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BOOK OF REVELATION

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KING JAMES BIBLE DICTIONARY

WORD: DEFINITION: REFERENCE:

ABASE To make or bring low; to humble. Luke 14:10

ABATE To diminish; lessen. Gen 8:3-4

ABBA Aramaic/ Hebrew for father Rom 8:15

ABHOR Despise; spurn; regard with horror Job 19:18-19

ABJECTS Those who strike out with their tongue. Psa 35:15-16

AQUIT To hold guiltless. Nah 1:3

ADAMANT An extreemly hard substance. Ezk 3:7-9

ADDER A venenomous snake. Psa 58:3-5

ADJURE To appeal to earnestly; to command. Mat 26:63

ADMONISH To instruct; advise; warn. Acts 27:9-10

ADMONITION Instruction. Eph 6:1-4

ADO Fuss; bother; tumult. Mark 5:38-39

ADVERTISE In form; councel. Num 24:14

AFFINITY A marriage alliance. 1 King 3:1

AFOOT By feet; performed by foot. Acts 20:13-14

AFORE Before. Isa 18:5

AFORETIME At a former time; previously. Isa 52:4

AFRESH Again; Anew. Heb 6:4-6

AGAR Another name for Hagar, Sara's Maid. Gal 4:21-24

AGONE Gone by; past; ago. 1 Sam 30:13

AGUE A fever. Lev 26:16

ALBEIT Even though; although. Ezk 13:7

ALLELUIA Praise ye the Lord. Rev 19:1

ALMS Acts and deeds of mercy. Mat 6:3-4

ALOOF At a distance, but within view. Psa 38:9-11

AMBASSAGE A group of aged, high ranking men. Luke 14:31-32

AMEN Dependable; faithful; certain. Rev 3:14-15

AMERCE To punish by fine. Deut 22:18-19

AMIABLE Dear; lovely; beloved Psa 84:1-2

ANATHEMA Acursed thing. 1 Cor 16:22

ANGEL Messenger. Rev 1:20

ANGLE A fish hook. Isa 19:8

ANOINT To rub in; rub on. Rev 3:17-18

ANON Immediately. Mat 13:20

ANTICHRIST One opposed to Christ. 1 Jn 2:18

APASE At a quick pase; quickly. Jer 46:5-6

APOSTLE Messenger; one who has been sent. Jude 1:17-18

APOTHACARY One who makes perfumes. Exod 30:25

APPLE The pupil of the eye. Zech 2:7-8

ARCHANGEL Chief angel. 1 Thes 4:16

ARCTURUS A bright star in the constellation Bootes Job 9:8-9

ARK Box; chest. Exod 25:10

ARMHOLES Armpits. Jer 38:11-13

ARRAY To put on; to clothe. Mat 6:27-29

ART "Are"; second person singular. Mat 6:9

AASP A snake, serpent. Isa 11:8-9

ASSAY To attempt; to undertake. Acts 16:6-7

ASSENT To agree upon. Acts 24:5-9

ASSWAGE To settle down; subside; hold back. Gen 8:1-2

ASTONIED To be taken by surprise. Isa 52:13-14

ASUNDER Apart from one another. Mat 19:4-6

ATONEMENT A covering (for sin). Lev 5:18

AUSTERE Harsh; severe; exacting. Luke 19:20-23

AVERSE To turn away from. Mica 2:8-9

AVOUCH To acknowledge of one's own. Deut 26:17-1

AXLETREE Spindle of a wheel. I King 7:32

BACKBITETH To slander; to falsely accuse. Psa 15:1-3

BACKBITINGS Evil speakings; slanders. 2 Cor 12:20

BAKEMEATS The works of a baker. Gen 40:16-17

BALM A medicine; gum/rosin from a bush. Jer 46:10-11

BANQUETING A drinking bout. 1 Pet 4:3-4

BAPTIZE To immerse; to dip or dye a thing. Acts 2:38-40

BARBARIAN A non-Greek. Acts 28:3-4

BASE Lowly; meek. II Cor 10:1

BATH A liquid measurement. Isa 5:10

BATTTLEMENT Retaining wall. Deut 22:8

BAY A redish-brown color. Zech 3:3

BECAME Was exactly suited for; was fitting. Heb 7:24-26

BEDSTEAD An elaborate and rich couch or bed. Deut 3:11

BEEVES Horned cattle fit to plough. Lev 22:19

BEGAT To bear; to brong forth. Mat 1:1-2

BEGOTTEN To have born; brought forth. 1 Jn 5:1

BEGUILE To deceive; lead astray. Gen 3:12-13

BEHOMOTH Beasts, plural; a huge strong animal. Job i:15-16

BEHOVE To be necessary; needful. Luke 24:45-47

BELIED To lie against; to speak falsely. Jer 5:11-12

BERYL A precious stone. Dan 10:5-6

BESOM A broom or sweep. Isa 14:22-23

BESOUGHT Entreat; asked; called. 2 Cor 12:8-9

BESTEAD Hard pressed; oppressed. Isa 8:21

BESTOW To gather together. Luke 12:16-18

BETHINK "Lay it to heart"; consider and repent. 2 Chr 6:36-39

BETIMES Early; quickly. Prov 13:24

BETROTHED To be engaged. Hos 2:18-19

BETWIXT between; in an intermediate position. Song Sol. 1:13

BEWITCHED To facinate; to mislead with words. Gal 3:1

BEWRAY To make manifest; clear, evident. Mat 26:72-74

BIER Device on which dead bodies were placed. Luke7:14-15

BISHOP An overseer. 1 Tim 3:1

BISHOPRIC Guardianship; office of overseeing. Acts 1:18-20

BLAINS Inflamed skin tumors. Exod 9:8-9

BLESSED Happy. Psa 1:1-2

BOISTEROUS Sttong; mighty powerful. mAT 14:29-30

BOLLED Blossomed; in the seed/pod. Exod 9:31-32

BOLSTER Head-rest; pillow. 1 Sam 26:12

BOSSES Circular swelling, mid-part of a shield. Job 15:27

BOTCH An ulcer Deut 28:27

BOUND Landmark Hos 5:10

BOWELS Inward parts; affections. Col 3:12

BRAVERY Beauty; splendor. Isa 3:18-20

BRAWLER One who is inclined to fight. I Tim 3:2-3

BRAY To crush as in a mortar. Prov 27:22

BRAYED To groan, wail; make a foul noise. Job 30:7

BREACHES Bays; harbors; creeks. Judg 5:17

BREECHES Tousers. Ezk 44:18

BRIGANDINE A coat of armor. Jer 46:3-4

BRIMSTONE Sulphur. Psa 11:6

BROIDED Twined; braded. 1 Tim 2:9

BROOD A group of young animals. Luke 13:34

BRUIT News; a rumor; a report. Jer 10:22

BRUTISH Stupid. Prov 12:1

BUCKLER Shield. Psa 18:2-3

BUFFET To strike with a clenched fist. Mat 26:66-68

BULLOCK Bull; steer; ox. Psa 69:30-31

BULLWARK A defensive structure. Psa 48:12-13

BUTTOCKS The seat; the posteriors; the rear end. Oisa 20:3-4

BYE AND BYE At once; imediately. Mark 6:24-25

CABINS Valted cells. Jer 37:16-17

CALDRON A pot; kettle. Jer 52:17-18

CALKERS Repairers of seams. Ezk 27:8-9

CANDLESTICK Lampstand. Exod 25:31

CANKER A dying or decay of a part of the body. 2 Tim 2:16-17

CARNAL Of the flesh; denoting human nature. I Cor 3:3

CARRIAGES Baggage Acts 21:13-15

CASEMENT A window. Prov 7:5-6

CAST Worn-out; old; cast-off. Jer 38:12

CAST ANGLE To fish with a hook. Isa 19:7-8

CAUL A membrane covering (anatomy). Hos 13:7-8

CAULS Embroidered works, networks. .Isa 3:18

CENSER An instrument used for burning incense. Rev 8:4-5

CENTURION Commander of a hundred men. Acts 10:1-2

CHAMBERING Sexual immorality. Rom 13:12-13

CHAIMBERLAIN Eunuch, or chief servant. Est 1:10-11

CHAMPAIN A plain; level country. Deut 11:30

CHAPITER Capital of a column. 2 Chr 3:15

CHAPMEN Merchantmen; traders. 2 Chr 9:13-14

CHARGED Burdened; weighed down. 1 Tim 5:16

CHARGER Dish; plate. Mat 14:6-8

CHASTE Untouched; undefiled. 2 Cor 11:1-2

CHASTEN To discipline; train; educate. Rev 3:19

CHIDE Contend; strive. Psa 103:9-10

CHOLER Anger. Dan 8:6-7

CHRYSOPRASUS A precious stone. Rev 21:19-20

CHURCH Assembly of "called out" ones. Rom 16:5

CHURL A rude, fraudulent person. Isa 32:7

CHURLISH Cruel; stubborn. 1 Sam 25:3

CIRCUMSPECT, BE Take heed; pay attention. Exod 23:13

CISTERN A pit, or well. Prov 5:15

CLAMOUR An outcry or protest. Eph 4:31-32

CLAVE To split; to break through; tear. Isa 48:20-21

CLEANNESS OF TEETH Famine Amos 4:16

CLEAVETH To stick close to. Psa 44:24-26

CLEFT An opening, break or split. Obad 3

CLIFT An opening, break or split Exod 33:21-22

CLOAK Rainment; clothing. Mat 5:40

CLOUTS Pieces of cloth; patches. Jer 38:10

CLOVEN Separated; divided up. Acts 2:1-3

COCKATRICE A viper; serpent. Isa 11:8-9

COCKLE A weed resembling wheat. Job 31:39-40

COGITATION A thought. Dan 7:28

COLLOP A piece of flesh. Job 15:27

COMMEND To praise. 2 Cor 3:1

COMMUNICATE To share or have things in common. 1 Tim 6:17-18

COMPASS To surround; encircle. Psa 5:12

CONCISION A cutting off; a false circumcision. Phil 3:1-3

CONCLUDED Shut together; enclosed. Gal 3:22

CONCORD Agreement; unison. 2 Cor 6:14-15

CONCOURSE A gathering; a crowd of people. Acts 19:40-41

CONCUBINE A secondary or inferior wife. 2 Sam 5:13

CONCUPISCENCE Strong desire; passion. Col 3:5-6

CONDESCEND To go along with; to be led. Rom 12:16

CONFECTIONARIES Ointment makers; perfumers. 1 Sam 8:12

CONFER To speak or talk together. Acts 4:15-16

CONSECRATE To regard as set apart or separate. Exod 28:3

CONSTRAIN To compell. Mat 14:22-23

CONTEMN To despise with mockery. Psa 10:13

CONTEMPTIBLE Despisable; worthy of nothing. 2 Cor 10:10

CONTENTIOUS Loving quarrel; fond of strife. Rom 2:7-8

CONTRITE Crushed, broken or bruised in spirit. Isa 66:1-2

CONVENIENT Proper; appropriate. Rom 1:28

CONVERSATION One's conduct; manner of walk. Eph 2:1-3

CONVINCETH Convict. Jn 8:45-47

CONVOCATION A calling together; assembly. Exod 12:15-16

CORONET A wind instrument; horn; trumpet. Hos 5:8

COTE 1) Livestock shed; 2) Fold. 2 Chr 32:27-28

COULTER Iron agricultural tool. 1 Sam 13:20

COUNTENANCE Appearance. Luke 9:28-29

COUNTERVAIL To be made equal; offset, compensate. Est 7:3-4

COURSE, BY In proportion, part; in turrn. 1 Cor 14:27

COVERT A hiding place. Isa 4:6

COVET To long after; to try to gain. 1 Tim 6:10

CRACKNELL Small dry cake; cracker. 1 King 14:3

CRIB A place in which cattle are fattened. Isa 1:3

CRISPIN PINS Money bags or purses, highly ornamental. Isa 3:22

CROP To pluck or break off. Ezk 17:3-4

CRUSE A pot. 1 King 14:3

CUBIT A linear measurement about 21 inches. Luke 12:24-25

CUMBERED To be distracted with cares. Luke 10:40

CUMBERETH To render useless; to make vain. Like 13:6-7

CUMMIN Plant bearing aromatic seeds. Isa 28:24-25

CUT IN SUNDER To cut into pieces. Luke 12:45-46

DAM A mother. Exod 22:29-30

DAMNATION Condemnation. Luke 20:46-47

DAMNED Condemned; judged against. Mark 16:15-16

DANDLED To be soothed; caressed; fondled. Isa 66:10-12

DARLING Only one; beloved; sole. Psa 22:19-20

DASH To strike against; to beat toeards. Mat 4:5-6

DAUB To cover or plaster. Ezk 13:10-11

DAYSMAN A judge; arbitrator; umpire. Job 9:32-33

DAYSPRING An "up-rising", hence sunrising. Luke 1:76-79

DECON Servant; attendant. 1 Tim 3:8

DEARTH A cutting off of rain. Jer 14:1-4

DEFAME To slander; speak evil of. 1 Cor 4:11-13

DEFER To delay; postphone. Isa 48:8-10

DEGENERATE Having fallen from a desirable state. Jer 2:21

DERISION Ridicule; laughing at enemies' threats. Psa 2:2-4

DESCRY To spy out. Judg 1:22-23

DESPUTE Contempt. Ezk 25:6-7

DESTITUTE Those whose souls have been laid bare. Psa 102:16-17

DEVIL Slanderer; false accuser. Jn 6:70-71

DEVIL, HATH A Aramaic idiom: "is crazy, insane". Luke 7: 33-34

DIADEM Turban; crown. Job 29:14

DIE THE DEATH "Surely die". Mat 15:4

DISALLOWED Rejected. 1 Pet 2:2-4

DISANNUL To abolish a vow; to break. Isa 14:27

DISCERN To examine, prove or thest; scrutinize. Luke 12:54-56

DISCOMFIT To disturb. Psa 18:13-14

DISDAIN To reject; to despise. Job 30:1

DISPENSATION An arrangement of things; scheme. Eph 1:9-10

DISSEMBLE To use deceit; to feign; a scheme. Jer 42:19-21

DISSEMBLERS Pretenders; hypocrites. Psa 26:2-5

DISSEMBELETH To pretend; to use deceit. Prov 26:24-25

DISSIMULATION Hyprocracy. Gal 2: 13-14

DIVERSE Different; unequal; various. Prov 20:10

DIVERS Some ones; certain ones. Acts 19:8-9

DOCTOR Teacher; instructor. Luke 2:46

DOCTRINE The act or result of teaching. 2 Tim 4:3-4

DOLEFUL Howling; shreaking. Isa 13:21

DOTE To become foolosh. Jer 50:35-36

DOTH To do; to produce; make. Mat 6:19-20

DOTING To appear to be ill, or sick over. 1 Tim 6:3-4

DRAGON A large serpent. Jer 51:37

DRAUGHT Latrine; toilet. Mark 7:19

DRAUGHT A catching, hunting. Luke 5:9-10

DRAVE Drove; had driven. Exod 14:25

DREGS Sediment. Isa 51:17

DROMEDARY A camel, or steed. Isa 60:5-7

DROPSEY An illness. Luke 14:1-3

DROSS Waste formed by melting metal. Ezk 22:18-19

DROVE Flock; company. Gen 32:15-16

DRYSHOD Footed with shoes; with dry feet. Isa 11:15-16

DUKE A head of a family or tribe. Gen 36:15

DURETH Endures; lasts. Mat 13:20-21

DURST To dare; venture. Luke 20:37-40

EAR To work, till or plow the ground. Isa 30:24

EARING Plowing; tilling the ground. Gen 45:6

EARNEST A pledge. 2 Cor 1:21-22

EASTER Passover. Acts 12:4

EDIFY To construct, build up or establish. Rom 14:19

EFFECTUAL Effective service; active work. 1 Cor 16:8-9

ELDER Older; greater in age. Job 32:4

ELIAS Elijah. Mark 9:5

ELISEUS Elisha. Luke 4:27

EMERODS Tumors; hemorrhoids. 1 Sam 5:6

EMINENT Something raised up high. Ezk 16:39-40

EMULATION Jealousy. Gal 5:19-21

ENGINE Warlike invention. 2 Chr 26:14-15

ENJOIN To command; charge. Heb 9:19-20

ENMITY Hostility; hatred. Gen 3:14-15

ENSAMPLE An example. 1 Thes 1:7-8

ENSIGN A banner; sign; memorial. Isa 5:26

ENSUE To pursue after. 1 Pet 3:10-11

ENTREAT To treat; use. Acts 27:3-4

ENTREAT To comfort; attempt to reconcile; help. 1 Cor 4:11-13

ENTREATIES Pleadings; humble requests. Prov 18:23

ENVIRON To surround; compas. Hosh 7:9

EPAH A Hebrew measurement. Isa 5:10

EPISTLE A letter sent. 1 Thes 5:27

EQUITY Uprightness. Isa 11:4

ERE Before. Job 18:2

ESAIAS Isaiah. Jn 1:23

ESCHEW To avoid; turn aside from. 1 pet 3:10-11

ESPOUSED To be asked in marriage. Mat 1:18

ESPY To see; behold. Gen 42:27-28

ESTRANGED To be a stranger. Psa 58:2-3

EUROCLYDN A furious, north-easterly wind. Acts 27:13-14

EVANGELIST Messenger of good tidngs. 2 Tim 4:5

EVENINGTIDE Evening time. Isa 17:14

TIDE Everning time. Mark 11:11

EVERY SEVERAL Each individual; each one separately. Rev 21:19-21

EVERY WHIT Whole; all. Jn 13:6-10

EXACTOR Overseer. Isa 60:16-18

EXECRATION A curse. Jer 42:17-18

EXHORTATION Encouragement. 1 Cor 14:2-3

EXPOUND To set forth; to declare. Acts 18:25-26

EXTOL To lift up; asteem; praise. Psa 145:1-2

EXTORTIONER A greedy, ravenous person. Luke 18:10-11

EYESALVE Medicine for thre eyes. Rev 3:18

EYESERVICE Only while being watched. Eph 6:5-8

FAIN To declare earnestly; long for. Luke 15:13-16

FAMILIARS Intimate friends. Jer 20:10

FAMISHED To have suffered hunger. Isa 5:13

FAN An agricultural tool; winnowing shovel. Mat 3:11-12

FARE To make merry; rejoice. Luke 16:19-21

FARTHING A small coin of little worth. Mat 5:25-26

FAST Abstaining from food. Mat 6:16-18

FATHOM Approx. 6 feet. Acts 27:27-28

FATLING Fat cattle. Isa 11:6

FEAR To reverence. Psa 89:7

FEIGN To pretend. Luke 20:19-20

FEIGNED Deceitful; false. Psa 17:1

FELLER One who cuts down. Isa 14:7-8

FEN Marsh; swamp. Job 40:15, 21

FENCED Fortified; protected. Num 32:17

FETCH A COMPAS Made a circuit; wandered up amd down. Acts 28:12-13

FETTERS Bonds; chains. Psa 105:17-20

FILLETS Curtain rods placed between columns. Exod 27:10

FINING Refining. Prov 17:3

FIREBRAND Firewood; torch. Isa 7:4

FIRKIN Liguid measure. 1/4 barrel. Jn 2:6-7

FIRMAMENT Expanse or vault over the earth; sky; space, heaven. Gen 1:6-8

FIRSTLING First offspring. Gen 4:4

FITCHES A species of grain. Isa 2:27

FLAG Type of marsh rass or reed. Job 8:11-13

FLAGON Bottle; vessle. Hose 3:1

FLAGS A plant growing in moist places. Isa 19:5-6

FLAY To strip. Mica 3:1-3

FLOWERS Menstral flow, blood. Lev 15:24

FLUX An intestinal disease; dysentery. Acts 28:8

FORBEAR To cease; to let alone; to be silent. Job 16:6

FORBEARANCE Self-restraint. Rom 2:3-4

FORBEARING Patience; slow anger. Prov 25:15

FORBORNE Ceased. Jer 51:30

FORD Where a river can be crossed by foot. Isa 16:2

FORESAW Beheld Acts 2:24-25

FORNICATION Sexual immorality Eph 5:1-4

FORSAKEN To leave in an abandoned condition. Psa 22:1-2

FORSWEAR To swear falsely. Mat 5:33

FORTHWITH Immediately. Mat 13:4-6

FORWARD, TO BE To wish; to desire; to purpose. 2 Cor 8:10-11

FORESCORE Eighty Psa 90:10

FOURSQUARE Squared; four cornered. Ezk 40:47

FOWLER One who snares birds. Psa 91:2-3

FOWLS Birds. Mat 6:26

FRAY To make afraid; to scare. Jer 7:32-33

FRET To be grieved; troubled; displeased. Psa 37:8-9

FROWARD Perverse; deceitful; false. Prov 4:24-25

FULLER Launderer; one who washes clothes. Mark 9:2-3

FURBISH To scour and cleanse metal. Jre 46:3-4

FURLONG Approx. 1/8 mile (660 feet). Luke 24:13-14

FURROW Groove in the earth made by a plow. Job 31:38-40

GADDEST To have roamed; to have gone away. Jer 2:35-37

GAINSAY To answer; to speak against. Luke 21:12-15

GAPE To open wide the mouth. Psa 22:11-13

GARNER A barn; storehouse. Mat 3:11-12

GARRISON A guard, watch or patrol. 2 Cor 11:32

GENTILES A people other than Jews. Mal 1:11

GIN A noose; snare. Psa 140:4-5

GIRD To fasten, secure; to equip; prepair. Psa 45:3-5

GIRDLE Belt. Mark 1:5

GIRT Belted; wrapped. Jn 2:7-8

GOAD A pointed stick Ecc 12:11

GOD SPEED A greeting, and blessing, when leaving. 2 Jn1:10-11

GOSPEL Good news. Mat 4:23

GRACE Kindness; favor. Eph 2:4-9

GRAVEN To cut or engrave. Job 19:23-24

GRAVITY Dignity. 1 Tim 3:2-3

GRISLED Spotted; speckled. Zech 3:3

GROSS Fat; thick. Mat 13:15

GUILE Deceit; craftiness. Jn 1:46-48

HABERGEON A coat of armor. Exod 28:32

HAFT A handle. Judg 3:21-22

HAIL A greeting of joy and peace. Mat 28:8-9

HALE To draw; drag; force. Luke 12:58

HALLOW To make holy; set apart from common. Mat 6:9

HALT Lame; crippled in the feet. mat 18:8

HAPLY Perhaps. Mark 11:11-12

HARD BY Beside; next to. 1 King 21:1

HAROW A sharp, pointed instrument. 1 Chr 20:3-4

HART A deer; hind. Psa 42:1

HASTE To hurry; to urge on quickly. Job 31:5-6

HAUGHTY Proud; arragant; lifted up. Psa 131:1

HAUNT To inhabit, visit or dwell. Ezk 26:26-27

HEADY Reckless; hasty; headstrong. 2 Tim 3:1-4

HEARTH A furnace; fire. Psa 102:2-3

HEATH A shrub or tree. Jer 48:6-7

HEATHEN People; nations; non-Jews. (unsaved) Psa 2:1-4

HEED To be careful to consider. Mat 6:1-2

HELL The valley of Honnom, underworld, lake of fire. Mat 5:30

HENCEFORTH From this time forth; from now on. Isa 9:7

HERBS Vegetables. Rom 14:1-3

HERETIC One who causes divisions, factions. Titus 3:10-11

HERETOFORE Previously. 2 Cor 13:2

HEREWITH With this. Ezk 16:28-29

HERITAGE Allotment; Possession. 1 Pet 5:2-3

HEWN Cut. Mat 7:18-20

HIN A liquid measurement. (1-1/2 gallons) Ezk 4:11

HINDER Latter; rear; behind. Zech 14:8

HINDS Deer or mountain goats. Psa 18:32-33

HIRELING A laborer employed on hire. Isa 16:14

HISS Whistle. Isa 5:26

HOARY White colored. Job 38:28-29

HOCK To disable by cutting the leg muscle. Josh 11:6

HOLDEN Held. Isa 42:14-15

HOLDEN Palm; cup. Isa 40:12-14

HOLPEN Helped. Psa 86:16-17

HOSANNA "Save now"; "Save, I pray!". Jn 12:12-13

HOSEN Tunics; under garments. Dan 3:21

HUNGRED To have been hungry. Mat 12:1

HUSBANDMAN A farmer; one who tills the ground. Joel 1:10-11

HYSSOP A bitter herb. Jn 19:28-30

IGNOMINY Contempt; shame; dishonor. Prov 18:3

IMMORTAL Incapable of death or corruption. 1 Tim 1:17

IMMORTALITY Incorruption; an imperishable state. 1 Cor 15:54

IMMUTABLE Unchangable. Heb 6:17-18

IMPENITENT Without remorse. Rom 2:5-6

IMPERIOUS Hard-faced; bold. Ezk 16:30-32

IMPLACABLE Incapable of being persuaded. Rom 1:31-32

IMPLEAD To bring an accusation against. Acts 19:37-39

IMPORTUNITY Lack of modesty; shamelessness. Luke 11:7-8

IMPUDENT Stubborn; hard-faced. Ezk 3:7-8

IMPUTE To recon or count. Rom 4:8

IN ANY WISE Surerly. Deut 17:14-15

IN NO WISE By no means; assuredly not. Mat 5:17-18

INCONTINENCY Lack of self control. 1 Cor 7:4-5

INCONTINENT Unbridled; uncontrolable. 2 Tim 3:1-3

INDIGNATION Wrath; anger. Isa 34:1-2

INDITING Overflowing; boiling over. Psa 45:1

INFAMY An evil report. Prov 25:9-10

INFIDEL An unbeliever. 1 Tim 5:8

INIQUITY Sin; wickedness; evil. Psa 141:3-4

INORDINATE Without restraint; immoderate. Ezk 23:10-11

INSTANT Insistent; steadfast; urgent. Luke 23:22-23

INSTANTLY Earnestly. Acts 26:6-7

JACINTH A precious stone. Rev 21:19-20

JANGLING Foolish, empty talk. 1 Tim 1:5-6

JOINED HARD To border; to be adjacent to. Acts 18:6-7

JONAS Jonah. Luke 111:29-30

JOT The smallest Hebrew letter. Mat 5:17-18

KERCHIEF Veil; covering. Ezk 13:21

KIN Family. Mark 6:4

KINDRED Tribe; family. Psa 22:26-28

KINE Cows; cattle gen 2:43-44

KINFOLK Family; relatives. Luke 2:43:44

KINSMEN Neighbors; rewlatives. Psa 38:9-11

KNOPS Decorative ornaments. Exod 25:31

LADE To burden; to load. Luke 11:46

LADEN Loaded; burdened. Mat 11:28-30

LADETH Burdens; loads. Hab 2:6

LADING A burden; load; cargo. Acts 27:9-10

LANGUISH Unbridled sensuality; excess. Gal 5:17-19

LATTER Last. Job 19:25

LAUD To applaud; praise. Rom 15:9-11

LAVER Wash basin. Exod 30:18-19

LAWYER Person skilled in the law of Moses. Luke 11:52

LEASING Falsehood; deseit. Psa 5:5-6

LEATHERN Made of skin. Mat 3:4

LEES Sediment Jer 48:11-12

LEGION An indefinite large number. Mat 26:52-53

LET To hinder or obstruct. Rom 1:13

LEVIATHAN Large animal; satan, dragon. Job 40:41

LEWDNESS Villany; wicknedness; crime. Acts 18:14-15

LISTED To have pleased; chosen. Mat 17:12

LISTETH To please; to choose. Jn 3:7-9

LITTER A cart carried by others wirh poles. Isa 66:19-20

LIVELY Living. 1 Pet 2:5

LOFT Story; floor; roof. Acts 20:8-9

LOINS The lower back; waist. Mat 3:4

LOP To cut off Isa 10:33-34

LOT Portion; destiny; fate. Psa 16:5

LOWERING To appear gloomy; overcast. Mat 16:3

LOWETH To moo (cow noise). Job 6:5

LOWING Mooing; making cow noises. 1 Sam 6:11-12

LUCRE Gain; money. 1 Tim 3:2-3

MADE MANIFEST To be made visible; to make clear. Rom 10:20-21

MAIMED Crippled, or deprived of some member. Mat 15:30

MALEFACTOR Evil-doer. Jn 18:28-30

MALICE Ill-will; badness. 1 Pet 2:1-2

MALLOWS A type of plant, property; riches. Job 30:3-4

MAMMON Earthly goods; property; riches. Mat 6:24

MANDRAKE Poisonous plant, with narcotic properties. Gen 30:14

MANIFEST To make openly known; appear. 1 Tim 3:16

MANIFOLD MORE Many times more. Luke 18:29-30

MANSION Large stately residence. Jn 14:1-3

MANTLE Sleveless cape, covering. Job 2:11-12

MARISHES Marshes; ponds. Ezk 47:9, 11

MARTYR A person who would rather die than change beliefs. Rev 17:6

MASTRIES, STRIVE To compete; contend. 2 Tim 2:5

MATRIX Womb. Exod 13:11-12

MATTOCK Hoe; spade; agricultural tool. Isa 7:25

MAUL A club or mallet. Prov 25:18

MAZZAROTH Stars or planets. Job 38:32

MEAN Common. Isa 5:15-16

MEAN Obscure; insignificant. Acts 21:39

MEAT Food. Mat 3:4

MEDIATOR One who intervenes between two parties. 1 Tim 2:5

MEEK Gentle; tender; free from pride. Mat 5:3-5

MEET Agreeable; fit; proper. Mark 7:26-27

MENSTEALERS Kidnapper. 1 Tim 1:9-10

MESS Portion; gift. Gen 43:33-34

MESSIAS Anointed one. Jn 4:25-26

METE To measure; to deal out. Mark 4:24

METEYARD Measures of length. Lev 19:35-36

MILCH Giving suck; milking. Gen 32:13-15

MILLET A grain used for breads and cereals. Ezk 4:9

MINCING Taking short, quick steps; tripping. Isa 3:16

MINGLE To mix. Isa 5:22

MINISH To be made few; diminished. Psa 107:39-40

MINISTER Servants. 1 Cor 3:4-6

MINISTRATION Service. 2 Cor 3:7-8

MIRE Mud; clay-like soil. Job 30:19

MIRTH Gladness; rejoicing. Psa 137:3

MIRY Muddy. Psa 40:1-2

MITE A Jewish coin. Mark 12:41-42

MITRE Turban. Zech 3:5

MOLLIFY To be softened; to be tender. Isa 1:6

MORROW Next day; tomorrow. Mat 6:33-34

MORTIFY To put to death; to take away. Rom 8:13

MOTE A small dry particle. Mat 7:3-4

MUFFLER An ornament warn by women. Isa 3:18-19

MUNITION Fortress; stronghold. Isa 29:7

MURRAIN Pestilence; plague. Exod 9:2-3

MUSTER To number; inspect; to assemble troops. Isa 13:4-5

NAUGHT Nothing; vain; bad. Prov 20:14

NAY No. Mat 5:37

NECROMANCER One who enquires of the dead. Deut 18:10-11

NEESINGS Sneezings. Job 41:18

NEITHER Lower. Exod 19:17

NETTLE Thorny shrub; prickly weed. Prov 24:30-31

NEIGH Near. Mat 24:32-33

NITRE A mineral; carbonate of soda. Prov 25:20

NO LITTLE KINDNESS Exceptional kindness. Acts 28:1-2

NOISOME Bad; foul. Rev 16:2

NOT A WHIT Not in the least bit. 2 cor 11:5

NOUGHT Nothing. Acts 5:38-39

OBSTINATE Stubborn. Isa 48:4-5

ODIOUS Abhorrent; to stink; loathesome. 1 Chr 19:5-6

OFT Often, frequently. Mark 7:3

OMNIPOTENT All powerful; all mighty. Rev 19:6

ON THIS WISE In this manner. Mat 1:18

ORACLE The inner santuary; "Holy of Holies". Psa 28:1-2

ORACLE A declaration; something uttered. Heb 5:11-12

ORDAIN T form; appoint; settle; place. Psa 8:3-4

OSEE Hosea. Rom 9:25

OUCHES Settings for gems; sockets. Exod 28:11

OUGHT Any one; any thing. Mark 11:25

:OUTWENT To go before in advance. Mark 6:32-33

OVERCHARGED To be weighted down; loaded. Luke 21:34-35

PAPS Breasts; bosoms. Luke 11:27-28

PARABLE An utterance that involves a comparison. Mat 21:45

PARAMORE A male or female lover. Ezk 23:19-20

PASTOR One who feeds thew flock; shepherd. Jer 2:7-8

PATE Forehead; crown of the head. Psa 7:16

PAVILION Tabernacle; dwelling. Psa 18:11-12

PEELED Bald; bare; smooth. Isa 18:7

PENURY Poverty; need. Luke 21:1-4

PERADVENTURE Perhaps. 2 Tim 2:24-25

PERDITION Destruction. 1 Thess 2:1-3

PERSECUTE To pursue after in order to overtake. Psa 10:2-3

PIETY Godliness. 1 Tim 5:3-4

PILLED To have stripped off skin or bark. Gen 30:37-38

PINNACLE Anything that runs out to a point. Mat 4:5

PITCH A thick, dark, sticky substance. Isa 34:8-9

PLAITING Braiding; intertwining. 1 Pet 3:1-3

PLATTED Braided; intertwined. Mat 27:28-29

PLEIADES A cluster of stars. Job 9:8-9

POLL To cut hair from the head. Ezk 44:20

POMMEL Bowl, or crown (anything round) 2 Chr 4:11-12

PONDER To consider carefully; meditate. Luke 2:18-19

PORTER A doorkeeper; gatekeeper. Jn 10:1-3

POST A runner; courier. Jer 51:31-32

POTENTATE One who possesses power. 1 Tim 6:13, 15

POTSHERD A piece of broken pottery. Psa 22:14-15

POTTAGE Any boiled dish or food. Hag 2:12

PRATING Babbling; chattering. Prov 10:8-10

PREDESTINATED Determined beforehand. Eph 1:10-12

PRESBYTERY An assembly of elders. 1 Tim 4:14

PRICK Rod with a sharp point. Acts 26:14

PRINCIPALITY The highest dignitary of the state. Titus 3:1

PRIVILY Secretly Mat 1:19

PRIVY, (BEING PRIVY) Being aware or knowledgeable of. Acts 5:12

PROCURETH To seek. Prov 11:27

PROFOUND (ARE PRO) To go deep into something. Hose 5:1-2

PROGENITORS Ancestors; parents. Gen 49:26

PROGNOSTICATOR Foretellers of the future. Isa 47:12-13

PROPITIATION Covering; atoning sacrifice. 1 Jn 2:1-2

PROSELYTE Convert. Acts 6:5-6

PROSPECT Face; view. Ezk 40:45-46

PROVENDER Food for livestock or cattle. Gen 24:23-25

PROVERB A dark or puzzling saying. Jn 16:25-27

PSALM A song; a melody. Eph 5:18-21

PSALTERY A stringed musical instrument. Dan 3:7

PUBLICAN A tax collector. Luke 5:27-28

PULSE Beans or seed used for food. Dan 1:11-13

PURLOINING Stealing; pilfering. Titus 2:9-10

PURTENANCE Animal intestines; inwards. Exod 12:8-9

PUTRIFYING Pertaining to gangrene; decaying. Isa 1:6

QUIT Blameless; innocent Exod 21:18-19

QUIT YOU LIKE MEN To conduct youself wisely. 1 Cor 16:13-14

RABBI Teacher; master. Mat 23:8-10

RABONI My great teacher, master. Jn 20:15-17

RACA Senseless; vain; empty headed. Mat 5:22

RAHEL Rachel. Jer 31:15

RAIMENT Clothing; apparel; covering. Mat 3:4-5

RAMPART A low outer wall; fortification. Lam 2:8

RANGING Running to and fro; wandering. Prov 28:15

RANK Fat. Gen 41:5-7

RAVENING Plundering. Luke 11:39

RAVISH Rape: lie with ; humble. Isa 13:15-16

RAZE To demolish; to strip bare. Psa 137:7

REBUKE To repremand; strongly warn; restrain. Luke 19:37-0

RECOMPENSE To repay; reward; restore. Psa 18:20-21

REDOUND To exceed, to be over and above. 2 Cor 4:1-15

REINS Innermost parts of man. Psa 7:9

REMISSION Forgiveness. Mat 26:27-28

REMIT To dismiss; set free. Jn 20:21-23

REND To divide; break or tear apart. Isa 64:1-2

RENOUNCE T disown. 2 Cor 4:1-2

RENOWN A great name or well-known. Gen 6:4

RENT Divide; broke or tore apart. Mat 26:64-65

REPENT To change one's mind & purpose; regret. Mat 4:17

REPENT T lament one's actions; turn again. Gen 6:5-6

REPROACH Disgrace; shame. Prov 14:34

REPROBATE Unapproved; rejected after testing. 1 Cor 13:5-6

REPROOF A scolding; rebuke. Prov 15:5

REQUIT Recompense; return; restore; repay. Gen 50:15

REWARD Towards the rear; rear guard. Isa 52:12

REVELING A feast resulting in carousing. Gal 5:19:-21

REVERENCE To show respect or fear. Eph 5:31-33

REVILE To abuse; attack with evil words. Mat 5:11

RIBBAND Cord; ribbon. Num 15:38

RIE Rye; a grain. Isa 28:24-25

RIFLE To plunder; spoil. Zech 14:2

RUE A plant. Luke 11:42

RUSH A reed growing I moist places. Isa 9:14

SABBATH A rest; cessation from work. Exod 20:9-10

SACKBUT A stringed musical instrument. Dan 3:7

SACRILEGE (COMMIT) To rob temples. Rom 2:22

SAINTS Men and women of God. Acts 26:9-10

SALUTATION A greeting. Mark 12:38-40

SANCTIFICATION The act of making a thing pure and holy. 1 Thes 4:2-4

SANCTIFY To be sacred and set apart. Ezk 37:27-28

SARDINE A beautiful stone. Rev 4:3

SATAN Adversary. Mat 16:22-23

SATIATE To satisfy; fill. Jer 31:13-14

SATYR He-goat. Isa 34:13-14

SAVE Except; besides. 2 Cor 11:24-25

SAVOUR A smell; taste; odor. Mat 5:13

SCABBARD A case or covering for a sword. Jer 47:6-7

SCALL A scaly skin eruption. Lev 14:54-57

SCOURGE Whip. Jn 2:14-16

SCOURGE To whip; flog. Acts 22:25-26

SCRIP Bag; sack; wallet. Luke 9:2-3

SCRIPTURE That which is written; book; letter. Mat 28:56

SEA Large basin, lake. 2 Chr 4:2-4

SECT A group or division; a party. Acts 26:4-5

SEDITION An uproar; insurrection;dissention. Gal 5:19-20

SEETHE To cook. Exod 24:3-5

SELVEDGE End; edge. Exod 26:4

SEPULCHRE A place of burial; grave. Mat 23:27

SERVILE Laborious. Lev 23:6-7

SERVITOR Attendant; he who performs as a servant. 2 Kings 4:42-43

SETTLE Ledge; pedistal block. Ezk 43:13-14

SEVENFOLD Multiplied by seven. Isa 30:26

SEVERAL HOUSE Separated house; segregated place. 2 Chr 26:21

SHAMBLES Meat market. 1 Cor 10:25

SHAMEFACEDNESS Modesty. 1 Tim 2:9

SHEAF Bundle of grain. Gen 37:6-7

SHEATH A case or covering for a sword. Jn 18:10-11

SHERIFF One knowledgeable in the law. Dan 3:3

SHIVERS Pieces; splinters. Rev 2:26-27

SIGNET A seal or stamp. Hagg 2:23

SIMILITUDE A likeness; image; representation. Psa 106:19-21

SINGLE Clear; sound; healthy. Luke 11:34-35

SITH Since. Ezk 35:5-6

SLEIGHT Trickery; entrapment by deceit. Eph 4:14

SLIPS Branches. Isa 17:10-11

SLUCES Damns. Isa 19:8-10

SMART To be sorel distressed. Prov 11:15

SMITE To strike; beat. Mat 5:39

SMOTE OFF To have taken off or away. Mat 26:51

SORBIETY Self restraint; discretion; prodence. 1 Tim 2:9

SOD To cook; boil. Gen 25:29-30

SOOTHSAYER A fortune teller of the future by astroligy. Dan 4:6-7

SOOTHSAYING Fortune-telling Acts 16:16-17

SOP A little bit; morsel. Jn 13:21-27

SOTTISH Foolish; stupid. Jer 4:22

SPITE Vexation; anger; grief. Psa 10:12-14

SPITTLE Spit; saliva. Jn 9:6-7

SPOIL Booty; prey. Isa 8:4

SPUE To vomit out. Rev 3:16

STABLISHETH Establishes; makes steadfast. 2 Cor 1:21-22

STANCHED Stopped; stood still. Luke 8:43-44

STANDARD Flag; banner. Jer 50:1-2

STATURE Maturity of life; age; adultness. Mat 6:27-29

STAVES Rods; clubs. Luke 22:50-52

STAY Support; something one relies upon. Isa 3:1

STAYED Detained; fixed; steady. Luke 4:42

STEADFAST Firm; fixed; steady. 1 Cor 15:58

STEWARD Manager. Luke 12:42

STIRS Noises; tumults. Isa 22:2-3

STOMACHER A fine robe. Isa 3:24

STOUT Strong; great. Job 4:10-11

STRAIGHTWAY Immediately. Mark 1:17-18

STRAIT Narrow. Mat 7:13-14

STRAITENED Hindered; impeded. Prov 4:11-12

STRIKER One apt to inflict blows or hit another. Titus 1:7

STROWED, STRAWED Scattered; spread. Mat 21:8-9

SUBORN To induce; bribe; prompt. Acts 6:10-12

SUCCOUR To help; aid. Heb 2:17-18

SUCCOURER Helper. Rom 16:2

SUMPTUOUSLY Splendidly. Luke 16:19-21

SUNDRY Various; many. Heb 1:1-2

SUP To dine; to make a meal. Rev 3:20

SUPERFLUITY Super abundance; overflowing. Jam 1:21

SUPERFLUOUS Over and above; more than enough. 2 Cor 9:1-2

SUPERSCRIPTION Inscription; title; a writing over. Mark 12:15-16

SUPPLANT To deceive; defraud. Jer 9:3-5

SUPPLE To clean by washing. Ezk 16:3-4

SUPPLIANT Worshipper. Zeph 3:9-10

SUPPLICANT Petition; an expression of need. 1 Tim 2:1

SURFEITING Intoxication; overindulgence. Luke 21:34-35

SURMISINGS Suspicions. 1 Tim 6:3-4

WADDLING CLOTHES Clothes used for wrapping. Luke 2:7

SWELLINGS Puffed-up, inflated attitudes; conceits. 2 Cor 12:20

SWINE Pigs. Mat 7:6

TABERING To strike (especially the tabret). Nahum 2:6-7

TABERNACLE A tent, booth or dwelling. Job 18:5-6

TABRET Tamborine. Isa 5:11-12

TACHES Hooks; fasteners. Exod 26:6

TALE A carefully counted number. Exod 5:7-8

TALENT Weight, (about 75 pounds) money of gift. Mat 25:16-18

TARES Weeds found in grain. Mat 13:24-25

TAUNT An object of scorn and derision. Ezk 5:14-15

TEATS Breasts.. Ezk 23:2-3

TELL To number; count. Gen 15:4-5

TEMPER To mingle; sprinkle; moisten. Exod 29:2

TEMPERANCE Self-control. Gal 5:22-24

To exercise power or self-control. 1 Cor 9:24-25

TEMPEST Storm; whirlwind. Psa 11:5-6

TENON Projection on the end of a wooden board. Exod 26:17

TESTAMENT A covenant; an agreement. Heb 9:16-18

THENCE There; that place. Mat 12:14-15

THITHERWARD In that direction; towards. Jer 50:4-5

THREESCORE Sixty. Rev 13:18

THRICE Three times. Mat 26:35-36

TILLAGE Ploughed land. Prov 13:23

TIRE Turban; head ornament. Ezk 24:17

TIRSHATHA Title of a persion governor. Nehe 7:70

TITHE The tenth part; 1/10. Lev 27:30

TITTLE A point of a letter of the alphabet. Mat 5:17-18

TOLD OUT Numbered; tallied. 2 Chr 2:1-2

TOW The short fibers of the flax plant. Judg 16:9

TRANSGRESSION Wrong-doing; a violation of the law. Job 33:8-9

TRANSVERSING Turning; interweaving; entangling. Jer 2:23

TRESPASS Wrong-doing; sin. Mat 6:14-15

TRODDEN Trampled. Mat 5:13

TRODE Trampled. Luke 12:1

TROW Think. Luke 17:9

TRUMP Turmpet. 1 Thes 4:16

TURTLE Dove. Song Sol 2:12

TWAIN Two. Mark 10:7-9

TYRUS Tyre, city of. Ezk 26:3

UNCTION An anointing. 1 Jn 2:20

UNICORN Wild ox. Job 39:9-12

UNLADE To discharge; unload. Acts 21:2-3

UNSHOD Barefoot. Jere 2:25

UNTOWARD Perverse; bent. Acts 2:38-40

UPBRAID To scold; reproach, reprimand. Jam 1:5

USURP To seize and take hold of. 1 Tim 2:12

USURY Interest. Luke 19:20-23

VAIN Empty; foolish; useless. Mat 6:7

VALE Valley. gen 14:3

VARIANCE Contention; strife. Gal 5:19-21

VEHEMENTLY Violently; intensely. Luke 6:48

VERILY Truely; surely. Jn 8:34

VERITY Truth. 1 Tim 2:7

VERMILLION Red color. Jer 22:21-22

VESTMENTS Garments; clothing. 2 kings 10:21-22

VESTURY Wardrobe. 2 Kings 10:21-22

VESTURE Garment; cloak; clothing. Rev 19:12-13

VEX To trouble; disturb. Job 19:1-2

VIAL Bowl; goblet. Rev 16:1-2

VICTUALS Food; sustenance. Mat 14:14-15

VIGILANT Watchful. 1 Tim 3:2

VILEST Lowest; despised. Psa 12:8

VILLANY Folly. Jer 29:23

VIOL Musical instrument; a kind of harp. Isa 5:11-12

VIPER Snake. Mat 3:7

VISAGE An appearance; form. Isa 52:13-14

VOCATION A calling; invitation; summons. Eph 4:1-3

WALLOW To roll. Jer 6:26

WANTON Excessive; rebellious. 1 Tim 5:11-12

WANTONNESS Extreme indulgence in sensual pleasures. Rom 13:12-13

WARD Prison; custody. Gen 41:9-10

WAX To grow; become; advance. Luke 12:33

WAYFARING MAN Traveler; passer-by. Isa 33:7-8

WEN A running sore. Lev 22:22

WENCH Maidservant. Rev 17:16-17

WERT Were. Rev 3:15

WHENCE From where. Jn 8:13-14

WHEREFORE Why?; for what reason?; for what cause? Rom 9:31-32

WHEREINSOEVER In what respect. 2 Cor 11:21

WHEREWITH The things with which.... Psa 119:41-42

WHEREWITHAL How?; by what means? Psa 119:9

WHET To sharpen. Psa 7:12

WHIT A least bit. 2 Cor 11:5

WHITHER Where; which place. Jn 8:13-14

WHITHERSOEVER Where ever. Mat 8:19-20

WHOREMONGER Sexually immoral person. Eph 5:5

WHILES Cunning devices; methods. Eph 6:10-11

WIMPLE A woman's garment; shall. Isa 3:22

WINEBIBBER Drinker of wine. Mat 11:18-19

WINEFAT A collection trough beneith a winepress. Mark 12:1

WHIST Knew; to have known. Luke 2:48-49

WHIT To know; to become aware of. Gen 24:19-21

WITAL At the same time; together with. Acts 25:25-27

WITHAL With. Job 2:7-8

WITHOUT Outside. Mat 12:46-47

WITHS Cords; ropes. Judges 6:9

WOE An expression of grief or indignation. Mat 26:23-24

WONT To be acustomed to. Luke 22:39-41

WORMWOOD A bitter plant; bitterness. Prov 5:3-5

WOT To know. Rom 11:2-3

WREST To wrench; to torture by twisting. 2 Pet 3:15-16

WROTH To be provoked; angered. Mat 2:16

WROUGHT Worked; made. 2 Thess 3:7-8

YEA Yes; certainly. Mat 5:37

YONDER There in that place. Mat 17:19-20 ************************************************************* *************************************************************

BIBLE TOPICS

1. Instructions:

II Tim 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 16: But shun profane and vain babblings: for they will increase unto more ungodliness.

2. Bible topics.

A. Word of God, not man.

II Pet. 2:20: Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. 21: For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost.

B. Who, What, How.

Rom 3:23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; Rom. 10:9 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10: For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.

C. Guidelines.

Acts 15:28 For it seemed good to the Holy Ghost, and to us, to lay upon you no greater burden than these necessary things; 29: That ye abstain from meats offered to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled, and from fornication: from which if ye keep yourselves, ye shall do well. Fare ye well.

D. Personal conflict.

Gal. 5:17: For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh: and these are contrary the one to the other: so that ye cannot do the things that ye would. 18: But if ye be led of the Spirit, ye are not under the law. 19: Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, 20: Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies, 21: Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God. 22: But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, 23: Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law. 24: And they that are Christ's have crucified the flesh with the affections and lusts. 25: If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit.

E. Security.

Eph. 1:12: That we should be to the praise of his glory, who first trusted in Christ. 13: In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise, 8: For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9: Not of works, lest any man should boast. Titus 3:5: Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to his mercy he saved us, by the washing of regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost; 6: Which he shed on us abundantly through Jesus Christ our Saviour; 7: That being justified by his grace, we should be made heirs according to the hope of eternal life. I Pet. 1:5: Who are kept by the power of God through faith unto salvation ready to be revealed in the last time. 2:11 Dearly beloved, I beseech you as strangers and pilgrims, abstain from fleshly lusts, which war against the soul; 13: Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the lord's sake: whether it be to the king, as supreme;

F. Tests and rewards.

I Pet. 4:12 Beloved, think it not strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened unto you: I Pet. !:7 That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ: I Pet. 5:4 And when the chief Shepherd shall appear, ye shall receive a crown of glory that fadeth not away.

G. Conditions

1Cor 2:14 But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned. I Jn. 4:1: Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world. 2: Hereby know ye the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God: 3: And every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not of God: and this is that spirit of antichrist, whereof ye have heard that it should come; and even now already is it in the world.

Our Instructions:

Isa 34:16 Seek ye out of the book of the LORD, and read: no one of these shall fail, none shall want her mate: for my mouth it hath commanded, and his spirit it hath gathered them.

II Tim 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

Psa 119:9 Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? by taking heed thereto according to thy word.

Prov 3:5: Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. 6: In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. 7: Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil. 8: It shall be health to thy navel, and marrow to thy bones.

Our promises:

Psa 91: 1: He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. 2: I will say of the LORD, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust. 3: Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler, and from the noisome pestilence. 4: He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust: his truth shall be thy shield and buckler. 5: Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; nor for the arrow that flieth by day; 6: Nor for the pestilence that walketh in darkness; nor for the destruction that wasteth at noonday. 7: A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thee. 8: Only with thine eyes shalt thou behold and see the reward of the wicked. 9: Because thou hast made the LORD, which is my refuge, even the most High, thy habitation; 10: There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling. 11: For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways.

WHIRLWIND:

Job 37:9 Out of the south cometh the whirlwind: and cold out of the north. Ps 58:9 Before your pots can feel the thorns, he shall take them away as with a whirlwind, both living, and in his wrath. Prov 1:27 When your fear cometh as desolation, and your destruction cometh as a whirlwind; when distress and anguish cometh upon you. Prov 10:25 As the whirlwind passeth, so is the wicked no more: but the righteous is an everlasting foundation. Isa 17:13 The nations shall rush like the rushing of many waters: but God shall rebuke them, and they shall flee far off, and shall be chased as the chaff of the mountains before the wind, and like a rolling thing before the whirlwind. Isa 40:24 Yea, they shall not be planted; yea, they shall not be sown: yea, their stock shall not take root in the earth: and he shall also blow upon them, and they shall wither, and the whirlwind shall take them away as stubble. Isa 41:16 Thou shalt fan them, and the wind shall carry them away, and the whirlwind shall scatter them: and thou shalt rejoice in the LORD, and shalt glory in the Holy One of Israel. Jer 23:19 Behold, a whirlwind of the LORD is gone forth in fury, even a grievous whirlwind: it shall fall grievously upon the head of the wicked. Jer 25:32 Thus saith the LORD of hosts, Behold, evil shall go forth from nation to nation, and a great whirlwind shall be raised up from the coasts of the earth. Jer 30:23 Behold, the whirlwind of the LORD goeth forth with fury, a continuing whirlwind: it shall fall with pain upon the head of the wicked. Nahum 1:3 The LORD is slow to anger, and great in power, and will not at all acquit the wicked: the LORD hath his way in the whirlwind and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet. Zech 7:14 But I scattered them with a whirlwind among all the nations whom they knew not. Thus the land was desolate after them, that no man passed through nor returned: for they laid the pleasant land desolate. Zech 9:14 And the LORD shall be seen over them, and his arrow shall go forth as the lightning: and the LORD GOD shall blow the trumpet, and shall go with whirlwinds of the south.

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