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A
abideth
remains or continues
verbs
abode
place of dwelling or residence
nouns
abomination
thing that is morally detestable
nouns
adultery
infidelity within a marriage bond
nouns
albeit
although
adverbs
altar
raised structure used for sacrifices
nouns
amongst
among
adverbs
anon
immediately or soon
adverbs
answereth
responds; replies; corresponds to (archaic verb form)
verbs
art
are (when speaking to one person: 'thou art' = 'you are')
pronouns
asses
donkeys or beasts of burden
nouns
asunder
apart or into pieces
adverbs
atonement
The covering and removal of sin through a substitutionary sacrifice that reconciles guilty humanity to a holy God. The Old Testament pictured this yearly on the Day of Atonement; the New Testament declares it perfectly fulfilled in the once-for-all death of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God. Hebrew: kaphar (ืึธึผืคึทืจ) - to cover, to reconcile
theological
attire
clothing or dress
nouns
B
bade
ordered or commanded to do
verbs
baptism
ceremony of immersion in water
theological
base
lowly or humble
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beareth
bears or carries a load
verbs
begat
fathered / was the parent of
verbs
begotten
fathered / born of
verbs
beguile
deceive or lead astray
verbs
behold
look! / pay attention!
adverbs
belongeth
belongs
verbs
beseech
urgently ask or beg
verbs
besought
begged or pleaded earnestly
verbs
bethink
call to mind or consider
verbs
betimes
early or in good time
adverbs
betwixt
between
adverbs
birthright
rights of the firstborn son
nouns
blasphemy
speech or action that shows contempt for God or sacred things; reviling the holy
theological
blood
In Scripture, blood represents life. The shedding of blood was required for the forgiveness of sins. Jesus shed His own blood on the cross as the once-for-all sacrifice that secures eternal redemption for all who believe.
theological
bondage
state of slavery or servitude
nouns
bowels
compassion or affections
nouns
breaketh
breaks
verbs
breastplate
armor piece protecting the chest
nouns
breeches
trousers or undergarments
nouns
brethren
brothers / fellow believers
nouns
brigandine
leather armor reinforced with metal plates
nouns
bringeth
brings
verbs
broidered
embroidered
nouns
buildeth
builds
verbs
bulrush
tall water reed or papyrus
nouns
C
calleth
calls
verbs
camel
large desert animal for riding
nouns
camest
you came
verbs
candlestick
lampstand holding sacred lights
nouns
canker
spreading sore or corruption
nouns
casteth
casts
verbs
causeth
causes or brings about something
verbs
censer
vessel for burning incense
nouns
centurion
Roman army officer over 100 men
nouns
chaff
worthless husks separated from grain
nouns
charger
large platter or dish
nouns
charity
The highest Christian virtue: selfless, sacrificial love in action. Paul describes it in 1 Corinthians 13 as patient, kind, not envious or proud, bearing all things, believing all things, hoping all things, enduring all things - and never failing. It is God's own love lived toward others. Greek: agapฤ (แผฮณฮฌฯฮท) - divine self-giving love
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cherubim
angelic beings who guard God's presence
nouns
churlish
rude or ill-tempered
nouns
circumcision
sign of the covenant with Abraham Hebrew: brit milah (ืึฐึผืจึดืืช ืึดืืึธื) / Greek: peritome (ฯฮตฯฮนฯฮฟฮผฮฎ)
theological
cleave
adhere closely or stick to
verbs
comest
you come
verbs
cometh
comes
verbs
comforteth
comforts
verbs
commandment
authoritative divine order or law
nouns
committeth
commits
verbs
communicate
share or impart
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communion
sharing together; the Lord's Supper
theological
concubine
secondary wife or mistress
nouns
concupiscence
sinful lust or strong desire Greek: epithymia (แผฯฮนฮธฯ
ฮผฮฏฮฑ)
theological
congregation
gathering of worshippers in assembly
nouns
consecration
setting apart as holy for God's service
theological
conversation
lifestyle or behavior
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countenance
facial expression or face
nouns
covenant
A solemn binding agreement initiated by God with His people. The Bible tells the story of God's covenants, especially the Old Covenant (law through Moses) and the New Covenant (grace through the blood of Jesus), which brings forgiveness and the indwelling Spirit. Hebrew: berith (ืึฐึผืจึดืืช) / Greek: diathฤkฤ (ฮดฮนฮฑฮธฮฎฮบฮท)
theological
covereth
covers or hides from view
verbs
crieth
cries
verbs
cruse
small earthen pot or jar
nouns
cubit
ancient unit of length about 18 inches
nouns
cunning
skillful / knowledgeable (not deceptive)
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curious
skillfully made
nouns
curtain
hanging cloth dividing sacred spaces
nouns
D
damsel
young woman or girl
nouns
dearth
scarcity or famine
nouns
deceiveth
deceives
verbs
decree
formal order or edict
nouns
delivereth
delivers
verbs
denarius
standard Roman silver coin
nouns
desireth
desires
verbs
desolation
state of ruin or emptiness Hebrew: shammah (ืฉึทืืึธึผื) / Greek: erฤmลsis (แผฯฮฎฮผฯฯฮนฯ)
nouns
diadem
royal crown or headband
nouns
dieth
dies
verbs
discreet
prudent or wise
nouns
dispensation
divine order or stewardship of an era Greek: oikonomia (ฮฟแผฐฮบฮฟฮฝฮฟฮผฮฏฮฑ)
theological
divers
various or different kinds
nouns
doest
do
verbs
doeth
does
verbs
dominion
authority to rule over something Hebrew: radah (ืจึธืึธื) / Greek: kyriotes (ฮบฯ
ฯฮนฯฯฮทฯ)
nouns
doth
does
pronouns
dowry
gift given at marriage
nouns
drinketh
drinks
verbs
dross
waste matter from smelting
nouns
dwellest
you dwell
verbs
dwelleth
dwells
verbs
E
eateth
eats
verbs
edification
building up spiritually; moral improvement
theological
edify
build up spiritually or instruct
nouns
election
God's sovereign choosing for salvation Greek: ekloge (แผฮบฮปฮฟฮณฮฎ)
theological
embalm
preserve body with spices
nouns
endureth
endures or lasts
verbs
ensign
banner or military standard
nouns
entereth
enters
verbs
ephod
priestly linen vest or garment Hebrew: ephod (ืึตืคืึนื)
nouns
epistle
formal letter or written message
theological
ere
before
adverbs
eschew
turn away from or avoid
nouns
eunuch
castrated man serving in court
nouns
exalteth
exalts
verbs
exceeding
very great
nouns
excellent
outstanding or noble
nouns
execrable
detestable or accursed
nouns
exhort
strongly urge or encourage someone
nouns
expiation
removal or cleansing of sin Greek: hilasmos (แผฑฮปฮฑฯฮผฯฯ)
nouns
F
fair
beautiful or attractive
false friends
faith
Active, confident trust in God and His promises even when circumstances are difficult. Biblical faith is not mere intellectual belief; it involves the heart and results in obedient action. Abraham is the great Old Testament example of this kind of faith.
theological
falleth
falls
verbs
famine
extreme scarcity of food causing hunger
nouns
farthing
quarter of a Roman coin
nouns
feareth
fears
verbs
feeble
weak
nouns
fetter
chain or shackle restraining the feet
nouns
findeth
finds
verbs
firkin
unit of liquid measure about nine gallons
nouns
firmament
the sky or heavens above Hebrew: raqia (ืจึธืงึดืืขึท)
nouns
firstborn
first child born in family
nouns
firstfruits
first produce offered to deity
nouns
flax
plant fiber used to make linen
nouns
followeth
follows
verbs
forasmuch
since
nouns
forbear
refrain from doing or saying
nouns
forgiveness
The removal of sin's guilt and the restoration of relationship with God and others. In Christ we have redemption through His blood - the forgiveness of sins according to the riches of God's grace.
theological
forgiveth
forgives
verbs
fornication
sexual immorality outside of marriage Greek: porneia (ฯฮฟฯฮฝฮตฮฏฮฑ)
nouns
forthwith
immediately
adverbs
fourscore
a total of eighty units
nouns
fowl
any bird or winged creature
nouns
frankincense
aromatic gum resin for worship
nouns
froward
perverse or stubborn
nouns
G
garrison
troops stationed in a fortress
nouns
gathereth
gathers
verbs
gavest
you gave
verbs
gehenna
place of final punishment; hell
nouns
gentile
person not of Jewish descent
nouns
gerah
small weight 0.57 grams
nouns
gird
bind or fasten around waist
verbs
girded
bound with a belt
nouns
girdle
belt or waist sash
nouns
givest
give
verbs
giveth
gives
verbs
glean
gather remaining grain after reaping
nouns
glorification
the final state of believers made perfect in heaven
theological
glorious
splendid or majestic
nouns
goest
go
verbs
goeth
goes
verbs
gospel
The good news that Jesus Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, was buried, and was raised on the third day. Through this message God offers forgiveness and new life to all who believe.
theological
grace
God's unmerited favor freely given to sinful humanity. Grace is most clearly revealed in Jesus Christ, who died for us while we were still sinners. It is received by faith, not earned by works, and both forgives and transforms us. Greek: charis (ฯฮฌฯฮนฯ) - unmerited favor, gift
theological
grizzled
streaked with gray hairs
nouns
H
habergeon
coat of mail or chain armor
nouns
hallelujah
praise the LORD Hebrew: hallelu-Yah (ืึทืึฐืืึผ ืึธืึผ)
nouns
hallowed
made holy; consecrated; set apart for sacred use (as in the Lordโs Prayer)
nouns
handmaid
female servant or slave
nouns
haply
perhaps or by chance
nouns
harlot
woman who engages in prostitution
nouns
hast
have (when speaking to one person)
pronouns
hateth
hates
verbs
hath
has
pronouns
haughty
arrogant
nouns
healeth
heals
verbs
hearest
hear
verbs
heareth
hears
verbs
hearken
listen or give heed to
verbs
hearkened
listened attentively
nouns
heathen
people who do not worship God
nouns
heave
lifted or wave offering
nouns
helpeth
helps
verbs
hence
from this place
adverbs
henceforth
from now on or forward
nouns
herb
green plant or grass
nouns
herdsman
keeper of cattle herds
nouns
hewn
cut or shaped by chopping
nouns
hideth
hides
verbs
hin
unit of liquid measure about one gallon
nouns
hind
female red deer or doe
nouns
hither
to this place
adverbs
hitherto
until this time or moment
adverbs
hoary
white with age
nouns
holiness
Being set apart for God and reflecting His pure character. Because God is holy, He commands His people to be holy in all their conduct. Holiness is both a gift received in Christ and a lifelong pursuit.
theological
holpen
helped
nouns
homer
large unit of dry measure about 220 liters
nouns
hope
A confident expectation of future good based on the promises of God. Christian hope is not wishful thinking but a sure and steadfast anchor for the soul, rooted in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
theological
howbeit
nevertheless
adverbs
husbandman
farmer
nouns
I
idol
image worshipped as a god
nouns
imputation
crediting righteousness or guilt to another's account Greek: logizomai (ฮปฮฟฮณฮฏฮถฮฟฮผฮฑฮน)
theological
incense
substance burned to produce fragrant smoke
nouns
increaseth
increases
verbs
iniquity
wickedness or moral crookedness Hebrew: avon (ืขึธืึนื) / Greek: anomia (แผฮฝฮฟฮผฮฏฮฑ)
theological
intercession
prayer or petition on behalf of another
theological
J
javelin
light spear thrown as weapon
nouns
jubilee
fiftieth-year celebration with release and restoration Hebrew: yobel (ืืึนืึตื)
nouns
judgeth
judges
verbs
justification
God's legal declaration that a sinner is righteous in His sight, not on the basis of personal merit, but because the perfect righteousness of Jesus Christ is credited to the believer through faith. It is the opposite of condemnation and brings peace with God. Greek: dikaioล - to declare righteous
theological
K
keepeth
keeps or guards
verbs
killeth
kills or causes death to
verbs
kindle
set on fire or ignite
verbs
kindled
aroused or inflamed
nouns
kindred
relatives / family
nouns
kine
cows
nouns
kinsman
male relative or family member
nouns
knowest
know
verbs
knoweth
knows
verbs
L
lamb
A title for Jesus emphasizing His role as the innocent, substitutionary sacrifice for sin. John the Baptist called Him 'the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.' Revelation portrays the slain Lamb as worthy to open the scroll of history.
theological
lame
crippled
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lamentation
expression of deep sorrow or mourning
nouns
latchet
strap or thong of a sandal
nouns
laver
large basin for ceremonial washing
nouns
layeth
lays
verbs
leadeth
leads
verbs
leasing
lying or falsehood
nouns
leaven
yeast symbolizing sin or corruption Hebrew: se'or (ืฉึฐืืึนืจ) / Greek: zyme (ฮถฯฮผฮท)
nouns
leprous
having leprosy
nouns
lest
so as not to
adverbs
let
hinder or restrain
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leviathan
great sea creature symbolizing chaos and evil
nouns
Levite
temple servant from tribe of Levi
nouns
levy
raise or collect by force or authority
nouns
lewd
wicked / worthless (broader than modern sexual meaning)
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likeness
resemblance or image of something
nouns
lineage
line of ancestry or descent
nouns
list
desire or wish
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liveth
lives
verbs
lo
look! / behold!
nouns
locust
swarming insect that destroys crops
nouns
loins
hips and lower back often euphemism for reproductive organs
nouns
looketh
looks or gazes at something
verbs
lovest
you love (archaic second-person form)
verbs
lowly
humble
nouns
M
maidservant
female servant or bondwoman
nouns
makest
make
verbs
maketh
makes
verbs
mammon
wealth or riches personified as a false god
nouns
mandrakes
plant believed to aid fertility
nouns
manna
miraculous food from heaven for Israelites
nouns
manservant
male servant or bondman
nouns
mansions
dwelling places
nouns
mantle
loose outer cloak or robe
nouns
marvellous
wonderful
nouns
mayest
you may
verbs
meat
food in general
false friends
mediator
one who stands between two parties to reconcile them
theological
meek
humble
nouns
meet
suitable or appropriate
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mercy
God's compassionate decision to withhold the punishment sinners deserve and instead extend kindness to the broken and repentant. Mercy and justice meet perfectly at the cross of Jesus.
theological
midst
the middle or among
nouns
mightest
you might
verbs
mite
smallest copper Jewish coin
nouns
mitre
high priest's turban headdress
nouns
moreover
furthermore
nouns
myrrh
fragrant resin used in burial
nouns
N
naught
nothing or worthless
nouns
nay
no
nouns
nigh
near
adverbs
notwithstanding
nevertheless / however
adverbs
nought
nothing at all
nouns
O
obeyeth
obeys
verbs
odious
hateful or repulsive
nouns
offering
gift or sacrifice presented to God
nouns
omer
unit of dry measure about two liters
nouns
omnipotent
all-powerful; having unlimited power
theological
omnipresent
present everywhere at the same time
theological
omniscient
all-knowing; having complete knowledge
theological
openeth
opens or reveals something hidden
verbs
oracle
divine utterance or inner sanctuary
nouns
ordinance
established religious law or decree
nouns
oxen
castrated bulls used for labor
nouns
P
paps
breasts or nipples
nouns
parable
story illustrating moral or spiritual truth
theological
passeth
passes or goes beyond something
verbs
passover
feast recalling exodus
nouns
Passover
festival recalling Israel's exodus
nouns
patriarch
father or founder of tribe
nouns
peace
Wholeness, harmony, and right relationship with God and others. Jesus is our peace. Through His cross He has broken down the dividing wall of hostility and made reconciliation possible.
theological
peculiar
special or belonging exclusively
false friends
pentecost
feast 50 days after Passover
nouns
Pentecost
feast fifty days after Passover
nouns
peradventure
perhaps / maybe
adverbs
perfect
complete or mature
false friends
perverse
wicked or crooked
nouns
pestilence
deadly disease or plague
nouns
Pharisee
member of strict legalistic Jewish sect
nouns
phylactery
small scripture box worn on body
nouns
pillar
upright support or monument
nouns
plague
divine affliction or epidemic
nouns
planteth
plants
verbs
pleasant
delightful or agreeable
nouns
posterity
descendants or future generations
nouns
pottage
thick soup or stew
nouns
precept
commandment or moral rule
nouns
predestination
God's foreordaining of events and salvation Greek: proorizo (ฯฯฮฟฮฟฯฮฏฮถฯ)
theological
prevent
go before or precede
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privily
secretly / privately
adverbs
proclamation
official public announcement
nouns
procurator
Roman provincial governor
nouns
prodigal
recklessly wasteful or extravagant
nouns
propitiation
The satisfaction of God's righteous wrath against sin through the acceptable sacrifice of Jesus Christ. He is the hilasmos - the atoning sacrifice who turns away divine judgment and secures mercy for all who believe. Greek: hilasmos (แผฑฮปฮฑฯฮผฯฯ)
theological
proselyte
Gentile convert to Judaism
nouns
provender
fodder or food for livestock
nouns
provocation
act arousing anger or rebellion
nouns
publican
Roman tax collector
nouns
puissant
powerful or mighty
nouns
purge
cleanse from sin or impurity
nouns
putteth
puts or places something somewhere
verbs
Q
quick
living or alive
false friends
quicken
make alive or revive
nouns
quickeneth
gives life to
verbs
quiver
case for holding arrows
nouns
R
raiment
garments or clothing
nouns
ransom
payment for release or redemption
nouns
reapeth
reaps
verbs
rebuke
sharp reprimand or reproof
verbs
receiveth
receives or accepts something given
verbs
reconciliation
restoring relationship between God and humanity Greek: katallage (ฮบฮฑฯฮฑฮปฮปฮฑฮณฮฎ)
theological
redeemeth
redeems
verbs
redemption
The act of buying back or liberating someone from bondage by the payment of a price. Humanity has been redeemed from the slavery of sin by the precious blood of Jesus Christ, who gave Himself as a ransom for many. Greek: apolytrลsis (แผฯฮฟฮปฯฯฯฯฯฮนฯ) / Hebrew: ge'ulah (ืึฐึผืึปืึธึผื)
theological
reed
unit of length about ten feet
nouns
regeneration
spiritual rebirth or new creation Greek: palingenesia (ฯฮฑฮปฮนฮณฮณฮตฮฝฮตฯฮฏฮฑ)
theological
reigneth
rules as king; exercises sovereign authority (archaic)
verbs
rejoiceth
rejoices
verbs
remaineth
remains or stays in place
verbs
remission
forgiveness or cancellation of sins Greek: aphesis (แผฯฮตฯฮนฯ)
theological
remnant
remaining faithful few
nouns
repent
turn from sin in sorrow
verbs
repentance
A complete change of mind, heart, and direction - turning away from sin and turning to God in faith and obedience. Jesus began His public ministry with the call: 'Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.'
theological
replenish
fill or fill up again
nouns
reproach
shame or cause of disgrace
nouns
resisteth
resists
verbs
righteous
just or upright before God Hebrew: tsaddiq (ืฆึทืึดึผืืง) / Greek: dikaios (ฮดฮฏฮบฮฑฮนฮฟฯ)
nouns
righteousness
The state of being right with God - both legally (justification) and morally (holy living). In the gospel, God gives His own righteousness to sinners as a free gift through faith in Christ.
theological
ringstraked
marked with circular stripes
nouns
ruleth
rules
verbs
S
sabbath
weekly day of rest
theological
Sabbath
weekly day of rest and worship
nouns
sackcloth
coarse cloth for mourning
nouns
sacrifice
offering to God
nouns
Sadducee
member of aristocratic sect denying resurrection
nouns
salvation
God's complete deliverance of sinners from the guilt, power, and final presence of sin. It includes justification (declared righteous), sanctification (made holy), and future glorification. This salvation was accomplished by Jesus Christ and is received by grace through faith.
theological
sanctification
The work of God by which He sets believers apart for Himself and progressively transforms them into the likeness of Christ through the Holy Spirit. It begins at conversion and continues throughout the Christian life until glorification. Greek: hagiasmos - the process of being made holy
theological
sanctuary
sacred holy place for worship
nouns
save
except
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saveth
saves
verbs
sawest
you saw
verbs
sayest
you say
verbs
sceptre
symbol of royal authority
nouns
scourge
whip or divine affliction
nouns
scribe
expert copier and teacher of law
nouns
seah
dry measure about 7.3 liters
nouns
seeketh
seeks or searches for something
verbs
seemeth
seems
verbs
seemly
proper or fitting
nouns
seest
see
verbs
seeth
sees
verbs
seethe
boil
nouns
selah
pause for reflection (musical term) Hebrew: selah (ืกึถืึธื)
theological
selfsame
exactly the same
nouns
sendeth
sends
verbs
sepulchre
rock-cut tomb or burial place
nouns
seraphim
angelic beings who worship before God's throne
nouns
setteth
sets or places in position
verbs
shalt
shall/will
pronouns
sheaf
bundle of cut grain
nouns
sheepfold
enclosure or pen for sheep
nouns
shekel
Jewish weight or coin unit
nouns
sheol
the realm of the dead; the grave
nouns
shepherd
A title for God and especially for Jesus that pictures tender care, guidance, protection, and self-sacrifice for the flock. Jesus said, 'I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.'
nouns
shewbread
sacred bread displayed in temple
nouns
sheweth
shows or displays to others
verbs
shouldest
you should
verbs
siege
blockade of a city
nouns
sinneth
sins or commits a wrong
verbs
sith
since
nouns
sitteth
sits
verbs
slew
killed
verbs
smite
strike / hit
verbs
smiteth
strikes; hits; slays (archaic form of smite)
verbs
smote
struck / hit (past tense)
verbs
sojourn
dwell temporarily as stranger
nouns
sore
severely or greatly
nouns
sorely
severely or grievously
nouns
soweth
sows
verbs
spake
spoke
verbs
span
distance from thumb tip to little finger
nouns
speakest
speak
verbs
speaketh
speaks
verbs
speckled
marked with spots or flecks
nouns
standeth
stands
verbs
statute
permanent established law
nouns
steward
manager of household affairs
nouns
stomacher
ornamental chest covering or bodice
nouns
straightway
immediately
adverbs
strait
narrow or difficult
nouns
strengtheneth
strengthens
verbs
study
be diligent or strive
false friends
subdue
bring under control or conquer
nouns
subtil
crafty / clever
nouns
subtle
crafty or cunning
nouns
suffer
allow or permit
false friends
sundry
various or different kinds
nouns
supplant
take another's place by deceit
nouns
supplication
humble and earnest prayer or petition
theological
synagogue
Jewish house of worship and teaching
nouns
T
tabernacle
portable dwelling place of God among Israel Hebrew: mishkan (ืึดืฉึฐืืึธึผื)
theological
takest
take
verbs
taketh
takes
verbs
talent
large sum of money or weight
nouns
tarry
delay or wait longer
verbs
taskmaster
overseer of forced labor
nouns
teacheth
teaches
verbs
tempest
a violent storm; a fierce wind with rain or snow
nouns
terrible
awesome or fearsome
false friends
testimony
witness or divine law
nouns
tetrarch
ruler over a quarter province
nouns
thee
you (singular, as object)
pronouns
thence
from that place or time; away from there
adverbs
therein
in it
nouns
thereof
of it
nouns
thighs
upper legs
nouns
thither
to that place
adverbs
thou
you (singular, as subject)
pronouns
threescore
a total of sixty units
nouns
thresh
beat stalks to separate grain
nouns
tidings
news or reports from afar
nouns
tithe
tenth given as offering
theological
toucheth
touches or makes physical contact
verbs
transgress
violate or break a law
nouns
transgression
violation of divine law Hebrew: pesha (ืคึถึผืฉึทืืข) / Greek: parabasis (ฯฮฑฯฮฌฮฒฮฑฯฮนฯ)
theological
travail
painful labor or suffering
verbs
trespass
act of sin or wrongdoing
verbs
tribulation
period of severe trial or suffering Greek: thlipsis (ฮธฮปแฟฯฮนฯ)
theological
tribute
tax paid to a ruler
nouns
trieth
tries or tests
verbs
trow
think or suppose
nouns
trumpet
horn blown to signal
nouns
trusteth
trusts
verbs
tumult
noisy violent commotion or disorder
nouns
turneth
turns or changes direction
verbs
twain
two or a pair
nouns
U
uncircumcision
the state of not being circumcised; often used figuratively for Gentiles or the unregenerate
nouns
unclean
ritually impure or defiled
nouns
unction
anointing by the Holy Spirit
theological
unseemly
improper or indecent
nouns
unto
to
adverbs
untoward
perverse or difficult
nouns
usurp
seize power without right
nouns
usury
interest charged on loans
nouns
uttermost
farthest or most extreme part
nouns
V
valiant
brave and courageous
nouns
vanity
emptiness or worthless thing
nouns
vengeance
deserved punishment or retribution
nouns
venison
meat from hunted game
nouns
verily
truly / certainly
adverbs
vesture
clothing or robe
nouns
vile
worthless or wicked
false friends
vineyard
field of grape vines
nouns
virtue
power
false friends
visage
face or appearance
nouns
visitation
divine inspection or judgment
nouns
void
empty and without form
nouns
vow
solemn promise to God
nouns
W
walkest
walk
verbs
walketh
walks
verbs
wanton
lustful or immoral person
nouns
watchman
guard who keeps watch
nouns
wax
grow or become
nouns
waxen
grown or become
nouns
whence
from where
adverbs
whereas
while or although
nouns
whereby
by which method or way
nouns
wherefore
why / for what reason
adverbs
wherein
in what or which place
nouns
wherewith
with what thing or means
nouns
whilst
while
nouns
whither
to which place or location
adverbs
wilderness
desolate uninhabited barren land
nouns
wilt
will
pronouns
wimple
head and neck covering for women
nouns
wist
knew
nouns
withal
with it
adverbs
woe
grief / sorrow / warning of disaster
nouns
worketh
works or performs
verbs
worshippeth
worships
verbs
wot
know
nouns
wouldest
you would
verbs
wrath
fierce anger or divine judgment Hebrew: chemah (ืึตืึธื) / Greek: orgฤ (แฝฯฮณฮฎ)
nouns
wroth
angry
nouns
wrought
worked or fashioned by effort
verbs
Y
yea
yes
nouns
yoke
wooden frame joining oxen
nouns
Z
zealous
fervent and devoted
nouns