Words Christians Should Know

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  1. 5. the Christian sacrament commemorating the Last Supper of Jesus, involving the partaking of bread and wine. (Greek: "eucharistia" - εὐχαριστία)
  2. 6. a Christian sacrament symbolizing purification and initiation into the faith, often by immersion in water. (Greek: "baptisma" - βάπτισμα)
  3. 9. a Hebrew expression meaning "Praise the Lord," used in joyful worship.
  4. 10. the reconciliation between God and humanity, accomplished through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. (Greek: "katallagē" - καταλλαγή)
  5. 12. the sharing in the body and blood of Christ, symbolized by bread and wine. (Greek: "koinonia" - κοινωνία)
  6. 13. the divine splendor, majesty, and perfection attributed to God.
  7. 14. a state of humiliation or dishonor due to sin or moral failure, often resulting in repentance.
  8. 17. the act of expressing admiration or gratitude toward God, typically in song or words.
  9. 18. the invocation of divine favor upon someone or something.
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  1. 1. the spreading of the Christian gospel and the call to repentance and faith in Christ. (Greek: "euangelion" - εὐαγγέλιον)
  2. 2. the turning away from sin and turning toward God, often marked by sorrow and a desire for change. (Greek: "metanoia" - μετάνοια)
  3. 3. belief in and trust in God, often associated with salvation and righteousness. (Greek: "pistis" - πίστις)
  4. 4. a follower of Jesus, one who learns from Him and imitates His life. (Greek: "mathētēs" - μαθητής)
  5. 7. deliverance from sin and its consequences, granted by God through Jesus Christ. (Greek: "sōtēria" - σωτηρία)
  6. 8. a declaration of divine favor, often used in the context of the blessings in the Sermon on the Mount.
  7. 11. the act of giving reverence and adoration to God, often including prayer and rituals.
  8. 12. a formal agreement between God and His people, often involving promises and obligations. (Hebrew: "berith" - בְּרִית)
  9. 15. a Hebrew word meaning "so be it," used to affirm the truth or validity of a statement or prayer.
  10. 16. the unmerited, unearned favor of God, particularly in salvation. (Greek: "charis" - χάρις)
  11. 19. the process by which a believer is made holy and set apart for God’s purposes. (Greek: "hagiasmos" - ἁγιασμός)