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Jewish, pertaining to Jews or Judaism; relating to Jewish customs or identity

Jewishly, in a Jewish manner, according to Jewish customs

Julia, a Christian woman in Rome greeted by Paul

Junias (or Junia), a fellow worker and relative of Paul, notable among the apostles

pertaining to horses or cavalry; of horsemen or mounted troops

equal to angels, like angels; having angelic characteristics or status

Issachar, the ninth son of Jacob and ancestor of one of the twelve tribes of Israel

of equal value, honor, or privilege; sharing the same standing or worth

like-minded, of equal soul; sharing the same spirit, disposition, or concern

to visit for the purpose of inquiry; to get acquainted with, become informed about

perhaps, maybe, possibly; used to express uncertainty or to soften a statement

Italian, pertaining to Italy; specifically the Italian cohort

Iturean, pertaining to Iturea; a region northeast of Galilee

Joanan, an ancestor of Jesus in Luke's genealogy

Job, the righteous sufferer of the Old Testament book bearing his name

Joel, the Old Testament prophet whose prophecy Peter cites at Pentecost

Jonam, an ancestor of Jesus in Luke's genealogy

Jorim, an ancestor of Jesus in Luke's genealogy

iota, the smallest letter of the Greek alphabet; representing the smallest detail

just as, according as; introducing a comparison or conformity

to prune, cleanse, purify; especially of vines, to remove unproductive growth

to fasten upon, attach to; to seize upon or cling to

purity, cleanness; moral or ceremonial purification

daily, day by day; pertaining to each day's occurrence

altogether, entirely; at all, in any way

to arm fully, equip completely; to be fully armed or equipped

to perceive clearly, observe, see plainly; to discern or understand

and yet, although; introducing a concession or contrast

malice, malignity, ill will; bad disposition or character

suffering, endurance of hardship; distress or affliction patiently borne

ill-treatment, oppression; mistreatment or harsh treatment of someone

stalk, straw, stubble; the dried stalks of grain after harvest

cultivated olive tree; the domesticated olive as opposed to wild olive

very well, better; excellently or more fittingly

teachers of what is good; those who instruct in virtue and godly living

to do good, act virtuously; to continue in doing what is right

Candace, a dynastic title for the queen mother of Ethiopia

peddling, hawking; trading or trafficking in something for profit

Carpus, a Christian in Troas with whom Paul left his cloak

fruitful, fruit-bearing; productive or fertile

to endure steadfastly, persevere; to be patient or persistent despite hardship

descent, way down; a downward path or slope

to disqualify, deprive of a prize; to judge against or rob of reward

proclaimer, announcer, herald; one who proclaims or declares publicly

to conquer, overcome, subdue; to prevail against in struggle

to bind up, bandage; to dress or wrap a wound

evident, manifest, clearly visible or known

pursue closely, follow hard after

distribute as an inheritance, allot by lot

flood, inundate, deluge