| Clue | 'A'Word or Name |
|---|
| The first man according to Genesis | |
| Worshipped in both ancient Greek and Roman religions, he's an Olympian deity and the son of Zeus. | |
| A name for God used by some religions, including Muslims | |
| God made a covenant with this patriarch of the Israelites. | |
| Heavenly beings that sometimes serve as messengers from God or as guardians. | |
| Boat built by Noah | |
| A religious denomination known for simple living, plain dress, and reluctance to adopt modern conveniences | |
| The twelve men specially chosen by Jesus. | |
| An Aramaic word for father used by some when addressing God | |
| Forgiveness of sins pronounced by a priest in the Sacrament of Reconciliation | |
| A sacred chest described in the Bible as containing the Tablets of Stone on which the Ten Commandments were inscribed | |
| A bishop of an elevated rank who presides over other bishops in a well defined district | |
| A Greek word for love that is found in the New Testament encompassing love for all humanity | |
| The term for Jesus' rising to Heaven | |
| In Hinduism, it is the earthly descent, incarnation, or manifestation of God | |
| Ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty | |
| Egyptian god of embalming and the dead; he has the body of a man and the head of a jackal | |
| New Testament book which follows the gospels and contains Saul's conversion. | |
| Fisherman who was Peter's brother who also became an apostle. | |
| Christian holy day celebrating holy men and women who have died. Celebrated November 1 in Western churches. | |
| Egyptian gods are often depicted holding this symbol of a cross with a loop; known as the 'key of life' or 'key of the Nile' | |
| From Latin meaning 'coming', the period of time for reflection & prayer beginning four Sundays before Christmas. | |
| Yom Kippur is also known as the Day of _______. | |
| The feast commemorating the angel Gabriel appearing to Mary to tell her that she would bear God's son | |
| This word, usually found at the end of a prayer, is an affirmation of faith and belief. | |
| Belief that everything in the universe, e.g., humans, animals, plant life, rocks, etc. contain a life force, soul or spirit | |
| Events as described in the Book of Revelation; the Four Horsemen of the ___________ | |
| The day of fasting and prayer that begins the Lenten season | |
| A.D. is an abbreviation for this Latin term meaning 'year of our Lord'. | |
| One who assists the celebrant in liturgical rites. | |
| Islamic call to prayer | |
| Man killed by his brother Cain. | |
| An Islamic scholar | |
| A European Christian movement at the time of the Protestant Reformation; Mennonites can trace their origins to this group | |
| The act of prostration by a Muslim during which seven parts of the body are to touch the ground: the forehead, palms, knees and big toes | |
| Hindu goddess of cooking and food | |
| A collection of books included in the Catholic and Greek Orthodox Bibles which were removed during the Protestant Reformation and therefore not included in the Protestant Bible. | |
| This woman was a prophetess who lived in the temple at Jerusalem and rejoiced at seeing baby Jesus. | |
| This Christmas carol, sometimes thought of as a lullabye or cradle hymn, describes baby Jesus in the stable. | |
| What the letters stand for in the A.M.E. Church founded by the Rev. Richard Allen in Philadelphia in 1816 | |
| Islamic New Year and holy day that recalls the trek by Mohammed and his followers to Medina | |
| A Hindu term for a religious retreat center where a student can learn under the guidance of a guru | |
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