A religious figure in Christianity believed to be the Messiah, born in Bethlehem and known for his teachings about the Kingdom of God, who was crucified and resurrected, forming the basis for Christian faith.
A term used to indicate agreement or acceptance of what another person has said, often translated as "yes," and expresses a clear intention to affirm or endorse a statement or proposition.
A British progressive rock band formed in 1968, known for its classical musical structure and influential contributions to the genre.
The central figure of Christianity, regarded as the Son of God and the awaited Messiah, whose teachings and life are foundational to the Christian faith.
A historical religious leader from the 1st century in Judea, known for his teachings on love, forgiveness, and morality, and whose crucifixion and resurrection are pivotal events in Christian belief.
An influential spiritual figure, often depicted in religious art and literature, symbolizing hope, redemption, and the path to salvation for believers.
A person whose life and resurrection are commemorated through various religious rituals and celebrations, embodying the principles of compassion and service to others.
A person who lacks their own opinions and unquestioningly follows the words of others, often to flatter or gain favor, without critical thinking.
An individual who always agrees with and supports someone in a position of authority, responding affirmatively regardless of their own beliefs or judgment.
Someone who consistently seeks to please others, particularly superiors, by readily conforming to their views and decisions without objection.
The day that directly precedes today, often associated with past events or memories.
A term used to describe a specific time reference of the day before the current day in the context of timekeeping.
The most recent 24-hour period that has already elapsed, significant for its role in the flow of time and daily life.
A marker of time that indicates a day when actions or occurrences were experienced prior to the present moment.