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Ethnic identifier used by Pharaoh's daughter for the Israelite child, marking a distinct identity from Egyptians; possibly meaning 'one who crosses over.'

Ethnic identifier used by Pharaoh's daughter for the Israelite child, marking a distinct identity from Egyptians; possibly meaning 'one who crosses over.'

An impoverished Israelite sold into servitude, freed in the seventh year. Reflects the law's protection of human dignity, freedom, and limits on bondage within the covenant community.

An impoverished Israelite sold into servitude, freed in the seventh year. Reflects the law's protection of human dignity, freedom, and limits on bondage within the covenant community.

A covenantal provision in the Sinai law requiring release of Hebrew slaves after six years, safeguarding basic rights within the community.

A covenantal provision in the Sinai law requiring release of Hebrew slaves after six years, safeguarding basic rights within the community.

A core Protestant doctrine asserting that sinners are declared righteous by God through faith in Christ alone, not by works of the law. Based on Romans 3:28 and Galatians 2:16, this teaching was central to the Reformation.

A core Protestant doctrine asserting that sinners are declared righteous by God through faith in Christ alone, not by works of the law. Based on Romans 3:28 and Galatians 2:16, this teaching was central to the Reformation.

Greek 'dikaiōsis' meaning 'to declare righteous,' the Reformation doctrine that sinners are justified before God through faith in Christ, not by works.

Greek 'dikaiōsis' meaning 'to declare righteous,' the Reformation doctrine that sinners are justified before God through faith in Christ, not by works.

The public acknowledgment of sin before God and the community, central to Ezra's priestly leadership in calling the people to repentance.