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taking up, ascension (especially of Christ's departure from earth to heaven)

proportion, proper relation (between parts in a system or between means and ends)

reckon up, consider carefully, reflect on (especially to calculate or compare situations)

without salt, insipid, having lost its savor or preservative quality

departure, release (from life or a situation; especially death)

without sin, sinless, free from moral fault or error

wait for, await (someone or something expected)

renew, make new again (in middle voice: be renewed)

come to one's senses, become sober again, recover from delusion or spiritual stupor

undeniable, indisputable, not able to be contradicted

without objection, without gainsaying, without resistance

unworthy, not deserving (of an honor, privilege, or position)

unworthily, in an unworthy manner (not befitting the dignity or nature of something)

persuade, incite (especially to something wrong or contrary to law)

unroll, open (a scroll or document for reading)

innumerable, countless, not able to be counted

unsettle, upset, disturb (especially causing confusion or emotional turmoil)

crucify again, re-crucify (Christ through apostasy or public repudiation)

sigh deeply, groan inwardly (expressing distress, grief, or exasperation)

compile, arrange in order, compose (an orderly account or narrative)

cry out, exclaim loudly (in announcement or strong emotion)

flood, overflow, excessive outpouring (especially of vice or disorder)

refreshing, relief, respite (restoration of strength or spirits)

refresh, revive, restore (strength, spirits, or vigor)

slave-trader, kidnapper, one who traffics in human beings

act like a man, be courageous, show strength and resolve

Andronikos, a Christian greeted by Paul in Romans 16:7

murderer, manslayer; one who kills another person

indescribable, inexpressible, beyond adequate description

inexpressible, unutterable, beyond words

unfailing, inexhaustible, unceasing

merciless, unmerciful, without compassion

wind-driven, tossed by wind, blown about

impossible, inadmissible, not able to be received

unsearchable, inscrutable, beyond investigation

patient, forbearing, enduring evil without resentment

unashamed, having no cause for shame

unsuitable, inconvenient, not well-situated

cousin, nephew, or male relative

dill, an aromatic herb used for seasoning

brutal, savage, fierce, not tame

give thanks, confess, make acknowledgment publicly

charcoal, burning coals

merciless, unmerciful, without compassion

Anna, a prophetess who recognized the infant Jesus

opening, act of opening

struggle against, resist, contend against

fill up, complete, supply what is lacking

recompense, repayment, retribution

exchange words, converse, discuss together