Unit 2 Reith

5. Hebrew for “anointed.” Anointing was the Old Testament ritual used to commission a person for a special task.
7. The wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac.
10. The commission of the Original Sin by Adam and Eve,
13. tall building proposed by the Hamites in order to “make a name for themselves”
16. The Mosaic Law, encapsulated as the Ten Commandments
17. From the Greek prophetes, meaning one who “speaks for.” One who speaks to the people for God.
18. As an infant, he was adopted by Pharaoh’s daughter and brought up in Pharaoh’s court
19. The younger of Isaac and Rebekah’s twin sons, he tricked his brother into giving him his inheritance and his father
20. Name applied to the Virgin Mary
21. Greek for “going out”; the liberation of the Hebrew people from slavery in Egypt into the promised land by the saving acts of God
22. The great prophet who guided the reforms of Hezekiah. His prophecies often refer to the coming of the Messiah.

1. Temporary leaders appointed by God before the time of the monarchy to lead the people of Israel when enemies oppressed them; also, the name of an Old Testament book relating the history of Israel during this period.
2. from the Greek proto, meaning “first,” and evangelion, meaning
3. The four letters, of the divine name in Hebrew
4. Adam and Eve’s first son and murderer of his brothe
5. Suffering that Christ suffered
6. he great deluge that destroyed the world by water, from which only Noah, his family, and animals representative of each species escaped
8. In ancient times, the leader of the Egyptians
9. The worship or adoration due to God alone paid to images “made with hands” or any created object. This is forbidden by the First Commandment
11. From the Greek prophetein, meaning to “speak for” or to “speak forth.”
12. Isiah said God would achieve his own final victory by his own ___
13. The fundamental laws given by God to Moses at Sinai that govern divine and human relationships.
14. The righteous man who, with his fa
15. From the Greek for “ten words