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Salmon, ancestor of Boaz in Jesus' genealogy; father through his marriage to Rahab

Salome, a female follower of Jesus who witnessed the crucifixion and visited the tomb

A Samaritan woman (feminine form); member of the ethnically-mixed people despised by first-century Jews

Sandals, the simple leather foot-coverings worn in biblical times, strapped to the foot

Carnelian (sardius), a reddish-brown or red precious stone used in jewelry and symbolic of divine glory

Saton (seah), a Hebrew dry measure equal to about 1.5 modii or roughly 13 liters

An object of worship or veneration; something that inspires religious awe or devotion

To be moonstruck, epileptic; to suffer from seizures anciently attributed to lunar influence

Cheek or jaw; the fleshy side of the face, symbolic of personal honor in ancient Near Eastern culture

Silence, quietness; the absence of sound, often with mystical or reverent connotations

Sidonian, of or from Sidon; relating to the ancient Phoenician coastal city

Tent, temporary dwelling; metaphorically the body as the soul's temporary dwelling place

Sad-faced, gloomy, sullen; having a downcast or sorrowful countenance

Myrrh, an aromatic resin from Arabian trees used for perfume, anointing, embalming, and worship

Smyrna, an important coastal city in Asia Minor and one of the seven churches of Revelation

To make wise, instruct; to devise cleverly or cunningly (can be positive skill or negative craftiness)

Spain, the westernmost region of the known Roman world, representing the ends of the earth

Wrapped in swaddling cloths; bound with strips of cloth as for an infant

To live luxuriously, indulge in pleasure; to live in excessive comfort or self-gratification

To draw out, pull; particularly to draw a sword from its sheath

To be poured out as a drink offering; to sacrifice oneself completely in service

To stain, defile, soil; to mark or spot with impurity

Spot, stain, blemish; a mark of impurity or defect, literal or moral

To withdraw, avoid, shun; to keep away from or draw back from someone or something

Groaning, sighing; deep inward sounds expressing pain, grief, or longing

Warfare, military campaign; metaphorically, spiritual warfare and disciplined conflict

Army, host; a military force or great multitude, particularly the heavenly host

To live luxuriously, wantonly; to revel in sensual excess and arrogant self-indulgence

To be gloomy, have a dark countenance; to look sad or threatening (of faces or weather)

To sit together with; to be seated in company or assembly with others

To sit together, seat together; to cause to sit jointly or to join in sitting

To share in suffering together; to endure hardship jointly with another

To mix together, blend; to unite or combine intimately into one

To yoke together, join; particularly to join in marriage, unite in one

To make alive together with; to quicken or give life jointly with Christ

To accuse falsely, extort; to blackmail or oppress through false charges

to reign together with someone, share royal authority

fellow partaker, one who shares with others in something

conformed to, having the same form or shape as something

to sympathize with, feel compassion for someone's suffering

to suffer together with, share in suffering

to send along with, dispatch together with someone

group of people reclining together, dinner party

to contend alongside, strive together with someone for a cause

to go up together with, ascend in company with someone

to help, assist, come to the aid of someone

to be fitted together, joined together in a structure

to be with, accompany someone

to enter together with, go in with someone

fellow traveler, traveling companion