This Earth Cleansed and Restored.

Paradise is a Greek word having a Hebrew and ultimately a Persian origin. It means a park or garden, ground cultivated for pleasure. In the Old Testament it is used by Solomon to describe an orchard (see Ecclesiastes 2:5; Song of Solomon 4:13), and by Nehemiah to describe the royal forest of the king Artaxerxes, when he wanted cedar trees cut down for timber to repair the gates of Jerusalem (in Nehemiah 2:8).

The Garden of Eden is called a 'garden', but it could have been named a 'paradise'. The English poet Milton wrote a book about the expulsion of Adam and Eve from Eden, which he called Paradise Lost.

Pagan
Parable
Paradise
  New Testament references to paradise
Passover
  1. The first Passover
  2. Old Testament Passover feasts
  3. Jesus and the Passover
Pastor
Patriarch
Peace
Pentateuch
Perfect, Perfection
Pharisee
Power of God
Prayer
Preach
Predestination
Priest
  1. The Mosaic priesthood
  2. Pagan priests
  3. Christian priesthood
  4. Priests in the age to come
Promise
Promised Land
Prophet, Prophecy
Pure