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RAFTER: The beams which the roof of the house sits on. [Strong's #: 6982] Lexicon | Concordance RAIMENT: Clothing; garments. [Strong's #: 3682] Lexicon | Concordance RAIN.SHOWER: The rain of the skies. [Strong's #: 1653, 1655, 1730] Lexicon | Concordance RAISE.UP (Verb): To lift something up. [Strong's #: 7311, 7313] Lexicon | Concordance RAM: A member of a flock of sheep or goats. [Strong's #: 2089, 7716] Lexicon | Concordance RAVEN: A glossy black bird. As black in color. [Strong's #: 6158] Lexicon | Concordance REACH (Verb): To touch or grasp; to get up to or as far as; to come together in meeting by chance; to give or place in the sense of a meeting. [Strong's #: 6293] Lexicon | Concordance REBEL (Verb): To oppose or disobey one in authority or control. [Strong's #: 4775] Lexicon | Concordance REBUKE (Verb): To communicate toward a disorderly person to effect a return to their rightful place of order. [Strong's #: 1605] Lexicon | Concordance RECKLESS: Marked by lack of proper caution. [Strong's #: 6349] Lexicon | Concordance RECKON (Verb): To appoint, assign, count or number a set of things or people. [Strong's #: 4483, 4487] Lexicon | Concordance RECOGNIZE (Verb): To acknowledge or take notice of in some definite way; Make self unrecognizable (when written in the hitpa'el [reflexive] form). [Strong's #: 5234] Lexicon | Concordance RED: Of the color red. Ruddy; florid. [Strong's #: 122] Lexicon | Concordance REDEEM (Verb): To buy back. Restore one to his original position or avenge his death. In the participle form this verb means "avenger," as it is the role of the nearest relative to buy back one in slavery or avenge his murder. [Strong's #: 1350] Lexicon | Concordance REED.PIPE: A wind instrument made of reeds. [Strong's #: 5748] Lexicon | Concordance REFINE (Verb): To reduce to a pure state. [Strong's #: 6338, 6339] Lexicon | Concordance REFLECTION: The return of light or sound waves from a surface; production of an image as by a mirror. [Strong's #: 4759] Lexicon | Concordance REFUSE (Verb): To express one's self as being unwilling to accept. [Strong's #: 3985] Lexicon | Concordance REGISTER (Verb): To indicate or show acknowledgement of someone or something; to document or count another; Set over (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 6485, 6486] Lexicon | Concordance REGULATE (Verb): To govern or correct according to rule; to bring order, method, or uniformity to; to compare one thing to another in the sense of a rule of measurement, often as a proverb or parable. [Strong's #: 4910, 4911] Lexicon | Concordance REGULATION: An authoritative rule dealing with details or procedure. The power and authority of one to regulate and control over another. [Strong's #: 4475] Lexicon | Concordance REIGN (Verb): To rule over a kingdom as king or queen. [Strong's #: 4427] Lexicon | Concordance REJOICING: A state of felicity or happiness. [Strong's #: 8056, 8057] Lexicon | Concordance RELIEF: A deliverance or freedom from a trouble, burden or danger. [Strong's #: 3444] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles REMAIN (Verb): To continue unchanged; to stay behind; Leave (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 7604] Lexicon | Concordance REMAINDER: A remaining group, part or trace. [Strong's #: 3499] Lexicon | Concordance REMEMBER (Verb): To recall an event or action in memorial or reflection. To speak on behalf of another.To reenact a past event as a memorial; Mention (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 2142] Lexicon | Concordance REMNANT: A usually small part, member, or trace remaining. [Strong's #: 7611] Lexicon | Concordance REMOVE.THE.COVER (Verb): To reveal something by exposing it. Usually from the removal of clothing; Uncover (when written in the niphil [passive] or hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 1540, 1541] Lexicon | Concordance REPLACEMENT: That which takes the place of , especially as a substitute or successor. In the sense of passing through one thing to another. [Strong's #: 2487] Lexicon | Concordance REPORT: An account or statement of an event or happening. What is heard. [Strong's #: 8088] Lexicon | Concordance REPRODUCE (Verb): To produce new individuals of the same kind; to be abundant in fruit. [Strong's #: 6509] Lexicon | Concordance RESIDE (Verb): To dwell permanently or continuously. [Strong's #: 2082] Lexicon | Concordance REST (Verb): Freedom from activity or labor. To rest from trouble or labor; Leave (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 5117] Lexicon | Concordance RESTRAIN (Verb): To prevent from doing. Hold back, in the sense of grabbing the heel. [Strong's #: 6117] Lexicon | Concordance RESTRICT (Verb): To confine within bounds. Hold back or prevent someone or something. [Strong's #: 3607] Lexicon | Concordance REVIVING: Restoring to consciousness or life. [Strong's #: 4241] Lexicon | Concordance RIB: Any of the paired bony or cartilaginous bones that stiffen the walls of the thorax and protect the organs beneath. A ridge of a hill from its similar shape to a rib. Also, the side. [Strong's #: 5967, 6763] Lexicon | Concordance RICHES: Wealth. The possessions that make one wealthy. [Strong's #: 6239] Lexicon | Concordance RIDE (Verb): To sit and travel in any conveyance; to sit astride an animal, wagon or chariot. [Strong's #: 7392] Lexicon | Concordance RIGHT.HAND: The hand on the right side of a person. Also, a direction as in "to the right." [Strong's #: 3225] Lexicon | Concordance RING: A circular band of metal or other durable material. Also the signet ring containing the mark of the owner that is sunk into a lump of clay as a seal. [Strong's #: 2885] Lexicon | Concordance RIPEN (Verb): To bring to completeness or perfection. Give off the fragrance of the fruit as it ripens. To add spices to a body for embalming. [Strong's #: 2590] Lexicon | Concordance RISE (Verb): To assume an upright position; to raise or rise up; to continue or establish. [Strong's #: 6965, 6966] Lexicon | Concordance RIVER: A natural stream of water of considerable volume. The life-giving water that washes over the soil. [Strong's #: 5103, 5104] Lexicon | Concordance ROAD: A route or path for traveled or walked. The path or manner of life. [Strong's #: 1870] Lexicon | Concordance | Articles ROAM (Verb): To wander around restlessly. [Strong's #: 7300] Lexicon | Concordance ROBE: A long flowing outer garment. Wide garment. [Strong's #: 155] Lexicon | Concordance ROD: A long and slender bar of wood. A staff for walking. [Strong's #: 4731] Lexicon | Concordance ROLL (Verb): A written document that may be wrapped round on itself. [Strong's #: 1556, 5953] Lexicon | Concordance ROOF.COVERING: Material used for a top or covering of a building. What covers something. [Strong's #: 4372] Lexicon | Concordance ROUND.ABOUT: A circuitous way or route; Concerning. [Strong's #: 1157] Lexicon | Concordance ROUNDNESS: 1. Cylindrical; something as a circle, globe or ring that is round. A round thing or place. A round loaf of bread. An expanse as a round piece of land. 2. Kikar: A dry standard of measure. Usually rendered as "talent" in most translations, however the word talent is a transliteration of the Greek word talanton (a Greek coin) used in the Greek Septuagint for the Hebrew word "kikar." [Strong's #: 3603] Lexicon | Concordance ROW.OF.TENTS: A settlement usually larger than a hamlet and smaller than a town. [Strong's #: 2918] Lexicon | Concordance RUDDY: Having a healthy reddish color. [Strong's #: 132] Lexicon | Concordance RULE (Verb): To exert control, direction, or influence over, especially by curbing or restraining; to spread out through a land through authority or by walking among the subjects. [Strong's #: 7287] Lexicon | Concordance RUN (Verb): To go faster than a walk; Quickly bring (when written in the hiphil [causative] form). [Strong's #: 7323] Lexicon | Concordance