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reaper, harvester; one who gathers the grain at harvest time

to lead in triumph, celebrate a victory; to triumph over someone as a defeated captive

little daughter, young girl (diminutive)

window, an opening in a wall for light or air, often used for looking out or escape

Jairus, a synagogue ruler whose daughter Jesus raised from death

priesthood, the office or function of serving as a priest before God

priesthood, a body or community of priests; the collective priestly identity of God's people

inhabitant of Jerusalem, Jerusalemite (demonym for those living in the holy city)

Jeconiah (also Jehoiachin), penultimate king of Judah before Babylonian exile (2 Kings 24-25)

to make sufficient, qualify, enable, empower (conferring adequacy or competency for a task or role)

to propitiate, make atonement, show mercy (appeasing God's wrath or securing His favor through sacrifice)

atoning sacrifice that removes sin and reconciles; propitiation

place or means of atonement; the mercy seat on the ark, or an atoning sacrifice

propitious, merciful, gracious; used of God showing favor or in deprecation

to clothe, dress; to be clothed or dressed (passive)

Judaism, the Jewish religious system and way of life

Julius, a Roman centurion who guarded Paul during his voyage to Rome

horsemen, cavalry soldiers who ride horses into battle or for rapid transport

rainbow, the arc of colored light appearing in the sky, often symbolizing divine glory or covenant

little fish, small fish used as food, especially in the feeding miracles

Jotham, king of Judah, son of Uzziah, ancestor of Jesus in Matthew's genealogy

Joanna, a woman healed by Jesus who supported his ministry and witnessed the resurrection

Joram (Jehoram), king of Judah, son of Jehoshaphat, ancestor of Jesus in Matthew's genealogy

Jehoshaphat, king of Judah, son of Asa, ancestor of Jesus in Matthew's genealogy

Josiah, king of Judah known for religious reforms, ancestor of Jesus in Matthew's genealogy

guide, teacher, one who leads or instructs others in a path or subject

fitting, proper, what is appropriate or due in a given circumstance

Cainan, ancestor of Jesus, son of Enos or Arphaxad depending on the genealogical line

newness, freshness, the quality of being new in character or condition

and yet, although, a conjunction introducing a concessive or contrasting clause

being mistreated, suffering abuse or harsh treatment, enduring oppression

they closed, shut tight, especially the eyes to avoid seeing or understanding

grow weary, become tired or exhausted, lose strength through labor or illness

Cananaean, a designation for Simon the apostle, likely meaning 'Zealot' from Aramaic

Cappadocia, a Roman province in central Asia Minor, home to early Christian communities

knower of hearts, one who discerns the inner thoughts and intentions of the heart

struck down, cast down, thrown to the ground but not destroyed

burden, weigh down, impose a load or obligation on someone

enslave, bring into bondage, reduce to slavery whether literal or metaphorical

oppress, exploit, dominate or mistreat those with less power

broke, broke in pieces, snapped or fractured something, especially bread

shut up, lock up, confine or imprison someone

follow, accompany, go after someone closely, often as a disciple or attendant

condemnation, the act or state of being judged guilty and sentenced

slander, speaking evil of others, malicious gossip or defamation

being oppressed, suffering domination or harsh treatment, worn down by affliction

to drown, to sink (in the sea); both active sense (cause to drown) and passive (be submerged)

tear down, demolish, destroy utterly, raze to the ground

nests, resting places or shelters built by birds for dwelling

quieted, calmed down, restrained or pacified a disturbance