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So great, so mighty, so large; a demonstrative pronoun emphasizing remarkable degree or magnitude.

A male goat, he-goat; used in the NT exclusively for sacrificial animals in cultic contexts.

To tremble, quake, or shake with fear; to be physically overwhelmed by awe, dread, or reverence.

To sing a hymn, chant praise, or celebrate God in song; liturgical worship through vocal music.

An upper room, upstairs chamber; a room on the upper floor of a house used for prayer, meetings, or lodging.

To receive as a guest, welcome into one's home; to offer hospitality by taking someone in.

To shrink back, withdraw, hold back; to draw back from declaring or doing something out of timidity or cowardice.

Submission, subjection, subordination; the act or posture of placing oneself under another's authority.

A manger or feeding trough for livestock; the open-air crib in which the infant Jesus was laid.

Philippi, a major Roman colony in Macedonia; site of Paul's first European church.

A fence, hedge, or partition wall; any barrier that encloses, separates, or divides.

Mindset, way of thinking, inner orientation of the mind; the settled disposition of flesh or spirit.

To guard, keep watch over, protect; to garrison or keep secure under protective custody.

Hail; hailstones sent as divine judgment in apocalyptic visions.

Green, pale green, or ashen pale; describing vegetation's verdant color or the pallor of death.

Made of dust, earthy; pertaining to the material, mortal nature of humanity formed from soil.

To touch, feel, grope for; to handle something physically or search for something by feeling in the dark.

Cold, cool; literally of temperature, figuratively of spiritual apathy or lukewarmness.

A morsel or small piece of bread, especially one dipped and handed to another at a meal.

Omega, the last letter of the Greek alphabet, used as a title for God signifying ultimate finality and completeness.

Birth pangs or labor pains; figuratively, the anguished throes that precede a new era or deliverance.

Beautiful, lovely; originally 'seasonable' or 'timely,' describing what is fitting and attractive in its proper time.

Beneficial, profitable, useful; describing what yields genuine advantage or practical good.

A lost thing; something that has gone astray and awaits recovery by its rightful owner.

Abinoam, a personal name meaning 'my father is delight'; father of the judge Barak.

Abel, a place name meaning 'meadow' or 'stream'; refers to a fortified city in northern Israel, Abel Beth Maacah.

A pinion or strong flight feather; the powerful wing feathers of a large bird, used poetically of divine protection.

Oboth, a place name meaning 'waterskins'; a station of Israel's wilderness journey on the eastern border of Edom.

Band, bundle, troop, or vault; something bound or gathered together

Aloes; a fragrant tree or aromatic spice derived from it

Ulam; a proper name borne by two men in the Chronicler's genealogies

Onam; a proper name borne by a Horite chief and a Judahite clan head

Ur (of the Chaldeans); the ancient Mesopotamian city, homeland of Abraham's family

Uriel; a Levite name meaning 'flame of God' or 'my light is God'

To consent, agree; used only in the Niphal, expressing willing assent to a proposal

Ahiman; a proper name borne by a giant son of Anak and a Levitical gatekeeper

Satraps; Persian provincial governors who administered the empire's territories

How? An emphatic interrogative exclamation expressing dismay or emotional intensity

Eilat (Elath), a port town on the northeastern arm of the Red Sea (Gulf of Aqaba)

Eloth, alternate spelling of the Red Sea port town Eilat on the Gulf of Aqaba

Achzib, name of two Israelite towns: one in the lowland of Judah, one on the coast of Asher

Cruel, fierce; describing savage venom, merciless people, or God's seeming harshness

Aramaic negative particle: 'do not,' 'let not' — used with the imperfect to express prohibition

Elhanan, personal name ('God has been gracious') borne by two of David's elite warriors

Eliada, personal name ('God knows') borne by a son of David and other figures

Widowhood; the social and personal state of being a widow

To learn (Qal); to teach, instruct (Piel) — acquiring or imparting knowledge and skill

Cubit (Aramaic); a standard unit of linear measurement, approximately 18 inches / 45 cm

To encounter, befall; to seek occasion or quarrel against someone; of events happening by divine or hostile intent.

We (Aramaic first-person plural pronoun, equivalent to Hebrew 'anakhnu').