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to ulcerate, be covered with sores; to suffer from open wounds or lesions

Greece, Hellas; the Greek-speaking regions of the Mediterranean, particularly the Greek mainland

Elmadam; an ancestor of Jesus in Luke's genealogy, otherwise unknown

Elymas; the Greek or Arabic name of Bar-Jesus, the magician who opposed Paul on Cyprus

to cast in, throw into; to hurl or deposit something into a place

to enter into, intrude, take possession of; to step into or meddle in something

to put on board, embark; to cause someone to board a ship

to vomit, spew out; to eject from the mouth in disgust or illness

to be enraged, mad with fury; to be driven to extreme anger against someone

Immanuel; Hebrew name meaning 'God with us,' a messianic title applied to Jesus

Emmaus; a village near Jerusalem where Jesus appeared to two disciples after His resurrection

Hamor; Hebrew name meaning 'donkey,' the Canaanite prince from whom Abraham bought land at Shechem

to walk among, dwell among; to move about within a community, living in close fellowship

braiding, plaiting; the act of weaving hair into ornamental styles

to breathe, blow; to be alive, have life and breath

commerce, trade, business; the activity of buying and selling goods, especially by sea

trading place, marketplace, commercial center where merchants gather and conduct business

to burn, set on fire, destroy by burning; inflame or consume with fire

to breathe on, breathe into; impart breath or spirit by breathing upon someone

implanted, inborn, innate; planted within or naturally inherent in someone

of the sea, marine, aquatic; pertaining to creatures or things that inhabit the sea

needy, lacking, in want; deficient or deprived of necessary resources

evidence, proof, sign; that which demonstrates or makes something evident

it is possible, it is acceptable; something admits of being done or is permissible

structure, construction, building material; the act of building or the thing built into a structure

to creep into, worm one's way into; infiltrate or enter stealthily and gradually

putting on, wearing, act of clothing oneself; the process or practice of getting dressed

to wrap up, enfold, wind around; envelop something in cloth or material

to be in, exist within; be present or contained inside something

speechless, mute, unable to speak; struck dumb or astonished into silence

to make signs, gesture, signal with motion; communicate nonverbally through gestures

in the night, during the night hours; at night while it is still dark

local, from that place; native residents as opposed to outsiders or foreigners

to be nourished in, trained in; brought up or educated in something, formed by it

to revel in, indulge in, take pleasure in; enjoy something luxuriously or with self-indulgence

to engrave, carve, imprint; inscribe letters or designs into a hard surface

to insult, outrage, treat with contempt; show disrespect or scorn toward someone or something sacred

dream, vision in sleep; something seen or experienced during sleep, often with prophetic significance

Enos, son of Seth, grandson of Adam; third generation from Adam in Luke's genealogy

to give ear, listen, pay attention; hear with intent and receptiveness

to remove, take away, put away; lift out or expel someone or something from a place

to demand, ask for someone from another; request the surrender or release of a person

to leap up, spring up, jump; move suddenly upward with energy and joy

resurrection, rising up; specifically the resurrection from the dead to eternal life

suddenly, unexpectedly; happening without warning or in an instant

flashing, gleaming, dazzling; shining brilliantly like lightning

to be dragged away, drawn out; pulled or lured away from a position or path

vomit, something vomited up; matter expelled from the stomach through the mouth

to search out, examine carefully; investigate thoroughly or explore diligently

to sound forth, resound, echo out; spread widely like sound traveling outward