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To stand, set, place, cause to stand, stand firm, stop, or establish; spanning physical stance, transitive placement, moral endurance, cessation, and institutional confirmation

To cover, conceal, clothe; to be covered; to cover oneself; to overwhelm or engulf

North, the northern direction; the north as source of invasion and judgment; Zaphon, the sacred mountain

Asshur/Assyria; the eponymous ancestor, or the nation, empire, land, and people of Assyria.

To praise, laud (God); boast or glory in; be praised/praiseworthy; be mad or act foolishly

Flesh — the material substance of the body; by extension, human nature, mortal frailty, and life apart from the Spirit

In front of, before, opposite; in the presence of; at a distance facing; away from before; against; corresponding to

To touch, reach, strike; to arrive at; to cause to reach; to afflict, smite; to be stricken or defeated

Wisdom, discernment, sound judgment; technical skill or craftsmanship; prudent counsel

Congregation, assembly (esp. of Israel); a company or band of people; a swarm of animals

Multitude, abundance, or greatness; the nominal form of the root ר-ב-ב expressing large quantity, impressive magnitude, or functioning as a quantifier 'many/much.'

To break, shatter, smash; in Niphal: be broken; figuratively of hearts, spirits, power, and covenant-breaking

To call, name, summon, or invite — covering designation by name, divine calling to salvation, summoning to come, and inviting to a feast or gathering.

Compound particle ki im: if, only/except, but/rather, surely; used in conditions, restrictions, adversatives, and oaths

Compound conjunction 'ki im': but/rather (adversative), except/unless (exceptive), for/because (causal), or surely/that (asseverative).

To hate, detest, feel aversion toward; as participle: enemy, adversary; as passive: unloved, disfavored

Amen — a Hebrew affirmation of truth and assent, used to confirm statements, close prayers, and (uniquely by Jesus) introduce solemn declarations

Until, up to (temporal endpoint); occasionally 'while' (duration during which an action continues).

Now — adverb of present time, marking the current moment, the present age, or a logical transition in argument

Life, lifespan, lifetime; the abstract state of being alive, or substantively 'the living' (living ones).

Jeremiah — personal name (Yirmeyahu), chiefly the prophet from Anathoth, also several other biblical figures

To destroy, ruin, corrupt, act wickedly; be corrupted or ruined (Niphal); be blemished (Hofal)

To send away, release; hence to leave, abandon; to permit, allow; to forgive, pardon; to neglect; to yield up

Prophet — one who speaks on behalf of God, delivering divine messages, warnings, and promises to the people

Manasseh; the firstborn of Joseph, his tribal descendants, their territory, or later persons of that name.

To pull up (stakes), set out, journey, depart; Hifil: uproot, quarry, cause to travel; Nifal: be uprooted

Joab — personal name meaning 'YHWH is father,' primarily David's nephew and military commander

Labor, service, or ministry -- especially cultic service of the tabernacle/temple, but also general duty, manual work, and oppressive bondage.

To raise up, wake, arise; especially of resurrection from the dead; also to get up physically, appear, or rouse from sleep

Negative conjunction 'nor, neither' or emphatic adverb 'not even,' extending or intensifying a negation.

An enclosed open area—courtyard of temple, palace, or house; rarely an unwalled village or settlement.

To pursue, chase after, or persecute; also to follow after or seek earnestly a goal, ideal, or person.

To love with deliberate goodwill and devotion; as passive participle: beloved; passive: to be loved

To pitch camp or encamp; in military contexts, to encamp against a city or enemy, implying siege.

People — a body of persons united by ethnic, national, or religious identity; especially Israel as God's chosen people

Body — the physical human body; by extension, the church as the body of Christ, and the resurrected body

Like, as; a poetic and emphatic comparative preposition synonymous with the simpler ke-, used chiefly in verse.

To live, be alive; of physical life, resurrection life, and the conduct of one's earthly existence.

Again — adverb of repetition or return, marking recurrence of an action or reversion to a prior state

Wine — fermented grape beverage used in daily life, worship offerings, festive celebration, and cautionary warnings against excess

Indefinite relative pronoun 'who, which, whoever'; sometimes generalizing to 'whoever, whatever.'

The right hand, right side, or south; denoting spatial direction, the hand as instrument of power, and the southern cardinal direction.

Above, upward -- used in adverbial and prepositional phrases for additive extent ('and upward'), source from above, upward direction, and static position on top.

Wadi, torrent-valley, brook -- a seasonal watercourse or ravine, sometimes a perennial stream, and poetically a rushing torrent of floodwater.

Samuel — prophet, priest, and last judge of Israel who anointed both Saul and David as king

Voice, vocal sound, or spoken utterance; rarely, a non-vocal sound or noise from instruments or nature.

Dwelling place or habitation; predominantly the Tabernacle, Israel's portable wilderness sanctuary.

Copper or bronze as raw metal and crafted material; in dual form, bronze fetters used to bind prisoners.

Horse — the domesticated animal used for war, transport, and royal display throughout biblical narrative.

There is, there are; an existential particle asserting presence or existence, occasionally used as a copula with suffixes or as 'substance.'