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bow, the weapon used for shooting arrows

topaz, a green or yellow precious gemstone

by name, namely (adverbial form)

bankers, money changers, financial professionals

wounds, injuries inflicted on the body

laid bare, exposed, disclosed completely

Trachonitis, a rough volcanic region south of Damascus

period of three years, triennium

to grind or gnash the teeth

three months, a three-month period

third story or floor of a building

three thousand in number

made of hair, hairy

turning, variation, change of position or state

to endure or bear with someone's behavior or moods

nursing mother, wet nurse, one who nourishes infants

paths, tracks, or wheel-ruts; way forward

wheel, circular rotating device

turtledoves, small migratory birds used in sacrifice

eye of a needle, a very small opening

Tryphaena, a woman's name meaning 'delicate' or 'dainty'

to live luxuriously or indulgently, to revel in pleasure

Tryphosa, a woman's name meaning 'delicate' or 'luxurious'

to torture or torment, especially by beating or stretching

Tyrannus, a man's name meaning 'absolute ruler' or 'tyrant'

Tyrians, inhabitants of the city of Tyre

smoldering, smoking, sending up smoke without flame

tempestuous, storm-like, violent as a typhoon

hyacinth-colored, dark blue or violet-purple in hue

jacinth or hyacinth, a precious stone of deep blue or violet color

green, moist, fresh, not dried or withered

to drink water, to be a water-drinker

dropsical, suffering from dropsy or edema

forest, woodland, or wood as material

under a husband, married, subject to a husband

to submit, yield, give way to authority

Beyond prime marriageable age; sexually mature, describing a condition requiring marriage (1 Cor 7:36)

To grow or increase exceedingly, beyond measure; used of spiritual growth (2 Thess 1:3)

To overstep, transgress; to cross boundaries that should be respected, especially moral or relational ones

Excessively, beyond all measure; an intensive adverb emphasizing extraordinary degree

To overlook, disregard, take no notice of; especially to pass over without punishment

Beyond, on the other side of; a spatial preposition indicating what lies past a boundary

To overextend, stretch beyond proper limits; to claim more than what legitimately belongs to one

Running over, overflowing; exceeding capacity, used of abundant generosity (Luke 6:38)

To intercede, plead on behalf of another; to make petition for someone's benefit

Pride, arrogance; an inflated sense of one's own importance, showing contempt toward others

To conquer overwhelmingly, be more than conqueror; to prevail decisively and completely

Beyond all measure, exceedingly, superabundantly; an intensive adverb emphasizing extreme degree

To abound exceedingly, overflow in superabundance; to increase beyond all ordinary measure

To exalt to the highest place, elevate supremely; to raise to the position of ultimate honor