FASTS AND FEASTS
The fast observed before Christmas.
Fast of Nativity
Jesus's first miracle, performed at a wedding.
Changing water into wine in Cana
What does the larger side of the Kebero represent?
Christ's Divine nature
The archangel that serves as God's primary messenger to deliver important news and revelations
Archangel Gabriel
The river in which Jesus was baptized
Jordan
The feast commemorating the Transfiguration of Christ.
Debre Tabor
The amount of food used to feed the crowd of five thousand men.
Five loaves and two fish
What does the T-shaped top part of the Meqwamiya symbolize
The Cross
The archangel that acts as commander and serves as a protector.
Archangel Michael.
The garden where Jesus prayed before His arrest.
Gethsemane
The three day fast observed just before Great Lent.
Fast of Nineveh.
The village in which Jesus raised Lazarus back to life.
Bethany
What does the rising smoke of incense symbolize?
Prayer ascending to heaven.
The archangel who brought heavenly food to Mary during the 9 years she spent at the temple was ...
Archangel Phanuel.
The hill where Jesus Christ was crucified.
Golgotha
The fast observed on the eves of Nativity and Epiphany.
Gehad Fast
The city in which Jesus healed the blind beggar Bartimaeus
Jericho
The sound of the shaking Tsenatsil (sistrum) symbolizes...
The rattle of broken chains during Christ's decent to Sheol.
Who was archangel that accompanied and protected Tobit's son Tobias.
Archangel Raphael
How old was Jesus when he was found talking to teachers in the Temple.
12 years old.
What are the names of the first 3 weeks of the fast of nativity whose Sundays also double as minor feasts of Christ?
Sibket, Birhan and Nolawi
The body of water on which Jesus walked toward His disciples during a storm.
Sea of Galilee
During the absence of an Ark (Tabot) during liturgy, this holy book of the bible is used as replacement.
The Gospel of John
The celestial beings who carry the thrones of the Holy Trinity are...
The Cherubim
What is the name of the village the two disciples were walking to when Jesus joined them on the road after his resurrection.
Emmaus