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Strength, might, power — inherent force or capacity for action, predicated of God's might and human devotion

And there, in that place; a compound adverb combining 'and/also' with 'there,' indicating location.

And from there, and thence — a connective adverb joining narrative stages by marking departure from a prior location

Down, below, beneath — spatial adverb indicating downward direction or lower position along a vertical axis

A sharer, partner, or companion; one who participates in a common reality or shares in a joint enterprise or relationship.

To receive what is due (a reward, promise, or recompense); also to bring or carry something to a person or place.

To adorn, beautify, or decorate; also to put in order, arrange, or make ready.

To be patient, exercise long-suffering — to endure delay, provocation, or hardship without retaliation

To be a concern, to matter — impersonal verb expressing whether someone cares about a person or situation

To lodge or entertain as a guest; to be surprised or think something strange; to present something foreign or unfamiliar

This, these — near demonstrative pronoun pointing to what is present, just mentioned, or about to be stated

Steward, manager — one entrusted with administering a household, estate, or spiritual responsibility on another's behalf

Eight — the cardinal numeral 8, used in temporal expressions (days, years, persons)

Name, call by name — to bestow a name, designate, or be known/identified by a name or title

Truly, really — an adverb affirming genuine reality, 'in truth,' 'indeed'

Oath, sworn pledge — a solemn declaration invoking God as witness, binding the swearer to a promise

Almighty, All-Sovereign — a divine title ascribing unlimited power to God, rendering Hebrew Shaddai/Tsevaoth

Paralytic, paralyzed person — one afflicted with paralysis, unable to move; a substantivized adjective in healing narratives

Strike, smite — to deliver a blow with hand, weapon, or divine power; to hit or slay

Mourn, grieve, lament — to express deep sorrow over death, sin, or catastrophic loss

Dove, pigeon — the common dove or pigeon, both as sacrificial bird and as symbol of the Holy Spirit's descent

Wandering from truth: error, delusion, or false belief; also deliberate deception or fraud.

Greedy desire for more, covetousness — a relentless craving that exploits others for gain

Various, diverse, manifold — describing a rich multiplicity of kinds or forms

A sexually immoral person, one who practices fornication or sexual transgression

To persist steadfastly in an activity (especially prayer or teaching); also to attend constantly upon a person.

A gate or gateway, especially of a city or the temple, as a threshold of passage

To worship, revere, or show pious devotion — often of Gentile God-fearers drawn to Judaism

To be silent, hold one's peace, or stop speaking; also to keep something secret or concealed in silence.

Sidon, the ancient Phoenician coastal city paired with Tyre in prophetic judgment and Jesus' ministry

To be silent, to stop speaking or making sound; used of persons hushed and of a storm stilled

Sodom, the destroyed city of the plain, a byword for extreme wickedness and divine judgment

To stand firm or persevere in faith and commitment; also to stand physically, to be in a standing position.

A military commander or civic magistrate, used of temple captains and city officials

To debate or discuss together; ranges from hostile disputation with opponents to collaborative inquiry among companions.

A fellow servant or fellow slave, one who shares the same master and obligation of service

Slay, slaughter — to kill violently, especially by cutting the throat; used of sacrificial and murderous killing

Quickly, hastily, soon — adverb of rapidity in time, urging promptness or warning against rash speed

Fourth; the ordinal number marking fourth position in a sequence, or a fourth part (quarter).

To go out to meet or encounter someone, whether in greeting, supplication, or military confrontation.

Sandal, shoe — basic footwear of the ancient Near East; symbol of servile humility and sacred ground

Spare, refrain from harming — to hold back from inflicting punishment, loss, or severity

Kindness, goodness, generosity — moral excellence expressed as benevolent, gracious dealing toward others

Gold — the precious metal, whether as material substance, currency, or symbol of supreme value

To have room for, contain; to accept or receive (mentally/spiritually); to go, move, proceed.

A place, piece of land, or estate; ranges from a named locality to a parcel of property that can be bought or sold.

Lie, falsehood, untruth — a deliberate departure from reality, opposed to God's truth

Liar — one who speaks falsehood; applied to the devil, to humans, and even hypothetically to God

Letter, epistle, written dispatch — a formal written communication, especially royal or official correspondence

To be red or become red; in passive (Pu'al), to be dyed red, as of rams' skins for the Tabernacle.