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edible, fit for eating; suitable as food

depth, deep water; the depths of the sea or an abyss

fine linen, expensive fabric made from flax or cotton; luxury cloth

altar, raised platform for sacrifice or worship; pagan or Jewish sacrificial structure

Gabbatha, Aramaic name for the stone pavement where Jesus was judged; the Pavement

gangrene, spreading decay; malignant infection that consumes tissue

Gad, name of Jacob's seventh son and the Israelite tribe descended from him

Gadarene, belonging to Gadara; a resident or native of the region of Gadara

treasury, treasure storehouse; royal or temple repository of valuable resources

Gaza, ancient Philistine coastal city; one of five principal cities of the Philistines

Galatians, inhabitants of Galatia; recipients of Paul's letter to the Galatian churches

Gideon, Old Testament judge who delivered Israel from Midian; a hero of faith

laughter, the act or sound of laughing; mirth or derision expressed audibly

tracing descent, reckoning genealogy; establishing lineage from an ancestor

birth, the moment or circumstance of being born; nativity

senate, council of elders; governing assembly of senior leaders

Old man, elderly person

To be cultivated, tilled, farmed

Field, cultivated land, agricultural plot

Old age, advanced years

Sweet new wine, freshly pressed grape juice

Fuller, launderer, cloth-cleaner

Genuinely, sincerely, truly

Darkness, deep gloom, blackness

Expert, one knowledgeable in a subject

Grumblers, complainers, murmurers

Impostors, deceivers, sorcerers, charlatans

Written, inscribed, recorded

Old-womanish, silly, superstitious

Physical training, bodily exercise, discipline

To be poorly clothed, naked, inadequately dressed

Weak women, gullible females, silly women

Feminine, pertaining to women, womanly

Gog, symbolic name for God's enemies

Demonic, devilish, characteristic of demons

Demons, evil spirits, supernatural beings

To bite, to attack with teeth

To weep, shed tears, cry

Ring, finger ring, signet

Dalmanutha, a place near Galilee

Dalmatia, region on the Adriatic coast

Heifer, young cow, female calf

Damaris, a woman converted in Athens

Damascene, of Damascus, inhabitant of Damascus

Loan, debt, money owed

Moneylender, creditor, one who loans money

Cost, expense, expenditure

Example, pattern, sample, warning

Cowardice, timidity, fearfulness

To be afraid, to fear, to be cowardly