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Horizontal: 4. A place where they live or stop in winter (Acts 27:12).
5. Human reasoning about the meaning of being (Colossians 2: 8).
6. Lattice (Exodus 27: 4).
8. A person who has great knowledge of something (Acts 26: 3).
11. What Jacob limped on (Genesis 32:31).
13. The goddess who was considered the patroness of Ephesus (Acts 19:28).
15. Strong crying caused by grief, mental suffering (Jeremiah 31:16).
20. What the Law of the Medes and Persians did not allow (Daniel 6:12).
21. The city in which Peter resurrected a Christian named Tabitha (Acts 9:36, 40).
23. The Hebrew name Esther (Esther 2: 7).
24. The slave, "who received only one ... went and hid the silver coins of his master, burying them in the ground" (Matthew 25:18).

Vertical: 1. The former name of the city of Dan (Judges 18:29).
2. That which was swollen by an adulterous wife who drank water was “a curse” (Numbers 5:22). 3. “And the stork under heaven knows its certain times, and the turtledove, and ..., and the crane watch the time when they fly in” (Jeremiah 8: 7).
7. The valley in which King Josiah burned “all the things that were done for Baal and for Astarte and for all the host of heaven” (2 Kings 23: 4).
9. One of the cities in which Philip “proclaimed the good news” (Acts 8:40).
10. “On the day Lot went out of Sodom, fire fell from the sky and ... and they destroyed all” (Luke 17:29).
12. The sister of Herod Agrippa II (Acts 25:13).
14. A city in Galatia, in which, after the ministry of Paul and Barnabas, “a great multitude of Jews and Greeks became believers” (Acts 14: 1).
15. The firstborn of Jacob (Genesis 35:23).
16. Something external that produces a deceptive impression (Colossians 2:23).
17. A document with a signature confirming receipt of something (Luke 16: 6).
18. “After Jesus again crossed over in another boat ... another great crowd gathered together” (Mark 5:21).
19. The city, according to Jesus, “kills the prophets and stone those who were sent to him” (Matthew 23:37).
22. One of the books of the Bible written by Moses.

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Horizontal: 1. The harlot from Jericho (Joshua 2: 1).
4. One of the components of the fruit of the spirit (Galatians 5:22).
5. The port city of Pamphylia (Acts 14:25).
7. "Old women ... defiling the holy, reject" (1 Timothy 4: 7).
10. In the 1st century AD e. Roman province in southern Greece with a capital in Corinth (2 Corinthians 1: 1). 16. The fact that David “let go of his beard” when he pretended to be mad before the king of Geth (1 Samuel 21:12, 13).
17. “You crossed the Jordan and came to Jericho. And the inhabitants of Jericho, the Amorites, and Fezerei, and the Canaanites, and the Hittites, and Gergeses, and ..., and Jebusites fought with you, but I delivered them into your hands ”(Joshua 24:11).
18. Lies (Proverbs 12:17).
20. The remainder, a reminder of something that has disappeared (Daniel 2:35).
22. Jesus healed “all ... and all weaknesses that people had” (Matthew 4:23).
24. Support, joy (Colossians 4:11).
26. "... whom you saw with two horns, these are the kings of Media and Persia" (Daniel 8:20).
28. The young man resurrected by Paul (Acts 20: 9).
30. “Do not harness the unequal ... with unbelievers” (2 Corinthians 6:14).
31. “God said to Noah: ... all flesh has come before me” (Genesis 6:13).
32. “... the host of the Lord said unto Jesus, Take off your shoes from your feet, for the place where you stand is holy” (Joshua 5:15). 33. Jewish measure of liquids (Ezekiel 45:10).
34. “... he will reign in truth, and the princes will rule in law” (Isaiah 32: 1).

Vertical: 1. He who catches fish (Isaiah 19: 8).
2. “The poor ... dipped more than all who dipped money in vessels” (Mark 12:43).
3. The young man (Judges 8:20).
6. What Jacob compared the short life of a man (James 4:14).
8. Manna was like something “croupy, small, like ... on the earth” (Exodus 16:14).
9. Evening meal (Luke 17: 8).
11. What Jesus said to the disciples during the Easter dinner: “Take and eat. It means my body ”(Matthew 26:26).
12. “The sun and moon will be darkened and the stars will lose ... theirs” (Joel 3:15).
13. A vessel for scooping up water from a well (John 4:11).
14. The feeling of suffering (Romans 9: 2).
15. Ezra "was ... knowledgeable in the law of Moses" (Ezra 7: 6).
19. One who is sent somewhere with urgent news (Jeremiah 51:31).
21. Secret message to a representative of the authorities containing a charge (Jeremiah 20:10).
23. A fenced piece of land at the house (John 18:15).
25. The Lamb (Exodus 12: 5).
27. An island in the Mediterranean Sea (Acts 27:13).
29. The burden, the yoke (Jeremiah 3:27).

Bible crossword number 3
Horizontal: 2. A city whose inhabitants behaved like sodomites (Judges 19: 15-25).
4. How many months did Judah Jephthah’s daughter mourn over her virginity? (Judges 11:37, 38).
6. The sister of Laban (Genesis 24:29).
9. Dubrava (Genesis 13:18).
11. Fear, fear (Hebrews 12:21).
12. The old Russian pronoun of the middle gender.
17. The later name of Bela (Genesis 14: 2).
20. This, unlike bodily exercise, is all good (1 Timothy 4: 8).
22. Always liars, evil beasts, lazy wombs (Titus 1:12).
23. They stole the cattle of Job and killed his servants (Job 1:15).
25. God expands this through Christians (2 Corinthians 2:14).
27. The same as vyya.
28. In addition to the three-year-old calf, the three-year-old goat, the three-year-old ram and the young pigeon, Abram cut it in half, as Jehovah commanded (Genesis 15: 9, 10).
29. Belongings for service in the Jerusalem temple (1 Kings 7:23).
30. That which cannot be repaid for evil (Romans 12:17).
31. A bag in which there should not be “double weights” (Deuteronomy 25:13).
32. The word of the apostates will spread like / this disease (2 Timothy 2:17).
33. King of Judah.

Vertical: 1. The people who inhabited Canaan.
3. The Well (Heb.) (Numbers 21:16).
5. The name of Joseph's wife, whom Pharaoh gave him (Genesis 41:45).
7. The son of Salah, father of Pelec (Genesis 11: 14-16).
8. The tribe, together with the Canaanites, drove the Israelite murmurs even to Horma (Numbers 14:45). 10. Anointed.
13. What the corvan is (Mark 7:11).
14. What you need to cherish (Ephesians 5:16).
15. This is the form of the great city, holy Jerusalem, which John saw in a vision (obsolete) (Revelation 21:16).
16. The Ammonite slave that impeded the restoration of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 2:10).
18. One of three people who would save only their souls with their righteousness (Ezekiel 14:14, 20).
19. The rich compares his estate with this; he who destroys this will sting the serpent (Proverbs 18:11; Ecclesiastes 10: 8).
21. The Son of Homer (Genesis 10: 3).
24. Whoever does not knowingly do this is a sin (James 4:17).
26. That which Solomon laid upon the Israelites, and Jesus Christ offered people to take over (1 Kings 12: 4; Matthew 11:29).
27. One of the closest executors of David's orders is the Garahite (2 Samuel 23:33).
29. The fruit of the spirit (Galatians 5:22).

Bible Crossword Number 4
Horizontal: 2. Balaam's Father (Numbers 22: 5).
7. Locked device (1 Kings 4:13).
8. The altar (2 Chronicles 26:16; Psalm 50:21).
9. The king of Judah, the successor of Abijah, who stripped his mother of the title of queen because she made the idol of Astarte (1 Kings 15: 8, 9, 13).
10. Loud, as if trumpet, like the sound of many waters (Revelation 1:10, 15).
11. The leader of the palace, whom (like Maasei and Elkan, the second king) was killed by Zichrius, a strong man from Ephraim (2 Chronicles 28: 7).
13. The sign between Jehovah and the sons of Israel forever (Exodus 31:16, 17).
14. The city of the Hannanites, whose inhabitants were not expelled by the Israelites of the tribe of Asher (Judges 1:31).
19. Prince of Roche, Meshech, and Tubal (Ezekiel 38: 1).
21. Iron rings with chains worn on the hands and feet of the prisoner (2 Chronicles 33:11). 24. One of the cities where the apostle Paul suffered persecution and suffering (2 Timothy 3:11). 25. Nationality of Goliath (1 Samuel 17: 8).
28. The son of Jacob, compiler of the parables (Proverbs 30: 1).
29. A pointed metal rod that cannot pierce the jaw of the leviathan (Job 40:21).
30. The Son of Ham (Genesis 10: 6).
31. The Egyptian pharaoh who opposed Jerusalem in the fifth year of the reign of Rehoboam (1 Kings 14:25).
32. The Sabbath exists for him (Mark 2:27).

Vertical: 1. One who is less attached than a friend (Proverbs 18:24).
3. A small piece of land (Isaiah 1: 8).
4. Fishing tackle that cannot be pulled out of the leviathan (Job 40:20).
5. Measure, amount of raisins and figs (1 Samuel 25:18).
6. Father of Samuel (1 Samuel 1:19, 20).
9. A native of the land of Senaar, who built Nineveh (Genesis 10:10, 11).
12. The city, built by King Amrius, the capital of the northern kingdom of Israel (1 Kings 16:24). 15. The priest from the Avian chord (Luke 1: 5).
16. The Cheek (Matthew 26:67).
17. The sea in which the apostle Paul survived a shipwreck (Acts 27:27).
18. The title of God (Psalm 94: 6).
19. To sacrifice the lamb a quarter of this measure of beaten oil was to be mixed with a tenth of a wheat flour efa (Exodus 29:40).
20. The first camp of the Jews beyond the Jordan (Joshua 4:19).
22. He taught Balak to seduce the sons of Israel (Revelation 2:14).
23. The measuring cord that the carpenter making the idol stretches through the tree (Isaiah 44:13). 26. The son of the great priest Eliashib (the grandson of Eliashib was the son-in-law of Sanballat, for which he was banished by Nehemiah) (Nehemiah 13:28).
27. The Son of Cush (Genesis 10: 8).

Bible Crossword Number 5
Horizontal: 3. The Supreme Court of Athens (Acts 17:22).
8. That which Walla was to Jacob (Genesis 35:22).
11. City in Gilead (1 Samuel 11: 1).
12. The eldest of the brothers of David (1 Samuel 17:13).
13. The one whom the Israelites “made themselves God” after the death of Gideon (Judges 8:33).
17. The son of Lamech and Zilla, who “was the kovach of all the tools of copper and iron” (Genesis 4:22). 20. The son of Lot's eldest daughter (Genesis 19:37).
23. That under which Rachel hid the idols of her father (Genesis 31:34).
24. The city in which the temple of Jehovah was located (Mark 11:15).
25. An animal living underground (Leviticus 11:29).
26. “Mary ... came and told the disciples the news:“ I saw the Lord! ”” (John 20:18).
28. What Moses threw on his face so that “the sons of Israel would not look at the end of what was to be abolished” (2 Corinthians 3:13).
30. The grandson of Esau from his firstborn, Eliphaz (Genesis 36:15).
31. The name of the place where Gideon lived and where an angel appeared to him (Judges 6:11).
32. City in the lot of Naphtali (Joshua 19:38, 39).
33. A yarn product for flooring, wall decoration (Judges 4:18).
34. The son of Judah, who did not want to “restore the seed to his brother” (Genesis 38: 8, 9).

Vertical: 1. The Hittite, one of David's best warriors (2 Samuel 23:39).
2. “The Carver and the Skillful Weaver,” who worked with Veseliel to arrange the tabernacle (Exodus 38:22, 23).
4. What Jacob held Esau at hand at birth (Genesis 25:26).
5. The name of an angel sent with news first to Zechariah, and then to Mary (Luke 1:19, 26).
6. Grandmother of Timothy (2 Timothy 1: 5).
7. The widow who was in the temple when they brought little Jesus there (Luke 2:36).
9. The brother of Joab, defeated by Abner (2 Kings 2:22, 23).
10. King of Madon, defeated by Joshua (Joshua 11: 1, 8).
13. Hagar "went, sat down in the distance, in the distance of one ... from the bow. For she said: I do not want to see the death of the lad ”(Genesis 21:16).
14. “I saw that one of his [beast's] heads was as if mortally wounded, but mortal ... healed” (Revelation 13: 3).
15. The son of David, who rebelled against him (2 Samuel 15:12).
16. “The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed that a man took and sowed on his own ...” (Matthew 13:31).
18. The Moabite king whom Aodus killed (Judges 3:17, 21).
19. One of the five Canaanite cities in the Siddim Valley near the Salt Sea (Genesis 14: 2, 3).
20. A city near which, in a wilderness, David was hiding from Saul (1 Samuel 23:25).
21. Acting, crime (Genesis 31:36).
22. The seventh execution sent by God to Egypt (Exodus 9:22).
23. The inclined surface (Joshua 7: 5).
27. In pursuit of the Amalekites, David and the soldiers “came to the stream ... and the weary stood still there” (1 Samuel 30: 9).
29. Ram (Genesis 22:13).
30. In saving Paul, the friends “lowered [him] in a wicker basket through ... in the wall” (2 Corinthians 11:33).

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In Ukraine, it should become fashionable to celebrate Christmas according to ancient traditions, the historian says.

Nadezhda Zyablyuk, a senior researcher at the National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine, dreams that it would become fashionable in Ukraine to restore and honor traditions, including the celebration of Christmas.

“It would be good if it became fashionable to revive traditions. Fashion is becoming a habit, and traditions are being restored,” she told reporters in Kiev today.

According to N. Zyablyuk, traditionally the Christmas holidays last two weeks, starting from the Holy Evening on January 6 and ending on January 21, after the Baptism.

The holy evening is also called the rich kuta. On this day, the housewives usually clean the house, before the holiday they must have whitewashed, hanging towels and spiders from straw in the hut. On this day, the housewives prepared 12 dishes, among which the main thing was kutia. It is made from wheat or barley with the addition of poppy seeds and honey or uzvar.

On Holy evening, you can cook dishes from legumes, mushrooms, dumplings, borsch, pies. But all 12 dishes should be lean.

75% use prayers as psychotherapy

Those who pray find comfort and peace of mind during the difficult moments of their lives, according to sociologists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

According to researchers, 75% of Americans who pray weekly are able to manage a range of negative situations and feelings - illness, sadness, trauma, and anger - but just how they find relief in their prayers passed by scientists.

One of the explanations for the relief after the prayer was the effect of such a mechanism as, for example, an outlet. "Those who were seething with anger said they found a listener in prayers," said Sharpe, who examined and described how prayers help control emotional pain. “If they were driving their anger at a partner who insulted them, the result would probably be even more violence,” Sharpe said. "But they could be angry with God, praying without fear of a response."

During any interpersonal interactions, participants care about how they look in the eyes of other people. As for people who pray, they care how they look in the eyes of God.

“During prayer, the victims began to see themselves as they thought God saw them. As this perception became more positive, it helped them to build self-esteem, which prevented them from abusing offensive words,” Sharp explained.

Prayer, Sharpe found out, is also a convenient way of distraction for some people. Just folding your arms and concentrating on what you say eliminates anxiety from an abusive relationship. In fact, there is no significant difference from a normal conversation with a close friend or parent.

“I saw the action of the person praying, the conversation with God, as the same as legitimate social interaction,” Sharpe said. "But unlike a specific face-to-face interaction with another person, prayer is communication with an imaginary person."

This does not diminish the role of God, seeing him as an imaginary participant in prayer. “On the contrary, I think that prayer would not have such a meaning for people if they believed that God is unreal. The important point is that they believe that God exists and this affects the emotional state and behavior, in general "

Although, the consequences of prayer are not always positive. "Some through prayer learned to forgive their offenders, calming their anger and resentment. But this is a double-edged sword, as it is good for those who have forgiven and got rid of violence in relationships to a certain extent. But those who are still under oppression "will not be able to forgive and let go, which can be bad."

A pastor from Jerusalem shared a prophetic word for 2011

The prophetic word for 2011: "Your deeds are not in vain before Me. I see your desire and jealousy. Take care that no one deceives you and does not stop your desire to prostrate to Me, because this year My strength will be revealed much more real and powerful than in the past. The days are coming that I promised the prophet Joel (see Joel 2: 28-29). I pour out My power more than ever. My Gifts will be revealed in the Body of Christ in the incredible power of the Holy Spirit. This has not happened before. This is a new time for you. And My Spirit brings gifts that They have not even been manifested before on earth. The gifts of the Holy Spirit will overwhelm the Church. But, many in My Body will rise up against this, not understanding with whom they are fighting. Past walks and past experiences with Me will keep people from understanding what is happening and accept these gifts and their manifestations. And there will be even more. There will be those who rebel against their brothers, saying that it is not from God. Some will do so quite sincerely, not being able to see that it is I who are moving and working miracles.

Some will do so because of envy, not entering into what is happening on their own, and not allowing others to enter, and to taste how good the Lord is. But, remember what John said: "He came to his own, and his own did not accept him. But to those who received him, those who believe in his name, he gave authority to be children of God" (John 1: 11-12). And it is also written that: “Jesus did much and much more; but if I wrote about it in detail, then I think that the world itself could not contain the written books. (John 21:25) And therefore I say, much of that what I did - you never read about it because it is not described in the Bible. But, it says: "Verily, verily I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do, and he will do, and more will do because I go to My Father "(John 14:12) And remember that:" ... if the owner of the house was called Beelzebub, would it not be his household? "(Matthew 10:25; Matthew 10:25; Luke 11: 15)

And truly My Word is that in the past, "because of the multiplication of lawlessness, love will cool in many" (Matthew 24:12). All this will happen in order to test you: will you defend yourself and try to defend yourself, or will you leave me retribution, and will you do your part? I will pour out these gifts so that you can glorify Me and save the people whom I have intended for salvation. I give these gifts because I am jealous and thirsty to glorify My Church, which is My Bride.

Now, I told you in advance about what will happen. Within literally 3 months you will see a change in your spiritual life. Choose My path and do not curb. And the gifts that will be poured out by Me - they are not the goal, the goal is to bring My Love and My Glory to this earth, because it is there, in My supernatural presence, that enormous changes will occur that will affect the whole planet. "

IN VICTORY and Christian Telegraph Name 2010 Ministers

The 2010 Ministers of Influential Ministers list includes: Evangelist of the Year - Reinhard Bonnke
The legendary evangelist who leads millions of people to Christ in Africa, at the age of 70 and a little, updates his Facebook page with his own hands every day and is sure that the Internet is a huge field for evangelism. In addition, Reinhard Bonnke has prepared a successor for himself and is eager to awaken a spiritually sleeping Europe.

Writer of the Year - Lisa Bevir
As an international speaker, author of many bestsellers and a television presenter, Lisa Beaver is one of the few who encourage women across the globe to raise their voice and change the world for the better. In 2010, Lisa wrote a book, “The Lioness Rising: Wake Up and Change Your World,” which outlined a prophetic message for women.

Missionary of the Year - Jay Rock Lee
The pastor of the Korean mega-church "Manmin" spares no effort and resources to bring the awakening and the gospel of holiness to the farthest corners of the earth. Israel, Peru, Estonia, USA, India, African countries - the geography of church ministry is very extensive. Pastor Lee is convinced that holiness and God's power must always accompany Christians.

Diplomat of the Year - Rick Warren
Saddleback Mega Church pastor Rick Warren has been named one of Twitter’s most famous and influential users this year. Rick Warren is one of the few pastors who speaks publicly with senior officials. So, in 2010, he conducted an interview in his church with former US President George W. Bush.

Philanthropist of the Year - Franklin Graham
As president of the Billy Graham Gospel Association and the Samaritan Suma charity, Franklin Graham has dedicated his life to preaching the gospel and helping those in dire need of economics or requiring medical attention. Charity ministry operates in over 100 countries and many hot spots.

Pastor of the Year - Paul Melnichuk
As the son of Ukrainian émigrés, Paul (Pavel) Melnichuk managed to build a lot of the mega-church Palace of Prayer in Toronto, Canada’s largest city, and despite the liberal society surrounding it, preaches an uncompromising Gospel. The "Palace of Prayer" unites believers of more than 50 nationalities.

Leader of the Year - James Davis
Co-founder of the growing coalition of churches and denominations Billion Soul Network, which today includes more than 350,000 churches, James Davis is a gifted leader who has set the task to strengthen relations between pastors in order to plant five million churches and bring one billion people to Christ.

Reformer of the Year - Mark Driscoll
Pastor of the Mars Hill Church, Mark Driscoll, is reforming the approach to building the church using the latest technology. Mars Hill Church has specifically developed the Church’s intra-church network, a virtual community that helps all church members build strong relationships.

Broadcaster of the Year - James Dobson
This year, after more than 30 years of serving as the leader of one of the leading Focus on the Family organizations in the United States, James Dobson left the ministry he founded and launched the new Family Talk radio program, which strengthens the institution of the family, serving , in his opinion, the basis for a strong society.

Strategist of the Year - Leonard Sweet
Being both a historian of American culture, a futurist who sees trends in society that are invisible to the majority, and a writer carrying the gospel in the postmodern era, Leonard Sweet is a consultant to many churches and faiths and is developing strategies for fulfilling the Great Commission in the digital 21st century.

Would you send for a new prophet?
Forgive me for asking such a question. Perhaps when there will be such a situation, not many dare to take such a step. Are we ready to receive another prophet? In this situation, when the world has turned to the dark side and Satan wants to create a good life for people on earth, so that people do not seek to improve, but burn their soul. When false prophets predict the end of the world and take advantage of weak spirit people and drive them into the woods, thereby thereby further discredit the faith of other people. Humanity did not go the way for the benefit of Satan for the craftsmen to present for the sake of their power. And about miracles. Many smart and wise people understand that a person is capable of much. After all, Jesus said that I came not for the righteous, but for sinners to those who are governed as a crowd of the masses of which it is necessary to know that the soul is free not by bread alone, but by faith in God and in oneself. We would be ruled if we were strong in spirit and everyone could work miracles like Jesus.

Would you send for a new prophet?

86% No
14% Yes
0% Miracles
0% No miracles

Theological cafe opened in Italy to discuss hot topics of the Church

In the Italian city of Termoli, an unusual institution has appeared - the Theological Cafe. In fact, it is far from being the first in Italy, but fits into the project of a new evangelization aimed at proclaiming the Christian Good News in the most inaccessible corners of the city, and in non-standard ways. In other words, in places where people usually come for other purposes, an ideal space is created for witnessing the Christian message in a cozy atmosphere - at a table where several people gather to drink a cup of coffee or tea. Such an atmosphere is really ideal for the most in-depth discussion of a particular topic.

In Termoli, the cafe was sold by the Youth Counseling Service, broadcast to the Vatican. In mid-December, the first meeting on the topic "Does God Exist?" Theological conversations take place on Thursdays and touch upon very “prickly” topics. In early January, a conversation will be held “Are homosexuals born?” Participants will then seek answers to the questions “Does the Church speak out against sex?” And “Are priests pedophiles?”. And in the spring, over a cup of tea, you can talk about “Why God allows evil” and “Is the embryo human.”

Famous priest urged not to celebrate New Year

Archpriest George Gorodentsev: “We must adhere to our Orthodox rules, the Julian calendar.” A famous priest called for abandoning the celebration of the New Year according to the Gregorian calendar.

The feasibility of holding New Year's services is very doubtful. Some believe that it is necessary to celebrate the New Year, others believe that it is not necessary. As a result, Catholics imposed their ideas on us, and now everything is turned upside down. Celebrating the New Year according to the old style, according to the Julian calendar, is absolutely normal, because in this case, the New Year will always fall on a fast day, at the Christmas time. But now we have the opposite, and this, of course, shows the anti-Christian principle. The Christmas post in the first days of January according to the new style is quite strict, this is a pure honor. But we see that around the holiday, revelry, expanse.

As a priest, I often hear parishioners repent of their confession of the various sins committed by them during this special fast. People repent that they did this and that, for example, drank alcohol, ate meat or sausages. And thus, on New Year's days, we are constantly in a state of animal temptation.

What can be said about this? Of course, we must adhere to our Orthodox rules, the Julian calendar. Why is it important? There was a very good commentary on this from Deacon Vladimir Vasilik. That our calendar should be Julian, he said correctly. I want to add to this that the holidays are celebrated not only on earth, but also in heaven, and they are celebrated there at a certain time, namely, according to the Julian calendar. But among Catholics and those Orthodox who adhere to the new style, it turns out that a holiday is being celebrated on earth, but not in heaven, and vice versa.

I note that the Holy Fire descends on the day before St. Easter is according to the Julian calendar. That is, we, Orthodox, adhering to the old style, celebrate church holidays with heaven. Accordingly, we fast in those days in which fasting was set by the Lord God.

We must all try to avoid sin. I used to celebrate the secular New Year by inertia. The fact is that there was such a Soviet tradition - to celebrate official holidays - November 7, May 1, Constitution Day, and New Year, unlike these holidays, was a neutral holiday, more natural, human, and therefore we all celebrated it. And then it was very difficult for me to keep up with this tradition. Now the New Year is no longer a holiday for me, but a burden. This year, my service falls on Saturday, January 1, and then it just so happens that at midnight they will start fireworks. From this cannonade it will be impossible to fall asleep. I don’t need all this fun, but I just need to get enough sleep. Memorial Day of Vasily the Great, the Old New Year and the holiday of the Circumcision of the Lord - these are our holidays, which we will celebrate on January 14.

I advise Christians to exclude the civil New Year from their lives, or at least gradually. Because the celebration of the New Year during fasting is nothing but a revelry of passions, fornication, drunkenness and raging.

Could you stand fast as Jesus held it

Then Jesus was elevated by the Spirit into the wilderness, for temptation from the devil, and, fasting for forty days and forty nights, finally hungry.
And the adversary approached Him and said: If You are the Son of God, say that these stones become bread.
But he answered him: it is written: man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God. Then the devil takes him to the holy city and puts him on the wing of the temple, and says to him: if you are the Son of God, throw yourself down, for it is written: He commandeth unto your angels, and they will carry thee in your arms, lest you stumble upon the stone with thy foot. Jesus said to him: It is also written: Do not tempt the Lord thy God.
Again the devil takes him to a very high mountain and shows him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory, and says to him: I will give all this to you, if, having fallen, you worship me. Then Jesus says to him: Depart from me, Satan, for it is written: Worship the Lord your God and serve Him alone.
Then the devil leaves him, and behold, the angels came and served him.

Could you stand fast as Jesus held it

83% No
13% held
5% Yes

The patriarch will once a month communicate with viewers

Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill will once a month answer questions from viewers in the program “The Word of the Shepherd”, which is aired on Saturday morning on Channel One. RIA Novosti reports about this, said Vladimir Legoyda, head of the Information Department of the Russian Orthodox Church.

According to him, the editors of the Word of the Shepherd program receive numerous letters asking the patriarch to answer questions from viewers.

“Despite the difficult schedule, the patriarch decided to do this once a month,” said Legoyda.

The air of the first such program is scheduled for January 9 (Sunday) in connection with the transfer of the holiday days.

Faces of saints on a sandwich, weeping wall, Virgin Mary in the glare of light - the most interesting anomalous phenomena (photo)

For several years, unusual things were happening with different people in many countries of the world, which they took as a sign from above. We present a selection of the most interesting “phenomena of saints” that have occurred over the past fifteen years.

Stuart Hadwin shows a sheet of Jesus that appeared after he put it in the box of the Salvation Army in Melbourne in March 2005.

The walls in Lina Tennos's house in Guildford, West Sydney, were covered in oil bleeding as her son Mike died.

Lisa Swinton in Sydney noticed the image of Jesus on the banana skin, which she acquired with Woolworths.

The image of Christ on a sandwich.

John Mays of Beckley, West Virginia, holds the Funyuns chips he discovered under the seat of his car in 2005. These chips are reminiscent to Maiza of the Virgin Mary with the baby Jesus. They were auctioned off by an eBay anonymous for $ 609.

A crowd gathered around a reflection reminiscent of the Virgin Mary at the building of a financial corporation in Florida, USA in 1996.

The smallest Christmas card in the world created - twice as thin as a hair (photo)

Thanks to nanotechnology, the University of Glasgow created the smallest Christmas card in the world. It is so small that on a standard postcard would fit 8000 miniature nano-postcards.

Professor David Cumming said: “Our nanotechnology is one of the best in the world. We decided that the production of this Christmas card is the easiest way to prove how accurate and impressive the development of modern technologies can be, ”the Internet newspaper VseNovosti reports.

According to scientists, the production of this unique postcard took about 30 minutes. For comparison, human hair was twice as thick as this product.

Veronica Worship began teaching vocals on Skype

Since December 1, 2010, the famous vocal teacher, author and performer of worship songs Veronika Worship, began an unprecedented, for the Russian-speaking world, training in professional vocals through the Skype system, according to the Prochurch.info agency with reference to the Veronika Worship press center.

According to Veronica, this decision was dictated by numerous requests for individual vocal lessons. “Tens of thousands of people watched my video vocals on the Internet, as well as on leading Christian television channels. Despite the clarity and simplicity of the lessons, the students felt the need for feedback, interaction and correction on my part. That's why I started vocal Skype lessons, ”said Veronica.

Thanks to modern technology, all that a student needs to master the skills of a professional vocalist is a web camera, a microphone and fast Internet.

“In the first two weeks, we have already held lessons with students from the USA, Russia, Germany, Ukraine, Latvia and other countries. For those who cannot, for some reason, deal with me on Skype individually, a video version of the lessons is being created, which will be posted on the Internet and on the central Christian television channels, ”says Veronika.

In conclusion, the teacher added that she was very happy that the Lord gave her wisdom how to use modern technology and be truly the head, not the tail. “After all, worldly teachers do not have such lessons, and they will once again have to“ copy and catch up ”with the children of God,” she noted.

It is worth noting that Veronika Worship is the absolute leader in the video service Youtube.com - for key queries on the subject of vocal training.

That's all. See you soon!
May God bless you abundantly in your quest to know Him!

Here are questions for 12-14 year old children studying the Bible at Sunday school. Issuer - Lyudmila Nadezhkina , Moscow, the church of Bethany.

1. What day did God create Eve? (In the sixth).
2. What was the name of the sons of Noah? (Shem, Ham, Japheth)
3. The place from which Abraham went to go to the promised land? (Ur Chaldean)
4. The king of Salem, to whom Abraham tithed. (Melchizedek)
5. What were the names of the father and mother of Ishmael? (Abraham and Hagar).
6. The wife of Isaac. (Rebekah.)
7. Who is it said: “The greater will serve the lesser”? (about Esau and Jacob)
8. The father of Leah and Rachel. (Genesis 29:16) Laban
9. What did Jacob call the place where, asleep, he had a dream? (Bethel)
10. What was the name of the person to whom Joseph was sold? (Potiphar)

11. What two courtiers were brought to Joseph in prison? (Winemaster and baker).
12. What did Job say when he heard the sad news from his servants? (Job said: “Naked, I have come out of my mother’s womb, and I’ll return, the Lord gave, the Lord and took: blessed be the name of the Lord”)!
13. How many years have the people of Israel lived in Egypt? (430 years old, Ex. 12:40)
14. Who are Shifra and Foix? (Midwives of Jews in Egypt)
15. What were the names of the brother and sister of Moses? (Aaron and Mariam).
16. With whom did God speak from the flame of a burning bush? (With Moses)
17. What does the word Easter mean? ("Pass by," "bypass", "deliverance").
18. What day was supposed to collect manna twice, for two days? (In the sixth.)
19. Who supported the hands of Moses when Israel fought with the Amalekites? (Ohr and Aaron)
20. On what mountain were the ten commandments given? (Sinai)
21. What five books of the Bible did Moses write? (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy.)
22. Who brought the alien fire to the Lord? (Nadab and Abiud, sons of Aaron).
23. Two of the spies who were not afraid to go to the promised land. (Joshua and Caleb. Num. 14: 6)
24. What were the names of three people who rebelled against Moses and were punished by God, having fallen underground? (Korea, Dathan, Aviron. Num.16: 27).
25. How many years did the sons of Israel wander in the wilderness? (Forty years, Numbers 14:34)
26. The woman who helped the spies. (Rahab the harlot)
27. What were the Israelites to do on the seventh day after the circumambulation of Jericho? (Seven times to go around the city, blow the pipes, exclaim, I. Navin 6: 14,19)
28. What city did the Israelites not take because of Achan, who took the sworn in Jericho? (city of Guy)
29. The female judge who led the army of the Israelites. (Deborah)
30. Who hit a donkey's jaw with a thousand people? (Samson.)
31. What was Ruth's mother-in-law's name? (Naomi.)
32. What was the name of Ruth's new husband? (Boaz.)
33. What was the name of Samuel’s mother? (Anna)
34. Whose son was Jonathan? (Saul.)
35. What was the name of the prophet who denounced David for Bathsheba? (Nathan.)
36. The son of David, who rebelled against his father? (Absalom.)
37. What is a godly husband compared to in Psalm 1? (With a tree).
38. How many Baal prophets was Elijah struck? (450)
39. Who became the successor to Elijah? (Elisha)

40. What, according to Proverbs, is a delicacy that enters the inside of the womb? (headphone words, Ex. 26:22).
41. What does one who intervenes in another's quarrel, according to the parables of Solomon? (Grabbing the dog by the ears, Ex. 26:17)
42. Who was the leper, but, having plunged into the river, became healthy? (Naaman)
43. The woman who hunted for Elijah? (Jezebel)
44. In which city did Jonah not want to go? (Nineveh)
45. The king of Babylon, who took Israel captive. (Nebuchadnezzar)
46. \u200b\u200bWhat did the hand write on the wall during the feast? (Mene, mene, tekel, uparsin.)
47. Four who refused to eat from the royal table? (Daniel, Cedrach, Meshach, Abednego).
48. Instead of what queen Esther reigned? (Astinh.)
49. Who was Mordecai for Esther? (Cousin, Esther 2: 7)
50. Which king was the king of Nehemiah? (Artaxerxes.)
51. What is the name of a prophet who convicts the people of Israel for robbing God? (Malachi.)
52. At what point did the devil begin to tempt Jesus during fasting in the wilderness? (When Jesus hungry.)
53. What did Jesus answer the devil when he tempted him with the words: “If you are the Son of God, say that these stones become bread”? (Jesus said: “Man will not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.”)
54. Brother Andrew, one of the disciples of Jesus? (Peter)
55. The two first followers of Christ. (John 1: 35,40 - John, Andrew)
56. The name of the pool, which included the angel of the Lord and resented the water. (John 5: 2, Bethesda)
57. In which bathhouse did the blind wash and become sighted? (John 9: 7, Siloam)
58. What city was Lazarus from? (John 11: 1, Bethany)
59. Which of the students carried a donation box? (Judas Iscariot)
60. Who was the only one of ten lepers who thanked the Lord for healing? (Luke 17:16, Samaritan)
61. Who secretly touched Jesus and was healed of an illness? (Mark 5:25, Bleeding Woman)
62. What four types of soil did the seed fall in the parable of the sower? (On the road, on stones, in thorns, in good soil).
63. Who said to Jesus: “Lord! Show us the Father, and enough for us? ” (John 14: 8, Philip)
64. What two men appeared on Mount Transfiguration? (Elijah and Moses.)
65. Who is Malchus? (John 18:10, the slave to whom Peter’s ear was cut off).
66. Who helped to carry the cross to Jesus? (Luke 23:26, Simon of Cyrene).
67. Who asked Pilate to take the body of Jesus from the cross? (John 19:38, Joseph)
68. How many fish did the disciples catch after the risen Jesus told them to throw nets on the right side of the boat? (John 21:11, 153 fish)
69. How much time has elapsed between the ascension of Jesus to heaven and the descent of the Holy Spirit? (10 days)
70. Who pointed out the lot to be an apostle instead of Judas Iscariot? (Acts 1:26, in Matthew)
71. At what door of the temple did the poor man be lame when Peter and John healed him? (Acts 3:10, at the Red Doors of the Temple).
72. How many people were assigned to the very first deacon service? (Acts 6: 3, 7)
73. Who guarded the clothes that beat Stephen? (Acts 7:58, Saul)
74. Who wanted to buy God's gift for money? (Acts 8:18, Simon)
75. Where did Saul come from? (from the city of Tarsus, Acts 9:11)
76. Through whom did God raise Tabitha up? (through the Apostle Peter, Acts 9:40).
77. In what city did Jesus' disciples first become called Christians? (in Antioch)
78. Who did not want to take Paul on a mission because he once fell behind him? (John Mark, Acts 15:37)
79. On the coast of which island did the ship on which Paul was dumped? (Melit, Acts 28: 1)

Bible Questions for 9-11 Years Old Children (Overview of the entire Bible)

Here are questions for children of 9-11 years old studying the Bible at Sunday school. Issuer - Lyudmila Nadezhkina , Moscow, the church of Bethany.

1. On what day did God create the crow? (in the fifth, Genesis 1: 22-23)
2. What were the special trees called in the Garden of Eden? (the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, Genesis 2: 9)
3. What servants did God create in heaven? (angels)
4. How many people were saved in the ark? (eight, Genesis 7: 7)
5. What sign did God set after the flood? (rainbow)
6. The tower, the height of heaven, which people wanted to build. (Tower of Babel)
7. The first name of Abraham. (Abram)
8. Who was Lot to Abraham? (nephew, Gen. 12: 5)
9. Which two cities were destroyed for their wickedness? (Sodom and Gomorrah)
10. The long-awaited son of Abraham and Sarah? (Isaac)
11. The twin sons of Isaac and Rebekah? (Esau and Jacob)
12. The wife of Jacob. (Rachel)
13. What did Esau sell to his brother Jacob for lentil soup? (birthright)
14. How long did Jacob work for Rachel? (14 years old, Genesis 31:41)
15. At which river's stream did Jacob fight with God? (Javoc)
16. Where was Joseph sold by the brothers? (In Egypt)
17. Who remembered Joseph when there was not a single interpreter of dreams? (butler)
18. What was the name of the man God spoke to Satan about: “Behold, all that is in his hand is yours; only do not stretch your hands upon him ”? (Job)
19. On which river did the basket of Moses swim? (Nile)
20. The prototype of whom was the Passover lamb? (Jesus Christ)
21. What was done with the manna if it was left until the next morning? (spoiled - worms started)
22. What did Moses strike and where did the water come from? (Over the rock)
23. To whom did the Lord give the tablets with the commandments? (To Moses)
24. What did Miriam get sick when she rebuked Moses? (leprosy)
25. How many spies have liked the promised land? (two)
26. Who succeeded Moses? (Joshua)
27. How many days did the Israelites have to go around Jericho once? (six days, I. Navin 6: 2)
28. Who spread the wool to know the will of God? (Gideon)
29. The woman who betrayed Samson? (Delilah, Judgment 16:19)
30. What did Ruth collect in the fields of Boaz? (ears of barley and wheat)
31. What was the name of Anna's son, whom she gave from childhood to serve the Lord? (Samuel)
32. Who was Saul? (king)
33. Son of Saul, friend of David. (Jonathan)
34. Who is tangled with his hair in the branches of an oak tree and hangs? (Absalom)
35. Who wrote most of the book of Proverbs? (Solomon)
36. What food did the crows of Elijah bring? (bread and meat)
37. What prophet was ascended in a chariot of fire? (Or me)
38. What disease was Naaman? (leprosy)
39. What suddenly grew near Jonah when he was sitting outside the city? (plant)
40. What did the inhabitants of Nineveh do when they heard the preaching of Jonah? (repented)
41. To which king did the Lord extend his life by 15 years? (Hezekiah 4 Sam. 20: 6)
42. Who interpreted the dreams of Nebuchadnezzar? (Daniel)
43. Three young men who were not afraid of the fire stove? (Shadrach, Meshach, Avdenago)
44. What did the words “mene, mene, tekel, uparsin” mean? (“Me” - God reckoned your kingdom and put an end to it; “tekel” - you are weighed on the scales and found very easy; “Perez” - your kingdom is divided and given to the Medes and Persians “)
45. Who solved the meaning of the words that were written on the wall by hand? (Daniel)
46. \u200b\u200bUnder what king Daniel was thrown into a moat with lions? (Darius)
47. Why was King Artaxerxes angry at Astin? (she did not go to his feast)
48. Who asked Artaxerxes to exterminate the Israeli people? (Haman)
49. Who restored the ruined walls of Jerusalem? (Nehemiah)
50. Mother and father of John the Baptist? (Elizabeth and Zechariah)
51. Who was foretold by the Holy Spirit that he would not see death until he saw Christ the Lord? (To Simeon)
52. Where was Jesus led by the Holy Spirit after His baptism? (to the desert)
53. In which city did Jesus perform the first miracle? (in Cana of Galilee)
54. What was the name of Peter before? (Simon)
55. The Pharisee, who came to Jesus secretly at night. (Nicodemus)
56. What kind of people was the woman talking to Jesus at the well? (Samaritan woman, John 4: 7)
57. To whom was the Act of the Apostles addressed? (Theophilos, Acts 1: 1)
58. How many people were fed from five loaves of bread and two fish? (5000, John 6:10)
59. How many baskets of bread are left after saturating 5,000 people? (12, Matthew 14:20)
60. Which tree withered after the words of Jesus Christ? (fig tree, Matt. 21:19)
61. What did Peter find in the mouth of the fish? (statir, Matt. 17:27)
62. Which of the disciples did Jesus take to the Mount of Transfiguration? (Peter, James, John, Luke 9:28)
63. Where did the poor widow put her two mites? (to the treasury)
64. Who was unhappy that Mary had anointed Jesus' feet with a precious world? (Judas Iscariot, John 12: 4)
65. If Jesus is the vine, then we ... ... (branches)
66. Which of the disciples did Jesus take to Gethsemane? (Peter, James, John)
67. Which of the disciples, protecting Jesus, cut off the ear of a slave? (Peter, John 18:10)
68. What did the soldiers divide among themselves when they crucified Jesus? (clothes, John 19:23)
69. The two disciples who first ran to the tomb of Jesus? (Peter, John, John 20: 3)
70. What day after the resurrection did Jesus ascend to heaven? (at 40, Acts 1: 3)
71. In what book of the Bible is written about the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples? (Acts)
72. Who wrote the book of Acts? (Luke)
73. How many people repented when Peter preached at Pentecost? (3000, Acts 2:41)
74. Husband and wife who deceived the Apostles. (Ananias and Sapphira, Acts 5: 1)
75. The first martyr for Christ? (Stefan, Acts 7:59)
76. On the road to which city of Saul did Christ appear? (Damascus, Acts 9: 3)
77. The new name of Saul? (Paul)
78. A maid who joyfully did not open the gates to Peter? (Roda, Acts 12:13)
79. Which of the Apostles was shipwrecked at sea? (Paul)
80. Who wrote the book of Revelation? (John)

1. Bible crossword with keyword.

Horizontal: 5. The Greek name for the prophetic book, the last of the New Testament books. 9. The homeland of Samuel. 10. The angel of the abyss. 11. The Moabite daughter-in-law of Naomi, by whose name one of the books of the Bible is named. 12. The capital of the Ammonites, during the siege of this city, Uriah was killed. 16. The eldest daughter of Job. 18. Chronicler of David and Solomon. 19. The son of Esau. 20. The youngest daughter of Laban, Jacob's beloved wife. 24. The Pharisee, who came to talk with Jesus at night. 25. A Jew who tried to avert the proconsul from faith, for which God through Paul struck him with blindness. 26. The honorary title given to legalists in the time of Jesus Christ. 29. One of the evangelists. 31. Unjust wealth, earthly goods. 32. What formed in the place where the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah stood? 33. The king of Assyria, who twice invaded Palestine.

Vertical: 1. The original name of Sarah. 2. A gem, the second in the breastplate of the high priest. 3. A tree, a genus of woody plants from the Olive family, is common in Palestine, its name is found in the book of Isaiah. 4. One of the sons of Jacob. 6. The city where Memphivosfeus fled after the death of his father Jonathan and grandfather Saul. 7. The brother of Martha and Mary, whom Jesus loved and raised from the dead. 8. The youngest son of Aaron, was elected to priestly service. 13. The city in which Jesus Christ was born. 14. The city in Galilee, which together with Bethsaida received a formidable warning from the Lord. 15. The priest, the father of John the Baptist. 17. A tree growing in abundance in Palestine, from the fruit of which oil is obtained. 21. The giant who was killed by young David. 22. The wisest king of the Israelites. 23. Prophetess and judge in Israel. 27. One of the best bonding materials that the Dead Sea throws from the bottom even now. 28. The commander of the king of Israel, Navat, who, having killed the king, reigned in his place. 30. Thorny ****, which burned with fire and did not burn. 32. A fragrant plant of the genus eternally green, growing in abundance in Palestine.

Horizontally:

2. The insect, which the Pharisees were strained, while the camel was absorbed. 5. Good news. 8. The part of the temple from which the devil tempted Jesus to throw himself down. 9. A contract based on the shedding of blood. 12. The first high priest in the history of the Israeli people. 13. A prophet who foretold the birth of Jesus Christ from a virgin. 16. The woman who donated the most money, according to Jesus. 17. A prisoner who interpreted the dreams of Pharaoh and for this was released. 19. The name of the great commander, due to the conquests of which the New Testament is written in Greek. 20. Part of God's armor, symbolizing righteousness.

Vertically:

1. "I am Alpha and *****, beginning and end." 3. Glorification, praise, praise. 4. The mountain on which God gave the 10 commandments. 6. Speech to God's people. 7. The name of the heavenly city. 10. The promised son of Abraham. 11. Bird, which was forbidden by the law of Moses. 14. The first righteous man on earth killed for faith. 15. Grandmother Timothy, in whom the non-hypocritical faith lived. 18. The plant, with which sprinkled with sacrificial blood.

Horizontal: 7. Senior angel. 8. The Babylonian king, before whom supernatural hands traced: "Men, me, tekel, uparsin." 11. The eldest son of David, who committed a crime against his sister Famari. 12. The Roman procurator in Judea, who gave Jesus to be crucified. 13. The son of David, who was tangled in his hair in the branches of an oak tree and hung between heaven and earth. 16. The commander of the Syrian king, who was miraculously healed, having plunged seven times in Jordan according to the word of the prophet. 17. The flower is a symbol of the heyday of Israel in the future. 18. ****** Apostles, the fifth book of the new testament. 21. The king of Judah, to whom God gave the sign of his recovery from illness, the shadow returned 10 steps back. 22. The judge, the prophet, anointed Saul to reign in Israel. 23. The Old Testament prophet, for his faith in God, was cast into the lion's moat and pulled out intact. 24. Ruler of ancient Egypt. 29. A jewel that should not be thrown to pigs. 30. Father of Moses, Aaron and Mariami. 31. The general collection of books of the old and new testament. 35. The name of the conqueror of Judea in 332 BC, because of which the Jews fell under the rule of the Greeks. 37. Christian in Colossus, mentioned in Paul's letter to Philemon. 38. The mountain on which Jehovah appeared to Israel in fire and smoke, and where He gave His law. 39. "At that time there were ******** on the earth, especially since the time when the sons of God began to go to the daughters of men, and they began to give birth to them: they are strong, since ancient times glorious people." 40. The youngest son of Jacob, whose share at Joseph's feast was five times that of each of the brothers.

Vertical: 1. The city where Joseph came from, who laid the body of Jesus in his new tomb. 2. The second son of Isaac and Rebekah, by cunning, bought the right of primacy from his brother. 3. One of the names of God. 4. The island where the apostle John received apocalyptic visions of the end of the world. 5. Receiver of Moses. 6. The famous Pharisee in Jerusalem, from whom the apostle Paul studied from childhood. 9. In Greek - Christ, in Russian - Anointed, in Hebrew - ******. 10. The coin that Peter found in the mouth of the fish. 14. The city in which Jesus preached a lot and performed many miracles. 15. The capital of Israel. 19. The name of a woman from the city of Fiatir, who was selling scarlet, who heard Paul’s sermon, was baptized with all her household and received the evangelizers in her home. 20. The cunning uncle of Jacob, who deceived him several times. 25. An event due to which Joseph and his pregnant Mary had to travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem. 26. The fruits of trees growing in ancient Israel, which were used as a nutrient and medicine. 27. A measure of money buried by a crafty and lazy servant from the parable of the Savior. 28. The wife of David, mother of Solomon. 32. The biblical name of the Romans. 33. The country, which got its name from Esau by the color of lentil soup, for which he sold his birthright to Jacob. 34. The clothes of Christ, about which the soldiers cast lots. 36. The grandson of Noah, the youngest son of Japheth.

Horizontal: 2. The wife of Abraham. 4. The author of the shortest of the four gospels. 5. The house of God. 6. The Syrian word for wealth, whose service is not compatible with the service of God. 9. A minister in the Colossi during the time of the Apostle Paul. 10. The slave of Abraham, who brought Rebekah to Isaac. 11. A portable tent, built by Moses at the command of God for worship. 12. The Syrian military leader, healed of leprosy through sevenfold immersion in the Jordan. 14. The Roman greeting, which begins the famous song performed by Robertino Loretti, which is a statement of the biblical passage of Elizabeth's address to the Virgin Mary. 15. The wife of Adam. 18. The Hebrew word translated means “teacher”, who was called Jesus Christ. 21. An island in the southeast of modern Greece, past which the apostle Paul sailed on the way to Rome. 22. Edible fruit of a tree common in ancient Israel. 23. The author of the gospel, who vividly described the torments of hell in the story of the richer and Lazarus. 24. The Benjamin from the Saul family, who threw stones at David and cursed him. 25. The city in which the apostle Paul was born.

Vertical: 1. A beautiful fragrant, evergreen plant, from which sometimes cabbage was built. 2. An animal in ancient Israel, which is a symbol of beauty and speed. 3. The brother of Moses. 7. The tribe descended from the unholy mixing of Lot with his daughter. 8. The sign of the covenant between the Jews and God. 13. The wife of Isaac. 14. The name of one of the sons of the Enak, whose gigantic growth was frightened by 10 spies. 16. Forefather of the Jewish people. 17. Currency in Rome during the time of Jesus Christ. 19. The wife of Joseph, mother of Ephraim and Manasseh. 20. The city in which Jesus Christ was born.

Horizontal: 5. The fruit from which wine is made for communion. 6. Reptiles, which, according to the promise, believers will attack. 11. Feast of the Descent of the Holy Spirit. 16. A gem of green color, from which the fourth foundation of Heavenly Jerusalem is built. 17. The seventh day of the week on the Jewish calendar.

Vertical: 1. The capital of the Assyrian kingdom in Bible times. 2. Name of the New Testament elder. 3. The island on which John received a revelation of events in recent times. 4. The veil at the entrance to the Holy of Holies. 5. The book that Moses wrote especially for the new generation that entered the promised land. 7. The kind of seed that heavenly manna looked like. 8. The name of one of the Christian denominations, common in Russia. 9. “It is difficult for those who hope to *** enter the kingdom of God!” 10. “If you have faith with *** grain and say to this grief:“ go from here to there ”and it will go over; and nothing will be impossible for you. ” 12. The animal mentioned in the book of Job as the top of God's ways. 13. The sign of the covenant after the flood. 14. The bird, about which the Bible says that she is cruel to her children. 15. The Epistle of Paul, from which the famous expression “What a man sows, he will reap” is taken.

Horizontal: 1. The material from which the vessels for storing world oil were made. 4. Joseph's beloved brother, born on the way to Bethlehem. 8. The room of the holy saints of Solomon's temple, in which stood the ark of the covenant. 9. The title by which Jesus Christ was called by His disciples, meaning "Teacher." 11. The name of the mountain on which Moses died. 12. Giants, who were afraid of 10 spies. 13. The sacrificial animal with which Isaiah compares Jesus Christ. 16. The Jewish high priest, who returned after the Babylonian captivity and recreated Jewish statehood on the basis of the Scriptures. 17. Coins in ancient Israel. 20. The spies who stood on the side of Joshua. 22. The allegorical name of Jerusalem by the prophet Isaiah, meaning "Leo of God." 24. A plant from which the Pharisees did not forget to tithe. 25. The good attitude on the part of God and people, which the one to whom it is rendered, does not directly deserve. 28. A cattle feeder in which the newborn Jesus Christ was placed. 31. The husband of Priscilla, in whose house the Ephesian home church was going. 32. The leader of the synagogue in Corinth, who believed through the sermon of the Apostle Paul. 33. "As a sparrow flies, as *** flies away, so the undeserved curse will not come true." 34. One of the ancestors of Jesus Christ, who was born because Hezekiah prayed with God for an additional 15 years of life.
Vertical: 1. The word meaning "angel" or "senior angel." 2. The Hebrew word by which Jesus and Christians call His Father. 3. A wall-mounted weapon that the king of Babylon intended to use against Jerusalem. 5. The son of Joseph, the ancestor of Joshua. 6. The Old Testament book of the great sufferer. 7. The son of Jacob, to whom Rachel gave the name, as a sign of victory over her sister. 8. The shepherd who defeated the giant. 10. The name of the stream, near which the struggle of Jacob with God took place. 14. A criminal freed from death on the cross instead of Jesus Christ. 15. Statue, sculptural image of a pagan deity, idol. 18. Advisor to David, whose advice was valued as highly as if he had been requested from God. 21. The grandmother of the Apostle Timothy, in whom the non-hypocritical faith lived. 23. A plant that was used by Jews as a sprinkler. 26. The son of the elderly Abraham and Sarah, who became the bearer of all the promises he made. 27. The name of the plant in the Septuagint, which God raised above the head of Jonah. 29. A drink used for the sacrament. 30. The time of year at which it will be very difficult to flee during the abomination of desolation.

Answers:

Horizontal: 5. Apocalypse. 9. The frame. 10. Avaddon. 11. Ruth. 12. Rabbi. 16. Elima. 18. Jehoshaphat. 19. Eliphaz. 20. Rachel. 24. Nicodemus. 25. Elima. 26. Rabbi. 29. Mark. 31. Mammon. 32. The sea. 34. Salmanassar.

Vertical: 1. Sarah. 2. Topaz. 3. Ash. 4. Asir. 6. Lodevar. 7. Lazarus. 8. Ifamar. 13. Bethlehem. 14. Chorazin. 15. Zachariah. 17. Olive. 21. Goliath. 22. Solomon. 23. Deborah. 27. Resin. 28. Vaasa. 30. Bush. 32. Myrtle.

2.
Horizontally:
the temple material is Gold, The landmark for Jews in the desert is a pillar, the Lord of the armies is Sabaoth, the Father of Saul is Kis, Paul was stoned in it - Lystra, a sacrificial animal - a sheep, City of Egypt from the book of Jeremiah - Nof,
Vertically:
Where will Jesus Christ come - the Cloud, the Son of Saul - Jonathan, the addressee of the gospel of bows - Theophilus

3.
Horizontal: 2. Mosquito. 5. The gospel. 8. The wing. 9. Testament. 12. Aaron. 13. Isaiah. 16. The widow. 17. Joseph. 19. Alexander. 20. Armor.

Vertical: 1. Omega. 3. Praise. 4. Sinai. 6. The sermon. 7. Jerusalem. 10. Isaac. 11. The seagull. 14. Abel. 15. Loida. 18. Hyssop.

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Horizontal: 7 ..., 8- Belshazzar, 11-amnon, 12 Pilate, 13- Absalom, 16-Naaman, 17 ..., 18- Acts, 21-Hezekiah, 22-Samuel, 23-Daniel, 24-Pharaoh, 29- pearls, 30 amram, 31 Bible, 37 ..., 38 Sinai, 39 giants, 40 Benjamin,

Vertical: 1-Arimathea 2 Jacob 3 Jehovah, 4 Patmos 5-Navin, 6 Gamaliel 9 Messiah, 10 - Statir, 14 - capernaum, 15 Jerusalem, 19 - lidia

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2-sarra; 4-mark; 5th temple; 6-mammon; 9-Epaphras; ! 10-Eliezer 11-tabernacle; 12-Naaman14-ave15-Eve; 18 rabbis; 21-Sidon (Acts 27: 3); 22-olives 23-Luke; 24-Semey (1 Kingsv, 2: 8); 25-tars; 1-myrtle; 2-chamois; 3-Aaron; 7 Moabites; 8-circumcision 13-Rebekah; 14-amalik (Numbers, 13:30); 16th Abraham; 17th assarium; 19-Asenath; 20-Nazareth;

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Entertaining Bible Crosswords

Crossword number 1

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Horizontal: 4. A place where they live or stop in winter (Acts 27:12).
5. Human reasoning about the meaning of being (Colossians 2: 8).
6. Lattice (Exodus 27: 4).
8. A person who has great knowledge of something (Acts 26: 3).
11. What Jacob limped on (Genesis 32:31).
13. The goddess who was considered the patroness of Ephesus (Acts 19:28).
15. Strong crying caused by grief, mental suffering (Jeremiah 31:16).
20. What the Law of the Medes and Persians did not allow (Daniel 6:12).
21. The city in which Peter resurrected a Christian named Tabitha (Acts 9:36, 40).
23. The Hebrew name Esther (Esther 2: 7).
24. The slave, "who received only one ... went and hid the silver coins of his master, burying them in the ground" (Matthew 25:18).

Vertical: 1. The former name of the city of Dan (Judges 18:29).
2. That which was swollen by an adulterous wife who drank water was “a curse” (Numbers 5:22). 3. “And the stork under heaven knows its specific times, and the turtledove, and ..., and the crane watch the time when they fly in” (Jeremiah 8: 7).
7. The valley in which King Josiah burned “all the things that were done for Baal and for Astarte and for all the host of heaven” (2 Kings 23: 4).
9. One of the cities in which Philip “proclaimed the good news” (Acts 8:40).
10. “On the day that Lot came out of Sodom, fire fell from the sky and ... and they destroyed all” (Luke 17:29).
12. The sister of Herod Agrippa II (Acts 25:13).
14. A city in Galatia, in which, after the ministry of Paul and Barnabas, “a great multitude of Jews and Greeks became believers” (Acts 14: 1).
15. The firstborn of Jacob (Genesis 35:23).
16. Something external that produces a deceptive impression (Colossians 2:23).
17. A document with a signature confirming receipt of something (Luke 16: 6).
18. “After Jesus again crossed over in another boat ... another great crowd gathered together” (Mark 5:21).
19. The city, according to Jesus, “kills the prophets and stone those who were sent to him” (Matthew 23:37).
22. One of the books of the Bible written by Moses.

"Bible CrosswordCrossword number 2

Horizontal: 1. The harlot from Jericho (Joshua 2: 1).
4. One of the components of the fruit of the spirit (Galatians 5:22).
5. The port city of Pamphylia (Acts 14:25).
7. "Old women ... defiling the holy, reject" (1 Timothy 4: 7).
10. In the 1st century AD e. Roman province in southern Greece with a capital in Corinth (2 Corinthians 1: 1). 16. The fact that David "let ... his beard," when he pretended to be mad before the king of Geth (1 Samuel 21:12, 13).
17. “You crossed the Jordan and came to Jericho. And the inhabitants of Jericho, the Amorites, and Theresa, and the Canaanites, and the Hittites, and Gergeses, and ..., and the Jebusites fought with you, but I delivered them into your hands ”(Joshua 24:11).
18. Lies (Proverbs 12:17).
20. The remainder, a reminder of something that has disappeared (Daniel 2:35).
22. Jesus healed “all ... and all weaknesses that people had” (Matthew 4:23).
24. Support, joy (Colossians 4:11).
26. "... whom you saw with two horns, these are the kings of Media and Persia" (Daniel 8:20).
28. The young man resurrected by Paul (Acts 20: 9).
30. “Do not harness the unequal ... with unbelievers” (2 Corinthians 6:14).
31. “God said to Noah: ... all flesh has come before me” (Genesis 6:13).
32. “... the host of the Lord said unto Jesus, Take off your shoes from your feet, for the place where you stand is holy” (Joshua 5:15). 33. Jewish measure of liquids (Ezekiel 45:10).
34. “... he will reign in truth, and the princes will rule in accordance with the law” (Isaiah 32: 1).

Vertical: 1. He who catches fish (Isaiah 19: 8).
2. “The poor ... dipped more than all who dipped money in vessels” (Mark 12:43).
3. The young man (Judges 8:20).
6. What Jacob compared the short life of a man (James 4:14).
8. Manna was like something “croupy, small, like ... on the earth” (Exodus 16:14).
9. Evening meal (Luke 17: 8).
11. What Jesus said to the disciples during the Easter dinner: “Take and eat. It means my body ”(Matthew 26:26).
12. “The sun and moon will be darkened and the stars will lose ... theirs” (Joel 3:15).
13. A vessel for scooping up water from a well (John 4:11).
14. The feeling of suffering (Romans 9: 2).
15. Ezra "was ... knowledgeable in the law of Moses" (Ezra 7: 6).
19. One who is sent somewhere with urgent news (Jeremiah 51:31).
21. Secret message to a representative of the authorities containing a charge (Jeremiah 20:10).
23. A fenced piece of land at the house (John 18:15).
25. The Lamb (Exodus 12: 5).
27. An island in the Mediterranean Sea (Acts 27:13).
29. The burden, the yoke (Jeremiah 3:27).

Bible crossword number 3

Horizontal: 2. A city whose inhabitants behaved like sodomites (Judges 19: 15-25).
4. How many months did Judah Jephthah’s daughter mourn over her virginity? (Judges 11:37, 38).
6. The sister of Laban (Genesis 24:29).
9. Dubrava (Genesis 13:18).
11. Fear, fear (Hebrews 12:21).
12. The old Russian pronoun of the middle gender.
17. The later name of Bela (Genesis 14: 2).
20. This, unlike bodily exercise, is all good (1 Timothy 4: 8).
22. Always liars, evil beasts, lazy wombs (Titus 1:12).
23. They stole the cattle of Job and killed his servants (Job 1:15).
25. God expands this through Christians (2 Corinthians 2:14).
27. The same as vyya.
28. In addition to the three-year-old calf, the three-year-old goat, the three-year-old ram and the young pigeon, Abram cut it in half, as Jehovah commanded (Genesis 15: 9, 10).
29. Belongings for service in the Jerusalem temple (1 Kings 7:23).
30. That which cannot be repaid for evil (Romans 12:17).
31. A bag in which there should not be “double weights” (Deuteronomy 25:13).
32. The word of the apostates will spread like / this disease (2 Timothy 2:17).
33. King of Judah.

Vertical: 1. The people who inhabited Canaan.
3. The Well (Heb.) (Numbers 21:16).
5. The name of Joseph's wife, whom Pharaoh gave him (Genesis 41:45).
7. The son of Salah, father of Pelec (Genesis 11: 14-16).
8. The tribe, together with the Canaanites, drove the Israelite murmurs even to Horma (Numbers 14:45). 10. Anointed.
13. What the corvan is (Mark 7:11).
14. What you need to cherish (Ephesians 5:16).
15. This is the form of the great city, holy Jerusalem, which John saw in a vision (obsolete) (Revelation 21:16).
16. The Ammonite slave that impeded the restoration of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 2:10).
18. One of three people who would save only their souls with their righteousness (Ezekiel 14:14, 20).
19. The rich compares his estate with this; he who destroys this will sting the serpent (Proverbs 18:11; Ecclesiastes 10: 8).
21. The Son of Homer (Genesis 10: 3).
24. Whoever does not knowingly do this is a sin (James 4:17).
26. That which Solomon laid upon the Israelites, and Jesus Christ offered people to take over (1 Kings 12: 4; Matthew 11:29).
27. One of the closest executors of David's orders is the Garahite (2 Samuel 23:33).
29. The fruit of the spirit (Galatians 5:22).

Bible Crossword Number 4

Horizontal: 2. Balaam's Father (Numbers 22: 5).
7. Locked device (1 Kings 4:13).
8. The altar (2 Chronicles 26:16; Psalm 50:21).
9. The king of Judah, the successor of Abijah, who deprived his mother, the title of queen because she made the idol of Astarte (1 Kings 15: 8, 9, 13).
10. Loud, as if trumpet, like the sound of many waters (Revelation 1:10, 15).
11. The leader of the palace, whom (like Maasei and Elkan, the second king) was killed by Zichrius, a strong man from Ephraim (2 Chronicles 28: 7).
13. The sign between Jehovah and the sons of Israel forever (Exodus 31:16, 17).
14. The city of the Hannanites, whose inhabitants were not expelled by the Israelites of the tribe of Asher (Judges 1:31).
19. Prince of Roche, Meshech, and Tubal (Ezekiel 38: 1).
21. Iron rings with chains worn on the hands and feet of the prisoner (2 Chronicles 33:11). 24. One of the cities where the apostle Paul suffered persecution and suffering (2 Timothy 3:11). 25. Nationality of Goliath (1 Samuel 17: 8).
28. The son of Jacob, compiler of the parables (Proverbs 30: 1).
29. A pointed metal rod that cannot pierce the jaw of the leviathan (Job 40:21).
30. The Son of Ham (Genesis 10: 6).
31. The Egyptian pharaoh who opposed Jerusalem in the fifth year of the reign of Rehoboam (1 Kings 14:25).
32. The Sabbath exists for him (Mark 2:27).

Vertical: 1. One who is less attached than a friend (Proverbs 18:24).
3. A small piece of land (Isaiah 1: 8).
4. Fishing tackle that cannot be pulled out of the leviathan (Job 40:20).
5. Measure, amount of raisins and figs (1 Samuel 25:18).
6. Father of Samuel (1 Samuel 1:19, 20).
9. A native of the land of Senaar, who built Nineveh (Genesis 10:10, 11).
12. The city, built by King Amrius, the capital of the northern kingdom of Israel (1 Kings 16:24). 15. The priest from the Avian chord (Luke 1: 5).
16. The Cheek (Matthew 26:67).
17. The sea in which the apostle Paul survived a shipwreck (Acts 27:27).
18. The title of God (Psalm 94: 6).
19. To sacrifice the lamb a quarter of this measure of beaten oil was to be mixed with a tenth of a wheat flour efa (Exodus 29:40).
20. The first camp of the Jews beyond the Jordan (Joshua 4:19).
22. He taught Balak to seduce the sons of Israel (Revelation 2:14).
23. The measuring cord that the carpenter making the idol stretches through the tree (Isaiah 44:13). 26. The son of the great priest Eliashib (the grandson of Eliashib was the son-in-law of Sanballat, for which he was banished by Nehemiah) (Nehemiah 13:28).
27. The Son of Cush (Genesis 10: 8).

Bible Crossword Number 5

Horizontal: 3. The Supreme Court of Athens (Acts 17:22).
8. That which Walla was to Jacob (Genesis 35:22).
11. City in Gilead (1 Samuel 11: 1).
12. The eldest of the brothers of David (1 Samuel 17:13).
13. The one whom the Israelites “made themselves God” after the death of Gideon (Judges 8:33).
17. The son of Lamech and Zilla, who “was the kovach of all the tools of copper and iron” (Genesis 4:22). 20. The son of Lot's eldest daughter (Genesis 19:37).
23. That under which Rachel hid the idols of her father (Genesis 31:34).
24. The city in which the temple of Jehovah was located (Mark 11:15).
25. An animal living underground (Leviticus 11:29).
26. “Mary ... came and told the disciples the news:“ I saw the Lord! ”” (John 20:18).
28. What Moses threw on his face so that “the sons of Israel would not look at the end of what was to be abolished” (2 Corinthians 3:13).
30. The grandson of Esau from his firstborn, Eliphaz (Genesis 36:15).
31. The name of the place where Gideon lived and where an angel appeared to him (Judges 6:11).
32. City in the lot of Naphtali (Joshua 19:38, 39).
33. A yarn product for flooring, wall decoration (Judges 4:18).
34. The son of Judah, who did not want to “restore the seed to his brother” (Genesis 38: 8, 9).

Vertical: 1. The Hittite, one of David's best warriors (2 Samuel 23:39).
2. “The Carver and the Skillful Weaver,” who worked with Veseliel to arrange the tabernacle (Exodus 38:22, 23).
4. What Jacob held Esau at hand at birth (Genesis 25:26).
5. The name of an angel sent with news first to Zechariah, and then to Mary (Luke 1:19, 26).
6. Grandmother of Timothy (2 Timothy 1: 5).
7. The widow who was in the temple when they brought little Jesus there (Luke 2:36).
9. The brother of Joab, defeated by Abner (2 Kings 2:22, 23).
10. King of Madon, defeated by Joshua (Joshua 11: 1, 8).
13. Hagar "went, sat down in the distance, in the distance of one ... from the bow. For she said: I do not want to see the death of the lad ”(Genesis 21:16).
14. “I saw that one of his [beast's] heads was as if mortally wounded, but mortal ... healed” (Revelation 13: 3).
15. The son of David, who rebelled against him (2 Samuel 15:12).
16. “The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed that a man took and sowed on his own ...” (Matthew 13:31).
18. The Moabite king whom Aodus killed (Judges 3:17, 21).
19. One of the five Canaanite cities in the Siddim Valley near the Salt Sea (Genesis 14: 2, 3).
20. A city near which, in a wilderness, David was hiding from Saul (1 Samuel 23:25).
21. Acting, crime (Genesis 31:36).
22. The seventh execution sent by God to Egypt (Exodus 9:22).
23. The inclined surface (Joshua 7: 5).
27. Pursuing the Amalekites, David and the soldiers “came to the stream ... and the weary stood still there” (1 Samuel 30: 9).
29. Ram (Genesis 22:13).
30. In saving Paul, the friends “lowered [him] in a wicker basket through ... in the wall” (2 Corinthians 11:33).
To be continued...