GLOSSARY
abide; to stay, dwell, continue,
endure, remain...(as in a relationship);
also: continue, be permanent, cleave (cling) to
*allegory*; figure of speech, maxim; analogy,illustration
(more accurate translation in John, 10:6 & John 16:25 & 29
instead of proverb(s) & parable(s) as in KJV.
abhor; to hate, dislike, shun, shun, disapprove ,
leave alone something bad
alms; gifts, tithes, charity
anon; soon, quick, swift, right away, right now, immediately
austere; harsh in manner, stern, severe, strict
bade; call, beckon
beseech; desire, beg, invoke, pray, entreat
bishop, overseer, one who looks out for others,
or a church group
boisterous; clamor, loud talk, or speech; noisy
borne; to bear, put up with, to carry, to transport
concision; mutilation, to cut off, cut down, butcher, hack up
concord; agreement, accord, fellowship
concupiscence; wanting to fulfill a forbidden desire or lust
convince(d);(eth); to convict, to make; or to try to make;
guilty of; as in, or with, or of, a sin
course; lineage, family history; also; job, duties
cumbered; cumbereth; burdened, take up space for no good use
dispensation; job, administration, stewardship
dissimulation; the process of becoming different, dissimilar, or
to disguise deceitfully, to conceal a truth
draught; to dip in, take out , drain
dureth; endure, hang on
edify; build up, increase in faith, encourage, strengthen
endue(ed); bestowed, given, as in given a gift, or quality
endowed with, invested with
enjoin; to order, charge with, to command, force to do
entreat(ed); beg, plead
exhort; beseech, entreat, strongly urge, implore, strongly plead
expedient; good, helpful, beneficial, profitable
fain; eager, desirous
farthing; small piece of money, like a nickel
feign, fake, pretend, to imitate or invent deceptively
fellowship; communication, participation;
(also...companionship; & sharing)
forebear; lay off, don't do, stop, restrain from
foundation, conception, founding
(as used in Rev.13:8,& other places)
gainsay(ing); to deny; to speak against , contradict
gender; start, cause, initiate
gravity, seriousness, real, of much concern, weighty
hence; here, from here, now,
hell; used interchangeably with hades in the
NKJV and Textus Resceptus when the place of the dead
is being described; sometimes meaning really hell,
sometimes meaning the place of the dead; possibly
where Jesus went to release the dead after His death
and before His resurrection.
haply; perhaps, by chance, may be
holden; kept from
holpen; help
immutable; immutability; unmovable, unchanging
implacable; truce breaker
imputed, credited to, or directed to, one's credit or character
incontinency; incontinent; lack of self control
lascivious; inclined to lust, lewd, wanton, filthy
liberality; generosity
listeth; do as one pleases
longsuffering; patience
malefactor; evil doer, one doing bad things
meet; proper, good, right, just
mite; small piece of money, like a penny ; 2 mites equal 1 farthing
mortify; put to death, kill, get rid of, deaden
naught; nothing, no value, meaningless, no count
nigh; near
noised; broadcast, loud talk
ought; something, anything; or a duty or obligation
paps; breasts
penury; extreme poverty, destitute, no money, broke
peradventure; perhaps, may allow, possibly give or grant to
perdition; destruction, die, or spiritual or eternal damnation
phylacteries; small leather cases holding scriptures,
and worn on the head and left arm during prayer
platted; braid, weave, woven, wove
presseth; to use in an unintended manner; to force
presbyter, early Christian, a member of the Christian Faith
pricks; (goads) sharp proddings, (figuatively);
divine impulses or promptings
privily; privately, secretly
propitiation; appeaser, conciliator, reconciler
i.e. thru Jesus we have favor with God.
Jesus is the propitiation
(appeaser to God) for our sins.
proselyte; convert, follower, member
prove, to test, to examine, to try to make sure of
purloin; steal, falsely appropriate
quicken(eth); make alive, give life
raiment; clothing
recompense, to pay back, repay, restore
rent; to tear open or tear apart, tore, ripped
reproach, warn harshly, to be serious, stern, grave,
reprobate; worthless, a cast away, reject,
something or someone to shun; avoid
requite; to give back, to give or do in return
Sabaoth; /Hosts(O.T.); a military attribute of God; a mass of
(i.e. God is Lord of Hosts/Sabaoth) military beings, battle ready
sanctify; to make holy, to set apart, to purify
schism; split, rift, break up
scrip; money; wallet
shambles; market place
similitude; likeness, similarity, same or similar
stablish; prepare, make ready, establish
strawed; throw, scatter, spread
suborn(ed); to bribe, to procure unlawfully, to commit a wicked act
succour(ror); helper, to give aid, to comfort, comfort giver
suffer; allow, permit
sufficeth; adequate, enough, sufficient
superfluous; unnecessary
surfeiting; excessive, oppression, disorderly
superfluity, a lot, much, abundance
supplication; prayer, request, to ask for in a nice way, pleading
tares; weeds; also: the children of the wicked one
tarry; wait, hang around
thence; from that place, or from that time
thither; to or toward, from or to a place
trow; think, perceive, predict
twain; two
travailing; heavy physical or mental work
unction; anointing... (of The Holy Spirit)
upbraid; to reproach, reprove, chide, mock, belittle, warn
usery; interest on money lent
verity; truth, truthfulness
vex(ed); afflicted, plauged, hurt, burdened
victuals; food
whence; from what place or from what source
wist; give thought to, ponder, pensive
wont; habit, custom, usage
wot; to make known, reveal, declare
wrest; to twist, to change, to take away
wrought; worked, made, did, accomplished