The Beatitudes are Jesus' sayings that begin with blessed.
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Beersheba is a place name linked in Genesis with a well and an oath.
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Begotten is a traditional English word used in some translations about sonship.
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Behold is an older way to say look, notice or pay attention.
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Bethlehem is a town associated with David and with Jesus' birth.
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The Bible is a collection of books that Christians read as Scripture.
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A blessing can be words asking for God's care, or a good gift received from him.
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Body of Christ is a picture Paul uses for the church.
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Bread of life is a title Jesus uses for himself.
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A breastplate is armor worn over the chest.
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A centurion was an officer in the Roman army, usually associated with commanding a unit of soldiers.
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Chaff is the light husk or other dry material separated from useful grain.
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A chapter is a numbered section of a Bible book.
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A chariot was a wheeled vehicle pulled by horses.
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A cherub is a heavenly being described in certain Bible passages; cherubim is the plural.
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A choenix was a dry measure used for grain.
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Christ is a title meaning the Anointed One.
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A Christian is a person who follows Jesus Christ.
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In the New Testament, church usually means a community of people who follow Jesus.
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Circumcision is a bodily practice involving removal of a small piece of skin, connected with the covenant in Jewish tradition.
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A cistern is a storage space for collected water.
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A city gate is an entrance through a city's wall.
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In some Bible laws, clean and unclean describe a person's or object's ritual status.
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