The inspired Word of God; the Bible containing Old and New Testaments.

Any thought, action, or condition that separates humans from God’s perfect will.

The branch of theology dealing with salvation, its process, and its effects.

The portable sanctuary God instructed Israel to build as a place of worship in the wilderness.

The holy place in Jerusalem where God’s presence dwelled and sacrifices were made in the Old Testament.

The study of God and religious belief, broadly covering all aspects of the Christian faith.

A visible or direct manifestation of God to humans (e.g., the burning bush in Exodus).

The Christian doctrine that God is one Being in three Persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Reverent honour and homage offered to God, including praise, prayer, and a life dedicated to Him.

The study of ‘last things,’ including the Second Coming of Christ, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul.