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perjured, oath-breaking, forsworn

to rebuke sharply, reprimand, strike with words

longed for, desired, beloved

longing, earnest desire

to journey to, travel toward, come together

to sew on, attach by sewing

provisions, food supplies for a journey

to dwell upon, rest upon, overshadow

to draw over, pull back, efface circumcision

understanding, knowledgeable, skilled, expert

to silence, stop the mouth, muzzle

turning, conversion, repentance

to run together, gather quickly, converge

dangerous, precarious, risky

to be urgent, insist, grow strong in advocacy

to heap up, accumulate, pile on

necessary, suitable, needful, what is required

punishment, penalty, discipline

commission, authority, full power to act

glorious, notable, distinguished, manifest

to shine upon, illuminate, give light

to pour on, pour out upon

to run aground, run ashore, be shipwrecked

to be called, bear a name, take a title

eyewitness, one who has seen personally

word, saying, expression

seven thousand

to stick fast, fix firmly, run aground

to utter, declare, proclaim

to strive, quarrel, contend

young goat, kid

Hermas (proper name)

Hermogenes (proper name)

Esli (proper name)

extremely, at the point of (death), in extremis

foreign-tongued, speaking other languages

To be yoked in unequal partnership, particularly with unbelievers; to enter an incompatible alliance

Differently, in another manner; otherwise

Readiness, preparedness; the state of being equipped and ready for action

Acceptably, pleasingly; in a manner that finds approval or gives pleasure

Eubulus, a personal name meaning 'good counselor' or 'well-advised'; a believer in Rome

fair weather, clear skies; calm atmospheric conditions without storm or rain

To do good, confer benefits, act as a benefactor; to perform kind or helpful deeds

Benefactors, patrons; those who confer benefits or perform good deeds for others

Straightness, uprightness; moral integrity and righteousness

To act with reverent caution, show godly fear; to take heed with religious seriousness

Generous, ready to share; liberal in giving and distributing resources

Eunice, a personal name meaning 'good victory'; Timothy's mother

To be favorably disposed, show goodwill; to settle matters peacefully

Goodwill, favorable disposition; kindness and benevolence toward others