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to abound exceedingly, overflow greatly, be in excess

a beast of burden, especially a donkey or ass

a remnant, what is left remaining

to sail under the lee of (an island or coast), seeking shelter from wind

to place under, lay down, suggest, propose, risk

a pattern, example, model, outline

to withdraw, retire, go back, retreat

to strike under the eye, give a black eye; metaphorically: to discipline harshly, wear out with demands

hyssop, a plant used in purification rituals (possibly Origanum hirtum)

lack, need, deficiency, what is lacking

height, high position; metaphorically: exaltation, lofty thing

a glutton, one who eats excessively

manifestation, disclosure, making visible or known

an apparition, ghost, phantom

sorcery, magic arts, use of drugs or spells

sparingly, stingily, grudgingly

report, rumor, news that spreads by word of mouth

sound, tone, voice; any clear audible utterance or musical note

Philadelphia, a city in Lydia (western Asia Minor)

love for humanity, kindness, benevolence, humane treatment

money-loving, greedy, avaricious, devoted to wealth

hospitality, the practice of welcoming and caring for strangers or guests

to set on fire, kindle, inflame, burn

palm tree, date palm; palm branches used in celebration

to burden, load down, weigh down with heavy loads

to flog, scourge with a whip, beat severely

mind, understanding, mental faculties, intellect

wisdom, prudence, practical insight, sound judgment

hole, den, lair, burrow where an animal lives

light-bearer, luminary, heavenly body that gives light

illumination, the act or result of bringing light; both physical radiance and spiritual revelation

difficult, hard, dangerous, harsh, fierce

to bridle, control with a bit, restrain, guide firmly

bit, bridle, the metal piece placed in a horse's mouth for control

burnished bronze, a precious metal alloy, possibly bronze or fine brass

on the ground, to the ground, earthward

Canaan, the land promised to Abraham's descendants

to bestow grace upon, favor highly, show grace to someone

Haran, a city in northwestern Mesopotamia

to lead by the hand, guide someone physically

to appoint, elect, choose for office (originally by show of hands)

snow, frozen precipitation

cloak, military cape, short mantle worn by soldiers

to mock, jeer, scoff, ridicule

choenix, a dry measure equal to about a quart (roughly one person's daily grain ration)

gall, bile; literally the bitter bodily fluid, metaphorically bitterness, poison, or extreme affliction

dust, fine particles of soil or earth; metaphorically the grave

Chorazin, a town in Galilee near Capernaum

to supply, provide, furnish abundantly

debtor, one who owes money or goods