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1) one of the twelve men chosen by Jesus to spread his teaching (apostle)

2) of Jesus and his teaching (Christian)

3) a thorough teaching of the basic details of a subject (grounding)

4) a talk for the purpose of teaching (lecture)

5) something to be learnt or taught; period of time given to learning or teaching (lesson)

6) the teaching and belief that a knowledge of God and of real truth can be obtained through prayer and meditation (mysticism)

7) a person studying or teaching philosophy; a person who lets reason control her or his life (philosopher)

8) a person who teaches religion and claims that his teaching come to him directly form God (prophet)

9) a number of railway coaches etc joined together; to give (a person, animal) teaching and practice in a skill or profession (train)

10) (a fee for) teaching a person, especially on her or his own (tuition)

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Meaning:
advice

opinion about what to do, how to behave

recommendation

doctrine

(a system of) principles of teaching, beliefs of a church, political party etc

opinion; principle

education

(an organized system of) intellectual and moral training and instruction

instruction, development of knowledge

guidance

advice or help on educational, personal, career etc matters

counseling

idea

a picture in the mid; result of thinking and learning; an opinion; a plan; intention as a result of thinking

something understood, planned

instruction

the act, process, of instructing or being instructed

education

lesson

something to be learnt or taught; period of time given to learning or teaching

information taught

lore

knowledge, especially from the past or possessed by a class of people

myths, traditional wisdom

parable

a simple story used to teach a moral lesson

moral story

pedagogic

educational (which is more usual)

educational

tenet

principle; belief

belief, principle

training

in/not in good physical condition for a sport etc

preparation

tuition

(a fee for) teaching a person, especially on her or his own

education; education costs

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