A prayer in British Sign Language (BSL) following the death of Her Majesty The Queen, Elizabeth II
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…A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Abraham. The first patriarch of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and some other religions. Originally named Abram, he was a Bronze Age nomad whom God called to be the founder of the Hebrew people.
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A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Abrahamic Religions. A faith (notably Christian, Jewish and Muslim) of which Abraham is the founding father and which stresses his obedience to God.
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A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Absolve / Absolution. A formal statement of release from guilt and therefore from the consequential punishment; God’s forgiveness of Christians. Absolution usually follows a general confession of sins and is a common element of corporate worship as well as sometimes being given privately. It refers to a formal pronouncement of the forgiveness of sins.
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A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Abundance. A very plentiful supply of something such as food, a crop, God’s goodness; over-sufficiency of a resource.
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A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Accuser. Claiming that a person is guilty of an offence. In Hebrew, ‘Satan’ means accuser or adversary, so ‘the accuser’ refers to Satan.
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