Brought low in position, strength, or condition. Example: Philippians 4:12

Reduced in strength, force, or intensity. Example: Genesis 8:3

To hate or regard with strong disgust. Example: Romans 12:9

Those brought low or cast down. Example: Psalm 35:15

A dwelling place or place of remaining. Example: Acts 14:28

Extremely detestable or morally hateful. Example: Titus 1:16

Something detestable or greatly offensive. Example: Proverbs 6:16

The act of holding oneself back from something. Example: Acts 15:29

Devoted to destruction or under a curse. Example: Joshua 6:17

To free from blame or obligation. Example: Job 10:14

Extremely hard or unyielding. Example: Ezekiel 3:9

To charge solemnly or bind by an oath. Example: Mark 5:7

Trouble, difficulty, or busy effort. Example: Mark 5:39

To give notice or make known. Example: Numbers 24:14

At a great distance, either physically or figuratively. Example: Mark 5:6

Relationship by marriage or close connection. Example: 1 Kings 3:1

Suddenly filled with fear or alarm. Example: Luke 24:37

On foot. Example: Mark 6:33

Before in time or place. Example: Romans 1:2

In advance; beforehand. Example: Mark 14:8

In former times; previously. Example: Romans 15:4

Again or anew. Example: Hebrews 6:6

Past or gone by. Example: 1 Samuel 30:13

A fever marked by chills and shaking. Example: Leviticus 26:16

A musical term indicating a high register or soprano voice. Example: 1 Chronicles 15:20

Although; even though. Example: Philemon 1:19

Gifts given to the poor or needy. Example: Matthew 6:1

Acts of mercy or charity toward the poor. Example: Acts 9:36

At a distance; apart. Example: Psalm 38:11

At all times; continually. Example: Matthew 28:20

A message or mission sent by authority. Example: Luke 14:32

To punish by imposing a fine. Example: Deuteronomy 22:19

Pleasant, agreeable, or lovely. Example: Psalm 84:1

Wrongly or improperly. Example: James 4:3

Soon; shortly. Example: Matthew 13:20

Something devoted to destruction or accursed. Example: 1 Corinthians 16:22

A fishhook or fishing implement. Example: Isaiah 19:8

A plant used for seasoning or medicine. Example: Matthew 23:23

Quickly; at a fast rate. Example: Psalm 68:12

One who prepares medicines or ointments. Example: Exodus 30:25

Clothing or garments. Example: Acts 1:10

To belong or relate to. Example: Jeremiah 10:7

A poetic name for Jerusalem. Example: Isaiah 29:1

A skilled craftsman or worker. Example: Genesis 4:22

Correctly; properly. Example: Psalm 50:23

To clothe or dress in a particular manner. Example: 1 Timothy 2:9

A singular form of "are," used with thou. Example: Matthew 16:16

Attempted or tried. Example: Acts 16:7

Agreement or approval. Example: Acts 24:9

Made calm or eased. Example: Genesis 8:1

Struck with amazement or sudden wonder. Example: Daniel 5:9

Into separate parts; apart. Example: Psalm 2:3

Near in time or location. Example: Matthew 4:17

Reconciliation made by covering or satisfaction. Example: Leviticus 17:11

Attentive or listening closely. Example: Nehemiah 1:6

To increase or make greater. Example: Numbers 32:14

Severe or strict in manner. Example: Luke 19:21

Declared or affirmed openly. Example: Deuteronomy 26:17

A shaft on which a wheel turns. Example: 1 Kings 7:32

Those who speak evil of others secretly. Example: Romans 1:30

Turning away from a former position or course. Example: Jeremiah 3:22

A soothing substance used for healing or relief. Example: Jeremiah 8:22

Forced to leave a place or community. Example: 2 Samuel 14:13

Feasting or festive eating. Example: Song of Solomon 2:4

Foreign in speech or uncivilized in manner. Example: Acts 28:2

Gave witness or testified. Example: John 1:32

Lower in rank, value, or quality. Example: Acts 17:5

A protective wall or railing on a roof. Example: Deuteronomy 22:8

Cattle raised for food. Example: Numbers 31:33

To happen or come upon. Example: Genesis 42:4

Fathered or produced offspring. Example: Matthew 1:2

To father or bring forth. Example: Ezekiel 18:10

Was necessary or fitting. Example: Luke 24:46

Spoken falsely against or misrepresented. Example: Jeremiah 5:12

To ask earnestly or plead. Example: Romans 12:1

Surrounded or closely pressed upon. Example: Hebrews 12:1

A broom used for sweeping. Example: Isaiah 14:23

Earnestly pleaded or begged. Example: Matthew 8:5

To benefit or assist. Example: Isaiah 8:21

To give or grant. Example: 1 Corinthians 13:3

To consider carefully or reflect. Example: 1 Kings 8:47

Early or promptly. Example: Proverbs 13:24

To pledge in marriage. Example: Deuteronomy 28:30

Between two things. Example: Philippians 1:23

To mourn or grieve deeply. Example: 2 Corinthians 12:21

To reveal or make known. Example: Isaiah 16:3

A large rolling wave. Example: Jonah 2:3

A privilege belonging to the firstborn. Example: Hebrews 12:16

The office or position of a bishop. Example: Acts 1:20

Inflamed sores or boils. Example: Exodus 9:9

A bright flame or display of fire. Example: Isaiah 50:11

A mark or stain; to erase or wipe away. Example: Psalm 51:9

Swollen or budded. Example: Exodus 9:31

Head rest or pillow. Example: 1 Samuel 19:13

A bruise or wound showing dark coloration. Example: Proverbs 20:30

A female servant bound to service. Example: Galatians 4:22

A male servant bound to service. Example: Deuteronomy 24:18

Forced or bound service. Example: 1 Kings 9:21

Raised knobs or projections. Example: Job 15:26

A skin disease or sore. Example: Deuteronomy 28:27

Inner feelings of compassion or affection. Example: Philemon 1:12

To crush or pound forcefully. Example: Proverbs 27:22

A break, gap, or violation. Example: Ezekiel 26:10

The place or time of a wedding feast. Example: Matthew 9:15

A coat of armor made of overlapping plates. Example: Jeremiah 51:3

Decorated with needlework or embroidery. Example: Ezekiel 16:10

To sit upon eggs or to dwell deeply in thought. Example: Luke 13:34

To report or spread news. Example: Nahum 3:19

Lacking understanding; acting like an animal. Example: Psalm 92:6

A small shield used for protection. Example: Psalm 18:2

Struck repeatedly or harshly treated. Example: 1 Corinthians 4:11

Built or constructed. Example: Exodus 24:4

A tall marsh plant growing near water. Example: Exodus 2:3

A defensive wall or means of protection. Example: Isaiah 26:1

A heavy load or weight. Example: Revelation 2:24

After a short time; soon afterward. Example: Luke 21:9

A large pot or kettle for boiling. Example: Job 41:20

Happened or took place. Example: Genesis 4:8

Something that corrodes or destroys gradually. Example: 2 Timothy 2:17

A precious stone or glowing jewel. Example: Exodus 28:17

A dead body or corpse. Example: Matthew 24:28

Anxious or full of concern. Example: Philippians 4:6

Fleshly; governed by sinful human nature. Example: Romans 8:7

Possessions or baggage carried along. Example: Acts 21:15

A window opening or frame. Example: Proverbs 7:6

To fish using a hook and line. Example: Matthew 17:27

To reproach or accuse harshly. Example: Matthew 27:44

One rejected or cast aside. Example: 1 Corinthians 9:27

A membrane or pouch. Example: Exodus 29:13

Heavenly or belonging to the heavens. Example: 1 Corinthians 15:40

A Roman officer over one hundred soldiers. Example: Matthew 8:5

Immoral or lustful behavior. Example: Romans 13:13

An officer responsible for household or treasury affairs. Example: Romans 16:23

A clean animal listed in the law. Example: Deuteronomy 14:5

Open country or plain. Example: Deuteronomy 11:30

The capital or top of a pillar. Example: 1 Kings 7:18

Merchants or traders. Example: 2 Chronicles 9:14

Costly or burdensome to support. Example: 2 Thessalonians 3:8

A large dish or platter. Example: Matthew 14:8

Love shown through selfless action. Example: 1 Corinthians 13:4

Morally pure; modest. Example: Titus 2:5

To correct or discipline. Example: Hebrews 12:6

Correction or discipline given for instruction. Example: Hebrews 12:11

Reproof or Instruction. Example: Job 20:3

Angelic beings associated with God's presence. Example: Genesis 3:24

To rebuke or scold. Example: Exodus 17:2

Anger or bitterness. Example: Daniel 11:11

A rude, ill-natured person. Example: Isaiah 32:5

With careful attention and watchfulness. Example: Ephesians 5:15

Loud outcry or complaint. Example: Ephesians 4:31

To cling closely or remain firmly joined. Example: Genesis 2:24

Split or divided. Example: Deuteronomy 14:6

An outer garment or covering. Example: Matthew 5:40

Patches or pieces of cloth used for mending. Example: Joshua 9:5

Mended or patched. Example: Joshua 9:5

Split or divided into parts. Example: Acts 2:3

A region or border of land. Example: Matthew 2:16

A deadly serpent or viper. Example: Isaiah 11:8

A harmful weed among grain. Example: Job 31:40

Thoughts or reasonings. Example: Daniel 7:28

A slice or piece of flesh. Example: Job 15:27

Pleasant appearance or suitability. Example: Isaiah 53:2

Pleasant or fitting in appearance. Example: Jeremiah 6:2

To speak or reason together. Example: Genesis 34:6

To surround or encircle. Example: Psalm 118:11

A term used to condemn false religious mutilation. Example: Philippians 3:2

Agreement or harmony. Example: 2 Corinthians 6:15

A gathering or crowd of people. Example: Acts 19:40

Strong sinful desire or lust. Example: Romans 7:8

To set apart as holy. Example: Exodus 28:41

Pressed or compelled inwardly. Example: 2 Corinthians 5:14

To despise or treat with scorn. Example: Psalm 10:13

Given to strife or argument. Example: Romans 2:8

Fitting or appropriate. Example: Romans 1:28

Manner of life or conduct. Example: Philippians 1:27

A covering or protective top. Example: 1 Kings 7:9

A horn or trumpet. Example: Daniel 3:5

Shelters or enclosures for animals. Example: 2 Chronicles 32:28

A blade used in plowing. Example: 1 Samuel 13:20

Facial expression or appearance. Example: Proverbs 15:13

To offset or counterbalance. Example: Esther 7:4

A hiding place or shelter. Example: Psalm 61:4

Thin cakes or biscuits. Example: 1 Kings 14:3

Skill used for deception or trickery. Example: Ephesians 4:14

Hair ornaments or curling tools. Example: Isaiah 3:22

A small jar or vessel. Example: 1 Kings 17:12

Burdened or distracted. Example: Luke 10:40

Skillfully made or detailed. Example: Exodus 28:8

Practices involving magic or occult knowledge. Example: Acts 19:19

A small seed used for seasoning. Example: Matthew 23:23

A mother animal. Example: Leviticus 22:27

Judgment resulting in condemnation. Example: Romans 13:2

To coat or cover with plaster or mortar. Example: Ezekiel 13:10

A mediator or one who stands between two parties. Example: Job 9:33

The rising light of dawn; a new beginning. Example: Luke 1:78

A bright heavenly light or star. Example: 2 Peter 1:19

A great lack or scarcity. Example: Acts 11:28

To lower in value or dignity. Example: Isaiah 57:9

Death or departure from life. Example: Luke 9:31

To judge or consider. Example: Acts 27:27

To delay or put off. Example: Ecclesiastes 5:4

To take dishonestly or deprive unjustly. Example: 1 Corinthians 6:8

Mockery or scornful laughter. Example: Psalm 2:4

To catch sight of or discover. Example: Judges 1:23

Left empty, ruined, or without inhabitants. Example: Isaiah 6:11

Shows contempt or rejection. Example: Luke 10:16

In contempt of or without regard for. Example: Ezekiel 25:6

One who brings destruction. Example: Job 15:21

To plan or imagine. Example: Proverbs 6:14

A crown or royal headpiece. Example: Isaiah 62:3

A singular past form of "did," used with thou. Example: Luke 7:46

To cancel or make void. Example: Galatians 3:15

To defeat or throw into confusion. Example: Exodus 17:13

To uncover or make known. Example: Proverbs 18:12

To treat with contempt or scorn. Example: 1 Samuel 17:42

To hide true motives or feelings. Example: Galatians 2:13

Concealment of true motives or thoughts. Example: Galatians 2:13

Troubled or unsettled. Example: Psalm 42:5

To drip. Example: Deuteronomy 32:2

Various or several. Example: Hebrews 2:4

A singular form of "do," used with thou. Example: John 13:27

A singular form of "does." Example: Matthew 7:24

Full of sorrow or sadness. Example: Micah 2:4

A singular form of "do," used with thou. Example: Romans 14:10

Showing foolish or excessive affection. Example: 1 Timothy 6:4

A latrine or place of refuse. Example: 2 Kings 10:27

A large catch of fish. Example: Luke 5:9

To come near or approach. Example: James 4:8

Drove or forced forward. Example: Judges 1:19

Sediment or the least desirable part. Example: Psalm 75:8

A disease causing swelling from excess fluid. Example: Luke 14:2

Waste material separated from metal. Example: Proverbs 25:4

A leader or ruler. Example: Genesis 36:15

Dared or had courage. Example: John 21:12

Plowing or cultivating the ground. Example: Genesis 45:6

Something given as a pledge or guarantee. Example: Ephesians 1:14

With deep sincerity or intensity. Example: Jude 1:3

Lacking moral firmness; given to sensual weakness. Example: 1 Corinthians 6:9

Painful swellings or tumors. Example: 1 Samuel 5:6

Earnest desire to equal or excel. Example: Romans 11:14

To command or direct authoritatively. Example: Philemon 1:8

Hatred or hostility. Example: Genesis 3:15

An example meant to be followed. Example: 1 Peter 5:3

A banner or signal raised for gathering. Example: Isaiah 11:10

Caught or trapped by deception. Example: Job 34:30

To follow after or result from. Example: 1 Peter 3:11

To injure or harm. Example: Acts 7:6

To be jealous. Example: Psalm 37:1

To surround or encircle. Example: Joshua 7:9

A dry measure used for grain. Example: Ruth 2:17

A priestly garment worn for service. Example: Exodus 28:4

A letter, especially one written by an apostle. Example: Colossians 4:16

Before in time. Example: John 4:49

To avoid or turn away from. Example: 1 Peter 3:11

Seen or discovered. Example: Genesis 42:27

A condition or position in life. Example: Luke 1:48

A violent east wind. Example: Acts 27:14

Evening or the close of day. Example: 2 Samuel 11:2

Each one individually. Example: 2 Chronicles 11:12

Having a harsh or unpleasant appearance. Example: Genesis 41:3

Slandered or spoken against. Example: Romans 14:16

Of the same rank or standing. Example: Philippians 2:6

The act of demanding payment or service harshly. Example: Nehemiah 10:31

Those who collect payments harshly. Example: Isaiah 60:17

Very great or beyond measure. Example: Matthew 2:10

Encouragement or earnest instruction. Example: Hebrews 13:22

Suitable or advantageous for a purpose. Example: John 16:7

To praise highly. Example: Psalm 30:1

Ointment for healing or restoring sight. Example: Revelation 3:18

Willing or pleased to do something. Example: Luke 15:16

Marketplaces or public gatherings for trade. Example: Matthew 21:12

Uncultivated or unused land. Example: Jeremiah 4:3

An evil spirit consulted for forbidden knowledge. Example: Leviticus 19:31

A small Roman coin. Example: Matthew 5:26

To abstain from food for a time. Example: Matthew 6:16

A well-fed animal prepared for slaughter. Example: Isaiah 11:6

To pretend or fabricate falsely. Example: 2 Samuel 14:2

The outer rim of a wheel. Example: 1 Kings 7:33

Marshy or swampy land. Example: Job 40:21

Took a roundabout course. Example: Acts 28:13

A small number or scarcity. Example: Leviticus 25:16

A string or cord. Example: Jeremiah 52:21

Moral uncleanness or impurity. Example: James 1:21

One who stirs up trouble or strife. Example: Proverbs 26:18

A small container or measure for liquids. Example: John 2:6

The expanse of the sky or heavens. Example: Genesis 1:8

A type of seed or herb used for seasoning. Example: Isaiah 28:25

A vessel for holding liquid, often wine. Example: Song of Solomon 2:5

To strip off skin or covering. Example: Micah 3:3

A flow or discharge, especially of disease. Example: Acts 28:8

An enclosure for animals; a place of shelter. Example: John 10:1

Because; inasmuch as. Example: 1 Corinthians 14:12

To hold back or refrain. Example: Ephesians 4:2

Knew or perceived beforehand. Example: Acts 2:25

To warn beforehand. Example: Luke 12:5

To swear falsely or break an oath. Example: Matthew 5:33

Even, stable, and well-balanced. Example: Revelation 21:16

Fear, alarm, or disturbance. Example: Deuteronomy 28:26

To be troubled or distressed. Example: Psalm 37:1

Perverse or unwilling to be corrected. Example: Proverbs 8:13

One who cleans and treats cloth. Example: Mark 9:3

To polish or restore. Example: Jeremiah 46:4

A unit of distance, about one-eighth of a mile. Example: Luke 24:13

Wanders restlessly or roams without purpose. Example: Jeremiah 2:36

To speak against or oppose. Example: Jude 1:11

Bitter substance; figuratively, bitterness or poison. Example: Matthew 27:34

A storehouse or place for keeping grain. Example: Matthew 3:12

Soldiers stationed to guard a place. Example: 2 Samuel 23:14

Obtained or acquired. Example: Genesis 19:27

Died or breathed one's last. Example: Mark 15:37

To produce or bring forth. Example: 2 Timothy 2:23

A group of people living at the same time. Example: Matthew 11:16

Soul or spirit; life. Example: Job 13:19

A trap or snare. Example: Isaiah 8:14

A belt or band worn around the waist. Example: Leviticus 8:7

Shining or sparkling brightly. Example: Luke 9:29

Ground or struck together, often in anger. Example: Acts 7:54

To bite or chew persistently. Example: Revelation 16:10

An expression calling attention or urging action. Example: Genesis 11:3

The male head of a household. Example: Matthew 20:11

To insert or transplant. Example: Romans 11:23

Serious or solemn in manner. Example: 1 Timothy 3:8

Carved or engraved, especially idols. Example: Exodus 20:4

Causing pain, sorrow, or hardship. Example: Matthew 23:4

Streaked or mixed with gray. Example: Genesis 31:12

Paths, journeys, or ways of life. Example: Psalm 17:5

A wooded area often associated with idol worship. Example: Judges 3:7

Deceit or cunning. Example: John 1:47

A piece of armor protecting the body. Example: Nehemiah 4:16

A dwelling place or home. Example: Psalm 91:9

A singular past form of "had," used with thou. Example: 2 Kings 13:19

The handle of a tool or weapon. Example: Judges 3:22

To drag down; arrest. Example: Luke 12:58

Lame or unable to walk properly. Example: John 5:3

A female servant. Example: Luke 1:38

Chance or fortune. Example: Ruth 2:3

Perhaps; by chance. Example: Luke 14:29

Near or close at hand. Example: Leviticus 3:9

Stubborn or unfeeling in heart. Example: Ezekiel 3:7

To distress or torment greatly. Example: Job 39:10

A male deer. Example: Psalm 42:1

A singular form of "have," used with thou. Example: 1 Kings 3:11

A singular form of "has." Example: Acts 17:31

Proud or arrogantly lifted up. Example: Proverbs 16:18

A place frequented or inhabited. Example: 1 Samuel 30:31

Reckless or rash. Example: 2 Timothy 3:4

To listen attentively. Example: Jeremiah 6:17

Open uncultivated land or wilderness. Example: Jeremiah 17:6

Those who do not know the true God. Example: Matthew 6:7

Surrounded or enclosed for protection. Example: Lamentations 3:7

To give careful attention. Example: Hebrews 2:1

A rudder or steering apparatus. Example: James 3:4

A suitable helper. Example: Genesis 2:18

From this time forward. Example: Matthew 26:29

In the future; after this time. Example: John 14:30

By this means. Example: 1 John 3:24

In this place or matter. Example: 1 John 4:10

Of this matter. Example: Hebrews 5:3

Before this time. Example: Exodus 5:7

To this point or purpose. Example: 1 Peter 2:21

With this; accompanying this. Example: Ezekiel 16:29

Cut or shaped by striking. Example: Isaiah 51:1

To delay or obstruct. Example: Romans 15:22

One who works only for wages. Example: John 10:13

Up to this point. Example: John 5:17

Gray or white with age. Example: Proverbs 16:31

Held or bound. Example: Luke 24:16

Helped or assisted. Example: Luke 1:54

Stockings or leg coverings. Example: Daniel 3:21

A large group or army. Example: Luke 2:13

To cripple by cutting the sinews. Example: Joshua 11:6

The flat roof of a house. Example: Matthew 10:27

Nevertheless; however. Example: Mark 7:7

A farmer or one who works the land. Example: James 5:7

Public shame or disgrace. Example: Proverbs 18:3

Unpleasant in appearance. Example: Genesis 41:4

Unchangeable or permanent. Example: Hebrews 6:17

To share or give. Example: Romans 1:11

Unable to be satisfied or reconciled. Example: Romans 1:31

To accuse or charge formally. Example: Acts 19:38

Persistent or urgent request. Example: Luke 11:8

Lacking strength or power. Example: Acts 14:8

Shamelessly bold or insolent. Example: Proverbs 7:13

To credit or account to someone. Example: Romans 4:8

By no means; not at all. Example: Leviticus 7:24

In former times. Example: Ephesians 2:11

To bend or turn toward. Example: Psalm 119:36

Lacking self-control. Example: 2 Timothy 3:3

Strong displeasure or anger. Example: Romans 2:8

Composing or putting into words. Example: Psalm 45:1

Weakness or frailty. Example: 2 Corinthians 12:9

To receive as a possession. Example: Matthew 25:34

Excessive or unrestrained. Example: Colossians 3:5

Careful investigation or inquiry. Example: Deuteronomy 19:18

Urgent; persistent. Example: Romans 12:12

Uprightness or moral soundness. Example: Psalm 26:1

Explanation of meaning. Example: Daniel 5:12

Distant lands or coastlands. Example: Psalm 97:1

A flowing discharge or outcome. Example: Mark 5:25

Empty or meaningless talk. Example: 1 Timothy 1:6

Protective concern or strong desire. Example: Exodus 20:5

Danger or risk. Example: Luke 8:23

To border together. Example: Acts 18:7

The smallest part or detail. Example: Matthew 5:18

Traveling from place to place. Example: Luke 13:22

Family or relatives. Example: Mark 6:4

To set on fire or stir up. Example: Luke 12:49

Cattle; plural of cow. Example: Genesis 41:2

Relatives or family members. Example: Luke 2:44

A male relative. Example: Ruth 2:1

A female relative. Example: Leviticus 18:12

An ornamental knob or bud. Example: Exodus 25:33

Was without or in need. Example: Luke 8:6

To load or burden. Example: Genesis 45:17

Expression of deep sorrow. Example: Jeremiah 9:10

To weaken or suffer decline. Example: Isaiah 24:7

Unrestrained immoral behavior. Example: Galatians 5:19

A strap or fastening of a sandal. Example: John 1:27

A basin used for washing. Example: Exodus 30:18

To hide in order to attack. Example: Psalm 71:10

Falsehood or lying. Example: Psalm 4:2

A substance that causes growth or influence. Example: Matthew 16:6

Sediment or dregs. Example: Jeremiah 48:11

To hinder or restrain. Example: 2 Thessalonians 2:7

Wicked or improper. Example: Acts 17:5

A singular form of "lie," meaning to rest or recline. Example: Joshua 7:10

Instruction given little by little. Example: Isaiah 28:10

A beam over a doorway. Example: Exodus 12:22

High or exalted. Example: Isaiah 2:11

The hips or waist area. Example: Exodus 12:11

Patient endurance. Example: Romans 2:4

A portion assigned by chance. Example: Proverbs 16:33

Dark or threatening in appearance. Example: Matthew 16:3

Gain acquired dishonestly. Example: Titus 1:7

Strongly desires. Example: Galatians 5:17

Strong or vigorous. Example: Judges 3:29

Injured or crippled in body. Example: Matthew 15:30

Grand or lofty in expression; showing outward splendor. Example: 1 Chronicles 22:5

Riches or material wealth. Example: Matthew 6:24

In a clear and openly evident manner. Example: 2 Corinthians 3:3

A cloak or outer garment. Example: 1 Kings 19:19

An expression meaning "the Lord comes." Example: 1 Corinthians 16:22

Marshy or swampy ground. Example: Ezekiel 47:11

Causing wonder, amazement, or admiration. Example: Psalm 118:23

The womb. Example: Exodus 13:12

A digging tool with a broad blade. Example: Isaiah 7:25

A heavy hammer or club. Example: Proverbs 25:18

The stomach or appetite. Example: Deuteronomy 18:3

Food in general, especially that which sustains life. Example: Genesis 1:29

Proper, fitting, or suitable for a purpose. Example: Colossians 1:12

Acts of compassion, kindness, or forgiveness. Example: Romans 12:1

A portion of food. Example: Genesis 43:34

To measure out or dispense. Example: Matthew 7:2

A measuring rod; a standard of measurement. Example: Leviticus 19:35

Giving milk. Example: Genesis 32:15

Affected or delicate in movement. Example: Isaiah 3:16

Made smaller or reduced in degree. Example: Psalm 107:39

Service or assistance. Example: 2 Corinthians 9:13

Gladness or joy. Example: Ecclesiastes 7:4

Severe troubles, hardships, or sufferings. Example: James 5:1

A very small amount. Example: Mark 12:42

A priestly headpiece. Example: Exodus 28:4

Ammonite god. Example: Leviticus 18:21

Softened or made gentle. Example: Isaiah 1:6

To put to death or bring under control. Example: Colossians 3:5

A very small particle or speck. Example: Matthew 7:3

A covering for the face or mouth. Example: Isaiah 3:19

Fortifications or military supplies. Example: Isaiah 29:7

To complain quietly or express discontent. Example: John 6:41

A deadly disease among livestock. Example: Exodus 9:3

Nothing or something of no value. Example: Proverbs 20:14

The central part of a wheel. Example: 1 Kings 7:33

One who consults the dead. Example: Deuteronomy 18:11

Sneezings. Example: Job 41:18

Lower or beneath. Example: Deuteronomy 24:6

In spite of what has just been stated. Example: Luke 13:33

Near in place, time, or relationship. Example: James 4:8

A cleansing mineral substance. Example: Proverbs 25:20

Reported, spread abroad, or made known. Example: Acts 2:6

Harmful or offensive. Example: Psalm 91:3

Not at all; no amount. Example: 2 Corinthians 11:5

In spite of what has been mentioned. Example: Luke 10:11

Nothing. Example: Proverbs 1:25

An act of respect or submission. Example: Genesis 37:7

An offering presented to God. Example: Leviticus 2:5

Caused or brought about. Example: 1 Samuel 22:22

That which is cast away as refuse or filth. Example: 1 Corinthians 4:13

Frequently or many times. Example: Job 21:17

A tree producing oil; olive tree. Example: Isaiah 41:19

A cultivated place where olive trees grow. Example: Judges 15:5

All-powerful. Example: Revelation 19:6

Public disgrace or humiliation. Example: Hebrews 6:6

Publicly; not in private. Example: Matthew 6:4

A divine message or utterance. Example: Romans 3:2

In a customary or usual manner. Example: Ezekiel 16:27

Settings for precious stones. Example: Exodus 28:11

A singular form of "ought," used with thou. Example: Acts 10:6

Origins or points of departure. Example: Psalm 65:8

Went beyond or surpassed. Example: Mark 6:33

Weighed down or burdened beyond measure. Example: Luke 21:34

Lacking color or brightness. Example: Revelation 6:8

Sudden pains or sharp distress. Example: Isaiah 21:3

The breasts. Example: Luke 11:27

A story used to convey a moral or spiritual truth. Example: Ezekiel 17:2

A lover, often illicit. Example: Ezekiel 23:20

An outer court or suburb. Example: 1 Chronicles 26:18

The head or skull. Example: Psalm 7:16

An inherited possession or heritage. Example: Deuteronomy 18:8

Inclined toward peace rather than conflict. Example: Romans 12:18

Set apart as a special possession. Example: Titus 2:14

Made bare or stripped. Example: Isaiah 18:2

Extreme poverty or need. Example: Proverbs 14:23

Perhaps. Example: Romans 5:7

To understand or recognize clearly. Example: Proverbs 1:2

Complete ruin or destruction. Example: John 17:12

Dangerous or full of risk. Example: 2 Timothy 3:1

To be destroyed or come to ruin. Example: John 3:16

Highly harmful or destructive. Example: 2 Peter 2:2

Small scripture containers worn by Jews. Example: Matthew 23:5

Stripped or robbed. Example: Genesis 30:37

A dark sticky substance. Example: Genesis 6:14

The act of braiding or weaving. Example: 1 Peter 3:3

Braided or interwoven. Example: Matthew 27:29

Existing in great abundance. Example: Psalm 130:7

To make unclean or defiled. Example: Malachi 1:7

Rounded ornaments or knobs. Example: 2 Chronicles 4:12

To receive or take ownership of. Example: Deuteronomy 11:31

Future generations or descendants. Example: Psalm 109:13

A broken piece of pottery. Example: Job 2:8

Authority or ability given to act. Example: John 1:12

Idle or foolish talking. Example: Proverbs 10:8

A body of elders. Example: 1 Timothy 4:14

To go before or come ahead of. Example: 1 Thessalonians 4:15

Sharp goads or points. Example: Acts 9:5

Ruling powers or authorities. Example: Ephesians 6:12

Secretly or quietly. Example: Psalm 31:4

Secret or hidden. Example: Deuteronomy 23:1

Irreverent or unholy. Example: Hebrews 12:16

A means of appeasing or reconciliation. Example: Romans 3:25

A convert to a religion. Example: Matthew 23:15

Food for people or animals. Example: Genesis 24:25

To stir up or arouse to action or emotion. Example: Jeremiah 7:19

Wise and careful in judgment. Example: Proverbs 14:15

A sacred song or hymn. Example: Luke 20:42

A stringed musical instrument. Example: Psalm 33:2

A tax collector. Example: Matthew 9:10

Beans or edible seeds. Example: Daniel 1:12

Stealing secretly. Example: Titus 2:10

Inward parts. Example: Exodus 12:9

Decaying or rotting. Example: Isaiah 1:6

A group of four soldiers. Example: Acts 12:4

Living; alive; sometimes meaning swift. Example: Hebrews 4:12

Calm in spirit or free from disturbance. Example: 1 Timothy 2:2

Free or released. Example: Exodus 21:19

Clothing or garments worn on the body. Example: Matthew 6:25

A defensive wall or fortification. Example: Nahum 3:8

To tear down completely or destroy. Example: Psalm 137:7

Violently greedy or eager to seize. Example: Matthew 7:15

Violent plundering or greed. Example: Genesis 49:27

Overwhelmed or seized with force. Example: Song of Solomon 4:9

Spoke thoughtfully or argued with purpose. Example: Acts 17:2

Sharp correction or reprimand. Example: Proverbs 27:5

Repayment or reward given in return. Example: Romans 11:9

To buy back, deliver, or set free. Example: Galatians 3:13

To result or lead to. Example: 2 Corinthians 4:15

To stagger or sway. Example: Psalm 107:27

One who purifies by removing impurity. Example: Malachi 3:3

The inner thoughts, emotions, or affections. Example: Jeremiah 17:10

Gladness or expression of joy. Example: Philippians 1:26

To ease distress or supply help. Example: Acts 11:29

Forgiveness or release from debt or guilt. Example: Luke 24:47

To tear violently. Example: Joel 2:13

Widespread honor or fame. Example: Ezekiel 16:14

To think differently; reconsider. Example: Matthew 3:2

Shame or disgrace. Example: Psalm 69:9

One rejected because of moral unfitness. Example: Romans 1:28

Correction or rebuke. Example: Proverbs 15:31

A singular form of "requires." Example: Micah 6:8

To repay or return what is due. Example: Psalm 41:10

The rear division of an army. Example: Joshua 6:9

To bring back to a former state or condition. Example: Psalm 23:3

To speak abusively or with contempt. Example: Matthew 5:11

Rye, a type of grain. Example: Exodus 9:32

Marked with rings or streaks. Example: Genesis 30:39

Living in wasteful or reckless behavior. Example: Luke 15:13

Reddish in appearance. Example: 1 Samuel 16:12

Unskilled or ignorant. Example: 2 Corinthians 11:6

Plant used for medicine. Example: Luke 11:42

A brass musical instrument. Example: Daniel 3:5

A coarse fabric worn as a sign of mourning or repentance. Example: Jonah 3:6

Violation of sacred things. Example: Romans 2:22

A singular past form of "said," used with thou. Example: Job 35:2

A singular form of "says." Example: Romans 10:11

A greeting or expression of welcome. Example: Luke 1:41

To set apart as holy. Example: John 17:17

Taste, smell, or quality perceived by the senses. Example: Matthew 5:13

A scab or skin disease. Example: Leviticus 13:30

Twenty; a counted number. Example: Exodus 7:7

Severe beating given as punishment. Example: John 19:1

A learned person skilled in the law and writings. Example: Matthew 23:2

Proper or fitting in appearance or conduct. Example: Proverbs 19:10

To boil or cook in liquid. Example: Exodus 23:19

Exactly the same without difference. Example: Genesis 17:26

The finished edge of cloth. Example: Exodus 26:4

Judgement. Example: Luke 23:24

A tomb or burial place. Example: Matthew 23:27

A servant or attendant. Example: 2 Kings 4:43

Treated with contempt or regarded as worthless. Example: Luke 23:11

To present, declare, or make known. Example: Romans 3:25

A singular form of "shall," expressing command or certainty. Example: Matthew 5:21

Modesty marked by reverence and self-restraint. Example: 1 Timothy 2:9

A public place where meat is sold. Example: 1 Corinthians 10:25

A bundle of grain stalks. Example: Genesis 37:7

A shelter for sheep. Example: 2 Samuel 7:8

A fragment of pottery. Example: Ezekiel 23:34

To show or make known. Example: John 14:8

Bread set before the Lord in the tabernacle. Example: Matthew 12:4

A singular form of "should," used with thou. Example: Obadiah 1:12

Weak or unhealthy in condition. Example: 1 Corinthians 11:30

A seal used for authority. Example: Exodus 28:36

Indicates or makes known the meaning of something. Example: Hebrews 12:27

Lacking wisdom or understanding. Example: Proverbs 14:15

Pure or sincere. Example: Matthew 6:22

Since or because. Example: Ezekiel 35:6

Negligent or slow. Example: Zephaniah 3:16

Killed or put to death. Example: Revelation 5:6

Crafty deception or trickery. Example: Ephesians 4:14

Lazy or unwilling to work diligently. Example: Romans 12:11

Lazy or idle persons. Example: Titus 1:12

Cooked; boiled. Example: Genesis 25:29

To dwell temporarily in a place. Example: Genesis 12:10

One who practices divination. Example: Daniel 2:27

Food soaked in liquid. Example: John 13:26

Filled with great fear. Example: Luke 2:9

Foolish or dull in understanding. Example: Jeremiah 4:22

Spoke or uttered words. Example: Hebrews 1:1

Malice or ill will. Example: Psalm 10:14

To take goods by force or plunder. Example: Matthew 12:29

Taking away goods or stripping by force. Example: Colossians 2:15

To strengthen or make firm. Example: Romans 16:25

Stopped or restrained. Example: Luke 8:44

A banner or signal. Example: Isaiah 59:19

Rods or sticks. Example: Exodus 27:6

Supported or restrained. Example: Isaiah 26:3

Firmly fixed and unwavering. Example: 1 Corinthians 15:58

A decorative garment panel. Example: Isaiah 3:24

Immediately or without delay. Example: Mark 1:18

Narrow or difficult to pass through. Example: Matthew 7:14

Restricted, distressed, or pressed closely. Example: 2 Corinthians 6:12

A past form of strike. Example: Acts 27:17

To extend outward, often by deliberate action. Example: Matthew 12:13

Scattered or spread. Example: Matthew 21:8

Something that causes offense or leads one to fall. Example: Romans 9:33

Crafty or skillful in deception. Example: Genesis 3:1

Help or relief. Example: Hebrews 2:18

To allow or permit. Example: Matthew 19:14

Various or several different kinds. Example: Hebrews 1:1

To eat or drink. Example: Revelation 3:20

Accumulate. Example: Habakkuk 1:9

More than necessary. Example: James 1:21

Writing placed above or upon something. Example: Matthew 22:20

Those who plead humbly. Example: Zephaniah 3:10

Earnest prayer or humble request. Example: Philippians 4:6

Excessive indulgence. Example: Luke 21:34

A movable dwelling or tent. Example: Exodus 25:9

Flat surfaces or tablets used for writing. Example: Exodus 24:12

Jewels. Example: Exodus 35:22

Clasps or fastenings. Example: Exodus 26:6

A number or account. Example: Exodus 5:8

One who spreads rumors or reveals secrets. Example: Proverbs 11:13

A unit of weight or money. Example: Matthew 25:15

A small shield. Example: 1 Samuel 17:6

To wait or remain for a time. Example: Matthew 26:38

Breasts. Example: Isaiah 32:12

Self-control or moderation. Example: Galatians 5:23

Mixed or strengthened. Example: Ezekiel 13:10

A violent storm. Example: Matthew 8:24

To test, try, or prove. Example: Deuteronomy 6:16

The general meaning or intent of something. Example: Genesis 43:7

Earthly or belonging to the earth. Example: 1 Corinthians 15:40

A covenant or legal declaration. Example: Hebrews 9:16

The singular form of "you," used as the object of a sentence. Example: Luke 19:43

From that place or time. Example: Matthew 4:21

In the nearby area or vicinity. Example: Luke 24:4

At that place or event. Example: Exodus 30:19

By that means or method. Example: Hebrews 13:2

For which cause. Example: 2 Corinthians 4:13

From that place or source. Example: 2 Kings 3:3

In that place or matter. Example: 2 Chronicles 20:8

Into that place or matter. Example: Luke 21:21

Of that thing or matter. Example: Nehemiah 3:3

On that place or matter. Example: Exodus 30:9

Out from that place. Example: Judges 15:19

To that place or purpose. Example: Psalm 119:9

To that end or purpose. Example: 1 Thessalonians 3:3

After that; as a result. Example: 1 Corinthians 3:14

With that thing or by that means. Example: James 3:9

The singular form of "yours." Example: Micah 5:9

To that place. Example: Matthew 2:22

Toward that place. Example: Jeremiah 50:5

The singular form of "you," addressing one person. Example: Psalm 65:9

Three times. Example: 2 Corinthians 11:25

Completely or fully. Example: Job 6:2

The singular form of "your." Example: Matthew 6:9

Adorned or dressed. Example: 2 Kings 9:30

A tenth part given as an offering. Example: Hebrews 7:5

A very small mark or stroke. Example: Matthew 5:18

That is to say; namely. Example: 2 Corinthians 5:19

Fully counted or completed. Example: 2 Chronicles 2:2

Deliberated or sought advice together. Example: Matthew 27:1

Concerning or relating to. Example: Acts 5:35

Coarse fiber of flax. Example: Isaiah 1:31

To trade or conduct business. Example: Ezekiel 28:5

To transfer from one place or state. Example: Hebrews 11:5

Painful labor or severe effort. Example: Isaiah 53:11

Walked on or pressed down. Example: Isaiah 63:3

Past form of tread. Example: 2 Kings 7:20

To think or believe. Example: Luke 17:9

Two. Example: Mark 10:8

A state of impurity, either physical or moral. Example: Romans 1:24

Anointing with oil. Example: 1 John 2:20

The ability to comprehend or discern truth. Example: Proverbs 2:6

Genuine and without hypocrisy. Example: 2 Corinthians 6:6

Lacking formal instruction or education. Example: Acts 4:13

Forgetful or not attentive. Example: Deuteronomy 32:18

Improper or unbecoming. Example: 1 Corinthians 13:5

Perverse or difficult. Example: Acts 2:40

Without knowledge or awareness. Example: Leviticus 22:14

Interest taken on loans. Example: Ezekiel 18:13

A covering or curtain used to conceal. Example: Exodus 26:33

Empty, worthless, or without lasting value. Example: Ecclesiastes 1:2

Empty talk lacking meaning or substance. Example: 1 Timothy 1:6

Courage or bravery. Example: 1 Chronicles 11:22

Disagreement or conflict. Example: Matthew 10:35

To boast or brag. Example: Judges 7:2

Forceful or intense. Example: Jonah 4:8

Truly or with certainty. Example: John 3:3

Truth. Example: Psalm 111:7

Sacred garments. Example: 2 Kings 10:22

Clothing or apparel. Example: Revelation 19:13

To trouble, distress, or afflict. Example: Job 19:2

Food or provisions. Example: Joshua 9:14

Facial appearance. Example: Isaiah 52:14

A time when God intervenes or examines. Example: Luke 19:44

A calling or occupation. Example: Ephesians 4:1

Reckless or unrestrained in behavior. Example: 1 Timothy 5:11

Custody or imprisonment. Example: Acts 12:10

Goods or merchandise. Example: Nehemiah 13:16

A singular past form of "were," used with thou. Example: Ruth 3:2

To grow, become, or increase. Example: Job 6:17

Almost or nearly. Example: Psalm 73:2

A swelling or growth. Example: Leviticus 22:22

A singular past form of "were," used with thou. Example: Job 8:6

A young animal. Example: Deuteronomy 33:22

From where or from what source. Example: John 3:8

In contrast to what has been stated before. Example: Ecclesiastes 4:14

By which means; through which. Example: Hebrews 12:28

For what reason or purpose. Example: Numbers 11:11

In which matter or place. Example: Psalm 90:15

Into which place or thing. Example: Leviticus 11:33

Of which thing or matter. Example: Acts 2:32

On which; upon that. Example: Leviticus 15:4

To which place or purpose. Example: Job 30:2

To which end or calling. Example: Luke 13:20

After which; as a result of which. Example: Hebrews 9:18

With which thing or means. Example: Mark 9:50

With what means or provision. Example: Matthew 6:31

Which of two; expressing a choice. Example: Philippians 1:18

To what place. Example: John 7:35

To whatever place. Example: Joshua 1:7

A singular form of "will," expressing intent. Example: Matthew 8:2

Veils or head coverings worn by women. Example: Isaiah 3:22

At the same time; also. Example: Luke 6:38

Held back or restrained. Example: Job 42:2

Knew or understood. Example: Exodus 16:15

Accustomed or used to doing something. Example: Matthew 27:15

An expression of sorrow or warning of judgment. Example: Matthew 11:21

A singular form of "would," used with thou. Example: Luke 16:27

There are no archaic KJV words beginning with X.

A plural form of "you," addressing more than one person. Example: Genesis 3:3

An expression of affirmation or agreement. Example: Matthew 5:37

To give way, submit, or produce. Example: Romans 6:13

At some distance, but within sight. Example: Genesis 22:5

The plural form of "you," addressing more than one person. Example: John 3:7

The plural form of "your." Example: Matthew 5:16

Earnest devotion or passionate commitment. Example: John 2:17

Showing strong eagerness or devoted enthusiasm. Example: Titus 2:14