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innocent, guiltless, free from blame or deserving no punishment

eternal, everlasting, without beginning or end

Ethiopian, a person from the region south of Egypt

Aeneas, a paralyzed man healed by Peter in Lydda

praise, commendation, approval expressed in words

greedily seeking dishonest gain, sordidly pursuing profit

sudden, unforeseen, happening without warning or expectation

guileless, innocent, free from evil intent or malice

made of thorns, thorny, constructed from thorn branches

uncovered, unveiled, without a head covering

uncondemned, not yet judged or sentenced, without legal condemnation

unstable, restless, lacking steadiness or constancy

lack of self-control, unrestrained indulgence, moral incontinence

to ascertain exactly, to investigate carefully, to determine precisely

cornerstone, foundation stone at the corner binding two walls together

boastfulness, arrogant pretension, vain display

braggart, boaster, one who makes empty or arrogant claims

to raise a war cry, to wail loudly, to make loud clanging sounds

Alexandrian, a native or inhabitant of Alexandria in Egypt

Alexandrian, pertaining to or originating from Alexandria

fine flour, wheat flour ground to powder for baking

to speak truth, to be truthful, to tell the truth

to grind, to mill grain into flour using millstones

from another place, from elsewhere, by another route

threshing floor, hard-packed surface where grain is separated from chaff

peaceable, non-combative, not contentious or quarrelsome

blamelessly, irreproachably, in a manner beyond reproach

free from care or anxiety, unconcerned, without worry

unchangeable, unalterable, immutable

irrevocable, not to be regretted, without repentance or change of mind

beyond measure, immeasurable, exceeding proper limits

stairs, steps, a flight of steps ascending to a higher level

to be born again, to beget again, to regenerate spiritually

to proclaim publicly, to appoint officially, to designate or show forth

to receive hospitably, to welcome as a guest, to take up and accept

to come to life again, to revive, to live again

to observe carefully, to examine closely, to consider thoughtfully

guiltless, innocent, without blame or fault

to sit up, to rise to a sitting position from lying down

to be renewed, to be made new again, to experience renewal

renewal, the act or state of being made new again

to unveil, to uncover, to reveal by removing a covering

to sum up, to recapitulate, to bring together under one head or main point

to consume, to destroy utterly, to use up completely

to depart, to return, to break camp and move on

crippled, maimed, lame, physically disabled or mutilated

without excuse, indefensible; morally without grounds for justification or self-defense

to kindle, set on fire, light (a flame); used metaphorically of Jesus setting fire on earth and the tongue's destructive power

to stir up, incite, agitate (a crowd); to shake something vigorously to provoke action or emotion

to draw up, pull up, haul upward; used of lifting objects from wells or retrieving things from below