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Archippus, a Christian co-worker of Paul

to rule, govern, exercise authority over

Asaph, a name appearing in Matthew's genealogy

unshakable, immovable, firmly fixed

Asher, a Hebrew patriarch and tribal ancestor

assarion, a small Roman copper coin worth about 1/16 denarius

Assos, a seaport city in the Roman province of Asia

beautiful, fair, elegant, pleasing to look at

unstable, unsettled, not firmly established

without natural affection, lacking family love

to flash, shine brightly like lightning

to behave improperly or indecently

shameful behavior, indecency, private parts (euphemism)

in a disorderly manner, without proper discipline

without, apart from, in the absence of

vapor, mist, exhalation, steam

self-willed, arrogant, stubborn, pleased with oneself

of one's own accord, voluntary, self-chosen

flute-player, one who plays the aulos (reed instrument)

to spend the night, lodge, camp for the night

growth, increase in size or maturity

harsh, severe, stern, austere

self-sufficiency, contentment, competence, adequate resources

by itself, of its own accord, spontaneously

latrine, toilet, privy, place of defecation

ligament, joint, bond connecting body parts

not loving money, free from the love of money, without greed for silver

to look away from all else and fix one's gaze on, to look intently at, to have in view

to foam, to foam at the mouth, to produce foam or froth

Ahaz, king of Judah, son of Jotham, father of Hezekiah

ungrateful, thankless, unthankful, without gratitude or appreciation

Achim, an ancestor of Jesus in Matthew's genealogy

mist, thick mist, obscuring fog, darkness over the eyes

useless, unprofitable, worthless, unfit for service, good for nothing

chaff, husks, straw left after threshing, the worthless part separated from grain

wormwood, a bitter herb, Artemisia absinthium, used as symbol of bitterness and calamity

heavily, with difficulty, dully, in a sluggish or hardened manner

Barsabbas, surname meaning 'son of Sabba', borne by two different men in Acts

royal, kingly, belonging to a king, fit for a king

to abhor, to detest, to feel loathing toward, to regard as abominable

confirmation, ratification, legal establishment, making firm or sure

to profane, to desecrate, to violate what is sacred, to treat holy things as common

missile, arrow, dart, projectile weapon, metaphorically any attack or trial

Berea, a city in Macedonia known for its noble-minded inhabitants

to force, to use violence, to suffer violence, to press forward forcefully, to be seized

Bithynia, a Roman province in northwestern Asia Minor on the Black Sea coast

to harm, to injure, to damage, to hinder, to disable

help, aid, assistance, support, relief, auxiliary forces

to heave the lead, to take soundings, to measure water depth with a weighted line

north, the north wind, the northern direction or region