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a riotous gathering, uprising, or mob action; pressure or disturbance from crowds; insurrection

to bring upon, inflict, or impose; to bring or carry something to someone; to bring additional evidence or argument

to dawn, grow light, or shine forth; to begin to grow toward daylight; to approach or draw near (of time)

supply, provision, or support; abundant provision that enables growth or function

to anoint, smear, or spread on; to apply ointment or a substance to something

to look at, observe, or witness; to watch closely or behold; to become an eyewitness or initiate (at mysteries)

to rouse to anger, provoke, or irritate; to stimulate, excite, or challenge to action

wool; the soft, curly hair of sheep used for making cloth and garments

a young goat, kid; a small goat suitable for sacrifice or as food

interpretation, explanation, or translation; the act of expressing or clarifying meaning in words

Hermes, the Greek god; messenger of the gods; also a personal name (Hermas)

red; the Red Sea (Ἐρυθρὰ θάλασσα); the color red or ruddy

a mirror, looking glass; any reflective surface for viewing one's image

inner, interior, or inside; further in, more inward; the comparative form of 'within'

to teach different or strange doctrine; to teach falsely or contrary to sound teaching

Eve, the first woman; wife of Adam; mother of all living

a good deed, kindness, or beneficial service; a favor or benefit conferred; beneficence

to run a straight course; to sail directly; to proceed on a direct or straightforward path

cheerful, in good spirits; of good courage or heart; encouraged or confident

to make straight, guide straight, steer; metaphorically to direct, govern, put right

opportunity, favorable time, or good occasion; the right moment or season for action

opportune, well-timed, or seasonable; suitable, convenient, or favorable for a purpose

opportunely, at the right time; in season, at a favorable or convenient moment

reverence, godly fear, or pious caution; devout carefulness or holy awe before God

to castrate, make into a eunuch; to deprive of procreative power

to act piously, show reverence, or worship devoutly; to honor or serve with religious devotion

in a godly manner, with piety and reverence toward God

compassionate, tender-hearted, feeling deep sympathy for others

vigorously, vehemently, with intense force or energy

the Euphrates River, major river of Mesopotamia

gladness, joy, festive merriment

division, priestly course assigned to temple service rotation

to reach, to arrive at, to attain to

yoke, pair of animals or things

Zeus, chief god of the Greek pantheon

to boil, to be fervent, to be zealous

to capture alive, to take captive, to ensnare

to be governor, to rule, to lead

most gladly, very gladly, with great pleasure

mint, an aromatic herb used as seasoning

Eli, transliteration of Hebrew 'my God'

nails, metal fasteners used for crucifixion

when, at the time when

quiet, tranquil, peaceable

defeat, loss, failure

less, worse, inferior

Thaddaeus, name of one of the twelve apostles

to cherish, to warm, to care for tenderly

wonder, marvel, astonishment; something that causes amazement or bewilderment

Theophilus, recipient of Luke-Acts