Amos
A sheepherder and grower of fig trees who became an Old Testament prophet. He lived in Tekoa, a few miles…
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Amram and Jochebed
The parents of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam. Amram was from the tribe of Levi.
Ananias of Damascus
A Jewish Christian who lived in Damascus. After Saul met the risen Jesus on the road to Damascus, he became…
Ananias of Jerusalem
Ananias and his wife, Sapphira, sold a piece of their land and pretended they were giving the church all the…
Andrew
One of Jesus’s twelve disciples. Andrew and his brother, Simon, were fishermen. Andrew also was a disciple of John the…
Angels
Supernatural beings—thousands and thousands of them—created by God before He created people. Angels appear many times in the Old and…
Anoint/Anointed
Anoint means “to pour oil on a person or a thing.” Anointed means “sacred or set apart for God’s use.”…
Antioch
The name of sixteen cities founded by Alexander the Great in memory of his father, Antiochus. Two are mentioned in…
Apostles/Disciples
The twelve men chosen by Jesus as His special disciples. A disciple is someone who learns from someone else. These…
Aquila and Priscilla
A husband (Aquila) and wife (Priscilla) who were leaders in the early church. Like Paul, both were tentmakers. They moved…
Arabia
The area roughly the same as what is now Saudi Arabia—a large, dry peninsula between Egypt and the Persian Gulf.…
Aram/Arameans
A nomadic group of people living in Mesopotamia (now Syria). They were also known as the Chaldeans. Damascus was one…
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