A parable is a teaching story or comparison.
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Passover is the Jewish festival remembering Israel's rescue from slavery in Egypt.
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Pasture is land where animals feed.
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Patience means bearing with waiting, frustration or another person's needs without rushing to harm.
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Peace can mean the absence of conflict, but Bible language also connects it with well-being and wholeness.
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Peniel, also spelled Penuel, is the place name Jacob gives after his mysterious encounter.
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Pentecost is a name for a Jewish festival also associated with the Feast of Weeks.
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A Pharisee was a member of a Jewish religious movement concerned with living according to God's law.
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A phylactery is a small case containing Scripture, worn in Jewish prayer; tefillin is the Jewish name commonly used.
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A plow is a farming tool that turns or opens soil before planting.
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Praetorium can mean a governor's headquarters or, in another setting, the guard associated with it.
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Praise means expressing admiration and appreciation.
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Prayer is turning toward God: speaking, listening and bringing our lives before him.
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Pride can mean healthy satisfaction in good work, but biblical warnings often mean self-importance that looks down on others.
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A priest is a person appointed for responsibilities in worship, including offerings in ancient Israel.
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A promise is a commitment to do something or be faithful to someone.
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Promised land means the land promised to Abram and his descendants in the biblical covenant story.
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Prophecy is a message presented as coming from God.
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A prophet is someone called to speak God's message.
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Prophetess is a word for a woman who speaks God's message.
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A proverb is a short saying that offers wisdom.
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A psalm is a song or prayer in the Bible's collection called Psalms.
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Psalm headings are short labels attached to some psalms.
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