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a crime, misdeed, or act of villainy; wrongdoing worthy of legal punishment

knavery, villainy, or wicked cunning; deceitful and malicious behavior

Raca (Aramaic insult meaning 'empty-headed' or 'worthless,' transliterated into Greek)

Ramah, a town in Benjamin associated with Rachel's mourning in Jeremiah's prophecy

Rahab, the Canaanite woman of Jericho who protected the Israelite spies

Rachel, wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph and Benjamin

Rebecca, wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau

Four-wheeled carriages or wagons used for transport

Rompha/Rephan, a name for the star deity Saturn worshiped by Israelites

To flow, especially of water moving in streams

Rhegium, a coastal city in southern Italy

A ruin, collapse, or breach resulting from violent breakage

Rhesa, an ancestor of Jesus in Luke's genealogy

An orator or advocate skilled in public speaking

Expressly, explicitly, in stated terms

A twinkling or brief instant, the blink of an eye

To be tossed or blown about by wind

Throwing off or casting away, hurling

Rhode, a servant girl in the Jerusalem church

Rhodes, a Greek island in the Mediterranean

With a rushing or whizzing sound, noisily

Reuben, firstborn son of Jacob

Ruth, a Moabite woman in Jesus' ancestry

Moral filth, defilement, or corruption

Dirt, filth, or impurity

To become or remain filthy, to be defiled

A wrinkle, crease, or blemish on the skin

Roman, pertaining to Rome

In Latin, in the Roman language

Farewell, be strong, stay well (conventional closing)

A Sabbath rest, the observance of sacred rest

A dragnet or seine, a large fishing net

To be shaken, disturbed, or unsettled

Salamis, a city on the eastern coast of Cyprus

Salim, a location near where John baptized

Salmone, a promontory on the northeast coast of Crete

The rolling swell or surge of the sea

Trumpeters, those who blow trumpets

Samothrace, a Greek island in the northern Aegean

Samos, a Greek island off the coast of Asia Minor

Samson, the judge known for his strength

Wooden planks or boards

Sapphira, wife of Ananias who conspired in deception

Sapphire, a precious blue stone

A basket woven from rope or twigs

Sardonyx, a layered gemstone combining colors

Sarepta, a Phoenician city near Sidon where Elijah stayed with a widow during famine (1 Kings 17)

Serug, son of Reu and father of Nahor in the post-flood genealogy leading to Abraham (Gen 11:20-23)

Sharon, the fertile coastal plain between Joppa and Mount Carmel, known for pastures and beauty

To worship, revere, or venerate with religious devotion; to treat as sacred