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Will, volition, wish; the act of willing; desire or intention.

Taught by God, divinely instructed; having God as teacher; recipients of divine teaching.

To fight against God, to oppose deity; to make war against divine purposes or representatives.

God-fighters, those who fight against God; opponents of divine purposes; rebels against deity.

God-breathed, divinely inspired; breathed out by God; originating from divine breath or spirit.

Godliness, reverence toward God; piety and religious devotion; god-fearing worship.

God-fearing, reverent, pious; one who fears and worships God; religiously devout.

God-hated or God-hating; either hated by God or hating God; despised by deity or despising deity.

Deity, divinity, godhead; the fullness and essence of divine nature; absolute deity.

Attendant, servant, helper; one who serves or ministers; henchman or companion in service.

Heat, warmth; high temperature; feverish heat or thermal energy.

Theudas, personal name; possibly contracted from Theodoros; a Jewish revolutionary mentioned in Acts.

Spectacle, sight, public show; something observed; a viewing or theatrical performance.

Sheath, scabbard, case; a container for a sword or weapon.

Hunt, hunting, chase; the pursuit and capture of prey; metaphorically, a trap or snare.

To hunt, to catch, to pursue prey; to trap or ensnare; metaphorically, to seek to entrap someone.

to fight with wild beasts, either literally in the arena or metaphorically against fierce opponents

to break, shatter, or crush; metaphorically, to oppress or break down someone's spirit

a creature raised or fed; domestic animals, especially flocks of sheep and goats; livestock

religious, devout; given to religious observance (can carry negative sense of superstitious)

a clot, lump, or drop; especially clots of blood or large drops falling like clots

a hurricane, violent storm, or whirlwind; a tempest with rushing wind

made of citron wood (thyine wood); relating to the aromatic, expensive wood from North African trees

a censer, incense altar, or vessel for burning incense; an implement for offering fragrant smoke

to burn incense, to offer incense as a ritual act; to cause fragrant smoke to rise

to be furiously angry, to rage; to fight with intense anger or hostility

to be angry, enraged, or wrathful; to become furious

a large oblong shield (like a door); the Roman scutum used by heavy infantry

Jambres, one of Pharaoh's magicians who opposed Moses (paired with Jannes)

Jannai, an ancestor of Jesus listed in Luke's genealogy

Jannes, one of Pharaoh's magicians who opposed Moses (paired with Jambres)

Jared, an antediluvian patriarch in Jesus's genealogy (son of Mahalalel, father of Enoch)

form, appearance, or outward shape; the visible aspect or look of something

Idumea, the region south of Judea (Greek name for Edom)

sweat, perspiration; moisture exuded from the body during exertion or heat

Jezebel, the notorious queen of Israel; used symbolically in Revelation for a false prophetess

to serve as priest, to perform priestly duties, to exercise the priestly office

befitting holiness, reverent, suitable for sacred persons or matters; priestly, dignified

to rob temples, to commit sacrilege by stealing from sacred precincts

temple-robber, sacrilegious person; one who plunders sacred places or property

to serve as priest, to minister in priestly fashion, to perform sacred service

Jephthah, the Gileadite judge who delivered Israel from the Ammonites

sufficiency, competence, fitness; adequacy or qualification for a task

supplication, earnest prayer; a branch carried by suppliants; entreaty

moisture, dampness; liquid content or humidity in soil or organic matter

cheerful, joyful, glad; having a bright or merry disposition

cheerfulness, joy, gladness; the quality of being glad-hearted and generous in spirit

Illyricum, a region along the Adriatic coast (modern Balkans)

to long for, desire earnestly, yearn for; to have affectionate longing

to Judaize, to live like Jews, to adopt Jewish customs and practices