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** from proto-German for charity for the poor | ** from proto-German for charity for the poor | ||
*** but related to Greek ''eleēmosynē'' for "pity, mercy" | *** but related to Greek ''eleēmosynē'' for "pity, mercy" | ||
* '''amen''' | |||
** "so be it" | |||
** from Hebrew ''amen'' for "truth" | |||
*** used to affirm a truth | |||
** from CCC 2856 "Then, after the prayer is over you say 'Amen,' which means 'So be it,' thus ratifying with our 'Amen' what is contained in the prayer that God has taught us." | |||
* '''angel''' | * '''angel''' | ||
** "messenger from God" | ** "messenger from God" | ||
** from Latin/Greek ''angelus / angelos'' for "messenger" | ** from Latin/Greek ''angelus / angelos'' for "messenger" | ||
*** likely from semitic | *** likely from semitic origin | ||
* '''Annunciation''' | * '''Annunciation''' | ||
* '''''anagogue''''' | * '''''anagogue''''' | ||
** Greek for "leading" | ** Greek for "leading" | ||
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*** PIE '''*apo-''' (off, away from) + PIE '''*sta-''' (to stand, make/ be firm) = ''away from the place'' | *** PIE '''*apo-''' (off, away from) + PIE '''*sta-''' (to stand, make/ be firm) = ''away from the place'' | ||
* '''apostle''' | * '''apostle''' | ||
** "one who is sent" | |||
** i.e., the Twelve were chosen and sent by Jesus to preach His word | |||
** Paul was also called an apostle, given his special mission as "apostle to the gentiles" (sent by Jesus Christ after the resurrection) | |||
* '''apostolic''' | * '''apostolic''' | ||
* archangel | * archangel | ||
** ''arch-'' = "chief" | ** ''arch-'' = "chief" | ||
* '''Ascension''' | |||
* '''''aseitas''''' | * '''''aseitas''''' | ||
** from Latin ''ab-'' (from) ''se'' (self) | ** from Latin ''ab-'' (from) ''se'' (self) | ||
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** expresses that God's existence has no cause or justification; God exists | ** expresses that God's existence has no cause or justification; God exists | ||
*** thus "I am" | *** thus "I am" | ||
* '''Assumption''' | |||
* '''atonement''' | * '''atonement''' | ||
** salvation through the Passion and the Cross | ** salvation through the Passion and the Cross | ||
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**from PIE root '''*dek-''' for "to take, accept." | **from PIE root '''*dek-''' for "to take, accept." | ||
=== E === | === E === | ||
*'''ecclesia | *'''ecclesia''' | ||
**-= church << to | **from Greek for gathering | ||
***-= church << to do | |||
*'''economy''' | *'''economy''' | ||
**as in the "economy of the Old Testament" | **as in the "economy of the Old Testament" | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
* ''' | * '''exegesis''' | ||
** explanation, interpretation | ** explanation, interpretation | ||
** from Greek ''exegeisthai'' for "explain, interpret" | ** from Greek ''exegeisthai'' for "explain, interpret" | ||
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** Hebrew for "God saves" | ** Hebrew for "God saves" | ||
** the Archangel Gabriel gave him this name at the Annunciation | ** the Archangel Gabriel gave him this name at the Annunciation | ||
* justification | * '''justification''' | ||
** the process by which sinners may become righteous in the sight of Gd | ** the process by which sinners may become righteous in the sight of Gd | ||
** justification comes through the sacraments | ** justification comes through the sacraments | ||
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**from Latin ''sanctus'' "holy" | **from Latin ''sanctus'' "holy" | ||
***so ''santus'' (holy) + ''facere'' ("to make or do" from PIE '''*dhe-''' "to set, put") | ***so ''santus'' (holy) + ''facere'' ("to make or do" from PIE '''*dhe-''' "to set, put") | ||
*scatter | *'''scatter''' | ||
**from Greek : diabalein | **from Greek : diabalein | ||
*'''Septuagint''' | *'''Septuagint''' | ||
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*'''spirit''' | *'''spirit''' | ||
**in Hebrew "ruah" | **in Hebrew "ruah" | ||
*symbiotic | *'''symbiotic''' | ||
**together, in union | **together, in union | ||
**from Greek ''symbiosis'' for "living together,"; or ''symbioun'' "live together,"; and ''symbios'' "(one) living together", "husband or wife," | **from Greek ''symbiosis'' for "living together,"; or ''symbioun'' "live together,"; and ''symbios'' "(one) living together", "husband or wife," | ||