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Unwilling, involuntary, against one's will or desire

Inexpressible, unable to be articulated or put into words

Cock-crow, the time when roosters crow before dawn (third watch)

To fish, to engage in catching fish as an occupation or activity

Pollutions, ceremonial defilements associated with idolatry

Being spoken allegorically, interpreted or expressed in figurative terms

Foreigner, person of another nation or ethnic group

Meddler, busybody who intrudes into others' affairs improperly

Foreign, belonging to another tribe or ethnic group

Otherwise, in another way or manner; differently

Aloes, aromatic resinous wood used for perfume and embalming

Salt, the mineral sodium chloride used for seasoning and preservation

Salty, containing salt; brackish or saline

Less grieved, more free from sorrow or distress; with lighter heart

Unprofitable, not advantageous or beneficial; bringing no gain

Capture, being caught or seized; being taken prisoner

Unlearned, ignorant, lacking education or instruction

Unfading, not subject to withering or decay; imperishable

Unfading, imperishable, not subject to decay or withering

Without witness, unattested; having no one to testify or bear witness

Having reaped, gathered in a harvest; completed harvesting

Amethyst, a purple-violet quartz gemstone prized for jewelry

Immovable, unable to be moved or shaken; steadfast and stable

Unrepentant, not changing one's mind; impenitent and hardened

Without mother, lacking maternal ancestry or origin

Recompense, reciprocal return or requital; exchange or repayment

Vinedresser, one who cultivates and tends grapevines

Ampliatus, a Christian man greeted by Paul in Rome

Defended, helped in battle; came to someone's aid and protection

Casting net, a type of fishing net thrown by hand in circular motion

Amphipolis, a city in Macedonia encompassed by the Strymon River

Street, public way or thoroughfare; intersection or quarter

Blameless, without fault or defect; morally unblemished

Postponed, deferred to a later time; adjourned proceedings

Having drawn up, pulled up onto shore or land

Recovery of sight, restoration of vision to the blind

cry out, shout aloud (especially in grief, astonishment, or as a war-cry)

delay, postponement, putting off (of an action or decision)

by compulsion, under constraint (not voluntarily)

make known, reveal (someone's identity), cause to be recognized

public showing forth, manifestation (especially of a person to office or public role)

deliver, hand over (a letter, document, or item to someone)

gird up (one's loins), prepare oneself for action by securing one's garment

kindle afresh, fan into flame, rekindle (a fire or gift that has grown dim)

bloom again, revive, renew (literally of plants; metaphorically of care or concern)

votive offering, dedicatory gift (set up in a temple or sacred space)

shamelessness, bold persistence, impudence (especially in making requests)

taking away, removal (especially slaying, execution, or violent death)

renew, restore (to original state or bring back to life spiritually)

preliminary examination, inquiry (especially legal investigation before trial)