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Isaiah -- the Hebrew prophet, son of Amoz, whose writings are the most frequently cited OT source in the NT

To sleep physically; figuratively, to be spiritually lethargic, morally inattentive, or dead.

To appoint or constitute in a role; to conduct or escort; to be set or established in place

And that one also, those too; a crasis of kai + ekeinos used additively or as simple conjunction.

To work out, accomplish, perform; to produce or bring about an effect or result

Macedonia -- the Roman province in northern Greece, a key region in Paul's missionary journeys and church planting

Repentance; a profound change of mind and heart involving turning from sin toward God

No longer, no more, no further -- a negative temporal adverb indicating cessation of a previous state or action

A blow, beating, or stripe; a divine plague or calamity; a wound, especially a mortal wound

Riches, wealth -- both material abundance and, metaphorically, the immeasurable fullness of divine grace and glory

To sell or offer for sale; to be sold (passive) — exchanging goods or property for money

Council, Sanhedrin -- the Jewish governing and judicial assembly, both the supreme body in Jerusalem and local tribunals

Forty; the cardinal number used for periods of testing, wandering, and divine preparation in Scripture.

A chiliarch (commander of a thousand); a Roman military tribune responsible for a garrison cohort.

Jezebel; Phoenician princess and queen of Israel, wife of Ahab, who championed Baal worship.

Ish-Bosheth ('man of shame'); son of Saul who ruled Israel briefly in rivalry with David.

Ashes; the powdery residue of combustion, used ritually for purification and as a sign of mourning or humility.

To build, construct (Aramaic Pe'al); to be built, be under construction (Hitpael passive)

To hew down, cut off, chop (Qal/Piel active); to be cut down, be cut off (Niphal passive)

To diminish, subtract, or reduce; in passive stems, to be withdrawn or deducted; also to shear hair; rarely, to restrain or draw up.

Law, regulation, or statute; a royal decree or edict; a judicial sentence or verdict

He, she, it (Aramaic third-person pronoun); that (demonstrative use)

Hin; a Hebrew unit of liquid measure (~6 liters), used in sacrificial regulations for oil, wine, and water.

To warn, admonish, caution (Hifil active); to take warning, be admonished (Nifal reflexive-passive)

Indignation, fierce wrath; intense displeasure typically expressing God's righteous anger against sin and rebellion.

Dream (Aramaic); a vision during sleep, especially a divine revelation to kings and prophets in Daniel.

To dig in the earth (wells, pits); by extension, to search out, explore, or seek eagerly as one digs for hidden treasure.

To be desolate or lie in ruins; in the Hifil, to lay waste or destroy; as a participle, a destroyer or devastator.

Father-in-law (wife's father); also once as mother-in-law (wife's mother) in the feminine form.

Yochanan ('YHWH is gracious'); a personal name borne by priests, Levites, military leaders, and others.

To deny, lie, deal falsely; to cringe or feign submission; to fail or disappoint; to grow lean or waste away.

Right, correct, fitting; as an adverb, so or thus; of persons, honest and upright in character.

Strife, contention, quarreling; interpersonal conflict stirred by anger, pride, or a contentious disposition.

Kindred, birthplace, native land; relatives, family; offspring, progeny; the event or circumstances of birth.

Fire-holder, censer, or snuff-dish; a ritual vessel for carrying coals, incense, or trimming lamp wicks.

Machir ('seller'); eldest son of Manasseh and ancestor of the Machirites, also a benefactor of David.

Rest, repose, tranquility; also a resting place or settled dwelling, especially for God or His people.

To be or become few, to diminish; in Hifil: to make few, reduce, give less; to be too small or insignificant.

A guard, watch, or watch-post; a place of confinement or custody; an assigned post or duty of service.

Males, men, or persons collectively; in the construct phrase mete mispar, few in number; poetically, mortal ones.

Naboth -- the Jezreelite vineyard owner whose judicial murder by Jezebel became a paradigm of royal injustice

Nabal -- the wealthy but foolish Carmelite whose name became proverbial for senselessness

sandal, shoe -- basic leather footwear symbolizing legal transfer, humble worth, and readiness for journey

To pierce or bore through; to designate or specify by name; to curse or blaspheme, especially the divine Name.

female -- a woman or female animal, used for sex distinction especially in priestly and creation texts

To stone (as judicial execution); to clear stones from a field (Piel); to hurl stones at someone in hostility (Piel intensive).

Obed-Edom -- Gittite who housed the Ark, and Levitical gatekeepers and musicians bearing the same name

testimonies, decrees -- God's covenant stipulations viewed as solemn divine charges to his people

Og -- the giant king of Bashan, defeated by Israel alongside Sihon as paradigmatic conquest victories

Injustice, unrighteousness; moral wrong or deviation from what is fair, often opposed to tzedaqah (righteousness).