A literary device that provides lists of illustrations or examples that follow one after the other

Term used to describe Greek speaking Jews

King of Salem and high priest who blessed Abraham and received tithes from him

Term used for the study of the early Christian writers from the end of the New Testament to the beginning of the Medieval times.

Literary device that moves from light to heavy; because the simple premise is true, the more difficult must also be true.

Archaeological site near the Dead Sea. The "Dead Sea Scrolls" were found in caves there during the last half of the 20th century.

Term used to describe a literary style that is persuasive or urgent debate

A literary device that is a detailed comparison of two or more things