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Archelaus, son of Herod the Great, who ruled Judea, Samaria, and Idumea after his father's death

High-priestly, pertaining to or characteristic of the office of high priest

Chief shepherd, a title emphasizing supreme pastoral authority and oversight

Master builder, chief architect; one who designs and directs construction projects

Chief tax collector, a senior official overseeing multiple tax collectors in a district

To act impiously or ungodly; to commit sacrilege or show contempt for divine things

Insignificant, undistinguished, without distinguishing marks; ordinary or obscure

Weakness, ailment; a condition of physical frailty or moral/spiritual limitation

Asians, people from the Roman province of Asia (western Asia Minor)

Asiarchs, wealthy civic leaders who sponsored festivals and imperial cult activities in the province of Asia

Want of food, abstinence from eating; fasting whether voluntary or involuntary

Without food, fasting; describing persons who have eaten nothing

To practice, exercise discipline or train oneself; to cultivate a skill or virtue through deliberate effort

Gladly, with pleasure; willingly and joyfully

Unwise, foolish; lacking sound judgment or discernment

Asp, a venomous snake; particularly the Egyptian cobra known for its deadly bite

Implacable, irreconcilable; refusing to make peace or honor agreements

Nearer, closer; at a shorter distance

To be homeless or unsettled; to wander without fixed residence

Asyncritus, a Christian in Rome greeted by Paul in his epistle

Disagreeing, in discord; not harmonious or in agreement with one another

Faithless, covenant-breaking; refusing to honor agreements or keep commitments

Unpresentable, unseemly; parts of the body considered improper to display publicly

Recklessly, dissolutely; in a manner characterized by wasteful excess and moral abandon

To be disorderly or undisciplined; to live in an irregular, irresponsible manner

Disorderly, undisciplined; living irresponsibly without proper attention to duties and obligations

An indivisible moment, an instant; the smallest possible unit of time

Attalia, a seaport city in Pamphylia on the southern coast of Asia Minor

To shine forth or illuminate; to give light or make visible through radiance

Dawn, daybreak; the first light of morning as the sun rises

Augustus, the title adopted by Octavian as Rome's first emperor; also used as an adjective meaning 'august' or 'revered'

To exercise authority over, dominate; to control or govern another person

Flute, pipe; a wind instrument played by blowing across holes to produce musical tones

Self-sufficient, content; having enough in oneself without needing external resources

Self-condemned; judged guilty by one's own actions or testimony

Eyewitnesses; those who have personally seen and observed events firsthand

with one's own hand; performing an action personally, directly by oneself

dry, dark, parched; squalid or dim due to lack of moisture or light

unseen, hidden, invisible; not manifest or evident to sight

disappearance, destruction, vanishing; the act of making invisible or causing to cease

invisible, disappeared, vanished from sight; suddenly absent or hidden

unsparing treatment, harshness, severity; lack of mercy or leniency

simplicity, sincerity, unworldliness; straightforward innocence without guile

to arrive at, reach, come to; to attain or extend to a destination

not loving good, hostile to virtue; opposed to what is noble or beneficial

arrival, coming, departure; the act of reaching or leaving a place

to make like, liken, compare; to render similar or assimilate

foam, froth, slaver; the foamy substance produced by agitation or disease

to fall asleep, doze off; to drift into sleep, especially unwittingly

Achaicus, a personal name; a man from Achaia or bearing an Achaian connection