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Adino the Eznite was also known by another name which was Jashobeam, the son of a Hachmonite. There is some discrepancy whether he was also Josheb- basshebeth a Tahchemonite.. As both these names were mentioned as one of King Davids Mighty Men. I personally believe that Josheb and Jashobeam is the same name with either a different spelling or possibly a second name.
As I said before he was one of King Davids three Mighty Men. Jashobeam was given the name Adino the Eznite for his courage and bravery. He is said to have killed 800 men at one time by himself
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What actors and actresses appeared in Dino Adino - 2004?
The cast of Dino Adino - 2004 includes: Rastin Ashtiani as Raisin Micheal Flowers as Flounders Amir Motlagh as Dino Adino Martin Nilchian as Martin
What is the Hebrew word for SPEAR?
Adino
Who killed 800 men with a spear in the Bible?
ADINO
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jessica mae adino grade 7 courtesy
Who was captain adino paddock?
Captain Adino Paddock was the master of a trading vessel named the Merchant Royal. He is known for his daring solo voyage across the Atlantic in 1640, a remarkable feat for the time. Paddock's navigational skills and resilience in the face of adversity contributed to his place in maritime history.
How rare is leavanny in route 6?
it is very rare go to the dark grass if it is rustling,if it is a adino just flee
What movie and television projects has Amir Motlagh been in?
Amir Motlagh has: Played Narrator in "Still Lover" in 2003. Played Dino Adino in "Dino Adino" in 2004. Played Cyrus in "Plain Us" in 2008. Played Cameron in "Whale" in 2010. Performed in "Los Angeles7" in 2011. Played Amir in "Khoobi" in 2011. Performed in "35 Year Old Man" in 2012. Played Grant in "CXL" in 2012.
How did Jews get their surnames?
We find examples of this in the Bible, such as Adino Haetzani, Ira Haya'iri, Doeg Haadomi. These last names are actually adjectives based on place names or personal qualities. There are similar examples in the Talmud, such as Shimon Hapekoli and Shimon Hatimni. Formal last names began at the same time as the general (non-Jewish) population. The people were told by kings' emissaries to choose last names for purposes of record-keeping, taxation and military service. Early last names often began from place-names (Rapaport), personal appearance (Cruikshank), etc.
What name was only mentioned once in the bible?
There is no particular - or "special" answer to this.In the bible, names are given to people, places, tribes and to some things.Just looking at names which begin with the letter E, and which only appear once, we get a long list.Peoplethe word - Edar - appears oncethe word - Ehi - appears oncethe word - Eker - appears oncethe word - Eladah - appears oncethe word - Elead - appears oncethe word - Eliadah - appears oncethe word - Elidad - appears oncethe word - Elienai - appears oncethe word - Elihoenai - appears oncethe word - Elihoreph - appears oncethe word - Elika - appears oncethe word - Eliphal - appears oncethe word - Eliseus - appears oncethe word - Elishaphat - appears oncethe word - Elisheba - appears oncethe word - Elmodam - appears oncethe word - Elnaam - appears oncethe word - Elpalet - appears oncethe word - Eluzai - appears oncethe word - Elymas - appears oncethe word - Emmanuel - appears oncethe word - Emmor - appears oncethe word - Enosh - appears oncethe word - Epaenetus - appears oncethe word - Ephai - appears oncethe word - Eran - appears oncethe word - Eshek - appears oncethe word - Eshtemoh - appears oncethe word - Esli - appears oncethe word - Ethbaal - appears oncethe word - Ethnan - appears oncethe word - Ethni - appears oncethe word - Eubulus - appears oncethe word - Eunice - appears oncethe word - Euodias - appears oncethe word - Eutychus - appears oncethe word - Ezar - appears oncethe word - Ezbai - appears oncethe word - Ezri - appears oncePlacesthe word - Eglaim - appears oncethe word - Elbethel - appears oncethe word - Eleph - appears oncethe word - Elonbethhanan - appears oncethe word - Elparan - appears oncethe word - Eltekon - appears oncethe word - Emmaus - appears oncethe word - Enam - appears oncethe word - Eneglaim - appears oncethe word - Enhaddah - appears oncethe word - Enhakkore - appears oncethe word - Enhazor - appears oncethe word - Enmishpat - appears oncethe word - Enrimmon - appears oncethe word - Entappuah - appears oncethe word - Ephesdammim - appears oncethe word - Erech - appears oncethe word - Ezem - appears onceTribethe word - Elkoshite - appears oncethe word - Emins - appears oncethe word - Eranites - appears oncethe word - Erites - appears oncethe word - Eshkalonites - appears oncethe word - Eshtaulites - appears oncethe word - Eznite - appears oncethe word - Ezrahite - appears onceThingsthe word - Ed - appears once (an altar)the word - EleloheIsrael - appears once (a month)the word - Elul - appears once (a month)the word - Esek - appears once (a well)the word - Eshtemoh - appears oncethe word - Ethanim - appears once (a month)the word - Euroclydon - appears once (a wind)the word - Ezel - appears once (a stone)
Who was Col John Crane?
I am a 9th generation decendant directly from Col. John Crane, and have complied an extensive history on my grandfather(x9). Some of it is here for your education, knowledge, and enjoyment. Share it with your family. scrane212@msn.com. ************ For the following sketch I am indebted to the Hon. William Eustis, a highly respectable surgeon in the hospital department during the revolutionary war: COLONEL JOHN CRANE, AND OTHERS. The mechanics of Boston and its vicinity may take a just pride in having furnished from their ranks some of the bravest and most useful officers of the revolutionary army, and, among them, no one more brave or more useful than John Crane. In adverting to the sources whence they derived their knowledge of discipline and of service, our first object is to show, from facts and experience, the utility and importance of a well-organized militia, and to defend this invaluable institution from the reproaches of the ignorant and assuming, who would sap the foundation of the national defence; and secondly, to inspire the young mechanics with zeal in the military profession, that like their predecessors they may become the able and substantial defenders of their country. Previous to the war of the revolution, there was in Boston a company of artillery, commanded by Captain Adino Paddock, by profession a chaise-maker. It was composed principally, if not altogether, of the mechanics of Boston, and was distinguishing by its superior discipline, by the exactness of its manoeuvres and the accuracy of its firings. Paddock had tory connexions, adhered to the British, went to England, was consulted repeatedly by the British ministry, and was invested with the military command of the island of Guernsey. In this company were raised Colonel John Crane, Colonel (now General) Ebenezer Stevens, with others, all of whose names are not recollected. Crane and Stevens were house-carpenters, Perkins was a shoe-maker, Seward a hatter, Popkins a tailor, Allen a sail-maker, Carnes a rope-maker, Lillie a cooper, Johnson a painter, Treat a cooper, Burbeck a -, Hall a mason, D. Bryant a chair-maker, Cook a butcher, Thomas a cooper, and Allen a sail-maker. The greater part of these with others formed a regiment of artillery, not exceeded in discipline, valor, and usefulness by any regiment in service. Crane was made a major in 1776. An uneducated man, he had all the pride and ambition of a soldier. He was constitutionally bold and daring, courting danger wherever it was to be found. In 1775, when Boston was beseiged, his station was in Roxbury. On Boston neck a breastwork was constructed, and so soon as cannon could be procured they were mounted. Crane had the command, spent a great part of his time there, and was never more delighted than when he was permitted to fire on the British intrenchment. Our stock of powder was then small. It was on this theatre that he first displayed an undaunted courage, and a knowledge of the art of gunnery, not often displayed by old artillery officers. He repeatedly dismounted the cannon in the embrasures of the British works, killing and wounding their men. After the evacuation of Boston, he marched to New York. Whenever a British ship-of war appeared in the East or North rivers, or any firing was heard, Crane was on horseback, and galloped to the scene of action. Being reproached on an occasion when he exposed himself alone, riding through Greenwich-street, under the constant broadsides of a passing ship, he replied, "The shot is not cast which is to kill me." Not long after, a frigate run up the East river, and anchored on the Long Island side, near Corlaer's Hook. Four field-pieces were ordered to annoy her. They were only six-pounders. Crane, as usual, was present, and pointed the pieces. His sight was remarkably true - his aim was sure. He had from habit and the acuteness of his vision the faculty of seeing a cannonball on its passage through the air. A falling shot from the ship he kenned in a direction to strike him, as be thought, the lower part of his body. Not having time to change his position in any other way, he whirled himself round on one foot; and the ball struck the other foot while raised it in the air, carrying away the great toe and ball of the foot. Thus ended his usefulness for the campaign. He was afterwards removed to New Jersey, and, surviving the perils of a partial jaw-lock, so far recovered as to go home on furlough. He returned the next spring, and continued in service till the peace. The nature of this work will not allow us to follow him through the remainder of his career; but we cannot refrain from stating a closing anecdote, illustrative of his independent spirit. He had been among the number of those who thought the army had been neglected by the country, and spake as he felt, indignantly, at the treatment they had received. A board of general and field officers, with two hospital surgeons, were appointed to examine the wounded officers and soldiers in camp at the close of the war, and to report the rate of compensation to which they were severally entitled. A friend and brother-officer, who well knew the nature of his wound, waited on Colonel Crane, represented to him that, on his return to private life, his activity of mind and body would lead him to some kind of labor, and that having lost the ball of his foot, the bones would come through the cicatrix (scar tissue), and his wound open again, asking the favor of him to walk over, and suffer his foot to be inspected. Stamping the wounded foot on the floor, he replied, indignantly, "No sir; they never shall say that I eat their bread when I have done serving them." He entered afterwards on active and laborious business, and prospered for a number of years, met with adverse circumstances, his wound broke out again, he could no longer labor. After many years he came to the friend who had admonished him of the consequences of his wound, and said to him, with tears in his eyes, "My friend, I am now a humbled man, you may do with me as you please." He was immediately placed on the pension-list, but did not live a year to enjoy his pension. http://www.americanrevolution.org/t1783.html
How can the Bible actually be the exact word of God when there are so many errors?
A rhetorical question in which the asker assumes the answer in the question. It can only draw debate and opinion, and that is all that follows here. I have edited out the off topic additions that while the Bible is false, the Quaran is perfect and without flaw. That may be some's opinion, but it is not the topic.AnswerYes, the Bible is the inspired word of God. Jesus Christ is the Word of God.(John 1:1-14)The Bible was originally written in Hebrew and Greek. And it is infalible, or 100% truth. The translations we read today may not be exactly true to the Hebrew and Greek all the time. But the people who have translated them have put a lot of time into them, so we can trust them. I prefer the New American Standard Version. As far as errors, there aren't any. If you think that there is an error, than you aren't understanding it.AnswerThere aren't "so many errors in the Bible." Most of these so-called "errors" are actually disagreements between "conventional wisdom," which assumes that the Bible cannot be accurate, and the Bible. Other "errors" stem from the fact that some minor details mentioned in the Bible are imprecise (for example, different numbers referred to for what appears to be the same event); it doesn't hold to 21st century standards of precision, but it does hold to first-century standards.Why should we doubt the BibleThere are many reasons for doubting the inspiration of the Holy Bible. Please see the related link "Robert Ingersoll: Inspiration of Bible" for several complete answers to this question.Or just type in Google search: "Robert Ingersoll". Pick the first listing: "Robert Green Ingersoll" and then go to this item: "A Few Reasons For Doubting The Inspiration Of The Bible".Here are some examples:First: The Old Testament must have been written nearly two thousand years before the invention of Printing. There were but few copies, and these were in the keeping of those whose interest might have prompted interpolations, and whose ignorance might have led to mistakes.Second: The written Hebrew was composed entirely of consonants, without any points or marks standing for vowels, so that anything like accuracy was impossible, Anyone can test this for himself by writing an English sentence, leaving out the vowels. It will take far more inspiration to read than to write a book with consonants alone.Third: The books composing the Old Testament were not divided into chapters or verses, and no system of punctuation was known. Think of this a moment and you will see how difficult it must be to read such a book.Fourth: There was not among the Jews any dictionary of their language, and for this reason the accurate meaning of words could not be preserved. Now the different meanings of words are preserved so that by knowing the age in which a writer lived we can ascertain with reasonable certainty his meaning.Fifth: The Old Testament was printed for the first time in 1488. Until this date it existed only in manuscript, and was constantly exposed to erasures and additions.Sixth: It is now admitted by the most learned in the Hebrew language that in our present English version of the Old Testament there are at least one hundred thousand errors. Of course the believers in inspiration assert that these errors are not sufficient in number to cast the least suspicious upon any passages upholding what are called the fundamentals."Seventh: It is not certainly known who in fact wrote any of the books of the Old Testament. For instance, it is now generally conceded that Moses was not the author of the Pentateuch.and lots more can be read in the site givenSo Then...How do you explain the accuracy of what we have now to the dead sea scrolls. There was a complete book of Isaiah found. And it was word for word to what we have now (in the original language). Check out the link "Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible" listed on the right for more information.Bible is half wrong, half correctPls note that other religions other than Christianity, feel that Bible is not entirely wrong. It contains some of the true stories too. Somehow, some other stories have been edited and conveyed a different meaning than its original form. This is why eventhough Bible may have been the word of God, it cannot be trusted fully due to the errors and contradictions made by men who wrote them.Dialogues between M and C about errors in the BibleM. Are you sure that the Bible is holy?C. Yes, I am very sure about it, for it is God's Word.M. Read what Luke said about his recording in 1:2-3.C. "Even as they delivered them unto us, which from the beginning were eyewitnesses, and ministers of the word. It seemed good to me also, having held perfect understanding of all things from the very first, to write unto thee in order, most excellent Theophilus."M. If Luke had said that he himself was not an eyewitness and the knowledge he gathered was from eyewitnesses and not as words inspired by God, would you still believe that the Bible is God's word?C. Maybe only this part is not God's word.M. History has shown that the Bible has been changed. The Revised Standard Version (1952 and 1971), The New American Standard Bible and The New World Translation have expunged certain verses that are found in The King James Version. The Reader's Digest has reduced the Old Testament by 50 percent and the New Testament by about 25 percent. Some years ago Christian theologians wanted to "desex" the Bible. Does "holy" mean that the Bible is free from error?C. Yes, that is so. But what kind of error do you mean?M. Suppose one verse states that a certain person died at the age of fifty years and another verse states that the same person died at the age of sixty years? Can both statements be right?C. No, for only one can be right or both are wrong.M. If a holy book contains conflicting verses, do you still consider it holy?C. Of course not, because a holy scripture is a revelation from God. Therefore, it should be impossible that mistakes or conflicting verses could be found in it.M. Then it's not holy.C. Right. In that case, its holiness disappears.M. If so, you can't trust it one hundred percent. What could be the causes of such mistakes?C. It could be a mistake in the recording or deliberate changes by scribes, such as deletion or addition in it.M. If there are conflicting verses in the Bible, do you still consider it holy?C. I believe that the Bible is holy, since I see no conflicting versesM. There are many conflicting verses in it.C. In the Old or New Testament?M. In both Testaments. These are some of them:II Samuel 8:4And David took from him a thousand chariots and seven hundred horsemen, and twenty thousand footmen ...I Chronicles 18:4And David took from him a thousand chariots and seven thousand horsemen, and twenty thousand footmen ...Q. Seven hundred or seven thousand?II Samuel 8:9-10When Toi, king of Hamath, heard that David had smitten all the host of Hadadezer, then Toi sent Joram, his son, unto King David to salute him and to bless him, because he had fought against Hadadezer and had smitten him, for Hadadezer had wars with Toil. And Joram took with him vessels of silver, and vessels of gold, and vessels of brass.I Chronicles 18:9-10Now when Tou, king of Hamath, heard how David had smitten all the host of Hadarezer, king of Zobah, he sent Hadoram, his son, to King David to enquire of his welfare and to congratulate him, because he had fought against Hadarezer and had smitten him (for Hadarezer had made war withTou); and with him all manner of vessels of gold and silver and brass.Q. Toi or Tou, Joram or Hadoram, Hadadezer or Hadarezer?I Samuel 10:18And the Syrians fled before Israel, and David slew the men of seven hundred chariots of the Syrians, and forty thousand horsemen, and smote Shobach, the captain of their host, who died there.I Chronicles 19:18But the Syrians fled before Israel, and David slew of the Syrians seven thousand men which fought in chariots, and forty thousand footmen, and killed Shophach, the captain of their host.Q. Seven hundred chariots or seven thousand men? Forty thousand horsemen or footmen? Shobach or Shophach? II Kings 8:26Two and twenty years old was Ahaziah when he began to reign.II Chronicles 22:2Forty and two years old was Ahaziah when he began to reign. .Q. Twenty two or forty two years? II Kings 24:8Jehoiachim was eighteen years old when he began to reign, and he reigned in Jerusalem three months.II Chronicles 36:9Jehoiachim was eight years old when he began to reign, and he reigned three months and ten days in Jerusalem.Q. Eighteen years or eight years? Three months or three months and ten days? II Samuel 23:8These be the names of the mighty men whom David had: The Tachmonite that sat in the seat, chief among the captains; the same was Adino the Eznite: he lifted up his spear against eight hundred, whom he slew at one time.I Chronicles 11:11And this is the number of the mighty men who David had: Jashobeam, an Hachmonite, the chief of the captains; he lifted up his spear against three hundred slain by him at one time.Q. Tachmonite or Hachmonite? Eight hundred or three hundred? II Samuel 24:1And again the anger of the Lord was kindled against Israel, and he moved David against them to say: "Go, number Israel and Judah."I Chronicles 21:1And Satan stood up against Israel, and provoked David to number Israel.Q. Is Satan the Lord of David? May God forbid it! II Samuel 6:23Therefore Michal the daughter of Saul had no child until the day of her death.II Samuel 21:8But the king took the two sons of Rizpah, the daughter of Aiah, whom she bore unto Saul, Arrnoni and Mephibosheth; and the five sons of Michal, the daughter of Saul, whom she brought up for Adriel the son of Barzilai the Meholthite.Q. Did Michal have children or not? Note: The name Michal in II Samuel 21:8 is still present in The King James version and The New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures used by the Jehovah's Witnesses, but has been changed to Merab in The New American Standard Bible (1973).C. I never saw any of these before. Are there many more?M. Do you still need to hear more? Are these examples not sufficient to deny its holiness? See Genesis 6:3: "And the Lord said: 'My spirit shall not always strive with man, for that he also is flesh: yet his days shall be one hundred and twenty years."But how old was Noah when he died? More than a hundred and twenty years. See Genesis 9:29: "And all the days of Noah were nine hundred and fifty years when he died." Some Christian theologians claim that this does not mean that the maximum age of man will be a hundred and twenty years, but that the Flood would come in a hundred and twenty years. Even this doesn't fit, because at the time of the Flood Noah would have been six hundred and twenty (500 + 120) years old. However, the Bible states that he was six hundred years.Study Genesis 5:32: "And Noah was five hundred years old . . ."; Genesis 7:6: "And Noah was six hundred years old when the flood of waters was upon the earth."Christianity believes that God created man in His image: white, black or another color, male or female? This is according to Genesis 1:26: "And God said: 'Let Us make man in our image, after our likeness . . ."But this contradicts Isaiah 40:18, 25: "To whom then will ye liken God? Or what likeness will ye compare unto him? . . . 'To whom then will ye liken Me, or shall I be equal?' saith the Holy One."See also Psalm 89:6: "For who in the heaven can be compared unto the Lord? Who among the sons of the mighty can be likened unto the Lord?" and Jeremiah 10:6,7: "For as much as there is none like unto Thee, O Lord . . . there is none like unto Thee."C. But all these are in the Old Testament.M. Well then, let's go to the New Testament.John 5:37 Ye have neither heard His [God's] voice at any time, nor seen His shape.John 14:9 ... he that has seen me has seen the Father ...John 5:31 If I bear witness of myself, my witness is not true.John 8:14 Jesus answered and said unto them: "Though I bear record of myself, yet my record is true."These are only some of the contradictions in the New Testament. You will find more if we discuss the truth of such doctrines of modern Christianity as the Trinity, the divinity of Jesus Christ, the divine sonship of Jesus, Original Sin and Atonement, not to mention the biblical accounts of many prophets engaging in degrading activities: worshipping false gods and committing incest, rape, and adultery.bible is not the word of god. it is against modern science how could it be the word of god wen their are so many errors. this prroves it go on this linkYes the bible is the word of God spoken through His son Jesus Christ and later through His prophets and disciples. Though much has been left out of the bible through lost scripture and writers who took it upon themselves to leave out many important parts. The bible still contains sufficient instruction for a man to be saved.
What words are used in the holy bible only one time?
In the King James version, there are 4,091 words which appear only once. These are as follows Abaddon - Abagtha - Abana - abasing - Abdeel - Abdiel - Abelmaim - Abelmizraim - Abelshittim - Abez - abhorring - Abi - Abialbon - Abiasaph - Abiathar's - Abida - Abidah - Abiezrite - Abihud - Abilene - Abitub - abjects - Abner's - aboard - abodest - abolish - abominably - abstinence - abused - abusers - abusing - Accad - acceptably - acceptance - acceptest - accepting - Accho - accompany - accompanying - accomplishing - accomplishment - accordingly - Accounting - accounts - accuser - accuseth - accusing - accustomed - Aceldama - Achaicus - Achar - Achmetha - Achsa - acknowledgement - acknowledgeth - Acquaint - acquainting - acre - acres - actions - activity - Adadah - Adalia - Adam's - Adamah - Adami - Addan - Addar - adders' - Addi - addicted - addition - Addon - Ader - Adina - Adino - Adithaim - Adlai - Admatha - administration - administrations - admired - admonishing - ado - Adoraim - adorneth - Adramyttium - Adria - adultress - advantaged - advantageth - adventured - advisement - advocate - Aenon - affecteth - affectionately - affectioned - affording - affright - aforehand - afresh - afternoon - agates - Agee - agone - agony - aground - ague - Agur - Aharah - Aharhel - Ahasai - Ahasbai - Ahasuerus' - Ahban - Aher - Ahian - Ahimelech's - Ahimoth - Ahinadab - Ahiram - Ahiramites - Ahishahar - Ahishar - Ahlab - Ahoah - Ahumai - Ahuzam - Ahuzzath - Aiath - aided - Aija - ailed - Ajah - Akan - Alameth - Alammelech - Alamoth - Alexandrians - Aliah - Alian - alienate - alleging - allegory - allied - Allonbachuth - allowed - alloweth - Almon - almsdeeds - aloof - Aloth - Alvah - Alvan - Amad - Amal - Amam - Amana - Amashai - Amasiah - ambassage - ambushes - ambushments - amends - amerce - Ami - amiable - Ammah - Ammi - Amminadib - Ammizabad - amounting - Amphipolis - Amplias - Amram's - Anaharath - Anammelech - Anan - Anani - Anathema - ancestors - anchor - Andronicus - Anem - Anethothite - Anetothite - angels' - angered - Aniam - Anim - anise - ankle - ankles - Anna - anointedst - anointest - answerable - ant - antichrists - Antipas - Antipatris - antiquity - Antothijah - ants - Anub - anvil - Apelles - Apharsathchites - Apharsites - Aphekah - Aphiah - Aphik - Aphrah - Aphses - Apollonia - Apollyon - apothecaries - apothecaries' - apparently - appease - appeaseth - Apphia - Appii - appointeth - approacheth - approvest - approveth - approving - Ara - Arab - Aramitess - Arbah - Arbite - Archelaus - Archevites - Archi - Ardites - Ardon - Arelites - Areopagite - Areopagus - Aretas - arguing - arguments - Aridai - Aridatha - Arieh - Arisai - arising - Aristobulus' - Armageddon - Armoni - Arnan - Arod - Arodi - Arodites - Aroerite - Artaxerxes' - Artemas - artillery - arts - Aruboth - Arumah - Arza - Asa's - Asaph's - Asareel - Asarelah - ash - Ashbea - Ashbelites - Ashdodites - Ashdothites - Asherites - Ashima - Ashkenaz - Ashpenaz - Ashriel - Ashterathite - Ashteroth - Ashvath - Asiel - Asnah - Asnapper - asp - Aspatha - Asrielites - assaulted - assay - assaying - assent - assented - Asshurim - assist - Associate - assure - asswage - Astaroth - astrologer - Asyncritus - Atarah - Atarothadar - Atarothaddar - Athach - Athaiah - Athenians - Athlai - atonements - Atroth - Attalia - attending - attentively - attired - augment - Augustus' - aunt - authorities - Ava - averse - Avim - Avims - avoided - await - awaking - Azal - Azaniah - Azarael - Azaz - Azbuk - Aziel - Aziza - Aznothtabor - Azotus - Azzan - Azzur - Baal's - Baalathbeer - Baale - Baalhamon - Baalhazor - Baali - Baalis - Baalshalisha - Baaltamar - Baara - Baaseiah - babbling - Babylonish - Baca - Bachrites - Backbiters - backbiteth - backbiting - backbitings - backbone - backslider - badest - badness - Baharumite - Bajith - Bakbakkar - bakemeats - bakers' - baketh - Balac - Balah - Balak's - balancings - ball - Bamah - Bamothbaal - banded - banqueting - banquetings - baptisms - Baptist's - baptizest - Barachias - barbarous - barbed - barber's - Barhumite - Bariah - Barjesus - Barjona - bark - barked - barnfloor - barrels - barrenness - Bartimaeus - baser - Bashanhavothjair - Basmath - bastards - bathed - Bathrabbim - Bathshua - bats - battered - battlement - battlements - Bavai - Bazlith - Bazluth - beacon - Bealiah - Bealoth - bearer - beast's - beateth - beauties - Bechorath - bed's - Bedeiah - bee - Beeliada - Beera - Beerah - Beerelim - Beerlahairoi - Beerothites - Beeshterah - beetle - beggarly - beginnest - beguiling - behaveth - behemoth - bekah - Belah - Belaites - belch - belied - belief - bellies - bellow - bellows - belongest - bemoaned - bemoaning - Benammi - benches - bending - Beneberak - benefactors - benevolence - Benhail - Benhanan - Beninu - Benoni - Benzoheth - Beon - Bera - Berachiah - Beraiah - bereaveth - Beri - Beriites - Berites - Berith - Berodachbaladan - Berothah - Berothai - Berothite - Besodeiah - besom - bestead - bestir - Betah - Beten - Bethabara - Bethanoth - Betharam - Betharbel - Bethazmaveth - Bethbaalmeon - Bethbirei - Bethcar - Bethdiblathaim - Bethelite - Bethemek - Bether - Bethesda - Bethezel - Bethgader - Bethgamul - Bethharan - Bethhogla - Bethjesimoth - Bethlebaoth - Bethmeon - Bethpalet - Bethpazzez - Bethphelet - Bethrapha - Bethshittah - Bethtappuah - Bethul - Betonim - betrayers - betrayest - bettered - Beulah - bewaileth - bewray - biddeth - bidding - Bidkar - Bigtha - Bigthan - Bigthana - Bileam - Bilgai - Bimhal - bird's - birds' - Birsha - Birzavith - Bishlam - bishoprick - bishops - Bithiah - Bithron - bits - Bizjothjah - Biztha - blacker - blackish - blasphemer - blasphemest - blaspheming - blasphemously - Blastus - blaze - bleating - bleatings - blindeth - blindfolded - block - blocks - bloodguiltiness - bloodthirsty - bloomed - blossomed - blotteth - Blotting - blueness - blunt - Boanerges - boar - boastest - boastings - boats - body's - boiling - boisterous - bolled - bolt - bolted - bondservant - bondservice - booties - bored - borroweth - Boscath - Bosor - bosses - bottoms - bountifulness - 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Jaanai - Jaareoregim - Jaasau - Jaasiel - Jaaziel - Jabal - Jabin's - Jabneh - Jachan - Jachinites - Jadau - Jadon - Jagur - JAH - Jahaza - Jahaziah - Jahdai - Jahdiel - Jahdo - Jahleelites - Jahmai - Jahzah - Jahzeelites - Jahzerah - Jahziel - jailor - Jairite - Jakan - Jakeh - Jalon - Jambres - Jaminites - Jamlech - jangling - Janna - Jannes - Janoah - Janum - Japhleti - Japho - Jaresiah - Jaroah - Jashen - Jashubilehem - Jashubites - Jasiel - Jathniel - Jaziz - Je - jealousies - Jearim - Jeaterai - Jeberechiah - Jecamiah - Jecholiah - Jecoliah - Jedidah - Jedidiah - Jeezer - Jeezerites - Jegarsahadutha - Jehaleleel - Jehalelel - Jehezekel - Jehiah - Jehizkiah - Jehoiachin's - Jehosheba - Jehoshua - Jehoshuah - Jehovahjireh - Jehovahnissi - Jehovahshalom - Jehubbah - Jehucal - Jehud - Jehudijah - Jehush - Jekabzeel - Jekuthiel - Jemima - jeoparded - Jephthae - Jeremai - Jeremiah's - Jeremias - Jeribai - Jeriel - Jerijah - Jerioth - Jerubbesheth - Jeruel - Jerusha - Jerushah - Jeshanah - 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Kirjathhuzoth - Kirjathsannah - Kishi - Kishion - Kison - Kithlish - Kitron - knocked - knocking - Koa - Korahite - Korahites - Korathites - Kushaiah - Laadah - lad's - ladder - ladeth - lads - Lael - Lahad - Lahmam - Lahmi - laidst - Lakum - lamentable - lance - lancets - landing - landmarks - lanes - languished - languishing - lanterns - Lapidoth - largeness - Lasea - Lasha - Lasharon - lasted - lasting - lately - laud - laugheth - laughing - Launch - lavish - lawless - layedst - leadest - leather - leathern - leaved - Lebana - Lebanah - Lebaoth - Lebbaeus - Lebonah - Lecah - leeks - leftest - leg - legions - leisure - lengthened - lengthening - leth - letting - Letushim - Leummim - Levitical - lewdly - Libertines - licketh - lid - lifter - lightest - lign - liked - Likhi - limit - limited - limiteth - lineage - lingereth - lintels - Linus - lioness - lionesses - liquors - Listen - litters - lizard - loaden - loadeth - Loammi - loan - loathe - lodgest - lodgeth - lodgings - loftily - Lois - longedst - longwinged - lookingglasses - lop - lordly - loseth - lotheth - lothing - love's - lowering - loweth - Lubim - Lucas - Lucifer - lucre's - lukewarm - lusting - lusty - Lycia - Lydians - Lysanias - Maachathi - Maadai - Maadiah - Maai - Maalehacrabbim - Maarath - Maasiai - Maath - Maaz - Macedonian - Machbanai - Machbenah - Machi - Machirites - Machnadebai - Madian - Madmen - Madmenah - Magbish - Magdala - magician - magnifical - magnificence - Magormissabib - Magpiash - Mahalah - Mahali - Mahanehdan - Mahavite - Mahlon's - Mahol - maid's - maidservant's - maidservants' - mainsail - maintained - maintainest - Makaz - makers - Maktesh - Malachi - Malchielites - Malchiram - Malchus - malefactor - Maleleel - malicious - malignity - mallows - Manaen - maneh - manifestly - manservant's - manservants - mansions - manslayers - mantles - Maoch - Maonites - Mara - Maralah - Maranatha - marched - marchedst - marishes - markest - marketplaces - Maroth - Mars' - Marsena - mart - martyrs - marvelously - marvels - Mash - Mashal - masterbuilder - masteries - masts - Mathusala - Matri - Mattatha - Mattathah - maul - maw - Mazzaroth - meadows - mealtime - Mearah - Mebunnai - Mecherathite - meddled - meddleth - Mede - Median - Megiddon - Mehetabeel - Mehir - Mehuman - Mehunim - Mehunims - Mejarkon - Mekonah - Melatiah - Melchiah - Melea - Melicu - Melita - melons - melting - Memphis - Menan - menchildren - mend - menstealers - Meonenim - Meonothai - Meraiah - Merarites - Merathaim - merchants' - Mercurius - mercyseat - Meres - MeribahKadesh - Merodach - Merodachbaladan - Meroz - merrily - merryhearted - Mesech - Meshillemith - Meshobab - Meshullemeth - Mesobaite - messes - meteyard - Methegammah - Meunim - Mibhar - Michri - Middin - Midianite - Migdalel - Migdalgad - mightiest - Milalai - mile - Miletum - millet - millions - mills - mincing - minding - minish - minished - Minni - minstrels - Miphkad - Mirma - miscarrying - miserably - Misgab - Mishal - Misham - Misheal - Mishmannah - Mishraites - Mispereth - misused - mite - Mithnite - Mitylene - mixt - Mizar - Mizpar - Mnason - Moabitish - Moadiah - mocker - mockest - mockings - moderately - moderation - modest - moist - moistened - mole - moles - Molid - mollified - monsters - monthly - monuments - Moreshethgath - morever - morsels - mortality - mortally - mortgaged - Mosera - motheaten - mothers' - motions - mounted - mounting - mourner - mournfully - moveable - movedst - mover - mower - mowings - mown - Mozah - mufflers - mules' - multipliedst - munitions - Muppim - murmurers - murrain - muse - mused - musicians - musing - mustereth - mutter - muttered - mutual - Myra - Naam - Naaman's - Naamites - Naarai - Naaran - Naarath - Naashon - Nachon's - Nagge - Nahalal - Nahallal - Nahalol - Naham - Nahamani - Naharai - Nahari - Nahbi - Nahum - nailing - Nain - nameth - Naomi's - Narcissus - narrowed - narrower - Nathanmelech - native - Naum - naves - Nazarene - Nazarenes - Neah - Neapolis - Nebai - Neballat - Nebushasban - necromancer - Nedabiah - needest - needle's - neesings - neglected - neglecting - Nehum - Nehushta - Nehushtan - Neiel - neighbours' - neighed - neighing - neighings - Nekeb - Nemuelites - Nephish - Nephishesim - Nephusim - Nereus - Nergal - Neri - nethermost - Netophathi - neverthless - newborn - news - Nezib - Nibhaz - Nibshan - Nicanor - Nicolas - Nicopolis - Niger - Nimrah - Nineve - Ninevites - Nod - Nodab - Nohah - Non - noontide - Nophah - noted - nourisher - nourisheth - nourishing - nourishment - novice - nurture - Nymphas - oar - Obal - Obil - object - obscure - observation - observer - observers - observest - observeth - obtaining - occasioned - occupiers - occupieth - occurrent - odd - offenders - oftener - Ohel - oldness - oliveyard - Olympas - omers - omitted - omnipotent - onions - onward - onycha - openings - operations - Ophni - opinions - oppose - opposed - opposest - opposeth - oppositions - oration - orchard - orchards - ordaineth - ordereth - orderings - orderly - ordinary - Oren - organs - orphans - Osee - ostrich - ostriches - Othni - Outcast - outlandish - outlived - outrageous - outrun - outwent - ovens - overcharge - overcharged - overdrive - overfloweth - overlived - overmuch - overpass - overplus - overran - overrunning - overspread - overspreading - overtaketh - overturned - overwhelm - Owe - oweth - Ozni - Oznites - Paarai - paces - pacify - Padan - paddle - Pai - painful - painfulness - paintedst - painting - Palal - paleness - Palestine - Palluites - palsies - Palti - Paltiel - Paltite - Pannag - pant - paramours - parchments - pardoneth - pare - parlours - Parmashta - Parmenas - Parnach - Parshandatha - partakest - Parthians - parties - parting - Paruah - Parvaim - Pasach - Pasdammim - passedst - passion - passovers - pastor - Patara - pate - pathway - Patmos - patrimony - Patrobas - patterns - Pau - Paulus - paweth - paws - payeth - payment - peacemakers - Pedahel - pedigrees - peep - peeped - Pelaliah - Peniel - penknife - Peor's - Perazim - PERES - Peresh - Perezuzza - Perezuzzah - perfectness - perfumes - Perida - perilous - perishing - perjured - permission - pernicious - persecuting - persecutor - perseverance - Persis - persuadest - persuasion - persude - Peruda - pestilent - pestle - Pethuel - Peulthai - Phalec - Phallu - Phalti - Phaltiel - Phanuel - Pharah - Pharaohhophra - Pharaohnecho - Pharisees' - Pharosh - Pharpar - Pharzites - Phaseah - Phebe - Phenicia - Philemon - Philetus - Philippians - Philistim - Philologus - philosophers - philosophy - Phinehas' - Phlegon - Phuvah - Phygellus - phylacteries - Pibeseth - pick - pierceth - piercings - piety - Pildash - Pileha - Piltai - pineth - pining - pipers - Piram - Pirathon - Pison - Pispah - Pithom - plainness - plaiting - planes - planets - plantation - planters - plantings - player - playeth - pleadings - pleasantness - plotteth - plough - plowers - ploweth - plucketh - pluckt - plunge - poets - pointed - policy - polishing - pollution - Pollux - pondered - poorer - poorest - poplar - poplars - Poratha - Porcius - port - possessest - possessing - Potentate - potsherds - potters - pouredst - pourtray - powders - practices - Praetorium - praiseth - pransing - preachest - prefer - premeditate - preparations - preparedst - presbytery - prescribed - prescribing - presenting - preserver - pressfat - presumed - prevailest - prevaileth - preventest - prices - pricking - princess - princesses - printed - Prisca - prised - private - proceeding - Prochorus - proclaimeth - procureth - Produce - profaneness - profaneth - profiting - profound - progenitors - prognosticators - promising - pronouncing - proofs - prophesyings - prostitute - protection - protesting - proveth - providence - Providing - provokedst - prudently - pruned - pruning - psalmist - Ptolemais - Pua - publick - Pudens - Puhites - pulpit - Punites - purely - purgeth - purging - purifications - purifier - purloining - purposeth - purposing - purses - pursuer - purtenance - pushed - pushing - Puteoli - Putiel - putrifying - pygarg - quantity - Quartus - quaternions - quickening - quicksands - quieteth - quivered - Raamiah - Raamses - Rabbith - Rabboni - Raca - Rachab - Rachal - Raddai - rafters - Ragau - raged - rageth - ragged - Raguel - Raham - Rahel - rail - railer - railings - rainy - raiser - Rakem - Rakkath - Rakkon - ram's - Rama - Ramath - Ramathaimzophim - Ramathite - Ramathlehi - Ramathmizpeh - Ramiah - range - ranging - Raphu - rare - rashly - rattleth - rattling - Reaia - reaper - reasonable - Rebecca - rebuker - recall - receivedst - receiver - Rechah - reckoneth - recompensest - recompensing - recorded - recount - recovering - redeemedst - redness - redound - Reelaiah - refine - refiner - refiner's - reformation - reformed - refraineth - refresheth - refusedst - Regem - Regemmelech - Rei - reignest - reigning - rejecteth - rejoicest - relief - relieved - relieveth - rely - remembrances - Remeth - remit - remitted - Remmon - Remmonmethoar - Remphan - renderest - rendereth - rendering - rending - renounced - rentest - repairer - repairing - repayed - repayeth - repeateth - repentest - repenting - repentings - repetitions - Rephael - Rephah - repliest - reproachest - requests - requirest - requiring - requiting - rescueth - resemblance - resemble - resembled - Resen - Resheph - resolved - respected - respecter - restest - restingplace - restrainest - restraint - rests - Reubenite - Reumah - revealer - revenged - revengers - revenges - revenging - reverenced - reverend - revilers - Revilest - revolting - rewarder - Rezia - Rezon - Rhegium - Rhesa - Rhoda - Rhodes - ribband - richer - ridden - ridges - rifled - ringleader - Rinnah - rioting - rip - ripening - rites - road - roarings - robbeth - roebucks - Rohgah - roller - rolleth - rolling - rolls - rope - Rosh - rouse - rovers - rowers - rowing - rubbing - rudder - rude - rue - Ruhamah - Rumah - rumbling - runnest - rushes - rusheth - Sabta - Sabtah - Sabtecha - Sabtechah - sackclothes - sacks' - sacrificedst - sacrilege - sadly - sadness - safeguard - saffron - sailors - saints' - Sala - Salamis - Salchah - Salim - Salmone - saltness - saltpits - Salu - salutations - Samgarnebo - Samos - Samothracia - Sansannah - sap - Saph - Saphir - Sapphira - Sarai's - Saraph - sardine - Sardites - sardonyx - Sarepta - Sargon - Saron - Sarsechim - Saruch - Satan's - satiated - satisfiest - satyr - satyrs - savours - sawed - sawn - scabbard - scaffold - scaleth - scalp - scant - scarceness - scarest - scattering - sceptres - Sceva - schism - school - scoff - scoffers - scorch - scoured - scourges - scourgeth - scourging - scourgings - scrabbled - screech - Scythian - seafaring - sealest - sealing - seam - searchings - seared - seated - seatward - Sebat - Secacah - Sechu - secondarily - Secundus - security - seditions - seducers - seduceth - seducing - seed's - seedtime - seer's - Seirath - seized - Sela - Selahammahlekoth - Seleucia - selfwill - sellers - sellest - Sem - Semachiah - Semei - senate - senators - Seneh - sense - senses - Senuah - Seorim - separating - Sephar - Sepharad - Sepharvites - Sergius - servedst - servitor - Sethur - setter - settings - settlest - severally - sewest - seweth - Shaalabbin - Shaashgaz - Shachia - shade - Shage - Shaharaim - Shahazimah - shaked - Shalem - Shalim - Shalisha - Shallecheth - Shallun - Shalman - Shama - Shamariah - shambles - shamefacedness - shamelessly - shameth - Shamhuth - Shamma - Shammoth - Shammuah - Shamsherai - shapen - shapes - Shapham - Sharai - Sharaim - Sharar - share - Sharonite - sharpness - Sharuhen - Shashai - Shaulites - Shavsha - Sheal - shearer - Shearjashub - Shebah - Shebam - Shebarim - Sheber - Shechemites - shedder - shedding - sheep's - sheepcotes - sheepfold - sheepmaster - sheepskins - Shehariah - Shelanites - Shelesh - Shelomi - Shemaah - Shemeber - Shemidah - Shemidaites - Sheminith - Shen - Shenazar - Shephathiah - shepherds' - Shephi - Shepho - Shephuphan - Sherah - sherd - sherds - Sheresh - Sherezer - Shethar - Shibboleth - Shibmah - Shicron - Shigionoth - Shihon - Shihor - Shihorlibnath - Shilhim - Shillemites - Shiloah - Shiloni - Shilonites - Shilshah - Shimeam - Shimeathites - Shimeon - Shimhi - Shimi - Shimites - Shimma - Shimon - Shimrath - Shimrith - Shimrom - Shimronites - Shimronmeron - Shinab - Shiphi - Shiphmite - Shiphrah - Shiphtan - shipping - Shisha - Shitrai - shittah - shivers - Shiza - Shoa - Shobek - Shobi - Shocho - shock - shocks - Shoco - shoe's - shoelatchet - Shoham - shooters - Shophan - shouteth - shoutings - shovel - shred - shrines - shroud - shrubs - Shuham - Shumathites - shun - Shunites - shunned - Shupham - Shuphamites - Shuthalhites - shutting - shuttle - Sia - Siaha - Sibboleth - Sibraim - Sichem - sickly - sifted - sighest - sigheth - sighs - sights - signets - signification - signifieth - Silla - Siloah - silverlings - silversmith - similitudes - Simri - singed - singeth - singular - Sinim - sinnest - Siphmoth - Sippai - Sirah - sith - Sitnah - Sivan - sixtyfold - skilfully - skilfulness - skip - skippedst - skipping - slacked - slackness - slandered - slanderers - slanderest - slandereth - slanderously - slang - slave - slaves - sleeper - sleight - slewest - slidden - slideth - slimepits - slingers - slings - slingstones - slips - slowly - sluices - slumbered - slumbereth - slumberings - smart - smelleth - smiters - smootheth - smotest - snatch - sneezed - snorting - snout - snowy - snuffeth - soaked - soberness - Socho - Sochoh - socket - sodering - Sodi - Sodoma - sodomite - softer - soil - solace - soldiers' - solitarily - soothsayer - soothsaying - Sopater - sorceress - sorcery - Sorek - sorer - sorroweth - Sosipater - sottish - soul's - soundeth - sounds - sowedst - spanned - sparing - sparkled - spat - speakings - spear's - spectacle - sped - speedy - spendest - spewing - spiced - spicery - spider - spilt - spindle - spite - spitted - spitting - spoilest - spokes - spokesman - spreadest - spreadings - sprout - spued - squared - stability - Stachys - stacks - stacte - staggered - staggereth - stalks - stalled - stammerers - stamping - stanched - stare - stargazers - stately - station - stayeth - steads - steady - stealth - stem - stepped - steppeth - stern - sticketh - stiffened - stiffhearted - stillest - stilleth - stingeth - stings - stinking - stirs - Stoicks - stomach's - stomacher - stone's - stonesquarers - stoning - stool - stools - stoopeth - stoutness - strain - straiten - straiteneth - straitest - strake - strangely - strangers' - strangling - strengthenedst - stretchedst - stretchest - stripling - stript - strived - striven - strokes - strongest - strongly - strowed - struggled - studs - stumblingblocks - Suah - subduedst - subjected - Submitting - suborned - subverted - succeed - success - Succothbenoth - succourer - Suchathites - sue - sufferest - sufficeth - suits - Sukkiims - sumptuously - sundered - sundry - superfluity - superstition - superstitious - supped - supplant - supplanted - supple - suppliants - supreme - Sur - sureties - suretiship - surfeiting - surmisings - Susanchites - Susanna - Susi - swaddlingband - swearers - sweeping - sweetsmelling - swelled - swellings - swerved - swimmest - swimmeth - swollen - swoon - swooned - sycamine - Sychar - sycomores - Syntyche - Syracuse - Syriack - Syriadamascus - Syriamaachah - Syrophenician - Taanathshiloh - Tabbath - Tabeal - Tabeel - tabering - Tabrimon - Tachmonite - tackling - tacklings - Tahanites - Tahapanes - Tahrea - Tahtimhodshi - taker - Talitha - taller - Tamah - Tammuz - Tanach - Taphath - Taralah - Tarea - Tarpelites - tarriest - Tartak - tasks - tasteth - tattlers - taunting - taverns - taxation - taxes - Tebah - Tebaliah - Tebeth - tedious - Tehaphnehes - Tehinnah - teil - Telabib - Telah - Telaim - Telassar - Telharesha - Telharsa - tellest - Temani - Temanites - Temeni - temper - temporal - tempteth - ten's - tend - tenderness - tentmakers - terraces - terrifiest - Tertius - Thahash - Thamah - Thamar - thankfulness - thanking - thankworthy - Thara - Thelasar - thereabout - thereinto - therin - therof - Theudas - Thimnathah - things' - thirdly - thongs - thoughtest - threaten - threatening - threefold - thresheth - threshingplace - threwest - thronging - throwing - thrusteth - thunderbolts - thyine - Tiberius - Tibhath - Tikvath - tile - tiling - tiller - tillest - Tilon - Timaeus - Timnathheres - Timnite - Timon - Tirathites - tire - tired - Tirhanah - Tiria - Tizite - Toah - Tobadonijah - Tochen - Tohu - toiled - toiling - Tolad - Tolaites - Tomorrow - tooth's - Tophel - Topheth - torch - tormentors - tortoise - tortured - tossings - tottering - townclerk - Trachonitis - trading - traffickers - trained - traitor - Traitors - tranquillity - transferred - transforming - transgressest - translate - translation - transparent - traps - travailest - travelled - travellers - traversing - treachery - treader - treaders - treasured - treasurest - treatise - tributary - trickleth - trimmest - Trogyllium - troubledst - troubler - troublest - troublous - trough - trow - trucebreakers - trusting - trusty - trying - Tryphena - Tryphosa - tumbled - tutors - twenty's - twinkling - twofold - Tyrannus - Ucal - Uel - Ulla - Ummah - unaccustomed - unadvisedly - unblameably - uncertainly - unchangeable - uncleannesses - unclothed - uncorruptible - uncorruptness - unction - undergirding - undertake - undertook - unequally - unfaithful - unfaithfully - ungirded - unite - united - unlade - unmerciful - unmindful - unoccupied - unperfect - unprepared - unprofitableness - unrebukable - unreproveable - unrighteously - unripe - unsatiable - unshod - unskilful - unspotted - unstopped - untaken - untoward - unweighed - upbraided - upbraideth - UPHARSIN - upheld - upholdest - upholding - uprising - Urbane - urge - Uriah's - Urias - uses - usest - usurer - usurp - uttering - Uzai - Uzzensherah - Uzzia - vagabonds - vails - vainglory - vainly - Vajezatha - valiantest - valuest - Vaniah - variableness - Vashni - vats - vaunt - vaunteth - vein - venom - venomous - vent - vestry - vestures - vexations - vilely - viler - vilest - violated - viper's - virgin's - virtuously - visible - visiteth - vocation - voluntarily - vomited - vomiteth - Vophsi - vowedst - voweth - voyage - vulture's - vultures - wagon - wailed - waked - waking - walkedst - wallowing - wanderest - wanderings - warming - warreth - warrior - washest - washings - wasteness - watchful - watchman's - wateredst - waterflood - waterpot - waterspouts - wavereth - waxing - waymarks - weaken - weareth - wearisome - weasel - weavest - webs - wedlock - weeds - weightier - wellfavoured - wen - wench - western - whale's - whales - wheaten - whereabout - whereinsoever - whirleth - whispered - whisperer - whisperers - whisperings - Whoever - whore's - whoremonger - wideness - wilfully - wilily - willeth - willow - wimples - windy - winebibbers - winked - winneth - winnowed - winnoweth - wintered - winterhouse - wiping - wires - wishing - wit's - withdrawest - withdraweth - withersoever - withheldest - witnessing - wittingly - witty - wives' - woeful - woes - womankind - women's - wonderously - wondrously - woods - work's - worker - workfellow - workmen's - works' - world's - worst - worthies - worthily - wotteth - woundedst - woundeth - wounding - wove - wraths - wreath - wreathed - wrestle - wrestlings - wretchedness - wringed - wringing - wrinkle - wrinkles - writeth - writings - wrongeth - wroughtest - yearn - yearned - yell - yelled - yoked - yokefellow - youthful - Zaanaim - Zaanan - Zaanannim - Zaavan - Zabbud - Zabud - Zacchur - Zacher - Zadok's - Zaham - Zair - Zalaph - Zamzummims - Zaphnathpaaneah - Zaphon - Zara - Zareah - Zareathites - Zared - Zaretan - Zarethshahar - Zartanah - Zarthan - Zatthu - Zavan - Zaza - Zebina - Zebudah - Zebulunites - Zedekiah's - Zelzah - Zemira - Zenan - Zenas - Zephath - Zephathah - Zephi - Zephon - Zephonites - Zer - Zereda - Zeredathah - Zererath - Zereth - Zeri - Zeror - Zeruah - Zethan - Zethar - Zia - Zibia - Ziddim - Zidkijah - Zina - Zion's - Zior - Ziphah - Ziphion - Ziphron - Zithri - Ziz - Zizah - Zobebah - Zoheleth - Zoheth - Zophai - Zophim - Zorathites - Zoreah - Zorites - Zuriel - Zuzims
