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Now -- a temporal adverb marking the present moment, often in the transitional phrase 'and now' or in 'from now on.'

much, many, great — adjective expressing quantity (numerous), quality (mighty, intense), or sufficiency (enough)

three — the cardinal number, used independently, in construct, and in compound numerals

To hear, perceive sound; to listen to, heed, obey; passively, to be heard; to learn by hearing or receive a report.

Justice, judgment, ordinance; a judicial decision, legal case, prescribed regulation, or established custom

Interrogative pronoun 'who?' asking about identity of persons; also indefinite 'whoever, anyone who' in conditional contexts.

Heavens, sky; the visible dome above the earth, God's dwelling place, the cosmic vault of stars and weather.

Chief, ruler, prince, official, captain; a person of authority or rank in civil, military, or royal administration.

Midst, middle, center; spatially the central region; relationally 'among' persons or peoples; the interior or midpoint.

Father -- biological parent, God the Father, or ancestral forefather; rarely 'parents' (both father and mother).

To give, bestow, grant; passively, to be given; by extension, to put/place, yield/produce, or hand over/surrender.

Sword, the primary bladed weapon of warfare and divine judgment; rarely 'knives' (flint blades) or 'ruins' (by homophonic confusion).

Between, among; preposition marking spatial, relational, or conceptual interval separating two or more entities

Good, pleasant, agreeable; of moral quality, practical suitability, beauty, or emotional gladness; also substantivized as 'goodness' or 'welfare.'

Saul/Shaul; proper name meaning 'asked [of God],' borne by Israel's first king and several other figures

Please, I pray; enclitic particle of entreaty, exhortation, or rhetorical softening

Silver as a precious metal; by extension, money or currency weighed out for payment, purchase, or redemption.

Altar; a raised cultic installation for offering sacrifices, from the root zavach ('to slaughter')

Place, location, site — a physical spot, locality, or appointed position; rarely, a measured distance or space.

Sea or large body of water; the direction 'west' (from Israel's Mediterranean orientation); or the first element of geographic sea-names.

Seven — the cardinal number, used independently or in compounds; rarely as a multiplicative 'seven times.'

Day — a calendar day or period of time; also the daylight hours as opposed to night.

Gold; the precious metal, whether raw ore, refined material, currency, or figurative standard of value

Spirit, spirit; the Holy Spirit or Spirit of God; also a spirit being, the human spirit, wind, or life-breath.

Son, descendant, or one characterized by a quality; used both literally and in Semitic idiom ('son of...')

to go down, descend, bring down; physical descent from higher to lower place, including persons, liquids, and objects

Fire; physical flames and burning; also fire as divine presence, instrument of judgment, and celestial lightning.

Wind, breath, spirit; the Spirit of God; human disposition or mind; compass direction; spirit beings.

To build, construct; Nifal: be built, be established; as participle: builder; figuratively of God building a woman, a dynasty, or a people.

Utterance, oracle, declaration; a solemn prophetic formula marking speech as divinely authorized

Gate or entrance to a city, temple, or palace; metonymically, a community or territorial jurisdiction ('within your gates').

To tell, report, declare; Hifil: inform, proclaim, reveal; Hofal: be told; participle: messenger

Many, much, great; of number, quantity, magnitude, or degree; also comparative 'far more' and frequentative 'many times.'

Blood as physical substance (sacrificial, dietary, bodily); bloodshed or violence (metonymic); bloodguilt or blood-liability (juridical).

I (emphatic first person singular pronoun); the longer, solemn form alongside the shorter 'ani

Or (presenting alternatives), or than (after comparatives); the primary Greek disjunctive and comparative conjunction.

One; the cardinal numeral denoting a single entity, also used for 'first,' distributive 'each,' and correlative 'the other'

To reign, be or become king; in the Hifil, to make someone king or cause to reign over a people or territory.

Tent; a portable dwelling of cloth or skins, used for nomadic habitation, worship (the Tabernacle), and military encampment.

Jacob; the patriarch (son of Isaac), later renamed Israel, and by extension the nation descended from him

Aaron; elder brother of Moses, first high priest of Israel, and ancestor of the Levitical priesthood

Aramaic relative/conjunction particle: who, which, that; of (genitive); because; when; where.

Five; the cardinal numeral, also forming compounds fifteen and fifteenth, and used with ordinal force for 'fifth'

Brother; fellow believer; kinsman — the primary NT term for sibling or spiritual family member

If, in the event that — conditional particle introducing hypothetical or potential clauses

Ten (used exclusively after unit digits to form the compound numbers eleven through nineteen, both cardinal and ordinal).

Round about, all around; as a substantive, the surrounding area or neighboring peoples.

About, concerning; a preposition marking reference/topic, purpose/benefit, spatial surrounding, or numerical approximation

Word, message, or speech; also account/reckoning, the divine Logos, and reason/cause — the fullest expression of rational communication

To bless, kneel; Piel: invoke blessing; Qal passive: blessed; euphemistically: curse, blaspheme