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Euodia, a personal name possibly meaning 'good journey' or 'prosperity'; a believer at Philippi

Ready to obey, compliant; easily persuaded toward good, reasonable

Easily entangling, readily besetting; that which clings closely and impedes

Doing good, beneficence; the practice of performing beneficial acts for others

To prosper, be well-off; to have resources and means

Prosperity, abundance; favorable circumstances and plentiful resources

Comeliness, outward beauty; attractive appearance or graceful form

Constant attendance, devoted service; persistent availability and focus

To make a good showing, present an attractive appearance; to look impressive outwardly

Euroclydon or Euraquilo, a stormy northeast wind in the Mediterranean; a violent tempestuous wind

Spacious, broad, wide; having ample room or width

Clear, intelligible, easily understood; marked by clarity and distinctness

Presentability, dignity, comeliness; the quality of being respectable or decent in appearance

Crude joking, coarse jesting; vulgar humor or buffoonery

Eutychus, a personal name meaning 'fortunate'; a young man at Troas

Good report, favorable reputation; honor and praise from others

Commendable, praiseworthy, honorable; worthy of good report or approval

To bear well, be fruitful; to produce abundantly

Thankful, grateful; characterized by appreciation and gratitude

To be encouraged, be of good courage; to have one's soul strengthened and cheered

To leap upon, spring at; to attack by jumping on someone

Inventors, devisers; those who conceive and create new things, especially evil schemes

Daily, for the day; pertaining to each day's needs or occurrence

Ephraim, a place name; a town near Jerusalem where Jesus withdrew

Ephphatha, an Aramaic command meaning 'be opened'; Jesus' healing word

Zerah, a personal name meaning 'rising' or 'dawning'; an ancestor of Jesus

Loop or strap on a yoke, through which an animal's head passes; nautical: rudder lashings or bands.

Zenas, a personal name (contracted from Zenodoros meaning 'gift of Zeus'), a lawyer mentioned in Titus.

Rule, reign, or political authority; the term or administration of a ruler; governance, leadership.

Habits, customs, manners; characteristic behavior patterns; settled ways of life or moral character.

Heli, personal name of Joseph's father in Luke's genealogy of Jesus; possibly variant of Hebrew Eli.

Half-dead, nearly dead; in a state between life and death, severely wounded or beaten.

Half an hour, a period of thirty minutes; a brief temporal interval.

Than (emphatic comparative particle); than indeed, than even; used to strengthen comparisons.

Gentle, kind, mild; lenient and gracious in disposition; moderate and tender.

Er, personal name in Luke's genealogy of Jesus; Hebrew name meaning 'watchful' or 'awake.'

Quiet, tranquil, peaceful; undisturbed and calm; free from turmoil or agitation.

Herodion, personal name; a Christian in Rome greeted by Paul as 'my kinsman.'

Either...or; a disjunctive particle introducing alternatives; whether...or.

To sound, ring, resound; to make a loud noise; to echo or reverberate.

Tamar, personal name; a woman in Jesus's genealogy, mother of Perez and Zerah by Judah.

Deadly, fatal, death-bringing; poisonous or lethal; capable of causing death.

Death-bearing, deadly, lethal; bringing or carrying death; fatal and poisonous.

Terah, personal name; Abraham's father in biblical genealogy, from Hebrew meaning possibly 'delay.'

Courage, boldness, confidence; brave spirit; grounds for courage or confidence.

Wonderful, marvelous, amazing; extraordinary and astonishing; worthy of wonder and admiration.

Goddess; a female deity or divine being; feminine form of 'god.'

To be made a spectacle, to be publicly exposed to ridicule; to be put on display for shame or entertainment.

Divine nature, divinity, deity; the essential quality of being divine; godlikeness.

Sulfurous, resembling sulfur; having the yellow color or properties of brimstone.