Across
- 2. This word is often represented by red, tying it to hearts and the holiday spirit.
- 5. The Greek word here is pneuma, which is also sometimes translated as spirit, wind, or breath.
- 7. Is a metaphor creatively used to represent life's trials and challenges in many Christian teachings.
- 8. If you grew up in Sweden in the 1970s, this word would mean something very different than what it means to a Jewish child who grew up speaking Aramaic.
- 9. Many stories in the New Testament involve individuals experiencing this after encountering Jesus.
- 10. This word describes the role given by God to many leaders in the Bible, such as David and Solomon.
- 12. These are instructions or guidelines from God, often mentioned in Psalms as something to follow diligently.
- 14. This term is commonly associated with a day of rest and worship.
- 16. This word is often represented by a dove or an olive branch.
- 17. This is a short, powerful word that appears frequently in the Bible and is central to the Christian message, symbolizing trust in God's promises.
- 18. In Matthew 23:11-12, Jesus teaches that this word comes through humility and service. "The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ among you shall be your servant.
- 22. This word reflects God’s role in guiding, delivering, and keeping people from harm.
- 23. If you close your eyes and imagine someone who would lay down their life for you, you're thinking of one of these.
- 25. This word is the Hebrew word from the first word (Hear) of the prayer, "Hear, O Israel" found in Matthew 12:28 and Deuteronomy 6:4.
Down
- 1. This term is often used to describe a prophesied figure who will bring salvation or liberation.
- 3. They are individuals chosen by God to communicate His message to the people, often concerning future events or divine will.
- 4. The disciples frequently addressed Jesus in this way when they were confused or needed help understanding His teachings (e.g., Mark 4:38 when they wake Him during the storm).
- 6. It’s a short word but carries immense emotional weight. In the Bible, it’s often described as a fruit of the Spirit.
- 7. This word refers to a holy or sacred place often mentioned in religious texts.
- 11. This word is closely related to one of Jesus’ miracles involving healing through speech.
- 13. This was a common occupation during Bible times.
- 15. According to John, this is a key to the branches bearing fruit.
- 16. This term describes a role involving mediation between God and people, often associated with making offerings or sacrifices.
- 19. In Paul’s famous chapter on love (1 Corinthians 13), this word is one of the three remaining things.
- 20. In Romans, Paul says this has been groaning in labour pains until now.
- 21. Similar words to this word would include "everlasting" or "perpetual."
- 24. This is what we experience when something fills us with great joy.