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| The ultimate rejection of one's former religious belief or practice |
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| Letters addressed not to specific churches but to Christians generally. |
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| The laws given by God to Moses at Mount Sinai |
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| Letter written in the late first or second century from Rome addressed to the church in Corinth and intended to address disputes over leadership. |
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| An anonymous Christian manual dealing with doctrine, ethics, and church practice |
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| Men originally skilled in copying texts who, after the exile and into Jesus' day, were scholars skilled in teaching, copying, and interpreting Jewish law for the people |
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| The ultimate enemy of Christ who appears prior to Christ's second coming, only to be defeated |
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| A Greek and Hebrew term meaning "true" or "truthfully", put at the end of prayers. |
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| A Hebrew word meaning Mount Megiddo, used to designate the place where the last great battle of the ages will take place |
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| A formal expression of praise, offering glory and honor to God |
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| God's final judgment of humanity at the end of the Millennium |
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| Later term meaning a thousand-year period of thime |
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