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art, craft, trade, skill; the learned ability or profession by which one makes a living

custody, keeping, imprisonment; a place or state of being guarded or held

Tiberias, a city on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee, named after Emperor Tiberius

to pluck, pull out; specifically to pluck grain heads or pull out hair

therefore, then, accordingly; an inferential particle drawing a logical conclusion

on the contrary, contrariwise; a strong adversative marker indicating opposition to what was expected

path, track, beaten way; a well-worn route or course of travel

Trophimus, a Gentile Christian from Ephesus who accompanied Paul on missionary journeys

to gather in, harvest, pick; to collect fruit or crops, especially grapes or grain

to blind, make blind; to cause loss of sight or perception, whether literal or metaphorical

to be puffed up, conceited, deluded; to be inflated with pride or arrogance

glassy, made of glass or crystal; having the appearance or substance of glass

insult, injury, mistreatment; wanton violence or abuse arising from arrogance or contempt

water jar, water pot; a vessel for holding or carrying water

meeting, encounter; the act of going out to meet someone, especially in formal reception

to lift oneself above, exalt oneself over others; in middle voice, to be exalted or elevated in pride

far above, above and beyond; a strengthened form indicating superior position or status

obedient, submissive; disposed to obey and comply with authority or direction

to serve, minister to, attend; to perform service or assistance, especially in an official capacity

to bind under the feet, put on sandals; to fasten footwear with straps or thongs

reminder, remembrance; the act of calling to mind or bringing something back to memory

to suspect, suppose, conjecture; to form an opinion based on partial evidence or assumption

to endure, bear up under; to sustain hardship or burden without giving way

openly, clearly, manifestly; in a visible, public, or evident manner

Perez, son of Judah and Tamar, ancestor of King David and Jesus Christ

sorcerer, poisoner, magician; one who practices magic arts or uses drugs/potions for occult purposes

to assert, claim, affirm; to state something as fact with confidence

light, radiance, brightness; the luminous quality or splendor emanating from a source

to speak, utter, sound; to produce articulate speech or vocal sound

hospitable, given to hospitality; loving and welcoming strangers and guests

to aspire, be ambitious, make it one's aim; to seek honor or set something as one's goal

fearful, terrible; causing fear or dread, or worthy of reverent fear

Phoenicia, a coastal region north of Palestine along the eastern Mediterranean

to stop up, block, silence; to close or shut, preventing passage or speech

Phrygia, a large inland region in central Asia Minor

guards, sentries; soldiers assigned to watch and protect prisoners or locations

natural, inborn, produced by nature; opposed to artificial, taught, or conventional

to grow, spring up; of plants sprouting or sprouting forth

yesterday; the day before today

anointing, unction; spiritual grace or empowerment through the Holy Spirit

Christian; a follower of Christ, one belonging to the Messiah

false, lying, untrue; characterized by falsehood or deception

pebble, small stone; used for voting or as a token; also precious stone

cold; coldness, winter weather, chill

Obed; ancestor in the messianic line, son of Boaz and Ruth, grandfather of David

to be in labor, suffer birth pangs; to travail in childbirth

fruit (Aramaic); the produce of a tree or plant

feeding trough, manger, crib; where animals eat

Abiel; personal name meaning 'El is (my) father' or 'God is father'

Abiezrite; gentilic adjective meaning 'belonging to the clan of Abiezer'