MATCH THE FOLLOWING VOCABULARY WORDS: 1. faith
2. reconciliation
3. natural
4. transgression
5. Gospel
6. lament
7. ridicule
8. repentance
9. conversion
10. inclination

the process of changing from one belief or behavior to another
restored to friendship, harmony or communication
good news concerning Jesus Christ
a turning from sin to god
act of going beyond limit set: sin
to make fun of
inborn trait or character
tendency to a particular action
to cry out in grief
firm belief; complete confidence; trust

Explanation:

1. Gospel - good news concerning Jesus Christ.  St. Mark's gospel.

2. Conversion - process of changing from one belief or behavior to another. She talked about her conversio to Christianity.

3. Repentence - turning from sin to God. The repentence from sin brings joy.

4. Faith -  firm belief; complete confidence; trust. My faith keeps me going.

5. Transgression - act of going beyond limit set; sin.  Forgive our transgressions.

6. Lament - to cry out in grief.   poem is a lamenting of his death.

7. Ridicule - to make fun of.  He was reidiculed for his ideas.

8. Natural - inborn trait or character. Natural beauty.

9. Reconciliation - restored to friendship. harmony, or communication.  They are in the process of reconciliation.

10. Inclination - tendency to a particular action.  His inclination would be to start a new job.

faith: firm belief; complete confidence; trust

reconciliation: restored to friendship, harmony or communication

natural: inborn trait or character

transgression: act of going beyond limit set: sin

Gospel: good news concerning Jesus Christ

lament: to cry out in grief

ridicule: to make fun of

repentence: a turning from sin to god

conversion: the process of changing from one belief or behavior to another

inclination: tendency to a particular action

Explanation:

These are the words that correlate with eachother.

William Howe and Charles Cornwallis were commander-in-chief of the British army for the American Revolution.

The commander-in-chief of the Continental Army was George Washington.

Howe, Cornwallis, and Washington were all of about equal training and experience when the American Revolution began. All three men had served in the Seven Years' War prior to the Revolution and rose to prominence during that war. The American Revolution pitted the three men against each other turning fellow military men into enemies. George Washington proved to be an acceptable general but more importantly he provided a morale booster for the troops.