.
- 31. The hill where Jesus was crucified.
- 33. The first book of the Bible.
- 35. The twelve men sent out by Jesus.
- 36. The instrument King David played.
- 38. The garden where Adam and Eve lived.
- 39. Compassion shown towards someone deserving punishment.
