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Word
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Definition:
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Reference:
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Abase
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To make or bring low; to humble.
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Luke 14:11
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Abhor
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Despise; spurn; regard with horror.
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Job 19:18-19
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Acquit
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To hold guiltless.
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Nahu. 1:3
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Adder
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A venomous snake.
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Psal. 58:3-5
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Admonish
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To instruct; advise; warn.
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Acts 27:9-10
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Ado
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Fuss; bother; tumult.
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Mark 5:38-39
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Affinity
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A marriage alliance.
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1 Ki. 3:1
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Afore
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Before.
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Isai. 18:5
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Afresh
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Again; anew.
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Hebr. 6:4-6
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Ague
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A fever.
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Levi. 26:16
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Alleluia
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Praise ye the LORD!
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Reve. 19:1
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Aloof
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At a distance, but within view.
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Psal. 38:9-11
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Amen
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Dependable; faithful; certain.
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Reve. 3:14-15
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Amiable
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Dear; lovely; beloved.
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Psal. 84:1-2
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Angel
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Messenger.
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Reve. 1:20
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Anon
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Immediately.
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Matt. 13:20
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Apace
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At a quick pace; quickly.
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Jere. 46:5-6
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Apothecary
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One who makes perfumes.
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Exod. 30:25
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Archangel
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Chief angel.
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1 Th. 4:16
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Ark
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Box; chest.
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Exod. 25:10
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Array
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To put on; to clothe.
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Matt. 6:27-29
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Asp
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A snake, serpent.
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Isai. 11:8-9
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Assent
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To agree upon.
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Acts 24:5-9
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Astonied
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To be taken by surprise.
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Isai. 52:13-14
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Atonement
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A covering (for sin).
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Levi. 5:18
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Averse
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To turn away from.
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Mica. 2:8-9
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Axletree
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Spindle of a wheel.
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1 Ki. 7:32
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Backbitings
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Evil speakings; slanders.
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2 Co. 12:20
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Balm
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A medicine; gum/rosin from a bush.
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Jere. 46:10-11
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Baptize
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To immerse; to dip or dye a thing.
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Acts 2:38-40
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Base
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Lowly; meek.
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2 Co. 10:1
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Battlement
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Retaining wall.
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Deut. 22:8
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Became
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Was exactly suited for; was fitting.
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Hebr. 7:24-26
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Beeves
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Horned cattle fit to plough.
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Levi. 22:19
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Begotten
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To have born; brought forth.
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1 Jo 5:1
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Behemoth
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A huge, strong animal.
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Job 40:15-16
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Belied
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To lie against; to speak falsely.
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Jere. 5:11-12
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Beseech
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To call upon; appeal; beg.
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Roma. 12:1
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Besought
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Entreated; asked; called.
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2 Co. 12:8-9
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Bestow
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To gather together.
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Luke 12:16-18
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Betimes
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Early; quickly.
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Prov. 13:24
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Betwixt
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Between; in an intermediate position.
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Song. 1:13
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Bewray
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To make manifest, clear, evident.
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Matt. 26:72-74
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Billow
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A swelling or heap of water.
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Psal. 42:7
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Bishopric
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Guardianship; office of overseeing.
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Acts 1:18-20
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Blessed
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Happy.
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Psal. 1:1-2
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Bolled
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Blossomed; in the seed/pod.
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Exod. 9:31-32
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Botch
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An ulcer.
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Deut. 28:27
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Bowels
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Inward parts; affections.
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Colo. 3:12
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Brawler
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One who is inclined to fight.
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1 Ti. 3:2-3
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Brayed
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To groan, wail; make a foul noise.
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Job 30:7
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Breeches
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Trousers.
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Ezek. 44:18
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Brimstone
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Sulphur.
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Psal. 11:6
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Brood
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A group of young animals.
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Luke 13:34
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Brutish
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Stupid.
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Prov. 12:1
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Buffet
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To strike with a clenched fist.
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Matt. 26:66-68
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Bulwark
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A defensive structure.
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Psal. 48:12-13
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By and by
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At once; immediately.
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Mark 6:24-25
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Caldron
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A pot; kettle.
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Jere. 52:17-18
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Candlestick
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Lampstand.
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Exod. 25:31
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Carnal
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Of the flesh; denoting human nature.
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1 Co. 3:3
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Casement
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A window.
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Prov. 7:5-6
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Cast angle
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To fish with a hook.
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Isai. 19:7-8
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Cauls
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Embroidered works, networks.
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Isai. 3:18
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Centurion
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Commander of a hundred men.
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Acts 10:1-2
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Chamberlain
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Eunuch, or chief servant.
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Esth. 1:10-11
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Chapiter
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Capital of a column.
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2 Ch. 3:15
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Charged
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Burdened; weighed down.
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1 Ti. 5:16
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Chaste
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Untouched; undefiled.
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2 Co. 11:1-2
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Chide
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Contend; strive.
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Psal. 103:9-10
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Chrysoprasus
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A precious stone.
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Reve. 21:19-20
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Churl
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A rude, fraudulent person.
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Isai. 32:7
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Circumspect, be
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Take heed; pay strict attention.
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Exod. 23:13
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Clamour
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An outcry or protest.
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Ephe. 4:31-32
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Cleanness of teeth
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Famine.
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Amos 4:16
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Cleft
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An opening, break or split.
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Obad. 3
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Cloak
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Raiment; clothing.
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Matt. 5:40
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Cloven
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Separated; divided up.
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Acts 2:1-3
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Cockle
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A weed resembling wheat.
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Job 31:39-40
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Collop
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A piece of flesh.
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Job 15:27
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Communicate
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To share or have things in common.
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1 Ti. 6:17-18
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Concision
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A cutting off; a false circumcision.
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Phil. 3:1-3
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Concord
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Agreement; unison.
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2 Co. 6:14-15
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Concupiscence
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Strong desire; passion.
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Colo. 3:5-6
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Confectionaries
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Oitment makers; perfumers.
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1 Sa. 8:12
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Consecrate
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To regard as set apart or separate.
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Exod. 28:3
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Contemn
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To despise with mockery.
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Psal. 10:13
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Contentious
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Loving quarrel; fond of strife.
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Roma. 2:7-8
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Convenient
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Proper; appropriate.
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Roma. 1:28
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Convinceth
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Convict.
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John 8:45-47
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Cornet
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A wind instrument; horn; trumpet.
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Hose. 5:8
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Coulter
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Iron agricultural tool.
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1 Sa. 13:20
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Countervail
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To be make equal, offset, compensate.
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Esth. 7:3-4
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Covert
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A hiding place.
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Isai. 4:6
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Cracknel
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Small dry cake; cracker.
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1 Ki. 14:3
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Crisping pins
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Money bags or purses, highly ornamented.
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Isai. 3:22
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Cruse
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A pot.
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1 Ki. 14:3
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Cumbered
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To be distracted with cares.
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Luke 10:40
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Cummin
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Plant bearing aromatic seeds.
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Isai. 28:24-25
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Dam
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A mother.
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Exod. 22:29-30
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Damned
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Condemned; judged against.
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Mark 16:15-16
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Darling
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Only one; beloved; sole.
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Psal. 22:19-20
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Daub
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To cover or plaster.
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Ezek. 13:10-11
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Dayspring
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An "up-rising", hence sunrising.
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Luke 1:76-79
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Dearth
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A cutting off of rain.
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Jere. 14:1-4
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Defer
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To delay; postpone.
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Isai. 48:8-10
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Derision
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Ridicule; laughing at enemies' threats.
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Psal. 2:2-4
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Despite
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Contempt.
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Ezek. 25:6-7
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Devil
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Slanderer; false accuser.
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John 6:70-71
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Diadem
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Turban; crown.
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Job 29:14
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Disallowed
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Rejected.
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1 Pe. 2:2-4
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Discern
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To examine, prove or test; scrutinize.
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Luke 12:54-56
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Disdain
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To reject; to despise.
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Job 30:1
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Dissemble
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To use deceit; to feign.
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Jere. 42:19-21
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Dissembleth
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To pretend; to use deceit.
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Prov. 26:24-25
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Divers
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Different; unequal; various.
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Prov. 20:10
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Doctor
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Teacher; instructor.
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Luke 2:46
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Doleful
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Howling; shrieking.
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Isai. 13:21
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Doth
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To do; to produce; make.
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Matt. 6:19-20
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Dragon
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Jackal; wild dog.
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Jere. 51:37
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Draught
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A catching, hunting.
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Luke 5:9-10
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Dregs
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Sediment.
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Isai. 51:17
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Dropsy
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An illness.
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Luke 14:1-3
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Drove
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Flock; company.
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Gene. 32:15-16
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Duke
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A head of a family or tribe.
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Gene. 36:15
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Durst
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To dare; venture.
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Luke 20:37-40
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Earing
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Plowing; tilling the ground.
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Gene. 45:6
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Easter
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Passover.
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Acts 12:4
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Effectual
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Effective service; active work.
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1 Co. 16:8-9
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Elias
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Elijah.
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Mark 9:5
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Emerods
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Tumors; hemorrhoids.
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1 Sa. 5:6
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Emulation
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Jealousy.
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Gala. 5:19-21
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Enjoin
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To command; charge.
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Hebr. 9:19-20
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Ensample
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An example.
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1 Th. 1:7-8
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Ensue
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To pursue after.
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1 Pe. 3:10-11
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Entreat
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To comfort; attempt to reconcile; help.
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1 Co. 4:11-13
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Environ
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To surround; compass.
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Josh. 7:9
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Epistle
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A letter sent.
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1 Th. 5:27
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Ere
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Before.
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Job 18:2
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Eschew
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To avoid; turn aside from.
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1 Pe. 3:10-11
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Espy
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To see; behold.
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Gene. 42:27-28
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Euroclydon
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A furious, north-easterly wind.
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Acts 27:13-14
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Eveningtide
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Evening time.
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Isai. 17:14
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Every several
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Each individual; each one separately.
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Reve. 21:19-21
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Exactor
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Overseer.
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Isai. 60:16-18
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Exhortation
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Encouragement.
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1 Co. 14:2-3
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Extol
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To lift up; esteem; praise.
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Psal. 145:1-2
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Eyesalve
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Medicine for the eyes.
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Reve. 3:18
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Fain
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To desire earnestly; long for.
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Luke 15:13-16
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Famished
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To have suffered hunger.
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Isai. 5:13
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Fare
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To make merry; rejoice.
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Luke 16:19-21
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Fast
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Abstaining from food.
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Matt. 6:16-18
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Fatling
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Fat cattle.
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Isai. 11:6
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Feigned
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Deceitful; false.
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Psal. 17:1
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Fen
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Marsh; swamp.
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Job,. 40:15,21
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Fetched a compass
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Made a circuit; wandered up and down.
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Acts 28:12-13
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Fillets
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Curtain rods placed between columns.
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Exod. 27:10
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Firebrand
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Firewood; torch.
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Isai. 7:4
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Firmament
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Expanse or vault over the earth; sky.
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Gene. 1:6-8
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Fitches
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A species of grain.
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Isai. 28:27
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Flagon
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Bottle; vessel.
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Hose. 3:1
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Flay
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To strip.
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Mica. 3:1-3
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Flux
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An intestinal disease; dysentery.
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Acts 28:8
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Forbearance
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Self-restraint.
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Roma. 2:3-4
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Forborne
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Ceased.
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Jere. 51:30
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Foresaw
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Beheld.
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Acts 2:24-25
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Forsaken
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To leave in an abandoned condition.
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Psal. 22:1-2
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Forswear
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To swear falsely.
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Matt. 5:33
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Forward, to be
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To wish; to desire; to purpose.
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2 Co. 8:10-11
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Foursquare
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Squared; four cornered.
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Ezek. 40:47
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Fowls
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Birds.
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Matt. 6:26
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Fret
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To be grieved; troubled; displeased.
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Psal. 37:8-9
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Fuller
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Launderer; one who washes clothes.
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Mark 9:2-3
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Furlong
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Approximately 1/8 mile (660 feet).
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Luke 24:13-14
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Gaddest
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To have roamed; to have gone away.
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Jere. 2:36-37
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Gape
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To open wide the mouth.
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Psal. 22:11-13
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Garrison
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A guard, watch or patrol.
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2 Co. 11:32
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Gin
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A noose; snare.
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Psal. 140:4-5
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Girdle
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Belt.
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Mark 1:5
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Goad
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A pointed stick.
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Eccl. 12:11
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Gospel
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Good news.
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Matt. 4:23
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Graven
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To cut or engrave.
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Job 19:23-24
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Grisled
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Spotted; speckled.
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Zech. 3:3
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Guile
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Deceit; craftiness.
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John 1:46-48
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Haft
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A handle.
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Judg. 3:21-22
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Hale
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To draw; drag; force.
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Luke 12:58
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Halt
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Lame; crippled in the feet.
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Matt. 18:8
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Hard by
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Beside; next to.
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1 Ki. 21:1
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Hart
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A deer; hind.
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Psal. 42:1
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Haughty
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Proud; arrogant; lifted up.
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Psal. 131:1
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Heady
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Reckless; hasty; headstrong.
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2 Ti. 3:1-4
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Heath
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A shrub or tree.
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Jere. 48:6-7
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Heed
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To be careful to consider.
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Matt. 6:1-2
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Henceforth
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From this time forth; from now on.
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Isai. 9:7
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Heretic
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One who causes divisions, factions.
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Titu. 3:10-11
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Herewith
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With this.
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Ezek. 16:28-29
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Hewn
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Cut.
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Matt. 7:18-20
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Hinder
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Latter; rear; behind.
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Zech. 14:8
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Hireling
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A laborer employed on hire.
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Isai. 16:14
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Hoary
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White colored.
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Job 38:28-29
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Holden
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Held.
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Isai. 42:14-15
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Holpen
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Helped.
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Psal. 86:16-17
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Hosen
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Tunics; under garments.
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Dani. 3:21
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Husbandman
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A farmer; one who tills the ground.
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Joel. 1:10-11
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Ignominy
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Contempt; shame; dishonor.
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Prov. 18:3
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Immortality
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Incorruption; an imperishable state.
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1 Co. 15:54
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Impenitent
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Without remorse.
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Roma. 2:5-6
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Implacable
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Unyielding; obstinate.
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Roma. 1:28-31
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Importunity
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Lack of modesty; shamelessness.
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Luke 11:7-8
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Impute
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To reckon or count.
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Roma. 4:8
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In no wise
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By no means; assuredly not.
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Matt. 5:17-18
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Incontinent
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Unbridled; uncontrollable.
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2 Ti. 3:1-3
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Inditing
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Overflowing; boiling over.
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Psal. 45:1
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Infidel
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An unbeliever.
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1 Ti. 5:8
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Inordinate
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Without restraint; immoderate.
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Ezek. 23:10-11
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Instant
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Insistent; steadfast; urgent.
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Luke 23:22-23
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Jacinth
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A precious stone.
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Reve. 21:19-20
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Joined hard
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To border; to be adjacent to.
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Acts 18:6-7
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Jot
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The smallest Hebrew letter.
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Matt. 5:17-18
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Kin
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Family.
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Mark 6:4
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Kine
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Cows; cattle.
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Gene. 41:1-2
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Kinsmen
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Neighbors; relatives.
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Psal. 38:9-11
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Lade
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To burden; to load.
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Luke 11:46
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Ladeth
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Burdens; loads.
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Haba. 2:6
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Languish
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Wither; to be made weak.
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Isai. 24:3-4
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Latter
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Last.
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Job 19:25
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Laver
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Wash basin.
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Exod. 30:18-19
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Leasing
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Falsehood; deceit.
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Psal. 5:5-6
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Lees
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Sediment.
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Jere. 48:11-12
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Let
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To hinder or obstruct.
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Roma. 1:13
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Lewdness
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Villany; wickedness; crime.
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Acts 18:14-15
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Listeth
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To please; to choose.
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John 3:7-9
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Lively
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Living.
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1 Pe. 2:5
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Loins
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The lower back; waist.
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Matt. 3:4
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Lot
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Portion; destiny; fate.
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Psal. 16:5
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Loweth
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To moo (cow noise).
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Job 6:5
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Lucre
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Gain.
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1 Ti. 3:2-3
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Maimed
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Crippled, or deprived of some member.
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Matt. 15:30
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Malice
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Ill-will; badness.
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1 Pe. 2:1-2
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Mammon
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Earthly goods; property; riches.
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Matt. 6:24
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Manifest
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To make openly known; appear.
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1 Ti. 3:16
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Mansion
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Abiding place.
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John 14:1-3
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Marishes
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Marshes; ponds.
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Ezek. 47:9,11
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Masteries, strive
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To compete; contend.
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2 Ti. 2:5
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Mattock
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Hoe; spade; agricultural tool.
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Isai. 7:25
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Mazzaroth
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Stars or planets.
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Job 38:32
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Mean
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Obscure; insignificant.
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Acts 21:39
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Mediator
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One who intervenes between two parties.
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1 Ti. 2:5
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Meet
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Agreeable; fit; proper.
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Mark 7:26-27
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Mess
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Portion; gift.
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Gene. 43:33-34
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Mete
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To measure; to deal out.
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Mark 4:24
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Milch
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Giving suck; milking.
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Gene. 32:13-15
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Mincing
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Taking short, quick steps; tripping.
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Isai. 3:16
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Minish
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To be made few; diminished.
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Psal. 107:39-40
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Ministration
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Service.
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2 Co. 3:7-8
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Mirth
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Gladness; rejoicing.
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Psal. 137:3
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Mite
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A Jewish coin.
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Mark 12:41-42
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Mollify
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To be softened; to be tender.
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Isai. 1:6
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Mortify
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To put to death; to take away.
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Roma. 8:13
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Muffler
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An ornament worn by women.
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Isai. 3:18-19
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Murrain
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Pestilence; plague.
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Exod. 9:2-3
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Naught
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Nothing; vain; bad.
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Prov. 20:14
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Necromancer
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One who inquires of the dead.
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Deut. 18:10-11
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Nether
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Lower.
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Exod. 19:17
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Nigh
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Near.
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Matt. 24:32-33
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No little kindness
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Exceptional kindness.
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Acts 28:1-2
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Not a whit
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Not the least bit.
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2 Co. 11:5
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Obstinate
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Stubborn.
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Isai. 48:4-5
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Offscouring
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Scum; filth.
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1 Co. 4:11-13
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Omnipotent
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All powerful; all mighty.
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Reve. 19:6
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Oracle
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The inner santuary; "Holy of Holies".
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Psal. 28:1-2
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Ordain
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To form; appoint; settle; place.
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Psal. 8:3-4
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Ouches
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Settings for gems; sockets.
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Exod. 28:11
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Outwent
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To go before in advance.
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Mark 6:32-33
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Paps
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Breasts; bosoms.
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Luke 11:27-28
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Paramour
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A male or female lover.
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Ezek. 23:19-20
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Pate
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Forehead; crown of the head.
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Psal. 7:16
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Peeled
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Bald; bare; smooth.
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Isai. 18:7
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Peradventure
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Perhaps.
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2 Ti. 2:24-25
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Persecute
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To pursue after in order to overtake.
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Psal. 10:2-3
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Pilled
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To have stripped off skin or bark.
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Gene. 30:37-38
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Pitch
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A thick, dark, sticky substance.
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Isai. 34:8-9
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Platted
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Braided; intertwined.
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Matt. 27:28-29
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Poll
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To cut hair from the head.
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Ezek. 44:20
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Ponder
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To consider carefully; meditate.
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Luke 2:18-19
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Post
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A runner; courier.
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Jere. 51:31-32
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Potsherd
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A piece of broken pottery.
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Psal. 22:14-15
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Prating
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Babbling; chattering.
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Prov. 10:8-10
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Presbytery
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An assembly of elders.
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1 Ti. 4:14
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Principality
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The highest dignitary of the State.
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Titu. 3:1
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Privy (being privy)
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Being aware or knowledgeable of.
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Acts 5:1-2
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Profound
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To go deep into something.
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Hose. 5:1-2
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Prognosticator
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Foretellers of the future.
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Isai. 47:12-13
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Proselyte
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Convert.
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Acts 6:5-6
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Provender
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Food for livestock or cattle.
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Gene. 24:23-25
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Psalm
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A song; a melody.
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Ephe. 5:18-21
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Publican
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A tax collector.
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Luke 5:27-28
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Purloining
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Stealing; pilfering.
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Titu. 2:9-10
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Putrifying
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Pertaining to gangrene; decaying.
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Isai. 1:6
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Quit you like men
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To show one's self a man.
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1 Co. 16:13-14
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Rabboni
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My great teacher, master.
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John 20:15-17
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Rahel
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Rachel.
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Jere. 31:15
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Rampart
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A low outer wall; fortification.
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Lame. 2:8
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Rank
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Fat.
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Gene. 41:5-7
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Ravish
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To rape; lie with; humble.
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Isai. 13:15-16
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Rebuke
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To reprimand; strongly warn; restrain.
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Luke 19:37-40
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Redound
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To exceed; to be over and above.
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2 Co. 4:14-15
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Remission
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Forgiveness.
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Matt. 26:27-28
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Rend
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To divide; break or tear apart.
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Isai. 64:1-2
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Renown
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A great name or well-known.
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Gene. 6:4
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Repent
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To change one's mind & purpose; regret.
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Matt. 4:17
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Reproach
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Disgrace; shame.
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Prov. 14:34
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Reproof
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A scolding; rebuke.
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Prov. 15:5
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Rereward
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Towards the rear; rear guard.
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Isai. 52:12
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Reverence
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To show respect or fear.
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Ephe. 5:31-33
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Rie
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Rye; a grain.
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Isai. 28:24-25
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Rue
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A plant.
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Luke 11:42
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Sabbath
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A rest; cessation from work.
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Exod. 20:9-10
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Sacrilege (commit)
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To rob temples.
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Roma. 2:22
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Salutation
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A greeting.
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Mark 12:38-40
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Sanctify
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To be sacred and set apart.
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Ezek. 37:27-28
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Satan
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Adversary.
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Matt. 16:22-23
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Satyr
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He-goat.
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Isai. 34:13-14
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Savour
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A smell; taste; odor.
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Matt. 5:13
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Scall
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A scaly skin eruption.
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Levi. 14:54-57
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Scourge
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To whip; flog.
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Acts 22:25-26
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Scripture
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That which is written; book; letter.
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Matt. 28:56
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Sect
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A group or division; a party.
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Acts 26:4-5
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Seethe
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To cook.
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Ezek. 24:3-5
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Sepulchre
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A place of burial; grave.
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Matt. 23:27
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Servitor
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Attendant; he who performs as a servant.
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2 Ki. 4:42-43
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Sevenfold
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Multiplied by seven.
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Isai. 30:26
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Shambles
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Meat market.
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1 Co. 10:25
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Sheaf
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Bundle of grain.
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Gene. 37:6-7
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Sheriff
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One knowledgeable in the law.
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Dani. 3:3
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Signet
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A seal or stamp.
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Hagg. 2:23
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Single
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Clear; sound; healthy.
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Luke 11:34-35
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Sleight
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Trickery; entrapment by deceit.
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Ephe. 4:14
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Slow bellies
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Idle gluttons.
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Titu. 1:12
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Smart
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To be sore distressed.
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Prov. 11:15
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Smote off
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To have taken off or away.
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Matt. 26:51
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Sod
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To cook; boil.
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Gene. 25:29-30
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Soothsayer
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A foreteller of the future by astrology.
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Dani. 4:6-7
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Sop
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A little bit; morsel.
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John 13:21-26
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Spite
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Vexation; anger; grief.
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Psal. 10:12-14
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Spoil
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Booty; prey.
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Isai. 8:4
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Stablisheth
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Establishes; makes steadfast.
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2 Co. 1:21-22
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Standard
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Flag; banner.
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Jere. 50:1-2
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Staves
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Rods; clubs.
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Luke 22:50-52
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Stayed
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Detained; held.
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Luke 4:42
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Steward
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Manager.
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Luke 12:42
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Stomacher
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A fine robe.
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Isai. 3:24
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Straightway
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Immediately.
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Mark 1:17-18
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Straitened
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Hindered; impeded.
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Prov. 4:11-12
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Strowed, strawed
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Scattered; spread.
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Matt. 21:8-9
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Succour
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To help; aid.
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Hebr. 2:17-18
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Sumptuously
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Splendidly.
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Luke 16:19-21
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Sup
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To dine; to make a meal.
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Reve. 3
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Superfluous
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Over and above; more than enough.
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2 Co. 9:1-2
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Supplant
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To deceive; defraud.
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Jere. 9:3-5
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Suppliant
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Worshipper.
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Zeph. 3:9-10
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Surfeiting
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Intoxication; overindulgence.
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Luke 21:34-35
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Swaddling clothes
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Clothes used for wrapping.
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Luke 2:7
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Swine
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Pigs.
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Matt. 7:6
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Tabernacle
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A tent, booth or dwelling.
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Job 18:5-6
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Taches
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Hooks; fasteners.
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Exod. 26:6
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Talent
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A weight, money, or gift.
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Matt. 25:16-18
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Taunt
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An object of scorn and derision.
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Ezek. 5:14-15
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Tell
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To number; count.
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Gene. 15:4-5
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Temperance
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Self-control.
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Gala. 5:22-24
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Tempest
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Storm; whirlwind.
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Psal. 11:5-6
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Testament
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A covenant; an agreement.
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Hebr. 9:16-18
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Thitherward
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In that direction; towards.
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Jere. 50:4-5
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Thrice
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Three times.
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Matt. 26:35-36
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Tire
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Turban; head ornament.
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Ezek. 24:17
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Tithe
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The tenth part; 1/10.
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Levi. 27:30
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Told out
|
Numbered; tallied.
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2 Ch. 2:1-2
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Transgression
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Wrong-doing; a violation of a law.
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Job 33:8-9
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Trespass
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Wrong-doing; sin.
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Matt. 6:14-15
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Trode
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Trampled.
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Luke 12:1
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Trump
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Trumpet.
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1 Th. 4:16
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Twain
|
Two.
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Mark 10:7-9
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Unction
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An anointing.
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1 Jo 2:20
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Unlade
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To discharge; unload.
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Acts 21:2-3
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Untoward
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Perverse; bent.
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Acts 2:38-40
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Usurp
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To seize and take hold of.
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1 Ti. 2:12
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Vain
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Empty; foolish; useless.
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Matt. 6:7
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Vehemently
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Violently; intensely.
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Luke 6:48
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Verity
|
Truth.
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1 Ti. 2:7
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Vestments
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Garments; clothing.
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2 Ki. 10:21-22
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Vesture
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Garment; cloak; clothing.
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Reve. 19:12-13
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Vial
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Bowl; goblet.
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Reve. 16:1-2
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Vigilant
|
Watchful.
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1 Ti. 3:2
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Villany
|
Folly.
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Jere. 29:23
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Viper
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Snake.
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Matt. 3:7
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Vocation
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A calling; invitation; summons.
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Ephe. 4:1-3
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Wanton
|
Excessive; rebellious.
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1 Ti. 5:11-12
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Ward
|
Prison; custody.
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Gene. 41:9-10
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Wax
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To grow; become; advance.
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Luke 12:33
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Wen
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A running sore.
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Levi. 22:22
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Wert
|
Were.
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Reve. 3:15
|
|
Wherefore
|
Why?; for what reason?; for what cause?
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Roma. 9:31-32
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Wherewith
|
The things with which...
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Psal. 119:41-42
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Whet
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To sharpen.
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Psal. 7:12
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Whither
|
Where; which place.
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John 8:13-14
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Whoremonger
|
Sexually immoral person.
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Ephe. 5:5
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Wimple
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A woman's garment; shawl.
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Isai. 3:22
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Winefat
|
A collection trough beneath a winepress.
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Mark 12:1
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Wit
|
To know; to become aware of.
|
Gene. 24:19-21
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Withal
|
With.
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Job 2:7-8
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Withs
|
Cords; ropes.
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Judg. 6:9
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Wont
|
To be accustomed to.
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Luke 22:39-41
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Wot
|
To know.
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Roma. 11:2-3
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Wroth
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To be provoked; angered.
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Matt. 2:16
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Yea
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Yes; certainly.
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Matt. 5:37
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