Vocabulary
Adversity
Difficulties; misfortune
Deed
an action that is performed intentionally or consciously
Stewart
takes care of the grounds of a particular place
salvation
deliverance from sin and its consequences; preservation from harm, loss or ruin
Kingdom
A country, state, or territoy ruled by a King or Queen
Quarry
A large deep pit where stones or materials have been extracted
Perpetual
Never ending or changing
Calamity
sudden damage or distress; disaster
Provisions
preparation; a measure taken beforehand to deal with a need
Condemned
A particular punisment especiallt death
Sullen
Bad tempered and sulky; gloomy
Famine
A shortage, extreme scarcity of food
Besiege
Surround a place with armed forces in order to capture it
Treason
Betraying someone or something
Soothsayer
A person whose suppose to be able to forsee the future
Commandment
A rule
Resounding
Loud enough to resonate
Subdue
Overcome, quieten, defeat or bring under control
Census
An offical count or survey of population
Seer
A person who is supposed to be able, through supernatural insight, to see what the fiture holds
Heed
To pay attention to; take notice of
Malady
A disease
Apostasy
abandonment or renunciation of a religious or political belief
Evil
profoundly immoral and wicked
Decree
an official order issued by a legal authority
Hinder
Someone or something resulting in delay or onstruction
Edict
an official order
Diligent
showing care and conscientiousness in ones work or duties
Geneology
A line of descent traced continuously from generations
Forsaken
Abandoned
Transgressions
going against a law, rule or code of conduct
remnant
a small quantity of something
proclamation
a public or official important announcement
Indignant
Feeling angered or showing annoyance
Oppression
cruel or unjust treatment
usury
lending money illegally at unreasonable high rates of interest
pagan
worshipping more than one god
Eunuch
one employed to guard the womens living areas
wrath
extreme anger
signet
a small seal, one set in a ring, used with a signature to give authenication to an official document
perplexed
fillled with uncertainty; confusion
Gallow
execution by hanging
Incit
encourage or stir up in a violent or unlawful way
Derision
ridicule or mockery
Boastful
excessive pride and self-satisfaction in ones acheivements, possessions or abilities
Iniquity
Corrupt or immoral in nature or character
supplication
asking or begging for something earnestly or humbly
establish
to set up on a permanent basis
Glory
magnificence or great beauty
Omnipotent
having unlimited power; able to do anything
Dwell
to live in or a specified place
Mercy
compassion or forgiveness
Nations
A large group of people said to be bound together by a shared history, culture, religion.
Persecute
subject someone to hostility and ill treatment
devise
plan or invent
renounce
reject
Humble
showing modest or low estimate of ones own importance
Faith
complete trust or confidence in someone or something withoit seeing or proof
throne
a ceremonial chair for a sovereign, bishop or similar figure
Treachery
betrayal of trust
constancy
being faithful and dependable
Idly
No purpose, reason or foundation
mercy
compassion or forgiveness
bountiful
abundant; large in quantity
backbite
talk maliciously about someone who is not present
vindication
clearing someone of blame or suspicion
Revelation
a suprinsing unknown fact, made known in a dramatic way
Fortress
a stronghold
sovereign
a supreme ruler
vindication
clearing someone of blame or suspicion
Resilience
to withstand; to recover quickly from difficulties
sovereign
a supreme ruler
Fortress
a stronghold
Majesty
Royal power; dignity; or beauty
courage
ability to do something that frightens someone
buckler
a small round shield held by a handle
wisdom
the quality of having experience; knowledge and good judgment
sustain
strengthen or support physically or mentally
confounded
to express anger or annoyance
testimony
evidence or proof
Tumult
loud and confused noise ( A large mass of people)
Despondency
low spirits; caused by loss of hope or courage
Futile
having no result or effect
heal
to become sound or healthy again; alleviate
providence
the guardianship and care of God
Abound
exist in large numbers or amounts
posterity
All future generations of people
Tidings
News; information
Covetousness
Desire for worldly gain; wealth or possessions
Precept
A general rule intended to regulate bahavior or thought; doctrine
Prosperity
being successful or thriving; wealth
Schemer
A person who is involved in making secret or underhanded plans
Virtuous
High moral standards
Idle
Lazy: avoiding work
Vanity
Excessive pride in ones own acheivment
Insolent
rude and arrogant; lack of respect
Plunder
to steal goods from a person or place
Visage
Face; countenance
marred
spoil; disfigure
Imminent
about to happen
Hearth
the floor of a fireplace
Assayer
Someone who is skilled to analyze and test data
Obscene
Offensive or disgusting by accepted standards of morality, decency (sexual matters)
Tophet
A term for hell
Censer
A container in which incense is burned
Tammuz
A fertility God as the production of healthy children
Cherebim
Throne bearers, the angels around the throne (wild human and animal like features)
Refuted
Proved to be wrong or false
Paramour
A lover; the illicit partner of a married person
Ivory Tusks
The teeth of elephants that are made of a hard white substance called ivory
Sheep
An animal with a tendency to follow others in a flock. (easily influenced or led)
Shepherd
To guide or direct in a direction
Satrap
Any subordinate or local ruler
Forage
Search widely for food or provisions
Acquit
To free from a charge
Insolent
Showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect
Sectarianism
Excessive attachment to a particular sect or party, especially in religion
Ware
Pottery; good - merchandise
Mite
A very small amount
Reproach
To express disapproval or disappointment
Arbitrator
a person appointed to settle a dispute
Fourfold
Fourtimes as great or as numerous
Austere
Severe or strict in manner, attitude or appearance
pretense
an attempt to make something that is not the case, appear true
carousing
Drinking alcohol and enjoying oneself with others in a noisy lively way
Fervent
passionate intensity; hot, burning, glowing
Eternal
lasting or existing forever; without end or beginning
bridegroom
a man (on, during, after) his wedding day
inferior
lower in rank, status or quality
Zeal
passion, great energy or enthusiasm
Hireling
working solely for wages, lacking genuine concern or to the work
vinedresser
a person who prunes, trains and cultivates vines
vine
a woody stemmed plant of the grape family
prune
an act of cutting off or removing parts of a plant to improve its growth and appearance
infalliable
incapable of making mistakes or being wrong
entrails
person or animals intestines being removed
apostles
Each of the twelve chief disciples of jesus christ
Disciples
A follower of Jesus Christ
Proselyte
one who is converted from one opinion, religion or party to another