Forces of Flight

to join with someone or something.

to change or modify something to fit with something else.

person who speaks, writes, or otherwise supports a person, idea, or cause.

person who represents a place, organization, or idea.

trial or test performance given to a performer to judge their performance.

to hire actors for a film or play.

Hebrew form of address for a respected and educated man.

to love tenderly and protectively.

people and culture focused on the teachings of Jesus and his followers.

to exchange knowledge, thoughts, or feelings.

a disagreement or fight, usually over ideas or procedures.

difference.

non-fiction film.

most important celebration in the Christian religion, marking the day when the deity Jesus rose from the dead.

residence of an ambassador or place where representatives of a nation conduct business in another country.

to inspire or support a person or idea.

very large.

at some point in the future.

to cause an interest in.

to not eat.

to delay making or acting on a decision because of fear or unwillingness.

to shine light on.

leader of prayer in a mosque.

unscheduled, unprepared, or improvised.

first.

internal or inland.

having to do with the religion or culture of people tracing their ancestry to the ancient Middle East and the spiritual leaders Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

central place for the sale of goods.

art and science of selling a product.

the lowest or least.

official who calls faithful Muslims to prayer from the minaret or other elevated part in a mosque.

having to do with Islam, the religion based on the words and philosophy of the prophet Mohammed.

physician or scientist who studies the anatomy, physiology and diseases of the brain and nervous system.

walled, UNESCO World Heritage Site within the modern city of Jerusalem, Israel, consisting of four quarters: the Muslim Quarter, the Christian Quarter, the Jewish Quarter and the Armenian Quarter. 

chance.

to unjustly discriminate against, torment, or persecute.

to take part in an activity.

point of view or way of looking at a situation.

study of political systems and the structure and conduct of governments.

communication with a spiritual deity.

title of religious leader in many faiths.

benefit or special right.

the art, science, and business of promoting an organization, person, or event.

leading religious official of a Jewish synagogue.

ninth month in the Muslim calendar, when Muslims fast during daylight hours.

anyway, or in spite of something.

a system of spiritual or supernatural belief.

burial vault or tomb. Also spelled sepulcher.

Jewish sabbath, observed on Saturday.

to photograph or film.

open-air marketplace common throughout the Middle East and North Africa. Also called a sook.

tasty and aromatic plant substances used in cooking.

a general characteristic associated with a group of people.

uncomfortable relationship between two people or groups.

fair and respectful attitude toward others and their way of life.

beliefs, customs, and cultural characteristics handed down from one generation to the next.

someone who sells something.

lively.