This garden was a place of perfect harmony with God before sin entered the world.
Eden
He was sold into slavery by his brothers but later saved them during famine.
Joseph
The official list of biblical books the Church recognizes as inspired.
Canon
This miracle food from heaven fed Israel during their wandering.
Manna
God’s free, unearned help that strengthens us to love and choose good.
Grace
God confused human language here to stop a prideful attempt to reach heaven.
Tower of Babel
This son of Isaac lost his birthright and blessing to his younger twin.
Esau
A reader who interprets the Bible using historical and cultural context.
Contextualist
These events showed God's power over Pharaoh and Egypt’s false gods.
Ten Plagues
This teaching authority of the Church interprets Scripture and Tradition.
Magisterium
Jacob dreamed of a ladder to heaven in this place he later named “House of God.”
Bethel
The first priest-king of Salem who offered bread and wine to Abraham.
Melchizedek
This Greek translation of the Old Testament was used by early Christians.
Septuagint
The object Moses made that healed those bitten by serpents.
Bronze Serpent
These three groups categorize all seven Sacraments.
Initiation, Healing & Service
This mountain is where God gave Moses the Ten Commandments.
Mt. Sinai
He held up Moses’ arms during Israel's battle against Amalek. (double points for both people)
Aaron & Hur
A visible appearance of God, such as the burning bush.
Theophany
These two locations are known as “testing” and “quarreling” when Israel doubted God for water.
Massah & Meribah
A visible sign (like candles or medals) that helps us receive spiritual grace.
sacramental
Joseph settled his family in this fertile region of Egypt during the famine.
Goshen
This successor of Moses led the Israelites into the Promised Land.
Joshua
The “first gospel” found in Genesis 3:15.
Protoevangelium
From this mountain, Moses viewed the Promised Land before his death.
Mt Nebo
All believers—living, dead, and in heaven—are united in this
Communion of Saints