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never, not at any time; an emphatic negation extending across all time

not yet, expressing negation of something up to the present moment

Medes, an ancient people from Media (modern northwestern Iran)

to grow long, lengthen, increase in length or duration

sheepskin, a garment or covering made from sheep's wool or hide

indeed, truly; an emphatic particle strengthening asseveration or affirmation

lest, for fear that; expressing negative purpose or apprehensive concern

thigh, the upper part of the leg from hip to knee

how much more, used in a fortiori arguments moving from lesser to greater

one who strikes or murders his mother; a matricide

defilement, pollution; that which contaminates morally or ceremonially

defilement, the act or state of being polluted or contaminated

a mixture, a compound combining multiple ingredients

a Roman mile, a unit of distance equal to about 1,000 paces or 4,860 feet

one who pays wages or gives reward; a rewarder

rented dwelling, lodging obtained by payment; hired quarters

Mytilene, the principal city of the island of Lesbos in the Aegean Sea

Mnason, a Cypriot disciple who provided hospitality to Paul in Jerusalem

memory, remembrance; the faculty or act of recalling

having difficulty speaking, speech-impaired; having a speech impediment

scarcely, with difficulty; barely or hardly

Moloch, the Ammonite deity to whom children were sacrificed

defilement, pollution; moral or spiritual contamination

complaint, blame; cause or expression of dissatisfaction

to be left alone, made solitary; to be isolated or bereft of companions

to be formed, shaped, or molded; to receive definite form

to make a calf, specifically to craft an idol in calf form

skilled in music, musically trained; pertaining to musical arts

marrow, the soft tissue in the interior of bones

to be initiated into the mysteries; to learn a secret through instruction or experience

to roar, bellow; to make a loud, deep sound

to mock, sneer at, treat with contempt

pertaining to a mill; millstone, used for grinding grain

Myra, a major city and port of Lycia in southern Asia Minor

to anoint with perfumed oil or myrrh, especially for burial preparation

being shortsighted, unable to see clearly at a distance; metaphorically, lacking spiritual perception

a wound, weal, or bruise; specifically the mark left by a stripe or blow, particularly of Christ's flogging

a blemish, moral defect, or source of reproach; one who brings disgrace or shame

foolish or silly talk; speech that lacks wisdom, discernment, or moral seriousness

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

Nathan, a prophet during David and Solomon's reigns, and an ancestor of Jesus in Luke's genealogy

Nain, a village in Galilee where Jesus raised a widow's son from the dead

Nahum (Hebrew 'comforted'), an ancestor of Jesus listed in Luke's genealogy

Narcissus, a Roman whose household contained believers greeted by Paul

a shipowner, ship captain, or sailing master responsible for a vessel's navigation and operation

a ship or sea-going vessel, especially those used for trade or warfare in the ancient Mediterranean

Nahor, Abraham's grandfather and an ancestor of Jesus in Luke's genealogy

Naaman, the Syrian commander healed of leprosy by Elisha, cited by Jesus as an example of God's mercy to Gentiles

young birds, nestlings, or chicks; used figuratively of children or those requiring care and protection

newly planted or recently converted; a new believer or recent convert to the faith