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To wait for, hope in, or expectantly trust; as participle, those who wait upon God with patient confidence.

Height, stature; the vertical measurement of a structure or the physical build of a person

Small, young, or least; of diminutive size, younger age, or lowest rank within a group

To pay attention, listen carefully, give heed; attentive listening that implies obedience

to sink, relax, let go; grow slack or weak; be lazy; abandon; cease, be still; let drop; weaken

To pursue or persecute; hostile chase of persons, or earnest striving after virtues like peace

tribulation, affliction, distress — pressure from outward hardship, persecution, or eschatological trial

To dwell, inhabit, settle; residing in a place as an established inhabitant

Temple, sanctuary; the inner shrine of God's dwelling, or a pagan model shrine

like, similar, resembling — expressing likeness or analogy, especially in parables and visions

perhaps, peradventure — an adverb expressing hopeful possibility, anxious doubt, or conditional supposition

blessed! happy! — a beatitude formula pronouncing someone fortunate, always in the construct plural ashrey

Damascus — the ancient Aramean capital, a major Near Eastern city and perennial rival of Israel

Zebulun — the sixth son of Jacob and Leah; the Israelite tribe and its territory in the Galilee region

sing praises, make music — to celebrate God with song and instrumental melody (Piel of zamar)

Milk; by extension cheese or curds; metonymically a suckling infant; also a proper name (Huram).

Fifth (ordinal number) or a fifth part (fraction); used in counting and in legal restitution contexts

villages, settlements — unwalled hamlets or dependent localities surrounding a named town

To be rebellious, contentious, or disobedient; to defy authority, especially God's commands; also bitter provocation.

Second (ordinal) or a second time (adverbial); indicating sequence, rank, or repetition

To recognize, come to know, discern; to perceive fully, acknowledge, or identify a person, fact, or truth.

To bless, pronounce a blessing upon; to be blessed or declared blessed; to praise or give thanks to God.

To marvel, be amazed or astonished; passively, to be marveled at; rarely, to admire with partiality.

Judea — the southern province of Palestine centered on Jerusalem, heartland of the Jewish nation

Food, nourishment, provisions; the act of eating or a meal; rarely, prey caught by a predator.

house, temple — a building or dwelling; especially the house of God (the Jerusalem temple) in Aramaic portions

To gird, fasten around the body (a belt, sword, sackcloth, or garment); in stative use, to be girded or equipped.

Jonathan — 'YHWH has given'; son of Saul and David's beloved companion, plus other biblical figures

together, all at once, alike — adverb expressing community of action, place, or time

A seat or sitting-place; an assembly; a dwelling-place, settlement, or habitation; also the act or period of dwelling.

chariot — a horse-drawn vehicle used in warfare, royal procession, or transport

Ruler, leader, prince; a designated authority figure, or (once) noble/excellent things

Lamp; a literal oil lamp (especially of the tabernacle/temple) or a figurative lamp symbolizing life, dynasty, or divine guidance.

To be clean, innocent; Nifal: go unpunished, be acquitted, be free from obligation; Piel: acquit, leave unpunished, cleanse from guilt

With me; a preposition expressing accompaniment, proximity, association, or opposition toward the speaker.

To bind, tie; to conspire, form a plot; participial: conspirator; passive: bound, attached; of livestock: strong, robust

To shout, raise a cry; shout for joy in worship, sound a war cry, blow a trumpet alarm signal.

Breaking, fracture, breach; destruction, ruin; wound, affliction; interpretation of a dream; crashing waves

Simeon — second son of Jacob and Leah; the Israelite tribe descended from him

Shimei — a Benjaminite who cursed David, plus several Levites, officials, and other biblical figures

To sin, miss the mark, commit transgression against God; as participle, one who sins, a sinner.

generation — the people living in a given era, or the time-span of one generational succession

To bind, tie, or fasten; figuratively to constrain by obligation or to decree authoritatively

To go through, pass through, traverse; by extension to cross over, to spread abroad, or to pierce through.

Herod — members of the Herodian dynasty: Herod the Great, Herod Antipas, and Herod Agrippa I

To heal, cure, or restore to health; rarely, to serve or attend to someone's needs (classical sense surviving once in Acts).

Few, little, small in quantity or number; rarely used adverbially meaning 'barely' or 'with difficulty.'

yourself — second person singular reflexive pronoun indicating the subject acts upon itself

Seed; offspring or descendants (esp. Abraham's seed); literal agricultural seeds in botanical or theological contrast.

To call, summon, cry out; of a rooster, to crow