Biblical Definitions

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1. I just learned about this word translated from a Latin term meaning to "set apart". It is often used to signify those that are like God and therefore holy; in English, it now means "to make holy". Can you name this word? separate sanctify segregate simplify

2. Another interesting Bible word comes from several related Greek words and means "the practice of worshipping idols". About which of the following words did I just learn? idolatry idolasm idolism idolling

3. This word is derived from a Greek verb meaning "to acquit" or "to declare righteous". A noun form of it is used in courtroom settings. What is this word? judgment justification judiciate jubilee

4. Cooking fans should recognize this word that was used as a common Jewish metaphor for "an invisible, pervasive influence". What word would this be? lullaby leaven leviathan lunacy

5. Here's a word that is derived from the Hebrew verb 'marar' which means "to be bitter". What is this word that was given as a gift? manna meal mammon myrrh

6. This emphatic word comes from the Hebrew verb 'salal', meaning "to lift up". We could use this in singing praises to God. What is this word? Selaliah Selah Salve Salome

7. Here's a word with two entirely different meanings, but only one meaning reflects its origin: a Hebrew root word meaning simply "to abstain from food". Which of the following is this word? flush famish famine fast

8. There is a Hebrew word translated from another Hebrew word for "ten". We use this word to describe our giving to the kingdom of God. What is the word? talisman tenfold tithe tenth

9. An interesting, but often misunderstood word, is this Hebrew word that generally means "an agreement between two or more parties". What word am I describing? covenant commandment conference consideration

10. Finally, I am thinking of a Hebrew word meaning "to gather together' or "to pick up". What word is this? glimmer group glean glisten