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Gentile; a pagan or non-Jewish person, one belonging to the nations outside Israel's covenant

To be accustomed; to follow an established habit or custom

Idolatry; the worship of idols or false gods, extended to any misplaced ultimate devotion

To be at peace; to live peaceably, to maintain harmony in relationships

To enter, go into; to pass from outside to inside a place or structure

To lease out, rent; in the middle voice, to let out property (especially a vineyard) to tenants

To be greatly amazed or alarmed; to experience a mixture of astonishment and distress

To fail, give out, cease; to come to an end or become exhausted

to test thoroughly, put to the proof; to tempt or try God by demanding signs or proofs of his power

to uproot, pull out by the roots; to eradicate completely

to set forth, explain in detail; to expose (a child); to lay out publicly

to shake off or shake out, as dust from feet or garments, signaling rejection or disassociation

smaller, lesser, inferior; younger or lower in status or degree

to remain in, abide by, persevere in; to continue steadfast in a commitment or place

demonstration, proof, evidence; a visible display that establishes something as true

glorious, splendid, honored; held in high esteem or notable in appearance

thought, reflection, inner deliberation; the content or process of pondering within the mind

ninety (the cardinal number)

to redeem, buy back; in the middle voice, to make the most of (time or opportunity)

to go out, depart, leave a place

to exercise authority or power over; to have the right to control; to be mastered by

to follow after, accompany closely; to pursue or devote oneself to

a patch, a piece of cloth sewn onto a garment for mending

a plot, conspiracy, scheme formed against someone

a laying on, imposition (especially of hands in a religious rite)

visitation (divine inspection or judgment); office of overseer, bishopric

to strengthen, establish firmly; to confirm or buttress (someone's faith)

to appear, become visible; to shine forth (of light or divine grace)

to shout, cry out, exclaim loudly in response or against someone

seven times, sevenfold

wilderness, desert, desolate uninhabited region

reptile, creeping animal; any creature that crawls on the ground

devout, reverent, pious; one who takes careful hold of sacred obligations

to prosper, succeed, have a good journey; to be granted success by God

loss, damage, forfeit; the experience of losing something valuable

to leaven, cause to ferment; to permeate thoroughly like yeast in dough

quietness, stillness, silence; a state of restful calm or peaceful composure

sound, noise, roar; a reverberating report or echo

To be amazed, astounded, or alarmed; an overwhelming reaction of wonder or fear at something unexpected.

A Thessalonian; an inhabitant or native of Thessalonica, the capital of the Roman province of Macedonia.

To wail, mourn, or sing a dirge; ritualized vocal lamentation for the dead or for grief.

Religious worship, piety, or devotional practice; the outward expression of one's religion, whether genuine or merely formal.

Thyatira; a city of ancient Lydia in western Asia Minor, known for its trade guilds and purple-dye industry.

A doorkeeper or porter; one who guards and controls access through a gate or entrance.

Jasper; a precious or semi-precious stone, used in Revelation to symbolize divine radiance and heavenly splendor.

Sacred, holy; pertaining to divine things, temple service, or what is set apart for God.

A leather strap or thong; used of sandal laces and binding straps.

Italy; the Roman peninsula, seat of the imperial capital and destination or origin of early Christian travel.

To let down, lower; used of sending something down by means of a rope, sheet, or opening.

Insofar as, according as, to the degree that; an adverb of proportion or correspondence.