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| Wailing-Place, Wailing Wall: [weyl-ing pleys] In jerusalem, a section of the... |
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| Wall(s): [wol]
Among the Jews walls were built of stone, some of those in the... |
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| Wandering (of Israel): [won'-der-ingz] The Wandering of the Israelites in
the... |
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| War(fare): [wor]
The whole history of Israel from first to last presents but few... |
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| Ward: [wawrd]
The terms ward and guard are two different spellings of the same... |
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| Week: [wek]
The seven-day division of time common to the Hebrews and... |
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| Weights and Measures: [wats and me'-zhurs] The system of weights and... |
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| Wilderness of the Wandering: [won'-der-ingz] The Wandering of the Israelites... |
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| Wise Men, Wise-Men, Wisemen: [wiz'-men] Men who are adept in magic... |
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| Wist, Witty, Wot: [wist, wit'-i, wot] The inflection translated 'past,
having... |
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wich'-kraft] One that knows and is historically both... |
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| Witness: [wit'-nes]
One who attests his belief in the gospel by personal... |
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| Wizard: [wiz'-ard]
A pretender to supernatural knowledge and power, a knowing one, as the original
Hebrew word signifies... |
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| Wolf: [woolf]
Hebrew zeeb, frequently referred to in Scripture as an emblem of treachery
and cruelty. The wolf of Palestine... |
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| Woman,
Women: [woom'-an] Man's complement, essential to the perfection
of his being. The term as used in the Book of... |
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Wonder(ful): [wun'-der, wun'-derful] The translation of the word
mopheth, a splendid or conspicuous work, a miracle. The...* |
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(Forest) of Ephraim: [woo d uhv e'-fra-im] A rough country, abounding
in rocks, stones and scrub, with occasional... |
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| Wormwood: [wurm'-wood]
The plant Artemisia absinthium, noted for its intense bitterness and usually
associated with gall... |
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| Wormwood,
(Star): [wurm'-wood stahr] The figurative name given to a great
star which fell from heaven upon the third part... |
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| Worship: [wur'-ship]
Honor, reverence, homage, in thought, feeling, or act, rendered to God... |
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| Worshipper: [wur'-ship-er]
A translation of the Greek word neocoros, meaning temple-keeper. An attendant
in a temple... |
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| Worthies: [wur'-thiz]
Magestic, noble or gallant. The translation of 'addir as found in the King
James Version of the Bible... |
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| Wot: [wot]
An older, obsolete English inflection which translates to 'present'... |
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| Wrath: [rath]
Various degrees of feeling, such as sadness, a frown or turning away of
the face in grief or anger, indignation... |
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| Wrest: [rest]
The twisting or turning aside. To pervert judgment or justice... |
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| Wrestle,
Wrestling: [res'-ling] The form of combat sport, which was in great
favor in Greek society. Apostle Paul makes a... |
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| Wrinkle: [rin'-k'-l]
A crease, ridge or furrow on a surface, due to contraction, folding, crushing,
or the like... |
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| Writing: [rit'-ing]
The art of recording thought through the making of permanent symbols such
as letters, numbers and words... |
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