1. Parbul
   Pharabel
2. Parable
   Prable

Parables are uncomplicated stories meant to teach moral or spiritual lessons. Jesus tells them in the Gospels.

1. Pashriarch
   Patryarc
2. Parrotarch
   Patriarch

Patriarch can refer to any male head of a family or tribe. It also refers specifically to the biblical men who are considered the fathers of the human race, like Jacob, Isaac and Abraham.

1. Parish
   Perish
2. Patrish
   Pehrich

Someone who has perished has passed on. This is a word that can be seen throughout the Bible.

1. Glugny
   Gluttony
2. Glattney
   Glutonie

Gluttony is defined as being habitually greedy when it comes to food, drink and wealth. It is considered a sin.

1. Rith
   Wraith
2. Rath
   Wrath

Wrath refers to anger on a mass scale. In modern language, it is rarely used with seriousness.

1. Karub
   Cherub
2. Sherube
   Charonb

Cherubs were depicted as winged children. In biblical tradition, they attend on God.

1. Disipal
   Disseyeple
2. Disciple
   Disypall

In general, this word can refer to the student of any type of teacher or leader. It is also used to refer to the followers of Jesus Christ specifically.

1. Righteous
   Riteous
2. Reyechous
   Ritius

Righteous can describe a person or an action that is moral. It is also slang for "very good."

1. Genesis
   Jenesis
2. Jeniesise
   Genisis

Genesis is the first book of the Old Testament, which contains the tale of God creating the world. It can also refer to the origin or beginning of other things.

1. Rapture
   Rapitire
2. Rapshure
   Raptor

Rapture can refer to feelings or expressions of intense joy or pleasure. Some North American Christians also believe that the rapture will occur after the second coming of Christ, during which believers will be transported to heaven.

1. Resrecshun
   Reserektion
2. Rezurection
   Resurrection

Resurrection can refer to the revival or revitalization of something or bringing something back from the dead. In Christian theology, it can refer to Christ's return from death or the rising of the dead during the Last Judgement.

1. Rejoce
   Re-joise
2. Reejoyce
   Rejoice

To rejoice means to feel delight. It can also mean to show it.

1. Profecie
   Prophecy
2. Prafocie
   Prophetcy

Prophecies refer to predictions of the future. In Biblical texts, true prophecy has divine inspiration.

1. Elter
   Althar
2. Alltar
   Altar

Alters have been used in many religions and faiths. In a Christian church, an altar is where the bread and wine are consecrated during communion.

1. Sakrifise
   Sacrifice
2. Shacrifize
   Sachrifice

This can refer to Christ's offering of himself during the Crucifixion. It can also refer to any valued thing which is given up for the sake of something more important.

1. Attonment
   Atonement
2. Attunement
   Attonemant

In common English, an atonement can be a reparation for any wrongdoing. In Christian theology, it refers to the mankind and God reconciling through Jesus Christ.

1. Scrapegoat
   Scapgoat
2. Scapegoat
   Scaypgote

The word scapegoat comes from a Biblical story. In Leviticus. 16, a goat is sent into the wilderness to die after a Jewish priest symbolically puts the sins of the people on it.

1. Eppiphany
   Epiphone
2. Epifony
   Epiphany

While this word can be used to refer to the manifestation of any divine being, it has specific uses within Christianity. It can refer to the manifestation of Christ represented by the Magi, and the fetival commemorating this event.

1. An exodus
   A nexodus
2. An exodous
   A Naxodous

This word can refer to any mass departure. It is commonly used to refer to the evacuation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

1. Revelation
   Ravalation
2. Revilation
   Revelashun

The word revelation can refer to making something unknown known. It also can specifically be when something divine or otherworldy which relates to the human world becomes known to humans.

1. Gaspell
   Gospel
2. Gohspell
   Gospele

The gospel refers to the record of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ in the first 4 books of the New Testament. It also refers to the teachings of Christ in general.

1. Unsense
   Innsenc
2. Insence
   Incense

To incense someone is to make them very angry. Incense also refers to a substance burned in order to emit a pleasant smell.

1. Messiah
   Missiah
2. Mesia
   Messiya

The Hebrew Bible prophesied that a deliverer would come. Christians believe these prophecies came true with Jesus Christ and that he is the Messiah, while Jews do not.

1. Redemshion
   Rudemption
2. Redemption
   Rademption

Redemption can be the action of saved or being saved from sin or evil. It can also refer to a thing which gets this result.

1. Omni-present
   Omnypresent
2. Omnipresent
   Ahmniprezent

The word omnipresent can describe something so common that it can be found anywhere. It also is used to describe God, who is said to be present everywhere all the time.

1. Pharadise
   Parudice
2. Pardies
   Paradise

Paradise can be used to refer to heaven or the Garden of Eden, where Adam and Eve were cast from. It also can refer to any place of ideal peace and bliss.

1. Pestilence
   Pestilents
2. Pehstlenz
   Pestilance

Pestilence refers to any fatal epidemic. It is a largely archaic word used especially to refer to the Black Death.

1. Baptism
   Bapptism
2. Baptysm
   Baptisim

In the Christian church, a baptism occurs when water is sprinkled on a person's head as part of a ceremony. It symbolizes rebirth, cleansing and admission to the church.

1. Idolatrie
   Iedolatry
2. Idiotlatry
   Idolatry

Idolatry can refer to the worship of any idols. In Christianity, it refers to the worship of any statues, images or likenesses that are not of God.

1. Repentance
   Repnentance
2. Repentence
   Ripentens

Repentance is the action of repenting. It involves showing honest remorse or regret for wrongdoing.

1. Omni-potent
   Omnipotent
2. Umnypotent
   Omnipotant

This word is used to both describe and as a synonym for God. It means to have unlimited power.

1. Leviathan
   Lyvithan
2. Laviathen
   La Viathen

The Leviathan was a sea monster in the Hebrew Bible. It can also be used to refer to something incredibly large, vexing or powerful.

1. Pradiggle
   Prodigle
2. Progidal
   Prodigal

Prodigal is both a noun and an adjective. It can refer to extravagantly wasteful people or behaviors.

1. Advent
   Edvant
2. Aadvant
   Advemnt

This word can refer to the arrival of anything. In Christian theology, it refers to the coming or second coming of Jesus Christ.

1. Bethroth'd
   Beetrothed
2. Betroffed
   Betrothed

This refers to old customs, when parents would arrange marriages for their children. Someone who was pledged to marry someone else would be their betrothed.