Godlore

Godlore is the lore dealing with God and the beliefs of faith or worship. There are many worships in the world. The three Abrahamish faiths teach onegodliness, or the thought that only one God has being. These worships are Christendom, Jewishdom, and Muhammadom. Other worships, such as Hindudom, teach manigodliness. This kind of worships can have one, two, three, or an endless score of gods.

Godlore deals with the otherworldly realm. This is a realm of things which are unseen, have no body, and are outside the laws of worldken. Otherworldly things, like God, errandghosts, and the soul of man, are thought about in godlore.

On Holy Writ

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
Genesis	n	The Beginning; The Start	-
Ecclesiastes	n	-	The Athelbodes (Calque of the Heb. קֹהֶלֶת‎, qōheleṯ)
Old Testament	n	-	Old Bond, Lawsetness (OE ǽgesetnes)

On Christendom

Chancery English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
absolution	n	foregiveness	-
adiaphora	n	middlethings	-
admnister	vb	give	-
Anno Domini; A.D.	adv	in the year of our lord; YL	-
antiphon	n	-	wrixlesong (cf. NHG. Wechselgesang)
apologetics	n	wordwearylore	-
Ascension	n	Upgoing	Upganging (Brit.)
baptism	n	forwashing, fulwaying, christening	-
baptize	vb	forwash, fulway, christen	-
blasphemy	n	swearing	hosp (<ME) godsmear, holyshending
catechism	n	teaching	frodleering (cf. Ic. Trúfræðslurit)
catechize	vb	teach	-
Catholic	adj	broad church	-
communion	n	fellowship	-
concupiscence	n	lust	-
confess	vb	acknowledge, own up	beken (Eng., cf. NHG/Du. bekennen) andet (<ME andetten), det
confession	n	acknowledging (of sin), shrift	bekenness (Eng., cf. NHG/Du. bekennen), andetness (<OE andetnes)
confide (believe)	vb	trust, trow	-
congregation	n	foregathering	-
creed	n	belief	-
crucify	vb	roodfasten	-
crucifixion	n	roodfastening	-
damnation	n	hell, hellfire, ordeal	-
deism	n	-	godtroth
Demiurge	n	Craftsman, "god of this world"	-
Demon	n	fiend, hellfiend, mare	nicor, ork (<OE orc)
Demonology	n	fiendlore	-
Devil	n	fiend, our foe/Foe	-
Divine Service	n	Folkswork (Liturgy- "People's Work)	God's Thane, Godsthane (<NHG 'Gottesdienst')
doctrine	n	Godlore, Godteaching	-
dogma	n	-	ground lief
Ecumenism	n	Broadening	-
eschatology	n	endlore, lastlore, endtimeslore, endtidelore	-
essence	n	pith; stuff	-
Eucharist	n	Hallow-Sending; Sending, thankmeal, Holy Supper, Lord's Supper, Lord's Board	-
evangelism	n	holy errand	-
ex nihilo	n	out of nothing, from naught	-
faith	n	lief, belief, trust, trow	-
grace	n	gift, giveness	-
Hallelujah	interj	-	herrigod (calque of Hebrew)
harmartology	n	sinlore	-
hypostasis	n	Under-standen; Pithsomeness; Thing	-
impute	vb	reckon	-
incarnate	vb	enflesh, embody, be in the flesh, be made flesh, be infleshed, take on the form of	-
incarnation	n	enfleshment, embodiment	-
justification	n	rightwisness, rightening, rightness, rightedness	-
liturgy	n	folkswork, workship	leedwork (calque of Gk 'leitourgia')
mercy	n	arm, milts, kindness	-
martyr	n	-	K
martyrology	n	-	kitherlore (see wordbook page M for Martyr)
mission	n	errand, task, sending, sentness	-
nihilism	n	naughtdom	-
Original Sin	n	birthbane (c.f. William Tyndale's 'birth poison')	ersin (<NGH 'erbsünde')
paradisiacal	adj	-	nerxnawongly (<OE neorxnawanglic)
piety	n	awefastness	-
propitiation	n	atoning bloot, armstock (c.f. Richard Taverner's 'mercystock')
repent	vb	forthink, afterthink	-
repentant	adj	forethoughtly, rueful	-
repentance	n	forethought, afterthought, rue	-
resurrect	vb	gainrise	-
resurrection	n	gainrising	-
revival	n	edlivening, edquickening	-
sacraments	n	holiworks, hallowings	-
sacrifice	n	-	bloot
salvation	n	freeing, health, hale	-
sanctification	n	hallowing	-
sanctify	vb	make holy, hallow	-
scripture	n	writ, writings	-
seminary	n	godlorehall, godlorehouse	-

Of Bynames (Epithets)

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
Adonai	pr	Our Lord	-
Elyon	pr	-	Enheightened One
Eternal One	pr	Everlasting One	-
Father of Creation	pr	World Maker	World Ashapener
Great Architect	pr	Great Builder	-
Great Physician	pr	Great Healer	-
Heavenly Creator	pr	Heaven's Smith	-
Omniscient	pr	All-Knowing	-
Omnipotent	pr	Almighty	-

Of Wights (Beings)

Chancery English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
apostle	n	errander, fro-sent (Richard Taverner)	sendling (<NHG 'Sendling')
archangel	n	high-ghost	-
bishop	n	overseer	-
cardinal	n	-	godsearl (cf. H Ic. guðsjarl) Whule (cf. Sw. Hwul)
chaplain	n	-	-
Charlemagne	n	Charles the Great	-Carl the Great
curate	n	-	-
disciple	n	follower, loreling, loreknight, learner	-
Holy Spirit	n	Holy Ghost	-
martyr	n	wale (<ME wal, wale, wel, wæl)	bloot (<OE (ge)blot, 'sacrifice'), rood-bearer, cyther (<OE cyðere), witness (Gr. martyreo means 'I witness, I tell about'; Ar. also uses same root for witness and martyr)
pastor	n	shepherd, herder	-
presbyter	n	elder	-
Trinity	n	Threeness	-

Of Happenings

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
Advent	n	the Coming; the Onset	-
All Saints Day	n	Allhallowmas, Hallowmas	-
Ascension Day	n	Heavenfare's Day	Gang-Day (<OE gangdæg)
Baptism of the Lord	n	Lord's Christening	Lord's Fullwightening
Candlemas	n	-	Glimmas
Christmas	n	Yule	Cristesmass (<OE)
Day of Tribulation	n	-	Arvethday, Arveth-day (<OE earfoþedæg; c.f. ME arveþ-sīþ)
Epiphany	n	-	Sweetlingday (<OE sweotolungdæg), Atewmas (after Christmas, Candlemas, etc.)
Feast day	n	-	simbleday (<OE symbeldæg)
Feast of Corpus Christi	n	-	Wistforwandering Day
Feast of the Cross	n	Roodmas, Holy Rood Day	-
Feast of the Transfiguration	n	-	Forhallowing Day

Here and There

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
catacomb	n	-	-
cathedral	n	headchurch	-
cemetery	n	graveyard	-
church	n	-	Cristish worshiphouse, holy house
columbarium	n	-	-
diocese	n	-	bedereve shire
mausoleum	n	-	-
mortuary	n	-	deadhouse, bodyroom, bodyhouse
ossuary	n	-	bonehouse
Paradise	n	-	Nerxnawong
Pearly Gate	n	-	Welkingate, Seahurstgate

Of Afterfollowings and Offsheddings (Sects and Denominations)

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
Albigenses	adj	-	-
Augustinian	adj	-	-
Benedictine	adj	-	-
Bethlehemite	adj	-	-
Bogomil	adj	-	-
Catharist	adj	-	-
Carmelite	asj	-	-
Carthusian	adj	-	-
Cistercian	adj	-	-
Dominican	adj	-	-
Franciscan	adj	-	-
Jesuit	adj	-	-
Mercedarian	adj	-	-
Trinitarian	adj	-	-
Waldensian	adj	-	-

Of The Seven Deadly Sins

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
Acedia	n	Carelessness, Laziness	-
Avarice	n	Greed	Yetsing (<OE gitsung)
Envy	n	Nithe	Nithenness
Glutton	n	-	feelfret (ME feele, freten)
Gluttony	n	-	Feelfretting
Lust	n	-	Dernledging (<OE diernlicgan)
Pride	n	-	Unmoodness
Ire	n	Anger, Rage, Wrath	-

Of The Seven Heavenly Doughts (The Seven Heavenly Virtues)

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
Charity	n	Kindness, Openhandedness	Givleness (OE gifol)
Chastity	n	Maidenhood, Maidendom	Unswivenhood, Famenhood
Diligence	n	-	Heedfastedness
Gratitude	n	Thank, Thankfulness	-
Humility	n	Lowiness, Meekness	Lowlayth, Lamblikeness, Sackclothness
Patience	n	Forbearingness	Thild (<OE geþyld, cf. NHG Geduld) Moodthwearness (<OE módþwǽrnes)
Temperance	n	-	Forhaveness (<OE forhæfnes)

Of The Seven Holy Undertakings (The Seven Sacraments)

	Anglish	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
1.	Baptism	n	Christening; Seating	Fulwightening (<OE ġefulwihtnian)
2.	Confirmation	n	Strengthening, Starkening	Besteadying (NHG bestätigung)
3.	Eucharist	n	Housel	-
4.	Penance	n	bemoaning, berueing, rueing	After-thinking (Lancashire dialect)
5.	Extreme Unction	n	-	Throughsmearing of the Sick
6.	Matrimony	n	-	Beweddening (ME weddian)
7.	Holy Orders	n	-	Holy Hoding (<OE hádung)

Of The Three Godlorish Doughts (The Three Theological Virtues)

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
Aspiration	n	Hope	-
Charity	n	*See The Seven Heavenly Doughts	-
Faith	n	belief, trust, trow	-

Of Things

English	Class	Anglish (Attested)	Anglish (Unattested)
Bible	n	Holy Book	Cristbook when refering to Christianity
candelabrum	n	-	glimtree
cartulary	n	-	-
chalice	n	bowl	way(e) (<OE wæge)
chrism	n	-	-
chrismon	n	-	-
christogram	n	-	-
ciborium	n	-	-
consuetudinary	n	-	-
crown	n	wreath	-
crucifix	n	rood	-
crusade	n	roodfirding	-
eleemosynary	n	-	-
hoplochrism	n	-	-
hymn	n	hymn (<OE ymen) Churchsong (<OE Ciricsang)	-
hymnal	n	hymnbook	-
missal	n	beadbook	-
mosaic	n	-	shardbild
Passion of the Christ	n	-	Christ's Enachening
reliquary	n	-	holychest