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BACK: The part of the body that is behind. To be in the rear of or behind something. [Strong's #: 268] Lexicon | Concordance BACK.OF.THE.NECK: The nape between the shoulders and the head. [Strong's #: 6676, 6677] Lexicon | Concordance BACKWARD: With the back foremost; in a reverse or contrary way; i.e. To walk backward in the sense of being after oneself. [Strong's #: 322] Lexicon | Concordance BAKE (Verb): To cook using dry heat, especially in an oven. [Strong's #: 644] Lexicon | Concordance BALM: An aromatic preparation for a healing ointment. A salve rubbed and pressed into the skin. [Strong's #: 6875] Lexicon | Concordance BAND: A gathering of men for attacking or raiding. [Strong's #: 1416] Lexicon | Concordance BANQUET: An elaborate meal often accompanied by a ceremony. [Strong's #: 4960, 4961] Lexicon | Concordance BARREN: Incapable of bearing children. Childless in the sense of being naked of children. [Strong's #: 6185] Lexicon | Concordance BARTER (Verb): To exchange an item or service for another. [Strong's #: 6148] Lexicon | Concordance BASE: The bottom or foundation which provides support. A person's home or family as being a base. A species of gnat. [Strong's #: 3653] Lexicon | Concordance BATHE (Verb): To cleanse by being immersed in, or washing with, water. [Strong's #: 7364, 7365] Lexicon | Concordance BATTLE: A struggle between two armies. [Strong's #: 4421] Lexicon | Concordance BE (Verb): To exist or have breath. That which exists has breath. In Hebrew thought the breath is the character of someone or something. Just as a man has character, so do objects. [Strong's #: 1933, 1934] Lexicon | Concordance BE.A.HARLOT (Verb): A woman who practices promiscuous sexual behavior, especially for hire. [Strong's #: 2181] Lexicon | Concordance BE.ABLE (Verb): To successfully prevail, overcome or endure. [Strong's #: 3201, 3202] Lexicon | Concordance BE.ABUNDANT (Verb): To be strong in might or numbers. From the abundant number of bones in the body. [Strong's #: 6105] Lexicon | Concordance BE.AN.IN.LAW (Verb): To have a relationship with another through marriage. [Strong's #: 2859] Lexicon | Concordance BE.ASHAMED (Verb): Feeling shame, guilt or disgrace; to be dried up with shame; Refrained (when written in the piel [intensive] form). [Strong's #: 954] Lexicon | Concordance BE.BITTER (Verb): Having a harsh, disagreeably acrid taste. One of the four basic taste sensations; Provoke (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 4843] Lexicon | Concordance BE.CHILDLESS (Verb): To be without children through miscarriage, barrenness or loss of children; Miscarry (when written in the piel [intensive] form). [Strong's #: 7921] Lexicon | Concordance BE.CLEAN (Verb): Free from dirt, pollution or immorality; unadulterated, pure. [Strong's #: 2891] Lexicon | Concordance BE.CRAFTY (Verb): The doing of a thing slyly or cunningly. [Strong's #: 5230] Lexicon | Concordance BE.DELIGHTFUL (Verb): One of the four basic taste sensations. [Strong's #: 5276] Lexicon | Concordance BE.DRUNK (Verb): To be filled with intoxicating drink. [Strong's #: 7937] Lexicon | Concordance BE.DYSFUNCTIONAL (Verb): Impaired or abnormal filling of purpose; to act wrongly by injuring or doing an evil action. [Strong's #: 4827, 7489] Lexicon | Concordance BE.FACE.TO.FACE (Verb): To face another; Tell (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 5046, 5047] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BE.FAR (Verb): To be distant, a long way off. [Strong's #: 7368] Lexicon | Concordance BE.FRUITFUL (Verb): Abundantly productive. [Strong's #: 6500] Lexicon | Concordance BE.HARD (Verb): To be difficult; not easily penetrated; not easily yielding to pressure. [Strong's #: 7185] Lexicon | Concordance BE.HEAVY (Verb): To be great in weight, wealth or importance; Honor (when written in the piel [intensive] form). [Strong's #: 3513] Lexicon | Concordance BE.HUNGRY (Verb): To have an urgent craving for food; famished. [Strong's #: 7456] Lexicon | Concordance BE.IMPATIENT (Verb): Exhausted in strength, endurance, vigor or freshness. [Strong's #: 3811] Lexicon | Concordance BE.IN.MISERY (Verb): A state of suffering and want due to poverty or affliction. [Strong's #: 3510] Lexicon | Concordance BE.NUMB (Verb): Devoid of sensation or emotion. [Strong's #: 6313] Lexicon | Concordance BE.OLD (Verb): To be of an advanced age. [Strong's #: 2204] Lexicon | Concordance BE.RICH (Verb): To have a large accumulation of resources, means, or funds. To be wealthy. [Strong's #: 6238] Lexicon | Concordance BE.SAD (Verb): To be in a state of depression. [Strong's #: 2196] Lexicon | Concordance BE.SICK (Verb): To be twisted through pain. [Strong's #: 2470] Lexicon | Concordance BE.SMALL (Verb): To have little size or slight dimensions; insignificant. [Strong's #: 6994] Lexicon | Concordance BE.STEADFAST (Verb): To walk on the right path without losing the way. [Strong's #: 6663] Lexicon | Concordance BE.STRONG (Verb): To be mentally astute, firm, obstinate or courageous. Having or marked by great physical, moral or intellectual power. [Strong's #: 553] Lexicon | Concordance BE.THREEFOLD (Verb): Being three times as great or as many. [Strong's #: 8027] Lexicon | Concordance BE.UNCLEAN (Verb): Physically or morally impure; dirty, filthy; Defile (when written in the piel [intensive] form). [Strong's #: 2930] Lexicon | Concordance BE.WHOLE (Verb): To be free of wound or injury, defect or impairment, disease or deformity; physically and mentally sound. [Strong's #: 8552] Lexicon | Concordance BE.ZEALOUS (Verb): To be filled with eagerness and ardent interest in pursuit of something; Envious (when written in the piel [intensive] form). [Strong's #: 7065] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BEARD: The hair that grows on a man's face. A long beard as a sign of old age and wisdom. An elder as a bearded one. [Strong's #: 2205, 2206] Lexicon | Concordance BEAST: An animal as distinguished from man or a plant. A tall or large creature. Also representative of wealth, as one who is exalted. [Strong's #: 929, 930] Lexicon | Concordance BEAT (Verb): To strike repeatedly in a rhythm such as a drum. [Strong's #: 6470] Lexicon | Concordance BEAT.OUT (Verb): To strike something with a sharp blow. [Strong's #: 1849] Lexicon | Concordance BEAUTIFUL: Generally pleasing. Possessing the qualities of loveliness or functionality. [Strong's #: 3303, 3304] Lexicon | Concordance BEAUTY: A person, place or thing that is graceful and precious; what is worth protecting. [Strong's #: 2580] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BED: A place for sleeping. Spread out sheet for sleeping. [Strong's #: 4296] Lexicon | Concordance BEFORE: What precedes another event; Not yet. [Strong's #: 2962] Lexicon | Concordance BEING: A person or creature that has breath.The whole of an individual, god or animal including the body, mind, emotion, character and inner parts. [Strong's #: 5315] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BELITTLE (Verb): To regard or portray as less impressive or important; to be light in weight; to curse or despise in the sense of making light. [Strong's #: 7043] Lexicon | Concordance BELLY: The undersurface of an animal; the stomach and other digestive organs. [Strong's #: 1512] Lexicon | Concordance BEND.DOWN (Verb): To pay homage to another one by bowing low or getting on the knees with the face to the ground. [Strong's #: 7812] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BEND.THE.KNEE: A kneeling down, often as a sign of respect to another. [Strong's #: 86] Lexicon | Concordance BEQA: A dry weight measure equal to one-half shekel weight. [Strong's #: 1235] Lexicon | Concordance BESIDE: Being next to something. [Strong's #: 681] Lexicon | Concordance BEST: Excelling all others; most, largest; most productive or good, utility or satisfaction. [Strong's #: 4315] Lexicon | Concordance BETWEEN: In the time, space or interval that separates. [Strong's #: 996, 997, 1143] Lexicon | Concordance BIND (Verb): To make secure by tying; to confine, restrain or restrict as if with bonds. bind with a cord. [Strong's #: 6123] Lexicon | Concordance BIND.UP (Verb): To tie something. The tying of the tongue, silence. [Strong's #: 481] Lexicon | Concordance BIRD: A creature distinguished by a body covering of feathers and wings as forelimbs. [Strong's #: 6833] Lexicon | Concordance BIRD.OF.PREY: A carnivorous bird that feeds on carrion or meat taken by hunting. [Strong's #: 5861] Lexicon | Concordance BIRTHING: The act or process of bringing forth offspring from the womb. Total of the children born within an era. [Strong's #: 8435] Lexicon | Concordance BIRTHRIGHT: Rights, privileges or possessions to which a person is entitled by birth. The rights of the firstborn son (see Deut. 21:17). Also meaning the firstborn. [Strong's #: 1062] Lexicon | Concordance BITE (Verb): To seize especially with teeth or jaws; to sting, wound or pierce as with a fang. To give usury in the sense of a biting. [Strong's #: 5391] Lexicon | Concordance BITTER: A difficult taste or experience. [Strong's #: 4751, 4752] Lexicon | Concordance BLACK: A dark or darkened color; charcoal color. [Strong's #: 2345] Lexicon | Concordance BLAST (Verb): To blow heavily. [Strong's #: 7710] Lexicon | Concordance BLAZING: To burn, flash or shine brightly. Also used for the magic of magicians. [Strong's #: 3858] Lexicon | Concordance BLOOD: The red fluid that circulates through the body; Bloodshed (when in the plural form). [Strong's #: 1818] Lexicon | Concordance BODY: By extension, the physical form, either alive or dead; a corpse. [Strong's #: 1472] Lexicon | Concordance BOIL (Verb): To generate bubbles of vapor when heated; to cook a meat in water; Ripen (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 1310] Lexicon | Concordance BONDWOMAN: A female slave. One who is bound to another. [Strong's #: 519] Lexicon | Concordance BONE: The hard tissue of which the skeleton is chiefly composed. As a numerous amount. [Strong's #: 6106] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BOOTH: A temporary shelter; a small enclosure; dwelling place. [Strong's #: 5521] Lexicon | Concordance BORDER: The outer edge of a region. Also the area within the borders. [Strong's #: 1366] Lexicon | Concordance BORN: Brought forth, as if by birth. [Strong's #: 3211] Lexicon | Concordance BOSOM: The human chest, especially the front side. [Strong's #: 2436] Lexicon | Concordance BOUND.SHEAF: Stalks and ears of a cereal grass bound together. A sheaf of grain that is bound. [Strong's #: 485] Lexicon | Concordance BOUND.UP (Verb): To be confined or hedged in together; to wait or to be held back in the sense of being bound up. [Strong's #: 6960] Lexicon | Concordance BOW: A weapon made from a stiff branch to shoots arrows. A bow-shaped object such as a rainbow. [Strong's #: 7198, 7199] Lexicon | Concordance BOW.THE.HEAD (Verb): To lower the head as a sign of respect. [Strong's #: 6915] Lexicon | Concordance BOWELS: The large intestines as encompassed about by the torso. Compassion as coming from the bowels. [Strong's #: 7356, 7358, 7359] Lexicon | Concordance BOWL: A concave vessel especially for holding liquids. As with high sides. [Strong's #: 1375] Lexicon | Concordance BOX: A rigid rectangular receptacle often with a cover. Any box-shaped object. [Strong's #: 727] Lexicon | Concordance BOY: A male child from birth to puberty. [Strong's #: 3206] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BRACELET: An ornamental band or chain worn around the wrist. As the ends joined together. [Strong's #: 6781] Lexicon | Concordance BRAMBLE: A rough, prickly vine or shrub. Thorn. [Strong's #: 6975] Lexicon | Concordance BRANCH: A branch used as a staff. Also, a tribe as a branch of the family. [Strong's #: 4294] Lexicon | Concordance BREACH: A broken, ruptured or torn condition or area; a gap as in a wall made by battering. [Strong's #: 6556] Lexicon | Concordance BREAD: Baked and leavened bread primarily made of flour or meal. Also food in general. [Strong's #: 3899, 3900, 3901] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BREAD.CAKE: Cakes baked on hot stones. [Strong's #: 5692] Lexicon | Concordance BREAK (Verb): To throw something on the ground and break it by trampling. [Strong's #: 6565] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BREAK.OUT (Verb): To be spread out wide or widespread. [Strong's #: 6555] Lexicon | Concordance BREAST: Milk-producing glandular organs situated on the chest in the female; the fore part of the body between the neck and the abdomen. Also a goat-idol from the teats of the goat. [Strong's #: 7699, 7700] Lexicon | Concordance BREATH: Air inhaled or exhaled. The breath of man or god. The essence of life. [Strong's #: 5396, 5397] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BRICK: A building material typically rectangular and of moist clay hardened by heat. [Strong's #: 3840, 3843] Lexicon | Concordance BRIDE.PRICE: A payment given by or in behalf of a prospective husband to the bride's family. [Strong's #: 4119] Lexicon | Concordance BRIGHT: A radiating or reflective light. As cheerful. [Strong's #: 8233] Lexicon | Concordance BRIMSTONE: A rock of sulfur that burns. [Strong's #: 1614] Lexicon | Concordance BRING.FORTH (Verb): To issue out; to bring forth children, either by the woman who bears them or the man who fathers them; Act as midwife (when written in the piel [intensive] form). [Strong's #: 3205] Lexicon | Concordance BROTHER: A male who has the same parents as another or shares one parent with another. One who stands between the enemy and the family, a protector. [Strong's #: 251, 252, 1889] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BUCK: The large males of a flock of sheep or heard of deer. By extension, anything of strength including a chief, pillar (as the strong support of a building), or oak tree (one of the strongest of the woods). [Strong's #: 352, 353, 354] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles BUILD (Verb): To construct a building or home with wood, stone or other material or a family with sons. [Strong's #: 1124, 1129] Lexicon | Concordance BULL: A large male un-castrated bovine. [Strong's #: 6499] Lexicon | Concordance BURIAL.PLACE: The place of interment or deposit of a deceased body. [Strong's #: 6900] Lexicon | Concordance BURN.BLACK (Verb): To char wood in a fire. A passion that burns for another. [Strong's #: 3648] Lexicon | Concordance BURNT.OFFERING: The rising of smoke from a carcass placed in a fire. [Strong's #: 1473, 5930] Lexicon | Concordance BURST.OUT (Verb): To be larger, fuller, or more crowded; to break out or break forth as a blooming flower or the wings of a bird. [Strong's #: 6524] Lexicon | Concordance BURY (Verb): To dispose of by depositing in the ground. [Strong's #: 6912] Lexicon | Concordance BUSINESS: The principal occupation of one's life. A service. [Strong's #: 4399] Lexicon | Concordance BUT: On the contrary. An outcome desired in the sense of joining. [Strong's #: 199] Lexicon | Concordance BUTCHER (Verb): One who slaughters animals or dresses their flesh. [Strong's #: 2873] Lexicon | Concordance BY: In proximity to. The sense of standing with another; With. [Strong's #: 5978] Lexicon | Concordance