• The Postexilic Period of the Old Testament: The Greek and Hasmonean Periods Ne 7
• The Postexilic Period of the Old Testament: The Roman and Herodian Periods Ne 7
• Ur Ne 9
• Ziklag Ne 11
• The Autobiography of Idrimi Ne 13
• Ancient Persian History Through Darius Est 1
• Ancient Persian History From Xerxes Forward Est 1
• Counselors and Concubines: Life in an Ancient Royal Palace Est 2
• Mordecai and Marduka Est 3
• The King’s Gate Est 4
• Is Esther Religious Fiction? Est 5
• Xerxes, Vashti and Esther Est 7
• Signet Rings Est 8
• Susa Est 9
• The Canonicity of Esther Est 10
• The Kirta Epic Job 1
• The Potsherd: Pottery in the Bible Job 2
• Dream Oracles in the Ancient World Job 4
• Casting Lots Job 6
• “I Will Praise the Lord of Wisdom” Job 12
• A Hittite Ritual Against Plague Job 18
• The Tale of Aqhat Job 20
• A Man and His God Job 29
• The Babylonian Theodicy Job 33
• The Hittite Storm Gods Job 38
• The Psalm Superscripts Ps 3
• Ancient Musical Instruments Ps 5
• The Creation of Humans in the Sumerian Myth of Enki Ps 8
• Storm Gods, Storm Imagery and Theophany Ps 18
• Lions and Other Wild Beasts in Ancient Israel Ps 22
• Ugarit/Ras Shamra Ps 29
• Sackcloth and Ashes: Rituals of Lamentation Ps 30
• The Warrior Creed in the Akkadian Epic of Erra and Ishum Ps 35
• A Prayer of Confession to Marduk Ps 38
• The Elohistic Psalter Ps 42
• The Ancient Near Eastern King Ps 45
• Zaphon, Olympus, Sinai and Zion: The Mountain of God Ps 48
• Hyssop and the Rituals of Cleansing Ps 51
• A Ugaritic Prayer for a City Under Siege Ps 65
• Selah Ps 66
• The Coronation of Ashurbanipal Ps 72
• Ancient Israelite Poets and Singers Ps 73
• Power Over Egypt in the Hymn to Osiris Ps 78
• Curses and Imprecations Ps 83
• The Enuma Elish and the Biblical Concept of Creation Ps 89
• Form Criticism and the Psalms Ps 90
• The Shofar Ps 98
• Thrones in the Ancient World Ps 99
• The Ugaritic Text of the Myth of Baal Ps 104
• “The River Is Blood” in The Admonitions of Ipuwer Ps 105
• Praise of the “Bull” in the Cairo Hymn of Amon-Re Ps 106
• The Gezer Calendar Ps 107
• The Exaltation of a Holy City in the Psalms and in the Myths Ps 110
• A Pagan’s Prayer of Thanks Ps 116
• The Horned Altar Ps 118
• A Hittite Blessing for a House Ps 127
• Historians in the Ancient World Ps 132
• An Akkadian Prayer to the Gods of the Night Ps 134
• Sheol, Hades, Gehenna, the Abyss and Tartarus: Images of Hell Ps 139
• Warfare in the Ancient World Ps 144
• Noncanonical Psalms Ps 150
• Ancient Near Eastern Wisdom Pr 1
• Heart, Breath, Throat and Intestines: Ancient Hebrew Anthropology Pr 6
• Maat and Lady Wisdom Pr 8
• Justice and Fraud in the Hymn to Shamash Pr 11
• The Poor and the Afflicted in Ancient Wisdom Literature Pr 14
• The Instructions of Anii Pr 20
• The Teaching of Amenemope Pr 22
• The Israelite Family Pr 23
• Dogs in the Ancient World Pr 26
• The Harper Songs From the Tomb of Neferhotep Ecc 1
• Tell el-Kheleifeh Ecc 2
• The Harper Song From the Tomb of King Intef Ecc 3
• The Authorship of Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs Ecc 5
• The Sage Ecc 7
• Ecclesiastes and the Epic of Gilgamesh Ecc 9
• Ancient Love Poetry SS 1
• The Flowers of Ancient Israel SS 2
• Weddings in Ancient Israel SS 3
• Cedars of Lebanon SS 5
• Imagery and Metaphor in Ancient Love Poetry SS 7
• Archaeology and the Date of Song of Songs SS 8
• The Authorship of Isaiah Isa 1
• Ancient Israelite Clothing and Jewelry Isa 3
• The Syro-Ephraimite War Isa 7
• The Annals of Sargon II Isa 10
• Babylon Isa 13
• Beards and Hairstyles in the Biblical World Isa 15
• Damascus Isa 17
• The Abecedaries Isa 28
• Cuneiform and Clay Tablets in the Ancient Near East Isa 30
• The Great Isaiah Scroll Isa 34
• Hezekiah Against the Assyrians Isa 36
• The Sumerian Prayer Letter of King Sin-Iddinam Isa 38
• Sennacherib’s Campaign Against Merodach-Baladan Isa 39
• Idols and Idol-Making Isa 44
• Cosmology in the Ancient Near East Isa 45
• Textual Criticism Isa 51
• Precious Stones of the Biblical World Isa 54
• The Eunuch Isa 56
• The Offering of King Ashyahu Isa 60
• The Winepress Isa 63
• Humanity and the Divine: Comparing the Bible to the Myth of Atra-Hasis Isa 66
• Jerusalem Jer 4
• The Last Days of Jerusalem Jer 6
• The Destruction of Shiloh Jer 7
• The Israelite Town and Home Jer 9
• Incense Jer 11
• The Arad Ostraca Jer 14
• The Kuntillet Ajrûd Inscriptions: The Lord’s Asherah? Jer 17
• Pottery-Making in Bible Times Jer 18
• The Desire for Justice in the Eloquent Peasant Jer 21
• Ramat Rahel Jer 22
• The 70 Years of Captivity Jer 25
• The Problem of the Septuagint Version of Jeremiah Jer 29
• Baruch, Scribe of Jeremiah Jer 32
• The Hittite Ritual of Passing Between the Pieces of a Sacrifice Jer 34
• The Lachish Ostraca Jer 34
• The Septuagint and the Masoretic Text Jer 35
• Gemariah, the Official, and Jerahmeel, the King’s Son Jer 36
• Wells, Cisterns and Aqueducts in the Ancient World Jer 38
• Nebuzaradan, Captain of the Guard Jer 39
• Gedaliah, Governor of Judah, and Baalis, King of Ammon Jer 40
• The Elephantine Community Jer 43
• Hophra, King of Egypt Jer 44
• The Queen of Heaven Jer 44
• Memphis Jer 46
• Herodotus and the Fall of Babylon Jer 50
• Seraiah the Quartermaster Jer 51
• Jehoiachin in Captivity and Evil-Merodach Jer 52
• Acrostics and Other Techniques of Ancient Poetry La 1
• Ancient Near Eastern Laments La 3
• Calamity and Distress in Ipuwer La 5
• The High Places Eze 6
• Mourning for Tammuz Eze 8
• Temple Abandonment Eze 10
• Exile and Genocide in the Ancient Near East Eze 21
• Sexuality and Religion in the Sumerian Hymns to Ishtar Eze 23
• The Downfall of Tyre Eze 26
• Byblos Eze 27
• Thebes Eze 30
• Trees of Ancient Israel Eze 31
• Shepherding in the Ancient World Eze 34
• The Temple Scroll Eze 41
• The Geography of Ezekiel 47 Eze 47
• When Was Daniel Written? Da 1
• The Kingdoms of Daniel’s Prophecies Da 2
• Nebuchadnezzar’s Madness Da 4
• Nabonidus and Belshazzar Da 5
• Darius the Mede Da 6
• The Ptolemies Da 7
• The Prayer of Nabonidus Da 8
• The Chaldeans Da 9
• Persepolis Da 10
• Antiochus IV Epiphanes Da 11
• The Seleucids Da 12
• The Valley of Jezreel Hos 1
• Baal and the Fertility Cults Hos 2
• Beth Aven: A Lesson in the Difficulty of Biblical Geography Hos 4
• Hosea’s Use of the Old Testament Hos 12
• The Date of the Book of Joel Joel 1
• Locusts in the Ancient Near East Joel 2
• The Greeks and the Old Testament Joel 3
• The Samaria Ivories Am 3
• The Nimrud Ivories Am 6
• Prophets in the Bible and Pagan Nations Am 7
• Weights and Measures Am 8
• The Unity of Amos Am 9
• Edom Ob
• Joppa Jnh 1
• Seafaring in the Ancient World Jnh 2
• The Historicity of the Book of Jonah Jnh 3
• Where Was Tarshish? Jnh 4
• Adullam Mic 1
• Bethlehem Mic 5
• Texts of the Old Testament Mic 7
• The Ancient Translations Mic 7
• Nineveh Na 1
• Assyria Through the Middle Assyrian Period Na 3
• Assyria From the Neo-Assyrian Period Forward Na 3
• Oracles of the Ancient World Hab 1
• Cush Zep 3
• Did Haggai Lead a Messianic Rebellion? Hag 2
• Angels and Guardian Spirits in the Bible and the Ancient Near East Zec 1
• Zechariah’s Authorship Zec 4
• Sidon Zec 9
• Megiddo Zec 12
• The Mount of Olives Zec 14
• Marriage and Divorce in Ancient Israel Mal 2
• The Intertestamental Period Mal 3
• The Old Testament Canon Mal 4
• Genealogies in Ancient Israel Mt 1
• Baptism in the Ancient World Mt 3
• The Pharisees Mt 5
• Fasting in the Bible and the Ancient Near East Mt 6
• Demons and the Bible Mt 8
• Jewish Meals and Meal Customs Mt 9
• The Zealots and the Essenes Mt 10
• Korazin Mt 11
• The Family of Joseph, Mary and Jesus Mt 12
• Houses in the Holy Land of the First Century A.D.: Peter’s House in Capernaum; Insulae Mt 14
• Galilee in Jesus’ Time Mt 15
• Caesarea Philippi Mt 16
• The Capernaum Synagogue Mt 17
• The Legend of the Needle’s Eye Gate Mt 19
• A King Riding on a Donkey: Cultural/Political Significance in the Ancient Near East Mt 21
• The Sadducees Mt 22
• Biblical Interpretation at Qumran and Among the Early Rabbis Mt 23
• Josephus and the Fall of Jerusalem Mt 24
• The Last Supper and the Passover Mt 26
• The Location of Jesus’ Tomb Mt 27
• The Resurrection of Jesus Mt 28
• The Soldiers Guarding the Tomb Mt 28
• Nazareth Mk 1
• Cynics and Satirists in the Greco-Roman World Mk 2
• Herod the Great Mk 3
• Politics in the Holy Land Leading Up to the Time of Jesus Mk 4
• Herod’s Successors and Uneasy Relations Between Rome and the Jews Mk 4
• Messianic Conflicts and the Fall of Jerusalem Mk 4
• Gergesenes, Gerasenes or Gadarenes? Mk 5
• The Life of Jesus Mk 5
• Sepphoris Mk 6
• Capernaum Mk 9
• New Testament Jericho Mk 10
• Herod’s Temple Mk 11
• The Imperial Cult Mk 12
• The Upper Room Mk 14
• The Shroud of Turin Controversy Mk 15
• The Ending of Mark Mk 16
• Caesar Augustus, Emperor of Rome; the Census; and Quirinius, Governor of Syria Lk 1
• The Birthplace of Jesus Lk 2
• Disease and Medicine in the Ancient World Lk 4
• Fishing in New Testament Times Lk 5
• Qumran and the New Testament Lk 6
• The Jewish Custom of Kissing Lk 7
• The Synoptic Problem and “Q” Lk 8
• Jewish Burial Practices Lk 9
• The Historical Value of Luke–Acts Lk 14
• Coins and Numismatics Lk 15
• The Jewish Priesthood and Religious Life in the First Century A.D. Lk 18
• Miracle Workers and Magicians in the First Century A.D. Lk 19
• Tiberius Caesar, the Caesar of Jesus’ Ministry Lk 20
• The “Benefactor” Lk 22
• Pontius Pilate Lk 23
• Emmaus Lk 24
• The Logos in Greek and Jewish Literature Jn 1
• Cana of Galilee Jn 2
• The Samaritan Temple on Mount Gerizim Jn 4
• The Pool of Bethesda in Jerusalem Jn 5
• Tiberias Jn 6
• The Samaritans Jn 8
• The Pool of Siloam Jn 9
• Bethany on the Other Side of the Jordan Jn 10
• The Rabbis’ Teaching Steps at the Southern Wall Excavations Jn 10
• Bethany and the Tomb of Lazarus Jn 11
• Perfumes and Anointing Oils Jn 12
• Triclinia Jn 13
• Nonbiblical Sources for the Historical Jesus Jn 15
• John Rylands Papyrus (p⁵²) Jn 18
• Crucifixion Jn 19
• Constantine and Queen Helena’s Role in Preserving Holy Sites Jn 19
• Can John’s Gospel Be Trusted? Jn 20
• The Church From the Resurrection to the Conversion of Paul Ac 1
• The Jewish Diaspora in the First Century A.D. Ac 2
• The High Priests Annas and Caiaphas Ac 4
• Masada Ac 5
• Proselytes in Second Temple Judaism Ac 6
• The Geographic Expansion of the Church Under Persecution Ac 8
• Ancient Synagogues Ac 9
• Caesarea Maritima Ac 10
• Claudius, Emperor of Rome Ac 11
• The Ancient City Ac 12
• Sergius Paulus, Proconsul of Cyprus Ac 13
• The Missionary Journeys of Paul Ac 14
• Debate and Rhetoric in the Ancient World Ac 15
• The Ancient Agora Ac 16
• The Areopagus Ac 17
• Athens Ac 18
• Alexandria Ac 18
• Gallio, Proconsul of Achaia Ac 18
• Artemis of the Ephesians Ac 19
• Greece: From the Prehistoric Period Through the Mycenaean Empire Ac 20
• Greece: From Independent City-states Through Alexander the Great Ac 20
• Greece: Roman Domination and the Growth of Christianity Ac 20
• Gamaliel, Paul’s Teacher Ac 22
• The Sanhedrin Ac 23
• The Roman Governor Ac 25
• Imprisonment in the Roman World: In Prison Versus House Arrest Ac 26
• The Roman Army and the Occupation of the Holy Land Ac 27
• Homosexuality in the Ancient World Ro 1
• Rome Ro 2
• Circumcision in the Ancient World Ro 3
• The Roman Empire Ro 4
• Jewish Eschatology in the First Century A.D. Ro 6
• Adoption in the Roman World Ro 8
• Roman Taxation Ro 13
• Pompeii Ro 14
• The New Testament Texts Ro 15
• The Erastus Inscription Ro 16
• The “Missing” Letter From the Corinthians to Paul 1Co 7
• “Temple Restaurants” and Food Sacrificed to Idols 1Co 8
• The Love Feast 1Co 11
• Tongue-Speaking in Christian and Pagan Worship 1Co 12
• The Role of Women in Religious Life in the Greco-Roman World 1Co 14
• Baptism for the Dead 1Co 15
• Corinth 2Co 1
• Paul’s Visits and Letters to Corinth 2Co 2
• Letter Writing in the Greco-Roman World 2Co 3
• The Judgment Seat 2Co 5
• Christianity’s Founder: Paul or Jesus? 2Co 7
• Early Christian Heresies 2Co 10
• Aretas IV of Nabatea and Petra 2Co 11
• Which Galatia? Gal 1
• Antioch of Syria, Center of Christianity Gal 2
• Paul’s Jewish Opponents Gal 3
• The Gods of the Greeks and Romans Gal 4
• Magic in the Greco-Roman World Gal 5
• The Dividing Wall of the “Court of the Gentiles” in Herod’s Temple Eph 2
• The Authorship of Ephesians Eph 4
• The Cult of Dionysus Eph 5
• Husbands and Wives: Family Life in the Greco-Roman World Eph 6
• Philippi Php 1
• Roman Citizenship Php 3
• Nero, Persecutor of Christians Php 4
• Colosse Col 1
• Greek Philosophical Schools Col 2
• The Mystery Religions Col 3
• The Letter From the Laodiceans Col 4
• Thessalonica 1Th 1
• Travel in the Greco-Roman World 1Th 3
• Labor and Welfare in the Ancient World 2Th 3
• The Authorship of the Pastoral Epistles 1Ti 1
• Early History of Ephesus 2Ti 1
• The Old Testament of the Early Church 2Ti 3
• Ephesus During the Time of Paul 2Ti 4
• Crete Tit 1
• The Apocrypha Tit 2
• The Books of the Apocrypha Tit 2
• Slavery in the Greco-Roman World Phm
• The “Right Hand” in Ancient Thinking Heb 1
• Who Wrote Hebrews? Heb 2
• Oaths in Jewish and Christian Practice Heb 6
• The Septuagint and Its Use in the New Testament Heb 11
• Before the Gentile Expansion: The Jewish Churches in the Holy Land Heb 12
• Dress and Fashion in the Greco-Roman World Jas 2
• Speech Ethics Jas 3
• Early Christian Hymnody Jas 5
• The Authorship of Peter’s Epistles 1Pe 1
• The Demeanor of Wives 1Pe 3
• Wine and Alcoholic Beverages in the Ancient World 1Pe 4
• The New Testament Canon 2Pe 3
• The Gnostics and Their Scriptures 1Jn 4
• House Churches and Early Church Buildings 2Jn
• Writing Materials in the Ancient World 3Jn
• The Bible and Pseudepigraphical Literature Jude
• Patmos Rev 1
• Apocalyptic Literature Outside the Bible Rev 2
• The Seven Churches of Asia Minor Rev 3
• Scrolls, Seals and Codices Rev 5
• Palm Branches in Israel Rev 7
• Trumpets in the Ancient World Rev 8
• Who Wrote Revelation? Rev 10
• The Early Persecution of the Church Rev 17
• Trade and Mercantilism in the Roman Empire Rev 18
• The Tree of Life in Jewish Imagery Rev 22

Index to Color Maps

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A

Abana River 6 D1; 7 D1; 9 D1

Abarim Mts. 2 E3

Abel Meholah 7 C3

Abel Shittim 3 D2

Abila 9 C1/C2

Abilene 9 D1; 11 H4; 13 H4

Acco 2 D1; 4 B2; 5 A3; 6 B2; 9 B2; 11 B2

Achaia 13 D3; 14 C3

Adora 9 B5

Adriatic Sea 13 C2; 14 C2

Aegean Sea 1 A1; 13 E2; 14 D3

Africa 13 B3; 14 B3

Ai 1 C3; 3 C2

Aijalon 6 B4

Aleppo 1 C2; 5 B1; 8a B1; 8b B4; 12 C1; 13 H3

Alexandria 14 D3

Alexandrium 9 C4

Alps 14 B2

Altar 10 C3

Amathus 9 C3

Amman 2 E2; 9 C4

Ammon 3 D2; 4 D3; 5 B3; 6 C3; 7 D4

Amphipolis 13 E2

Anathoth 7 B4

Antinoe 14 D4

Antioch 12 B1; 13 G3; 14 E3

Antipatris 9 B3

Antonia Fortress 10 B2

Aphek 4 B3; 6 B3; 7 B3;

Apollonia 13 D2

Arabah 2 D5

Arabia 1 D2; 13 H5

Arabian Desert 14 E4

Arabians 8a B3

Arad 7 B5; 9 B5

Aram 1 C2; 4 D1; 5 B3; 6 D2; 7 D1

Aramean Desert 5 C2

Ararat 8a B1; 8b B4

Ararat, Mt. 1 E1; 8a C1

Araxes River 1 E1; 8a C1

Arbela 8b C4

Armenia 14 E2

Arnon River 2 E3; 3 D3; 4 C4; 6 C4; 7 C4; 9 C5

Aroer 4 C4

Arrapkha 8a C1; 8b C4

Arubu 8a B3; 8b B4

Arvad 5 B2; 8a B2; 8b B5

Ashdod 4 A4; 5 A4; 6 A4; 9 A4

Asher 4 B2

Ashkelon 4 A4; 6 A4; 9 A4

Ashtaroth 4 C2; 5 B3; 6 C2

Asia 13 F3

Asshur 1 D2; 8a C2; 8b C4

Assos 13 E2

Athens 13 D3; 14 C3

Atlantic Ocean 14 A1

Attalia 13 G3

Auranitis 9 D2

Azekah 3 C2

Azotus 9 A4; 12 A5

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B

Babylon 1 E3; 8a C2; 8b C5

Babylonians 1 D2

Bashan 3 D1

Batana 9 C2

Batanea 9 C2

Beautiful, Gate 10 C3

Beersheba 1 C3; 2 D3; 3 C3; 4 B5; 5 A4; 6 B5; 7 B5; 9 A5

Beersheba, Desert of 7 B5

Behistun 8b D5

Beirut 6 B1

Benjamin 4 B4

Benjamin Mts. 2 D2

Berea 13 D2

Berothai 5 B2

Besor Brook 2 C3; 3 C3; 6 A4; 7 A5; 9 A5

Beth Horon 3 C2

Beth Shan 4 B2; 5 B3; 6 B3

Beth Shemesh 4 B4

Bethany 9 B4; 11 B5

Bethany beyond Jordan 9 C2; 11 C3, C5

Bethel 1 C3; 3 C2; 4 B3; 6 B4; 7 B4

Bethesda Pool 10 C2

Bethlehem 2 D3; 4 B4; 6 B4; 9 B4; 11 B5

Bethsaida 9 C2; 11 C2

Bethsura 12 A5

Betogabris 12 A5

Bezer 4 C4

Bithynia & Pontus 13 F2; 14 D2

Black Sea 1 C1; 8a B1; 13 E1; 14 D2

Bozrah 6 C5

Britain 14 B1

Byblos 1 C2; 5 B2; 8a B2; 8b B5; 12 B3

Byzantium 14 D2

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C

Cabul 4 B2

Caesarea 9 A3; 11 A3; 12 A4; 13 G4

Caesarea Philippi 9 C1; 11 C1; 12 B4

Calah 8a C1

Cana 9 B2; 11 B2

Canaan 3 C2

Capernaum 9 B2; 11 C2; 12 B4

Caphtor 1 A2

Cappadocia 13 G2; 14 E2

Carchemish 1 C1; 8a B1; 8b B4

Carmel, Mt. 2 D2; 6 B2; 7 B3; 9 B2

Carthage 14 B3

Caspian Sea 1 F1; 8a D1; 8b D4; 14 F2

Caucasus Mts. 14 E2

Cenchrea 13 D3

Cilicia 12 A1; 13 G3; 14 D3

Cnidus 13 E3

Cologna 14 B1

Colosse 13 F3

Commagene 13 H3

Corinth 13 D3; 14 C3

Corsica 13 A1; 14 B2

Cos 13 E3

Crete 1 A2; 13 E4; 14 D3

Cyprus 1 B2; 5 A1; 9 B4; 12 A2; 13 G4; 14 D3

Cyrenaica 13 D5

Cyrene (region) 14 C3

Cyrene (town) 14 C3

Cyrus River 14 E2

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D

Dacia 13 E1; 14 C2

Dalmatia 13 C1

Damascus 1 C2; 2 E1; 4 C1; 5 B3; 6 C1; 7 D1; 8a B2; 8b B5; 9 D1; 12 B3; 13 G4; 14 E3

Dan (town) 2 D1; 4 C1; 5 B3; 6 C2

Dan (tribe) 4 A3

Danube River 14 C1

Dead Sea 2 D3

Debir 3 C3

Decapolis 9 C3; 11 C3

Delphi 13 D3

Derbe 13 G3; 14 D3

Dibon 3 D3; 4 C4; 6 C4

Dion 9 C3

Dnieper River 14 D1

Dophkah 3 B4

Dor 4 B2; 9 A2

Dothan 1 C3; 7 B3

Dur Sharrukin 8a C1; 8b C4

Dura-Europos 14 E3

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E

Eastern Desert 2 F5; 5 C4

Ebal, Mt. 2 D2; 4 B3; 6 B3; 9 B3

Ebla 1 C2

Ecbatana 8a C2; 8b C4

Edessa 14 E2

Edom 3 C3; 4 C5; 5 B5; 6 C5; 7 C6

Edom, Desert of 2 E5; 4 C5

Edrei 3 D2; 4 C2; 5 B3; 6 C3

Eglon 3 C3; 4 A4

Egypt 3 A3; 13 F5; 14 D4

Egyptians 1 C3

Egypt, Wadi of 2 C4; 3 B3; 5 A4

Ekron 4 A4

Elim 3 B4

Emmaus 9 B4; 11 B5; 12 A5

En Gedi 2 D3; 4 B4

Ephesus 13 E3; 14 D3

Ephraim 4 B3

Ephraim, Hill Country of 2 D2

Epirus 13 D2

Erech 1 E3; 8a C2; 8b C5

Esbus 9 C4

Essene Gate 10 A5

Essene Quarter 10 A5

Euphrates River 1 D2; 5 D1; 8a C2; 8b C5; 12 D1; 13 H3; 14 E3

Ezion Geber 2 D6; 3 C4; 5 A5

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F

Fair Havens 13 E4

First Wall 10 B3

Fish Gate 10 A2

Foothills 2 D3

Forum of Appius 13 B2

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G

Gad 4 C3

Gadara 9 C2; 11 C3

Galatia 13 G2; 14 D3

Galilean Mts. 2 D1

Galilee 7 B2; 9 B2; 11 B2; 12 B4

Galilee, Sea of 2 D1; 11 C2; 12 B4

Gallia 13 A1

Garden Tomb 10 B1

Gate Beautiful 10 C3

Gath 4 A4; 5 A4; 6 A4

Gath Hepher 7 B2

Gaul 14 B1

Gaulanitis 9 C2

Gaza 2 C3; 4 A4; 5 A4; 6 A4; 9 A5; 12 A5

Gebal 5 B2

Gennath Gate 10 A3

Gennesaret 9 B2

Gentiles, Court of the 10 C3

Gerar 1 C3; 4 A4; 6 A4

Gerasa 9 C3

Gergesa 9 C2; 11 C2

Gerizim, Mt. 2 D2; 4 B3; 6 B3; 9 B4; 11 B4; 12 A5

Germania 13 D1

Germany 14 B1

Gethsemane 10 D3

Gezer 4 A3; 5 A4; 6 B4

Gibeah 5 A4

Gibeon 3 C2; 4 B3

Gihon Spring 10 C4

Gilboa, Mt. 2 D2; 3 C2; 5 B3; 6 B3

Gilead 7 C3

Gilgal 3 C2; 4 B3; 7 C4

Gimirrai 8a B1

Golan 4 C2

Golden Gate 10 D3

Golgotha 10 A3

Gomer 8a B1

Goshen 3 A3

Gozan 8a B1; 8b B4

Great Bitter Lake 2 A4; 3 A3

Great Sea, The 1 B2; 2 B2; 3 B2; 4 A2; 5 A3; 6 A2; 7 A2; 8a A2; 8b A5; 9 A2; 11 A2; 12 A3; 13 E4

Gulf of Aqaba 5 A6

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H

Habor River 8a B1; 8b B4

Halak, Mt. 2 D4

Hamath (region) 5 B1

Hamath (town) 5 B1; 8a B2; 8b B4; 12 C2

Haran 1 C2; 8a B1; 8b B4

Hattusha 1 C1

Hazeroth 3 C4

Hazor 1 C2; 3 C1; 4 B1; 5 B3; 6 B2; 9 B2

Hebron 1 C3; 2 D3; 3 C2; 4 B4; 5 A4; 6 B4; 9 B4

Heliopolis 1 B3; 3 A3

Hermon, Mt. 2 E1; 4 C1; 5 B3; 6 C1; 9 C1; 11 C1

Herod Antipas’s Palace 10 A3

Herod’s Palace 10 A4

Herodium 9 B4

Heshbon 3 D2; 4 C4; 6 C4; 9 C4

Hezekiah’s Tunnel 10 C5

High Priest’s House 10 A4

Hinnom Valley 10 B6

Hippicus, Tower of 10 A3

Hippos 9 C2

Hittites 1 C1

Horeb, Mt. 2 C7

Hormah 4 B5

Hula, Lake 9 C2

Huldah Gates 10 C4

Hyrcania 9 B4

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I

Ibleam 6 B3

Iconium 13 E3

Idumea 9 A5

Ijon 4 B1

Illyricum 14 C2

Inner Court 10 C3

Ionian Sea 13 D3

Israel 6 B3

Israel Pool 10 C2

Issachar 4 B2

Issus 13 G3

Italy 13 B2; 14 B2

Iturea 9 C1

Iye Abarim 3 D3

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J

Jabbok River 2 D2; 4 C3; 6 C3; 7 C3; 9 C3; 11 C4; 12 B5

Jabesh Gilead 4 C3; 6 C3

Jahaz 3 D2

Jarmuk, Mt. 6 B2; 9 B2

Jamnia 9 A4

Jarmuth 3 C2

Jazer 4 C3

Jericho 2 D3; 3 C2; 4 B3; 6 B4; 7 B4; 9 B4; 11 B5

Jerusalem 2 D3; 3 C2; 4 B4; 5 B4; 6 B4; 7 B4; 8a A2; 8b A5; 9 B4; 11 B5; 12 A5; 13 G4; 14 E3

Jezreel 4 B2; 7 B2

Joppa 2 C2; 4 A3; 5 A4; 6 A3; 7 A3; 9 A3; 12 A5

Jordan River 2 D2; 3 C2; 4 C3; 5 B4; 6 C3; 7 C3; 8a B2; 8b B5; 9 B3; 11 C5; 12 B5; 13 G4

Judah 4 B4; 6 B5; 7 B5

Judea 9 B4; 11 B5; 12 A5; 13 G4; 14 E3

Judean Mts. 2 D3

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K

Kadesh 5 B2

Kadesh Barnea 1 C3; 3 C4; 5 A5; 6 A6

Kedesh 3 C1; 4 B1; 5 B3; 6 B2

Kerith Ravine 7 C3

Khersa 11 C2

Kidron Valley 10 C4, D1

Kinnereth, Sea of 2 D1; 3 C1; 4 C2; 5 B3; 6 C2; 7 C2; 9 B2

Kios 13 E3

Kir Hareseth 5 B4; 6 C5; 7 C5

Kiriath Jearim 4 B4

Kishon River 2 D1; 4 B2; 6 B2; 7 B2; 9 B2

Kittim 1 B2; 5 A1

Knossos 1 A2

Korazin 9 B2; 11 C2

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L

Lachish 3 C2; 4 A4

Laodicea 13 F3

Lasea 13 E4

Leontes River 9 B1

Libnah 3 C2

Litani River 2 D1; 4 B1; 5 B2; 6 C1; 12 B3

Little Bitter Lake 2 A5

Loire River 14 A1

London 14 B1

Lower City 10 B5

Lycaonia 13 G3

Lycia 13 F3

Lydda 12 A5

Lydia 13 F3

Lyons 14 B2

Lystra 13 G3

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M

Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of 13 D2; 14 C2

Machaerus 9 C4; 11 C6

Magdala 9 B2; 11 C2

Mahanaim 4 C3; 5 B3

Mainz 14 B1

Makkedah 3 C3

Malatha 9 B5

Malta 13 B3

Manasseh 4 B3

Manasseh, East 4 C2

Marah 3 B4

Mareshah 6 B4

Mari 1 D2

Mariamne, Tower 10 A4

Masada 9 B5

Mauretania 14 A3

Medeba 5 B4; 6 C4

Media 8a C1; 8b C4

Mediterranean Sea 2 B2; 14 C3

Megiddo 1 C2; 4 B2; 5 A3; 6 B3; 9 B2

Me Jarkon River 9 A3

Memphis 1 B3; 3 A4; 8a A2; 8b A5; 14 D3

Men, Court of 10 C3

Menzaleh, Lake 3 A3

Merom 3 C1; 4 C1

Mesopotamia 14 E3

Midian 3 C5

Miletus 13 E3

Mitylene 13 E2

Mizpah 4 B3; 7 B4; 8b A5

Moab 3 D3; 4 C4; 5 B4; 6 C5; 7 C5

Moesia 13 E1; 14 C2

Moreh, Mt. 2 D1; 4 B2; 6 B3

Moresheth Gath 7 B4

Mycenae 1 A1

Myra 13 F3

Mysia 13 F2; 14 D2

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N

Nabatea 9 C5; 14 E3

Nain 9 B2; 11 B3

Naphtali 4 B2

Nazareth 2 D1; 9 B2; 11 B3

Neapolis 13 E2

Nebo, Mt. 2 D3; 3 C2; 4 C4; 6 B4

Negev 2 D4

Nile River 1 B4; 3 A4; 13 F5; 14 D4

Nineveh 1 D2; 8a C1; 8b C4

Nippur 1 E2; 8a C2; 8b C5

Noph 1 B3; 3 A4

Numidia 13 A3

Nuzi 1 D2

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O

Oboth 3 C3

Olives, Mt. of 2 D3; 10 D3; 11 B5

Olympus, Mt. 13 D2

On 1 B3; 3 A3

Orontes River 5 B1; 8a B1; 8b B5; 12 B3

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P

Paddan Aram 1 C2

Pamphylia 13 F3

Paphos 13 G4

Paran, Desert of 2 C5; 3 C4

Parthia 14 F2

Patara 13 F3

Patmos 13 E3

Pella 9 B3; 14 E3

Penuel 6 C3

Perea 9 C4; 11 C5

Perga 13 F3

Pergamum 13 E2; 14 D3

Persian Gulf 1 E3; 8a D3; 8b D5; 14 F3

Pharpar River 4 C1; 6 C1; 7 C1; 9 C1

Phasael, Tower of 10 A4

Philadelphia 9 C4; 13 F3

Philippi 13 E2; 14 C2

Philistia 3 C2; 5 A4; 6 A5; 7 A4

Phoenicia 5 B2; 6 C2; 7 B1; 9 B2; 11 B1; 13 G4

Phoenix 13 E4

Phrygia 13 F3; 14 D3

Pinnacle of the Temple 10 D4

Pisidia 13 F3

Pisidian Antioch 13 F3

Pithom 3 A3

Po River 14 B2

Ptolemais 9 B2; 11 B2; 12 A4; 13 G4

Punon 3 C3

Puteoli 13 B2; 14 B2

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Q

Qatna 5 C2

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R

Rabbah 2 E3; 4 C3; 5 B4; 6 C3

Ramah 7 B4

Rameses 3 A3

Ramoth Gilead 4 C2; 5 B3; 6 C3; 7 C2

Raphana 9 D2

Raphia 6 A5; 9 A5

Red Sea 1 C4; 2 D8; 3 C6; 8a A3; 8b A6; 13 G6; 14 E4

Rephidim 3 B5

Reuben 4 C4

Rezeph 8a B1; 8b B4

Rhegium 13 C3

Rhine River 14 B1

Rhodes 13 E3

Rhone River 14 B2

Riblah 8a B5

Rimmon 4 B2

Robinson’s Arch 10 C4

Rome 13 B2; 14 B2

Royal Porch 10 C3

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S

Salamis 13 G3

Salim 9 B3; 11 B4

Salmone 13 E4

Salt Sea 2 D3; 3 C3; 4 C4; 5 B4; 6 C4; 7 C4; 9 C5; 11 C6; 12 B5

Samaria (region) 7 B3; 9 B3; 11 B4; 12 B5

Samaria (town) 4 B3; 6 B3; 7 B3; 8a A2; 12 B4

Samos 13 E3

Samothrace 13 E2

Sardinia 13 A2; 14 B2

Sardis 13 E2

Sarmatia 14 D1

Scythopolis 9 B3

Sebaste 9 B3; 12 B4

Second Quarter 10 B3

Second Wall 10 B2

Seir, Mt. 2 D4

Seleucia 12 B1; 13 G3

Serpent’s Pool 10 A5

Sharon, Plain of 2 D2

Shechem 1 C3; 2 D2; 3 C2; 4 B3; 5 A3; 6 B3

Sheep Gate 10 C2

Sheep Pool 10 C2

Shephelah 2 D3

Shiloh 3 C2; 4 B3; 6 B3; 7 B3

Shunem 7 B2

Shur, Desert of 2 B4; 3 B3

Sicily 13 B3; 14 C3

Sidon 5 A2; 6 B1; 7 B1; 9 B1; 12 B4; 13 G4; 14 D3

Siloam, Pool of 10 C5

Simeon 4 A5

Sinai 1 C3; 2 C6; 3 B4; 5 A6

Sin, Desert of 2 B6; 3 B4

Sinai, Desert of 2 C7

Sinai, Mt. 2 C7; 3 B5

Smyrna 13 E3

Solona 14 C2

Spain 14 A2

Sparta 13 D3

Strato’s Tower 9 A3

Succoth 1 B3; 3 A3; 4 B3; 6 B3

Susa 8a C2; 8b D5

Sychar 9 B3; 11 B4; 12 A5

Syracuse 13 B3; 14 C3

Syria 9 D1; 12 B2; 13 H3; 14 E3

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T

Taanach 4 B2; 5 A3; 6 B3

Tabor, Mt. 2 D1; 3 C2; 4 B2; 6 B2; 9 B2; 11 B3

Tadmor 1 C2; 5 C2; 8a B2; 8b B4

Tagus River 14 A2

Tamar 5 A4

Tanis 1 B3

Tarsus 12 A1; 13 G3; 14 D3

Taurus Mountains 1 C2

Tekoa 7 B4

Tel Aviv 2 C2

Temple 10 C3

Tetrarchy of Philip 9 C2

Theater 10 B4

Thessalonica 13 D2; 14 C2

Thrace 13 E2; 14 C2

Three Taverns 13 B2

Thyatira 13 E2

Tiberias 2 D1; 9 B2; 11 B2

Tigris River 1 D2; 8a C2; 8b C5; 14 E3

Tiphsah 5 C1; 8a B1

Tirzah 4 B3; 6 B3

Tishbe 7 C3

Towers’ Pool 10 A3

Trachonitis 9 D1

Tripolitania 13 B5

Troas 13 E2

Troy 1 C1

Tyre 2 D1; 4 B1; 5 A3; 6 B1; 7 B1; 9 B1; 11 B1; 12 A4; 13 G4; 14 E3

Tyropoeon Valley 10 B3

Tyrrhenian Sea 13 B2; 14 B2

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U

Ugarit 1 C2

Upper City 10 B4

Upper Room 10 A5

Ur 1 E3; 8a C2; 8b C5

Urartu 8a B1; 8b B4

Urmia, Lake 1 D1; 8a C1; 8b C4

Uruk 1 E3

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V

Valley Gate 10 C4

Van, Lake 8a C1; 8b C4

Vistula River 14 C1

Volga River 14 E1

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W

Water Gate 10 C5

W. el-Arish River 6 A5

Wilderness 6 D5, D6

Wilson’s Arch 10 B3

Women, Court of 10 C3

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Y

Yarkon River 2 D2

Yarmuk River 2 E2; 4 C2; 6 C2; 7 C2; 9 C2; 11 C3

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Z

Zarephath 7 B1

Zebulun 4 B2

Zered Brook 2 E4; 3 C3; 4 C5; 6 C5; 7 C5; 9 C6

Ziklag 4 A4; 5 A4

Zin, Desert of 2 D4; 3 C3

Zoan 1 B3

Zoar 1 C3

Maps

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NIV Concordance

The NIV Concordance, created by Edward W. Goodrick and John R. Kohlenberger III, has been developed specifically for use with the New International Version. Like all concordances, it is a special index which contains an alphabetical listing of words used in the Bible text. By looking up key words, readers can find verses and passages for which they remember a word or two but not their location.

This concordance contains 2,000 word entries, with some 13,000 Scripture references. Each word entry is followed by the Scripture references in which that particular word is found, as well as by a brief excerpt from the surrounding context. The first letter of the entry word is italicized to conserve space and to allow for a longer context excerpt. Variant spellings due to number and tense and compound forms follow the entry in parentheses, and direct the reader to check other forms of that word in locating a passage.

This concordance contains a number of “block entries,” which highlight some of the key events and characteristics in the lives of certain Bible figures. The descriptive phrases replace the brief context surrounding each occurrence of the name. In those instances where more than one Bible character has the same name, that name is placed under one block entry, and each person is given a number (1), (2), etc. Insignificant names are not included.

Word or block entries marked with an asterisk (*) list every verse in the Bible in which the word appears.

Two entries are marked with a dagger (†) and two with a double-dagger (‡). LORD† and LORD’S† list occurrences of the title “Lord,” spelled “Lord” and “lord,” “Lord’s” and “lord’s” in the NIV. LORD‡ and LORD’S‡ list occurrences of the proper name of God, Yahweh, spelled “LORD” and “LORD’s” in the NIV.

This concordance is a valuable tool for Bible study. While one of its key purposes is to help the reader find forgotten references to verses, it can also be used to do word studies and to locate and trace biblical themes. Be sure to use this concordance as more than just a verse finder. Whenever you look up a verse, aim to discover the intended meaning of the verse in context. Give special attention to the flow of thought from the beginning of the passage to the end.

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A

AARON

ABANDON

ABBA

ABEL

ABHORS

ABIGAIL

ABIJAH

ABILITY (ABLE)

ABIMELECH

ABLE (ABILITY ENABLE ENABLED ENABLES)

ABOLISH

ABOMINATION

ABOUND (ABOUNDING)

ABOUNDING (ABOUND)

ABRAHAM

ABSALOM

ABSTAIN (ABSTAINS)

ABSTAINS* (ABSTAIN)

ABUNDANCE (ABUNDANT)

ABUNDANT (ABUNDANCE)

ACCEPT (ACCEPTED ACCEPTS)

ACCEPTED (ACCEPT)

ACCEPTS (ACCEPT)

ACCOMPANY

ACCOMPLISH

ACCORD

ACCOUNT (ACCOUNTABLE)

ACCOUNTABLE (ACCOUNT)

ACCUSATION (ACCUSE)

ACCUSATIONS (ACCUSE)

ACCUSE (ACCUSATION ACCUSATIONS)

ACHAN*

ACHE*

ACKNOWLEDGE

ACQUIT

ACTION (ACTIONS ACTIVE ACTS)

ACTIONS (ACTION)

ACTIVE (ACTION)

ACTS (ACTION)

ADAM

ADD

ADMIRABLE*

ADMONISH

ADOPTED (ADOPTION)

ADOPTION (ADOPTED)

ADORE*

ADORNMENT* (ADORNS)

ADORNS (ADORNMENT)

ADULTERY

ADULTS*

ADVANCED

ADVANTAGE

ADVERSITY

ADVICE

AFFLICTION

AFRAID (FEAR)

AGED

AGREE

AHAB

AHAZ

AHAZIAH

AIM

AIR

ALABASTER

ALERT

ALIEN (ALIENATED)

ALIENATED (ALIEN)

ALIVE (LIVE)

ALMIGHTY (MIGHT)

ALTAR

ALWAYS

AMAZIAH

AMBASSADORS

AMBITION

AMON

ANANIAS

ANCHOR

ANCIENT

ANDREW*

ANGEL (ANGELS ARCHANGEL)

ANGELS (ANGEL)

ANGER (ANGERED ANGRY)

ANGERED (ANGER)

ANGRY (ANGER)

ANGUISH

ANOINT

ANT*

ANTICHRIST

ANTIOCH

ANXIETY (ANXIOUS)

ANXIOUS (ANXIETY)

APOLLOS*

APOSTLES

APPEAR (APPEARANCE APPEARING)

APPEARANCE (APPEAR)

APPEARING (APPEAR)

APPLY

APPROACH

APPROVED

AQUILA*

ARARAT

ARCHANGEL* (ANGEL)

ARCHITECT*

ARK

ARM (ARMY)

ARMAGEDDON*

ARMOR (ARMY)

ARMS (ARMY)

ARMY (ARM ARMOR ARMS)

AROMA

ARRAYED*

ARROGANT

ARROWS

ASA

ASCENDED

ASCRIBE

ASHAMED (SHAME)

ASSIGNED

ASSOCIATE

ASSURANCE

ASTRAY

ATHALIAH

ATHLETE*

ATONEMENT

ATTENTION

ATTITUDE (ATTITUDES)

ATTITUDES (ATTITUDE)

ATTRACTIVE

AUTHORITIES (AUTHORITY)

AUTHORITY (AUTHORITIES)

AVENGE (VENGEANCE)

AVOID

AWAKE

AWE (AWESOME)

AWESOME (AWE)

B

BAAL

BAASHA

BABIES (BABY)

BABY (BABIES)

BABYLON

BACKSLIDING

BALAAM

BALM

BANISH

BANQUET

BAPTIZE (BAPTIZED)

BAPTIZED (BAPTIZE)

BARABBAS

BARBS*

BARE

BARNABAS*

BARREN

BARTHOLOMEW*

BATH

BATHSHEBA

BATTLE

BEAR (BEARING BIRTH BIRTHRIGHT BORN FIRSTBORN NEWBORN)

BEARING (BEAR)

BEAST

BEAT (BEATING)

BEATING (BEAT)

BEAUTIFUL (BEAUTY)

BEAUTY (BEAUTIFUL)

BED

BEELZEBUB

BEER

BEERSHEBA

BEGINNING

BEHAVE

BELIEVE (BELIEVED BELIEVER BELIEVERS BELIEVES BELIEVING)

BELIEVED (BELIEVE)

BELIEVER (BELIEVE)

BELIEVERS (BELIEVE)

BELIEVES (BELIEVE)

BELIEVING (BELIEVE)

BELONG (BELONGS)

BELONGS (BELONG)

BELOVED (LOVE)

BELT

BENEFIT (BENEFITS)

BENEFITS (BENEFIT)

BENJAMIN

BEREANS*

BESTOWS

BETHLEHEM

BETRAY

BIND (BINDS)

BINDS (BIND)

BIRDS

BIRTH (BEAR)

BIRTHRIGHT (BEAR)

BLAMELESS

BLASPHEMES

BLEMISH

BLESS (BLESSED BLESSING BLESSINGS)

BLESSED (BLESS)

BLESSING (BLESS)

BLESSINGS (BLESS)

BLIND

BLOOD

BLOT (BLOTS)

BLOTS (BLOT)

BLOWN

BOAST

BOAZ

BODIES (BODY)

BODY (BODIES)

BOLD (BOLDNESS)

BOLDNESS* (BOLD)

BONDAGE

BOOK (BOOKS)

BOOKS (BOOK)

BORN (BEAR)

BORROWER

BOUGHT

BOW

BRANCH (BRANCHES)

BRANCHES (BRANCH)

BRAVE

BREAD

BREAK (BREAKING BROKEN)

BREAKING (BREAK)

BREASTPIECE (BREASTPLATE)

BREASTPLATE* (BREASTPIECE)

BREATHED (GOD-BREATHED)

BREEDS*

BRIBE

BRIDE

BRIGHTER (BRIGHTNESS)

BRIGHTNESS (BRIGHTER)

BROAD

BROKEN (BREAK)

BROKENHEARTED* (HEART)

BROTHER (BROTHER’S BROTHERS)

BROTHER’S (BROTHER)

BROTHERS (BROTHER)

BUILD (BUILDING BUILDS BUILT)

BUILDING (BUILD)

BUILDS (BUILD)

BUILT (BUILD)

BURDEN (BURDENED BURDENS)

BURDENED (BURDEN)

BURDENS (BURDEN)

BURIED

BURNING

BUSINESS

BUSY

C

CAESAR

CAIN

CALEB

CALF

CALL (CALLED CALLING CALLS)

CALLED (CALL)

CALLING (CALL)

CALLS (CALL)

CAMEL

CANAAN

CANCELED

CAPITAL

CAPSTONE (STONE)

CARE (CAREFUL CARES CARING)

CAREFUL (CARE)

CARELESS

CARES (CARE)

CARING* (CARE)

CARRIED (CARRY)

CARRIES (CARRY)

CARRY (CARRIED CARRIES)

CAST

CATCH (CAUGHT)

CATTLE

CAUGHT (CATCH)

CAUSE (CAUSES)

CAUSES (CAUSE)

CAUTIOUS*

CEASE

CENSER

CENTURION

CERTAIN (CERTAINTY)

CERTAINTY* (CERTAIN)

CHAFF

CHAINED

CHAMPION

CHANGE (CHANGED)

CHANGED (CHANGE)

CHARACTER

CHARGE

CHARIOTS

CHARM

CHASES

CHATTER* (CHATTERING)

CHATTERING* (CHATTER)

CHEAT* (CHEATED)

CHEATED (CHEAT)

CHEEK

CHEERFUL* (CHEERS)

CHEERS (CHEERFUL)

CHILD (CHILDISH CHILDREN)

CHILDISH* (CHILD)

CHILDREN (CHILD)

CHOOSE (CHOOSES CHOSE CHOSEN)

CHOOSES (CHOOSE)

CHOSE (CHOOSE)

CHOSEN (CHOOSE)

CHRIST (CHRIST’S CHRISTIAN CHRISTS)

CHRIST’S (CHRIST)

CHRISTIAN (CHRIST)

CHRISTS (CHRIST)

CHURCH

CIRCUMCISED

CIRCUMSTANCES

CITIZENS (CITIZENSHIP)

CITIZENSHIP (CITIZENS)

CITY

CIVILIAN*

CLAIM (CLAIMS)

CLAIMS (CLAIM)

CLAP

CLAY

CLEAN

CLING (CLINGS)

CLINGS (CLING)

CLOAK

CLOSE (CLOSER)

CLOSER (CLOSE)

CLOTHE (CLOTHED CLOTHES CLOTHING)

CLOTHED (CLOTHE)

CLOTHES (CLOTHE)

CLOTHING (CLOTHE)

CLOUD (CLOUDS)

CLOUDS (CLOUD)

CO-HEIRS* (INHERIT)

COALS

COLD

COMFORT (COMFORTED COMFORTS)

COMFORTED (COMFORT)

COMFORTS* (COMFORT)

COMMAND (COMMANDED COMMANDING COMMANDMENT COMMANDMENTS COMMANDS)

COMMANDED (COMMAND)

COMMANDING (COMMAND)

COMMANDMENT (COMMAND)

COMMANDMENTS (COMMAND)

COMMANDS (COMMAND)

COMMEND (COMMENDED COMMENDS)

COMMENDED (COMMEND)

COMMENDS (COMMEND)

COMMIT (COMMITS COMMITTED)

COMMITS (COMMIT)

COMMITTED (COMMIT)

COMMON

COMPANION (COMPANIONS)

COMPANIONS (COMPANION)

COMPANY

COMPARED (COMPARING)

COMPARING* (COMPARED)

COMPASSION (COMPASSIONATE COMPASSIONS)

COMPASSIONATE (COMPASSION)

COMPASSIONS* (COMPASSION)

COMPELLED (COMPELS)

COMPELS (COMPELLED)

COMPETENCE* (COMPETENT)

COMPETENT* (COMPETENCE)

COMPETES*

COMPLACENT

COMPLAINING*

COMPLETE

CONCEAL (CONCEALED CONCEALS)

CONCEALED (CONCEAL)

CONCEALS (CONCEAL)

CONCEITED

CONCEIVED

CONCERN (CONCERNED)

CONCERNED (CONCERN)

CONDEMN (CONDEMNATION CONDEMNED CONDEMNING CONDEMNS)

CONDEMNATION (CONDEMN)

CONDEMNED (CONDEMN)

CONDEMNING (CONDEMN)

CONDEMNS (CONDEMN)

CONDUCT

CONFESS (CONFESSION)

CONFESSION (CONFESS)

CONFIDENCE

CONFORM* (CONFORMED)

CONFORMED (CONFORM)

CONQUERORS

CONSCIENCE (CONSCIENCES)

CONSCIENCES* (CONSCIENCE)

CONSCIOUS*

CONSECRATE (CONSECRATED)

CONSECRATED (CONSECRATE)

CONSIDER (CONSIDERATE CONSIDERED CONSIDERS)

CONSIDERATE*(CONSIDER)

CONSIDERED (CONSIDER)

CONSIDERS (CONSIDER)

CONSIST

CONSOLATION

CONSTRUCTIVE*

CONSUME (CONSUMING)

CONSUMING (CONSUME)

CONTAIN

CONTAMINATES*

CONTEMPT

CONTEND (CONTENDING)

CONTENDING* (CONTEND)

CONTENT (CONTENTMENT)

CONTENTMENT (CONTENT)

CONTINUAL (CONTINUE)

CONTINUE (CONTINUAL)

CONTRITE*

CONTROL (CONTROLLED SELF-CONTROL SELF-CONTROLLED)

CONTROLLED (CONTROL)

CONTROVERSIES

CONVERSATION

CONVERT

CONVICT

CONVINCED (CONVINCING)

CONVINCING* (CONVINCED)

CORNELIUS*

CORNERSTONE (STONE)

CORRECT (CORRECTING CORRECTION CORRECTS)

CORRECTING* (CORRECT)

CORRECTION (CORRECT)

CORRECTS* (CORRECT)

CORRUPT (CORRUPTS)

CORRUPTS* (CORRUPT)

COST

COUNSEL (COUNSELOR)

COUNSELOR (COUNSEL)

COUNT (COUNTING COUNTS)

COUNTING (COUNT)

COUNTRY

COUNTS (COUNT)

COURAGE (COURAGEOUS)

COURAGEOUS (COURAGE)

COURSE

COURTS

COVENANT (COVENANTS)

COVENANTS (COVENANT)

COVER (COVER-UP COVERED COVERS)

COVER-UP (COVER)

COVERED (COVER)

COVERS (COVER)

COVET

COWARDLY*

CRAFTINESS (CRAFTY)

CRAFTY (CRAFTINESS)

CRAVE

CREATE (CREATED CREATION CREATOR)

CREATED (CREATE)

CREATION (CREATE)

CREATOR (CREATE)

CREATURE (CREATURES)

CREATURES (CREATURE)

CREDIT (CREDITED)

CREDITED (CREDIT)

CRIED (CRY)

CRIMSON

CRIPPLED

CRITICISM

CROOKED

CROSS

CROWD

CROWN (CROWNED CROWNS)

CROWNED (CROWN)

CROWNS (CROWN)

CRUCIFIED (CRUCIFY)

CRUCIFY (CRUCIFIED CRUCIFYING)

CRUCIFYING* (CRUCIFY)

CRUSH (CRUSHED)

CRUSHED (CRUSH)

CRY (CRIED)

CUP

CURSE (CURSED)

CURSED (CURSE)

CURTAIN

CYMBAL*

D

DANCE (DANCING)

DANCING (DANCE)

DANGER

DANIEL

DARK (DARKNESS)

DARKNESS (DARK)

DAUGHTERS

DAVID

DAWN

DAY (DAYS)

DAYS (DAY)

DEACONS

DEAD (DIE)

DEATH (DIE)

DEBAUCHERY

DEBORAH

DEBT (DEBTORS DEBTS)

DEBTORS (DEBT)

DEBTS (DEBT)

DECAY

DECEIT (DECEIVE)

DECEITFUL (DECEIVE)

DECEITFULNESS (DECEIVE)

DECEIVE (DECEIT DECEITFUL DECEITFULNESS DECEIVED DECEIVES DECEPTIVE)

DECEIVED (DECEIVE)

DECEIVES (DECEIVE)

DECENCY*

DECEPTIVE (DECEIVE)

DECLARE (DECLARED DECLARING)

DECLARED (DECLARE)

DECLARING (DECLARE)

DECREED (DECREES)

DECREES (DECREED)

DEDICATE (DEDICATION)

DEDICATION (DEDICATE)

DEED (DEEDS)

DEEDS (DEED)

DEEP (DEPTH)

DEER

DEFEND (DEFENSE)

DEFENSE (DEFEND)

DEFERRED*

DEFILE (DEFILED)

DEFILED (DEFILE)

DEFRAUD

DEITY*

DELIGHT (DELIGHTS)

DELIGHTS (DELIGHT)

DELILAH*

DELIVER (DELIVERANCE DELIVERED DELIVERER DELIVERS)

DELIVERANCE (DELIVER)

DELIVERED (DELIVER)

DELIVERER (DELIVER)

DELIVERS (DELIVER)

DEMANDED

DEMONS

DEMONSTRATE (DEMONSTRATES)

DEMONSTRATES*(DEMONSTRATE)

DEN

DENARIUS

DENIED (DENY)

DENIES (DENY)

DENY (DENIED DENIES DENYING)

DENYING* (DENY)

DEPART (DEPARTED)

DEPARTED (DEPART)

DEPOSIT

DEPRAVED (DEPRAVITY)

DEPRAVITY (DEPRAVED)

DEPRIVE

DEPTH (DEEP)

DESERT

DESERTED (DESERTS)

DESERTING (DESERTS)

DESERTS (DESERTED DESERTING)

DESERVE (DESERVES)

DESERVES (DESERVE)

DESIRABLE (DESIRE)

DESIRE (DESIRABLE DESIRES)

DESIRES (DESIRE)

DESOLATE

DESPAIR

DESPISE (DESPISED DESPISES)

DESPISED (DESPISE)

DESPISES (DESPISE)

DESTINED (DESTINY)

DESTINY (DESTINED PREDESTINED)

DESTITUTE

DESTROY (DESTROYED DESTROYS DESTRUCTION)

DESTROYED (DESTROY)

DESTROYS (DESTROY)

DESTRUCTION (DESTROY)

DETERMINED (DETERMINES)

DETERMINES* (DETERMINED)

DETESTABLE (DETESTS)

DETESTS (DETESTABLE)

DEVIL (DEVIL’S)

DEVIL’S*(DEVIL)

DEVOTE (DEVOTED DEVOTING DEVOTION DEVOUT)

DEVOTED (DEVOTE)

DEVOTING (DEVOTE)

DEVOTION (DEVOTE)

DEVOUR

DEVOUT (DEVOTE)

DIE (DEAD DEATH DIED DIES)

DIED (DIE)

DIES (DIE)

DIFFERENCE (DIFFERENT)

DIFFERENT (DIFFERENCE)

DIGNITY

DIGS

DILIGENCE (DILIGENT)

DILIGENT (DILIGENCE)

DIRECT (DIRECTS)

DIRECTS (DIRECT)

DIRGE

DISAPPEAR

DISAPPOINT* (DISAPPOINTED)

DISAPPOINTED (DISAPPOINT)

DISASTER

DISCERN (DISCERNING DISCERNMENT)

DISCERNING (DISCERN)

DISCERNMENT (DISCERN)

DISCIPLE (DISCIPLES)

DISCIPLES (DISCIPLE)

DISCIPLINE (DISCIPLINED DISCIPLINES)

DISCIPLINED (DISCIPLINE)

DISCIPLINES (DISCIPLINE)

DISCLOSED

DISCOURAGED

DISCREDITED

DISCRETION*

DISCRIMINATED*

DISFIGURED

DISGRACE (DISGRACEFUL DISGRACES)

DISGRACEFUL (DISGRACE)

DISGRACES (DISGRACE)

DISHONEST

DISHONOR (DISHONORS)

DISHONORS (DISHONOR)

DISMAYED

DISOBEDIENCE (DISOBEY)

DISOBEDIENT (DISOBEY)

DISOBEY (DISOBEDIENCE DISOBEDIENT)

DISORDER

DISOWN

DISPLAY (DISPLAYS)

DISPLAYS (DISPLAY)

DISPUTE (DISPUTES)

DISPUTES (DISPUTE)

DISQUALIFIED

DISREPUTE*

DISSENSION*

DISSIPATION*

DISTINGUISH

DISTORT

DISTRESS (DISTRESSED)

DISTRESSED (DISTRESS)

DIVIDED (DIVISION)

DIVINATION

DIVINE

DIVISION (DIVIDED DIVISIONS DIVISIVE)

DIVISIONS (DIVISION)

DIVISIVE* (DIVISION)

DIVORCE

DOCTOR

DOCTRINE

DOMINION

DOOR

DOORKEEPER

DOUBLE-EDGED

DOUBLE-MINDED (MIND)

DOUBT

DOWNCAST

DRAW (DRAWING DRAWS)

DRAWING (DRAW)

DRAWS (DRAW)

DREADFUL

DRESS

DRINK (DRUNK DRUNKARDS DRUNKENNESS)

DRIVES

DROP

DRUNK (DRINK)

DRUNKARDS (DRINK)

DRUNKENNESS (DRINK)

DRY

DUST

DUTY

DWELL (DWELLING)

DWELLING (DWELL)

E

EAGER

EAGLE’S (EAGLES)

EAGLES (EAGLE’S)

EAR (EARS)

EARNED

EARS (EAR)

EARTH (EARTHLY)

EARTHLY (EARTH)

EAST

EASY

EAT (EATING)

EATING (EAT)

EDICT

EDIFIES

EFFECT

EFFORT

ELAH

ELDERLY* (ELDERS)

ELDERS (ELDERLY)

ELECTION

ELI

ELIJAH

ELISHA

ELIZABETH*

EMBITTER*

EMPTY

ENABLE (ABLE)

ENABLED (ABLE)

ENABLES (ABLE)

ENCAMPS*

ENCOURAGE (ENCOURAGEMENT)

ENCOURAGEMENT (ENCOURAGE)

END

ENDURANCE (ENDURE)

ENDURE (ENDURANCE ENDURES)

ENDURES (ENDURE)

ENEMIES (ENEMY)

ENEMY (ENEMIES ENMITY)

ENJOY (JOY)

ENJOYMENT (JOY)

ENLIGHTENED* (LIGHT)

ENMITY* (ENEMY)

ENOCH

ENTANGLED (ENTANGLES)

ENTANGLES* (ENTANGLED)

ENTER (ENTERED ENTERS ENTRANCE)

ENTERED (ENTER)

ENTERS (ENTER)

ENTERTAIN

ENTHRALLED*

ENTHRONED (THRONE)

ENTICE

ENTIRE

ENTRUSTED (TRUST)

ENVY

EPHRAIM

EQUAL

EQUIP*(EQUIPPED)

EQUIPPED (EQUIP)

ERROR

ESAU

ESCAPE (ESCAPING)

ESCAPING (ESCAPE)

ESTABLISH

ESTEEMED

ESTHER

ETERNAL (ETERNALLY ETERNITY)

ETERNALLY (ETERNAL)

ETERNITY (ETERNAL)

ETHIOPIAN

EUNUCHS

EVANGELIST (EVANGELISTS)

EVANGELISTS* (EVANGELIST)

EVE

EVEN-TEMPERED*

EVER (EVERLASTING FOREVER)

EVER-INCREASING* (INCREASE)

EVERLASTING (EVER)

EVER-PRESENT*

EVIDENCE (EVIDENT)

EVIDENT (EVIDENCE)

EVIL

EXACT

EXALT (EXALTED EXALTS)

EXALTED (EXALT)

EXALTS (EXALT)

EXAMINE (EXAMINED)

EXAMINED (EXAMINE)

EXAMPLE (EXAMPLES)

EXAMPLES* (EXAMPLE)

EXASPERATE*

EXCEL (EXCELLENT)

EXCELLENT (EXCEL)

EXCHANGED

EXCUSE (EXCUSES)

EXCUSES* (EXCUSE)

EXISTS

EXPECT (EXPECTATION)

EXPECTATION (EXPECT)

EXPEL*

EXPENSIVE

EXPLOIT

EXPOSE

EXTENDS

EXTINGUISHED

EXTOL*

EXTORT*

EYE (EYES)

EYES (EYE)

EZEKIEL

EZRA

F

FACE (FACES)

FACES (FACE)

FACTIONS

FADE

FAIL (FAILING FAILINGS FAILS)

FAILING (FAIL)

FAILINGS (FAIL)

FAILS (FAIL)

FAINT

FAIR

FAITH (FAITHFUL FAITHFULLY FAITHFULNESS FAITHLESS)

FAITHFUL (FAITH)

FAITHFULLY (FAITH)

FAITHFULNESS (FAITH)

FAITHLESS (FAITH)

FALL (FALLEN FALLING FALLS)

FALLEN (FALL)

FALLING (FALL)

FALLS (FALL)

FALSE (FALSEHOOD FALSELY)

FALSEHOOD (FALSE)

FALSELY (FALSE)

FALTER*

FAMILIES (FAMILY)

FAMILY (FAMILIES)

FAMINE

FAN*

FAST

FATHER (FATHER’S FATHERLESS FATHERS FOREFATHERS)

FATHER’S (FATHER)

FATHERLESS (FATHER)

FATHERS (FATHER)

FATHOM*

FAULT (FAULTS)

FAULTFINDERS*

FAULTS (FAULT)

FAVORITISM*

FEAR (AFRAID FEARS)

FEARS (FEAR)

FEED

FEET (FOOT)

FELLOWSHIP

FEMALE

FERVOR

FIELD (FIELDS)

FIELDS (FIELD)

FIG (FIGS)

FIGHT (FOUGHT)

FIGS (FIG)

FILL (FILLED FILLS FULL FULLNESS FULLY)

FILLED (FILL)

FILLS (FILL)

FILTHY

FIND (FINDS FOUND)

FINDS (FIND)

FINISH (FINISHED)

FINISHED (FINISH)

FIRE

FIRM

FIRST

FIRSTBORN (BEAR)

FIRSTFRUITS

FISHERS

FITTING*

FIX

FLAME (FLAMES FLAMING)

FLAMES (FLAME)

FLAMING (FLAME)

FLASH

FLATTER (FLATTERING FLATTERY)

FLATTERING (FLATTER)

FLATTERY (FLATTER)

FLAWLESS*

FLEE

FLEETING

FLESH

FLOCK (FLOCKS)

FLOCKS (FLOCK)

FLOG

FLOODGATES

FLOURISHING

FLOW (FLOWING)

FLOWERS

FLOWING (FLOW)

FOLDING

FOLLOW (FOLLOWING FOLLOWS)

FOLLOWING (FOLLOW)

FOLLOWS (FOLLOW)

FOOD (FOODS)

FOODS (FOOD)

FOOL (FOOLISH FOOLISHNESS FOOLS)

FOOLISH (FOOL)

FOOLISHNESS (FOOL)

FOOLS (FOOL)

FOOT (FEET FOOTHOLD)

FOOTHOLD (FOOT)

FORBEARANCE*

FORBID

FOREFATHERS (FATHER)

FOREKNEW* (KNOW)

FOREVER (EVER)

FORFEIT

FORGAVE (FORGIVE)

FORGET (FORGETS FORGETTING)

FORGETS (FORGET)

FORGETTING (FORGET)

FORGIVE (FORGAVE FORGIVENESS FORGIVING)

FORGIVENESS (FORGIVE)

FORGIVING (FORGIVE)

FORMED

FORSAKE (FORSAKEN)

FORSAKEN (FORSAKE)

FORTRESS

FOUGHT (FIGHT)

FOUND (FIND)

FOUNDATION

FOXES

FRAGRANCE

FREE (FREED FREEDOM FREELY)

FREED (FREE)

FREEDOM (FREE)

FREELY (FREE)

FRIEND (FRIENDS)

FRIENDS (FRIEND)

FRUIT (FRUITFUL)

FRUITFUL (FRUIT)

FULFILL (FULFILLED FULFILLMENT)

FULFILLED (FULFILL)

FULFILLMENT (FULFILL)

FULL (FILL)

FULLNESS (FILL)

FULLY (FILL)

FUTURE

G

GABRIEL*

GAIN (GAINED)

GAINED (GAIN)

GALILEE

GALL

GAP

GARDENER

GARMENT (GARMENTS)

GARMENTS (GARMENT)

GATE (GATES)

GATES (GATE)

GATHER (GATHERS)

GATHERS (GATHER)

GAVE (GIVE)

GAZE

GENEALOGIES

GENERATIONS

GENEROUS

GENTILE (GENTILES)

GENTILES (GENTILE)

GENTLE (GENTLENESS)

GENTLENESS* (GENTLE)

GETHSEMANE

GIDEON*

GIFT (GIFTS)

GIFTS (GIFT)

GILEAD

GIVE (GAVE GIVEN GIVER GIVES GIVING)

GIVEN (GIVE)

GIVER* (GIVE)

GIVES (GIVE)

GIVING (GIVE)

GLAD (GLADNESS)

GLADNESS (GLAD)

GLORIFIED (GLORY)

GLORIFY (GLORY)

GLORIOUS (GLORY)

GLORY (GLORIFIED GLORIFY GLORIOUS)

GLUTTONS

GNASHING

GNAT*

GOAL

GOAT (GOATS SCAPEGOAT)

GOATS (GOAT)

GOD (GOD’S GODLINESS GODLY GODS)

GOD-BREATHED*(BREATHED)

GOD’S (GOD)

GODLINESS (GOD)

GODLY (GOD)

GODS (GOD)

GOLD

GOLGOTHA

GOLIATH

GOOD

GOSPEL

GOSSIP

GRACE (GRACIOUS)

GRACIOUS (GRACE)

GRAIN

GRANTED

GRASS

GRAVE (GRAVES)

GRAVES (GRAVE)

GREAT (GREATER GREATEST GREATNESS)

GREATER (GREAT)

GREATEST (GREAT)

GREATNESS (GREAT)

GREED (GREEDY)

GREEDY (GREED)

GREEN

GREW (GROW)

GRIEF (GRIEVE)

GRIEVE (GRIEF)

GROUND

GROW (GREW)

GRUMBLE (GRUMBLING)

GRUMBLING (GRUMBLE)

GUARANTEE (GUARANTEEING)