📖 Bible Vocabulary A

📖 Bible Vocabulary A–Z

Letter	Biblical Word	Meaning
A	Ark	The boat Noah built to save his family and the animals.
B	Bethlehem	The birthplace of Jesus Christ.
C	Covenant	A special promise or agreement made by God.
D	Disciple	A follower of Jesus Christ.
E	Eden	The beautiful garden where Adam and Eve first lived.
F	Faith	Trusting and believing in God.
G	Grace	God's undeserved love and favor.
H	Heaven	God's dwelling place and the eternal home of believers.
I	Israel	God's chosen nation in the Old Testament.
J	Jerusalem	The holy city where Jesus was crucified and resurrected.
K	King	A ruler, such as King David or King Solomon.
L	Lamb	A symbol of sacrifice; Jesus is called the Lamb of God.
M	Messiah	The promised Savior, Jesus Christ.
N	Nazareth	The town where Jesus grew up.
O	Olive	A symbol of peace and blessing in the Bible.
P	Prayer	Talking and listening to God.
Q	Queen	A female ruler, such as Queen Esther.
R	Resurrection	Jesus rising from the dead on the third day.
S	Salvation	God's gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ.
T	Temple	A place where God's people worshiped Him.
U	Unity	Believers living together in love and peace.
V	Vine	Jesus said, "I am the true vine."
W	Worship	Praising, honoring, and serving God.
X	Xerxes	The Persian king in the Book of Esther.
Y	Yoke	A symbol Jesus used to describe following Him.
Z	Zion	Another name for Jerusalem or God's holy city.

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