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2. Disobedience by the first human beings.
4. The forgiveness of sins and restoration of friendship with God.
7. Forms of expression such as history, hymns, letters, metaphor and simile, poetry and proverbs.
8. Christ's work of redemption accomplished principally by His Passion, death, Resurrection and glorious Ascension.
11. The salvation won for us by Jesus by His paying the price of His own sacrificial death on the Cross.
14. Biblical revelation about the reality of sin in human history.
16. A habitual gift of God's own divine life.
19. Image used by the Church for Mary, the Mother of Christ.
20. Jesus Christ paid the price of His own sacrificial death on the cross to ransom us and to set us free from the slavery of sin.
21. The inner harmony of the human person and the harmony between man and woman.

1. This grace was to share in divine life.
3. The discipline of spiritual self-examination; the practice of looking for the presence and the workings of the Spirit in one's life.
5. The act by which the eternal God gave a beginning to all that exists outside of himself.
6. A spiritual, personal and immortal creature with intelligence and free will who glorifies God without ceasing.
9. The subject of human consciousness and freedom each created by God
10. An offense against God as well as against reason, truth and right conscience.
12. The first Gospel: the passage in Genesis that first announces the promise of the Messiah.
13. Image for Christ used by St. Paul to help people to understand the role of Jesus Christ in God's plan for the redemption of all from the effects of original sin.
15. The symbolic description of the condition of our first parents before the fall, who lived in a state of friendship with God.
17. One of the three theological virtues through which a person both desires and expects the fulfillment of God's promises of things to come.
18. Comes from the Latin word "gratia" which means "free."