RS key words

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