| A | B |
|---|
| patience | Bearing pain or trouble without complaining or lossing self-control |
| kindness | to be simpathetic friendly gentle tenderhearted generous |
| charity | the feeling of good will; benevolence |
| joy | a very glad feeling; happiness; great pleasure; delight |
| peace | freedom from public disturbance or disorder; public sercurity; law and order |
| goodness | the state or quality of being good |
| gentleness | not violent, harsh or rough |
| faithfulness | keeping faith; maintaining allegiance; constant; loyal |
| modesty | the quality or state of being modest |
| selfcontrol | control of oneself or, or of ones actions |
| chastity | pure, decent or modest in nature bahavior restraned and simple in style |
| virtue | sexually abstinent or selibate |
| prudence | exercising sound judjement in practical matters cautious or discrete in conduct not rash |
| justice | the quality of being righteous being right of correct sound reason rightfullness validity |
| fortitude | the strength to bear misfortune and pain etc. camly and patiently from courage |
| temperence | self restraint in conduct expression indulgence of the appetites moderation moderate in ones actions speech etc. |
