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Omnipotent
All powerful
Omniscient
All seeing/knowing
Omnipresent
Present in all things
Sin
An action that moves you away from G-d
Salvation
The state of being saved from sin
Atonement
At oneness with G-d
Liturgical worship
Worship with set prayers and order
Non liturgical worship
Worship without set prayers and order
Adoration
Saying how G-d is all powerful in prayer
Confession
Apologising and asking for forgiveness
Thanksgiving
Thanking G-d
Supplication
Humbly asking G-d for something
Intercession
Speaking to G-d on someone else’s behalf
Petition
Asking G-d for something
Sacrament
An action that brings you closer to G-d
Transubstantiation
The belief that that the bread and wine actually become the body and blood when they are blessed
Consubstantiation
The belief that the bread and wine is only a symbol and remains bread and wine when it is blessed
Evangelism
Following the commandment to spread the word of G-d, sharing your faith
Reconciliation
Restoring peoples' relationships
Persecution
Hostility and ill-treatment because of race, religion, or political beliefs
Shekhinah
The divine presence of G-d
Mitzvah
Laws in Judaism, there are 613
Shiva
A mourning process after burial
Shloshim
A mourning process after Shiva
Gan Eden
Paradise/heaven
Sheol
Where souls wait and are cleansed
Messiah
Anointed one
Covenant
An agreement between G-d and someone on earth
Mishpat
Actions taken to correct injustice
Tsedaqah
Righteousness/charity
Tikkun olam
Healing the world
Pikuach Nefesh
The obligation to save a life
Melachot
The 39 things forbidden on Shabbat
Shul
Synagogue (school)
Aron Hakodesh
An ark in the synagogue that the seats face
Ner Tamid
A light in the synagogue kept constantly burning
Bimah
A reading stand in the synagogue
Minyan
A group of ten adults (men in orthodox) that are required for certain liturgical prayers
Siddur
A prayer book in the synagogue
Chazzan
The person who leads and organizes the music and sung prayers in a service
Mezuzah
Parchment inscribed with certain Torah verses, kept on doorframes
