Sabbath is the day set apart for rest and worship in Jewish life.
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Sackcloth is rough cloth worn in some Bible accounts as a sign of grief or repentance.
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A sacrifice is an offering given in worship; the word can also describe giving up something valuable for another's good.
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A Sadducee was a member of a Jewish group in the time of the New Testament.
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Saint means someone set apart for God.
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Samaria is a region in Bible history and can also name its capital city.
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A Samaritan is a member of the Samaritan community.
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Sanctification means being set apart for God and growing in holiness.
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Sandals are open footwear held on the foot by straps.
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Sanhedrin is a name for a Jewish council.
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Satan means adversary and is used for the opponent of God in biblical teaching.
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A saton is an ancient dry measure; sata is the plural.
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A scribe is someone skilled in writing, copying documents or teaching the law.
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A Scripture passage is a chosen part of the Bible.
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A scroll is a document made from material rolled around itself or rods.
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A seal is a mark used to identify ownership, approval or authority.
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Selah is a word found in several psalms.
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Self-control means pausing and choosing how to act instead of following every impulse.
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Seraphim are heavenly beings in Isaiah's vision; seraph is a singular form.
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A servant is someone who serves another.
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Sexual immorality is a Bible phrase for wrongdoing in sexual relationships.
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A shekel was a unit of weight, often used when weighing silver for payment.
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Sheol is a Hebrew term connected with death and the realm of the dead in the Old Testament.
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