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- 1. Testament The twenty seven books of the Bible that relate the experiences of God through Jesus and the early Church.
- 6. The second book in the Old Testament that tells the story of the escape of the Israelite people from slavery in Egypt under the leadership of Moses.
- 8. The first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy.
- 11. The fore-fathers that formed the origins of the twelve tribes of the Israelite nation.
- 13. A literary form that uses visions and symbols relating to the future.
- 14. Testament The forty six books of the Bible that relate the experiences of God by the people of Israel before the coming of Jesus.
- 15. The name of ‘God’ revealed to Moses meaning “I am who am”.
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- 2. The conquest of Jerusalem in 587BC and the removal of the Jewish leaders into the land of Babylon.
- 3. Meaning “with the same eye”, used to describe the first three Gospels because of their similarities.
- 4. A person called by God to speak on God’s behalf.
- 5. The prophesied ‘Anointed One’ who was to save the world by restoring the relationship between humanity and God.
- 7. The event where Jesus rose from the dead overcaming the power of death by God’s saving power.
- 9. Form A style of writing chosen by an author to express meaning. Examples include story, poetry, letters, gospels and proverbs.
- 10. The rule of a nation by royalty. The period when Israel was ruled by a King beginning with King Saul and ending with the Exile.
- 12. The announcement of the good news of the victory of Jesus over sin and evil and establishing the Kingdom of God.