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# fear, fears, feared, afraid, fearful thing, fearful, dismayed, frighten, anxiety, dread, dreaded, fearsome, alarmed, timid, unafraid, fearlessly, cowards
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# fear, fears, feared, afraid, fearful thing, fearful, dismayed, frighten, anxiety, dread, dreaded, fearsome, alarmed, timid, unafraid, fearlessly, cowards, fainthearted
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## Definition:
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## Definition:
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The term "arrogant" means proud, usually in an obvious, outward way.
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The term "arrogant" means proud, usually in an obvious, outward way.
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* An arrogant person will often boast about himself.
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* An arrogant person will often boast about himself.
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* Being arrogant usually includes thinking that other people are not as important or talented as oneself.
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* A person who is arrogant usually thinks that other people are not as important or talented as he is.
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* People who do not honor God and who are in rebellion against him are arrogant because they do not acknowledge how great God is.
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* People who do not honor God and who are in rebellion against him are arrogant because they do not acknowledge how great God is.
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* To act "arrogantly" or "in arrogance" is to act as an arrogant person.
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(See also: [acknowledge](../other/acknowledge.md), [boast](../kt/boast.md), [proud](../other/proud.md))
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(See also: [acknowledge](../other/acknowledge.md), [boast](../kt/boast.md), [proud](../other/proud.md))
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* Strong's: H1346, H1347, H2102, H2103, H3093, H6277, G212, G5244, G5450
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* Strong's: H1346, H1347, H2087, H2102, H2103, H3093, H6277, G212, G5244, G5450
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# bloodshed
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# bloodshed, bloodguilt
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* This term literally means "shedding of blood," which refers to when blood comes out of a person's body from an open wound.
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* This term literally means "shedding of blood," which refers to when blood comes out of a person's body from an open wound.
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* The term "bloodshed" is often used to refer to widespread killing of people.
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* The term "bloodshed" is often used to refer to widespread killing of people.
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* It is also used as a general reference to the sin of murder.
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* It is also used as a general reference to the sin of murder.
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* "Bloodguilt" is guilt for bloodshed.
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# divination, diviner, diviners, soothsaying, soothsayer, divine, practice divination, enchantments
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# divination, diviner, diviners, soothsaying, soothsayer, divine, practice divination, enchantments, spells, interprets omens
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* In Old Testament times, God commanded the Israelites to not practice divination or soothsaying.
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* In Old Testament times, God commanded the Israelites to not practice divination or soothsaying.
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* God did permit his people to seek information from him using the Urim and Thummim, which were stones that he had designated to be used by the high priest for that purpose. But he did not allow his people to seek information through the help of evil spirits.
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* God did permit his people to seek information from him using the Urim and Thummim, which were stones that he had designated to be used by the high priest for that purpose. But he did not allow his people to seek information through the help of evil spirits.
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* Pagan diviners used different methods of trying to find out information from the spirit world. Sometimes they would examine the inside parts of a dead animal or throw animal bones on the ground, looking for patterns that they would interpret as messages from their false gods.
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* Pagan diviners used different methods of trying to find out information from the spirit world. Sometimes they would examine the inside parts of a dead animal or throw animal bones on the ground, looking for patterns that they would interpret as messages from their false gods.
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* An "enchantment" is a set of words that people believe have magic power.
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* A person who "interprets omens" seeks supernatural knowledge from such things as tea leaves and animal organs and the weather.
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* An "enchantment" or "spell" is a set of words that people believe have magic power.
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* In the New Testament, Jesus and the apostles also rejected divination, sorcery, witchcraft, and magic. All these practices involve using the power of evil spirits and are condemned by God.
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* In the New Testament, Jesus and the apostles also rejected divination, sorcery, witchcraft, and magic. All these practices involve using the power of evil spirits and are condemned by God.
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(See also: [apostle](../kt/apostle.md), [false god](../kt/falsegod.md), [magic](../other/magic.md), [sorcery](../other/sorcery.md))
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(See also: [apostle](../kt/apostle.md), [false god](../kt/falsegod.md), [magic](../other/magic.md), [sorcery](../other/sorcery.md))
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* Strong's: H134, H553, H787, H2713, H3245, H3247, H3248, H3559, H3772, H4143, H4144, H4146, H4328, H4349, H4527, H5975, H8356, G747, G950, G1457, G2310, G2311, G2602
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* Strong's: H134, H553, H787, H2713, H3245, H3247, H3248, H3559, H3772, H4143, H4144, H4146, H4328, H4349, H4527, H5975, H7760, H8356, G747, G950, G1457, G2310, G2311, G2602
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# judge, judges
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# judge, judges, the judge
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# rest, rests, rested, resting, restless, relief, be at rest, wait, lie down, dwell, dwells, dwelled, dwelling, rest secure, make ... home, at ease, lies down, lying down, lay down, lain down, refresh, refreshed
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# rest, rests, rested, resting, restless, relief, be at rest, wait, lie down, dwell, dwells, dwelled, dwelling, rest secure, make ... home, at ease, lies down, lying down, lay down, lain down, refresh, refreshed, make a dwelling for
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# understand, understands, understood, understanding, without understanding, thinking, insight, realized, realize, perceive, perceived, craftiness, sense, gives ... insight, gain understanding, arguments, intelligent
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# understand, understands, understood, understanding, without understanding, thinking, insight, realized, realize, perceive, perceived, craftiness, sense, gives ... insight, gain understanding, arguments, intelligent, unintentionally
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* "Craftiness" is understanding used for evil.
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* "Craftiness" is understanding used for evil.
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(See also: [believe](../kt/believe.md), [know](../other/know.md), [wise](../kt/wise.md))
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(See also: [believe](../kt/believe.md), [know](../other/know.md), [wise](../kt/wise.md))
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* "Arguments" are statements that one person makes to share his understanding with another person and to convince that other person to understand something the same way.
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* "Arguments" are statements that one person makes to share his understanding with another person and to convince that other person to understand something the same way.
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* To do something "unintentionally" is to do it without knowing or by accident or without intending to do it.
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