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| title of Jesus, from Gospel of John, 23rd Psalm (connected to pastor) |
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| "good news" of salvation, also refers to religious music |
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4 books of the New Testament: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
anything undisputably true called "gospel truth" |
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| the handwriting on the wall |
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refers to an impending misfortune
recalls story of Daniel, saw writing that told of the king's imminent murder |
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| He that is not with me is against me |
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| Teaching of Jesus, says indifference is the same as opposition |
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| belief of Father and the Son combined in the Holy Spirit/ Holy Ghost |
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| place of great grace or beauty, where God dwells, something extremely enjoyable |
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| language of Israel and the Old Testament |
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where Satan and devils live, place of pain and torment.
refers to painful situation, place of heat and fire. |
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| Israili prophet, foretold coming of the Messiah |
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| Name given to Jacob after he wrestled God, name of Israeli kingdom |
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Esau traded his birthright for pottage because he was hungry, and his brother Jacob got it.
trade for a mess of pottage = bad bargain |
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| seen by Jacob in a ladder, had a vision where God blessed him and promised to lead him to the Promised Land |
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| aka God, means "I am that I am" or "I am the one who is" |
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Israili prophet
jeremiad = long lamentation or angry denunciation |
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| holy city of Jews, Muslims, and Christians. Means "city of peace", called Zion, site of Jesus's life |
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