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to threaten further, to add more threats, to issue additional warnings or intimidation

to spend in addition, to pay extra expenses, to incur further costs beyond initial payment

to need in addition, to have further need, to require more or be in want besides

to allow, to permit, to let something proceed or happen

to attend to, to wait upon, to devote oneself constantly to service or duty

to work at in addition, to gain by trading, to earn additional profit through effort

to nail to, to fasten with nails, to affix firmly by nailing

perseverance, persistence, steadfast continuance, patient endurance in continuing effort

cushion, pillow, something to rest the head on

to be allotted to, to be joined or attached to, to be assigned by lot

cause of stumbling, occasion for offense, something that trips or causes trouble

worshiper, one who prostrates in worship, one who renders religious homage

acceptance, receiving, taking to oneself, admission or inclusion

to bring to anchor, to moor, to come to shore or land a ship

to owe besides, to owe in addition, to be still in debt for something more

hungry, experiencing hunger, in a state of needing food

to fasten or affix something to a surface, especially by nailing; to crucify

to pretend, feign, or make a show of something that is not genuine

to approach, come near to, or draw close to someone or something

a female patron, protector, or benefactor who provides aid and support

food eaten with bread, especially fish or other relish accompanying a meal

fresh, new, recently made or obtained; not yet old or decomposed

recently, lately, a short time ago

dear, beloved, pleasing, agreeable, or lovely

the act of pouring or sprinkling liquid upon something

to touch, make contact with, or lay hands upon something

to show partiality or favoritism, judging based on external appearances rather than impartially

one who shows favoritism or partiality toward certain persons based on external factors

to stretch out, extend forward, or bind by stretching

to urge forward, encourage, or persuade someone to take action

to anticipate, precede, or arrive before someone else; to get ahead of

chosen beforehand, selected or appointed in advance by prior decision

Prochorus, one of the seven men chosen to serve the Hellenistic widows in the early Jerusalem church

early, pertaining to the first or beginning part of a season, especially early rains

to be first, hold the first place or preeminent position

a ringleader, chief instigator, or front-rank leader of a movement or faction

the rights and privileges belonging to the firstborn son, the birthright

the heel, the back part of the foot

winged, flying, or pertaining to birds and flying creatures

terror, alarm, or sudden frightening emotion

Ptolemais, a coastal city in Phoenicia, modern-day Acre in northern Israel

to be frightened, scared, or alarmed; to shy away in fear

saliva, spit, or spittle

to fold, roll up, or close something by folding

to be poor, live in poverty, or become impoverished

the fist, or with the fist; possibly a measure of length from elbow to knuckles

Python, a spirit of divination; by extension, one possessed by such a spirit or a ventriloquist

to box, fight with fists, or engage in the sport of boxing

made of fire, fiery, or having the quality of fire

Reu, the son of Peleg and ancestor of Abraham in Luke's genealogy