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Jaakan:  [ja'-a-kan]  1. One of the sons of Ezer, 2. A desert camp of the Israelites mentioned before Moserah. In the Book...
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Jaakobah, Ja-akobah:  [ja-a-ko'-ba]  A form of the name Jacob, one of the descendants of Simeon...
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Jaala(h), Ja-ala:  [ja'-a-la]  Descendants of Solomon's slaves who returned...
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Jaalam, Ja-alam:  [ja'-a-lam]  The second of Esau's three sons by Aholibamah...
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Jaanai:  [ja'-a-ni]  A chief man in the tribe of Gad. A translation for Janai in the...
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Ja-aziah, Jaaziah:  [ja-a-zi'-a]  A third son, a descendant, or Merari the Levite...
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Ja-az-iel, Jaaziel:  [ja-a'-zi-el]  A Levite appointed by King David to perform the...
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Jabbok:  [jab'-ok]  A stream in Eastern Palestine about midway between the...
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Jabin:  [ja'-bin]  1. King of Hazor, who organized a confederacy of the northern...
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Jachin:  [ja'-kin]  1. One of two pillars set up in the porch or before the temple of...
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Jacinth:  [ja'-sinth]  A precious stone forming one of the foundations of the walls...
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Jackal:  [jak'-ol]  A translation of tannim, meaning jackal or perhaps wolf. Found...
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Jacob:  [ja'-kub]  Second son of Isaac and Rebekah. He bought the birthright...
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Jael:  [ja'-el]  Wife of Heber the Kenite who would kill Sisera in his sleep. As the...
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James:  [jamz]  1. The son of Zebedee, one of the twelve apostles. He was...
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James, The Book of (Epistle of):  [jamz]  Author was James the Less, brother...
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Japheth:  [ja'-feth]  One of three sons of Noah. The descendants of Japheth occupied the coast lands of the Mediterranean...
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Jebus:  [je'-bus]  The name of the Canaanitish city which stood on Mount Zion. It is identified with Jerusalem and with the...
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Jehoash:  [je-ho'-ash]  1. The eighth king of Judah, son of Ahaziah. He escaped the massacre of Athaliah, restored the...
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Jehoiada:  [je-hoi'-a-da]  1. Father of Benaiah and one of David's chief warriors, 2. High Priest of Judah. He would hide the...
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Jehoram:  [je-ho'-ram]  1. King of Israel and Son of Ahab, who succeeded his brother Ahaziah, 2. King of Judah and son of...
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Jehoshaphat:  [je-hosh'-a-fat]  1. King of Judah, a pious, prosperous king and son of Asa, 2. One of David's body-guard, 3...
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Jehovah:  [je-ho'-va]  The special name by which God revealed himself to the ancient Hebrews and the Scripture's name of...
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Jehu:  [je'-hu]  1. The son of Obed, 2. One of the Benjamite slingers, 3. A prophet of Judah, 4. King of Israel, the son of...
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Jekabzeel, Jekabzel:  [je-kab'-ze-el]  A fuller form of the name of KABZEEL, the most remote city of Judah on the southern...
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Jeremiah:  [jer-e-mi'-a]  1. One of the greater prophets, 2. A Gadite who joined David in the wilderness, 3. A Gadite warrior...
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Jeremiah, The Book of:  [jer-e-mi'-a]  "There can be little doubt that the book of Jeremiah grew out of the roll which Baruch...
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Jericho:  [jer'-i-ko]  A city of high antiquity situated in a plain traversed by the Jordan river. Taken by the Israelites, it was also...
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Jeroboam:  [jer-o-bo'-am]  1. The first king of the divided kingdom of Israel who reigned for 22 years. 2. Son of Joash, 13th...
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Jeroham:  [je-ro'-ham]  1. Grandfather of the prophet Samuel, 2. Father of Azareel, 3. One whose son assisted in placing...
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Jerubbaal:  [jer-u-ba'-al]  The given name or surname of Gideon, fifth recorded judge of Israel, acquired in consequence of...
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Jerusalem:  [je-roo'-sa-lem]  A mountain city on the edge of one of the highest table-lands in Palestine. First mentioned in...
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Jeshaiah:  [je-sha'-ya]  1. A Kohathite Levite, the father of Joram, 2. A son of Jeduthum, 3. One of the three sons of Hananiah...
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Jesus Christ:  [je'-zus krist]  (saviour), The proper name of our Lord, as Christ (anointed) is the official name. In the New...
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Jesus, Temptation of: [temp-tey-shuhn uhv krist]  Following His baptism, Jesus would be tempted by the devil three times...
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Jesus, The Transfiguration of: [trans-fig-o-ra'-shun]  The event in the earthly life of Christ which marks the culminating point...
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Jezebel:  [jez'-e-bel]  Daughter of Ethbaal, King of the Zidonians, and wife of Ahab, King of Israel. She was the first great...
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Jezreel, Jezre-el:  jez'-re-el]  1. A town of Issachar, 2. A town in Judah, 3. The eldest son of the prophet Hosea, 4. A...
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Joab:  [jo'-ab]  1. The nephew of King David and captain and prince of his army. He would kill Abner, Absalom and Amasa. 2...
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Joash:  [jo'-ash]  1. Son of Ahaziah and King of the Kingdom of Judah, 2. Son of Jehoahaz and King of the Kingdom of Israel...
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Job:  [job]  An Arabian patriarch who resided in the land of Uz. While living in the midst of great prosperity, he was suddenly...
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Job, The Book of:  [job]  A great diversity of opinion exists as to the authorship of this book. From internal evidence, such as...
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Joel:  [jo'-el]  1. The second of the twelve minor prophets, 2. The oldest of Samuel's two sons appointed by him as judges in...
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Joel, The Book of:  [jo'-el]  Joel was probably a resident in Judah, as his commission was to that people. He makes frequent...
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Johanan:  [jo-ha'-nan]  1. Son of Kareah who warned Gedaliah, governor of Judah, of Ishmael's plan of murder. 2. The eldest...
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John:  [jon]  1. One who sat in judgment on the apostles Peter and John, 2. The Hebrew name of Mark, 3. THE APOSTLE...
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John the Baptist:  [jon thuh 'bap-tist]  A preacher of priestly descent who denounced the Sadducees and Pharisees. His birth...
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John, The Book of (the Gospel of):  [jon]  This Gospel was probably written at Ephesus about A.D. 78. The Gospel was...
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John, The Book of 1 (First Epistle of):  [jon]  the fourth of the catholic or "general" epistles. It was evidently written by John the...
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John, The Book of 2 (Second Epistle of):  [jon]  addressed to an individual woman. One who had children, and a sister and...
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John, The Book of 3 (Third Epistle of):  [jon]  written for the purpose of commending to the kindness and hospitality of Caius...
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Joktan:  [jok'-tan]  The second of the two sons of Eber and the father of the Joktanite Arabs...
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Jonah:  [jo'-na]  A prophet who predicted the restoration of the kingdom of Israel. Sent to the city of Nineveh he tried to avoid...
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Jonah, The Book of:  [jo'-na]  This book professes to give an account of what actually took place in the experience of the...
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Jonathan:  [jon'-a-than]  The name of 15 or more persons mentioned in the Bible. The chief of these are, 1. A Levite...
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Jordan (River):  [jor'-dan]  The one river of Palestine, a little more than 200 miles in length. It is mentioned over 190 times in...
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Joseph:  [jo'-zef]  1. The elder of the two sons of Jacob by Rachel, 2. Two tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh, 3. One of the...
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Joses:  [jo'-sez]  1. Son of Eliezer, in the genealogy of Christ. 2. The brother of Jesus, 3. A name of Barnabas...
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Joshua:  [josh'-u-a]  1. The son of Nun and successor of Moses as the leader of Israel, 2. An inhabitant of Beth-shemesh...
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Joshua, The Book of:  [josh'-u-a]  contains a history of the Israelites from the death of Moses to that of Joshua. It consists of...
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Josiah:  [jo-si'-a]  1. The son of Amon, and his successor on the throne of Judah. Known for his loyalty to God, he repaired the...
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Jubilee, Year of:  [yeer uhv joo-buh-lee]  The name jubilee is derived from the Hebrew jobel and celebrated every fiftieth year...
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Judah:  [joo'-da]  1. The fourth son of Jacob by Leah. It was Judah who spared his brother Joseph, and would take the lead in...
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Judah, Kingdom of:  [joo'-da, king-duhm uhv]  The kingdom created following the rebellion against King Rehoboam. A large...
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Judas:  [joo'-das]  1. The patriarch in Book of Matthew, 2. An apostle of Jesus who would betray him, then in guilt kill himself...
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Judas Iscariot:  [joo'-das is-kar'-i-ot]  Son of Simon and one of the twelve apostles. Judas betrayed Jesus with unfaithfulness...
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Jude:  [jood]  1. Judas the brother of James, one of the twelve apostles and also called Lebbaeus or Thaddaeus, 2. Judas...
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Jude, The Book of (Epistle of):  [jood]  author was probably Jude, one of the brethren of Jesus, the subject of the preceding...
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Judges, The Book of:  [juj'-iz]  is so called because it contains the history of the deliverance and government of Israel by the...
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