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fragrance, sweet smell, aroma; pleasant odor especially of sacrifice

Zebulun; tribal name of Jacob's tenth son and his descendants

Zacchaeus; Hebrew name meaning 'pure' or 'righteous,' borne by the chief tax collector of Jericho

hot, heated; having high temperature

Zerubbabel; personal name of the post-exilic leader who rebuilt the temple

gird, fasten belt; secure clothing around the waist, especially for work or travel

to preserve alive, give life to, keep alive; to produce or generate living creatures

gladly, with pleasure, willingly; adverbial form expressing eager acceptance or delight

how great, how large, of what size; also how small; expressing degree or magnitude in questions and exclamations

Herodians, partisans or supporters of Herod's dynasty and policies

Esau, the elder twin son of Isaac who sold his birthright to Jacob

to be defeated, overcome, worsted; to be inferior or less than

astonishment, amazement, wonder; overwhelming surprise or awe

theater, amphitheater; a place of public spectacle; metaphorically, a spectacle or show

divine, godly, of or from God; pertaining to deity

service, care, treatment; healing, medical attention; household servants collectively

summer, the warm season; also harvest time or summer fruits

to touch, handle, take hold of; to have physical contact with

to be alarmed, troubled, disturbed; to be stirred up with fear or agitation

healing, cure, remedy; the power or gift of healing

healing, cure; the act or process of being healed

Jeremiah, the major prophet; also referenced in mistaken attribution

priesthood, priestly office; the function or dignity of a priest

rust, corrosion; poison, venom; destructive or corrupting substance

Justus, Roman surname given to three New Testament figures

equality, fairness, equity; equal proportion or just dealing

footstep, footprint, track; traces left by walking; metaphorically, the path or example to follow

Joses, shortened form of Joseph; name of two New Testament figures

demolition, destruction, tearing down; overthrow of fortifications or arguments

seat, chair; teacher's chair; seating position representing authority

Cain, the firstborn son of Adam who murdered his brother Abel

to suffer hardship, endure affliction, experience distress or difficulty

evildoer, malefactor, criminal; one who does wrong or harm

to laugh at, mock, ridicule, deride; to scorn with laughter

to condemn, judge against, find fault with; to form an unfavorable judgment

to cover, veil; to cover one's head, especially in worship contexts

condemnation, judgment, sentence; the verdict that condemns

lodging place, guest room, inn; temporary accommodation for travelers

to testify against, bear witness against, give evidence against someone

to burden, be a burden to, weigh heavily upon; to press upon someone as a hardship

to consider worthy, deem worthy, count worthy; to judge someone deserving of something

to fall down, drop down, collapse; to fall from a higher to lower position

before, in the presence of, in the sight of; directly before or opposite

to make straight, direct, guide; to prosper or grant success to

accusation, charge, indictment; the formal bringing of charges against someone

to prevail against, overpower, be strong enough; to have superior strength or force

burning heat, scorching wind; intense, oppressive heat typical of the Middle Eastern sirocco

centurion; a Roman military officer commanding approximately one hundred soldiers

potter; one who shapes clay vessels on a wheel

to mix, mingle; to blend liquids together, especially wine with water or other substances