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{"a": ["A is the first letter of the Alphabet in most of the known languages of the earth; in the Ethiopic, however it is the thirteenth, and in the Runic the tenth. It is naturally the first letter, because it represents the first vocal sound naturally formed by the human organs; being the sound uttered with a mere opening of the mouth without constraint, and without any effort to alter the natural position or configuration of the lips. The A has been proven to be the first natural vocal sound, and entitled to the first place in alphabets.", "A has in English, three sounds; the long or slender, as in place, fate; the broad, as in wall, fall, which is shortened in salt, what; and the open, as in father, glass, which is shortened in rather, fancy. Its primitive sound was probably aw. A is also an abbreviation used before words beginning with an articulation; as a table, instead of an table, or one table. This is a modern change.", "This letter serves as a prefix to many English words, as in asleep; awake; afoot; aground; agoing. In some cases, this is a contraction of Teutonic ge, as in asleep, aware, from the Saxon geslapan, to sleep, to beware. Sometimes it is a corruption of the Saxon on, as again from ongean , awake from onwacian to watch or wake. Before participles, it may be a contraction of the Celtic ag, the sign of the participle of the present tense; as, ag-radh, saying; a saying, a going. Or this may be a contraction of on, or what is equally probable, it may have proceeded from a mere accidental sound produced by negligent utterance. In some words, a may be a contraction of at, of, in, to, or an. In some words of Greek original, a is privative, giving to them a negative sense, as in anonymous.", "Among the ancients, A was a numeral denoting 500, and with a dash A 5000. In the Julian Calendar, A is the first of the seven dominical letters.", "Among logicians, A, as an abbreviation, stands for a universal affirmative proposition. A asserts; E denies. Thus in barbara, a thrice repeated denotes so many of the propositions to be universal.", "The Romans used A to signify a negative or dissent in giving their votes; A standing for antiquo, I oppose or object to the proposed law. Opposed to this letter were U R, uti rogas, be it as you desire - the words used to express assent to a proposition. These letters were marked on wooden ballots, and each voter had an affirmative and a negative put into his hands, one of which at pleasure he gave as his vote, - In criminal trials, A stood for absolvo, I acquit, C for condemno, I condemn; and N L for non liquet, it is not evident; and the judges voted by ballots this marked. In inscriptions, A stands for Augustus; or for ager, aiunt, , aurum, argentum, &c.", "A is also used for anno, or ante; as in Anno Domini, the year of our Lord; anno mundi, the year of the world; ante meridiem, before noon, and for arts, in artium magister, master of arts.", "In algebra, a and first letters of the alphabet represent known quantities - the last letters are sometimes used to represent unknown quantities.", "music, A is the nominal of the sixth note in the natural diatonic scale - called by Guido la. It is also the name of one of the two natural moods; and it is the open note of the 2d string of the violin, by which the other strings are tuned and regulated.", "In pharmacy, a or aa, abbreviations of the Greek ana, signify of each separately, or that the things mentioned should be taken in quantities of the same weight or measure.", "In chimistry, A A A stand for amalgama, or amalgamation.", "In commerce, A stands for accepted, as in case of a bill of exchange. Merchants also number their books by the letters - A,B,C, instead of figures. Public officers number their exhibits in the same manner; as the document A, or B.", "Alpha and Omega, the first and last letters of the Greek Alphabet, are used in Scripture for the beginning and end - representative of Christ.", "In mathematics, letters are used as representatives of numbers, lines, angles and quantities. In arguments, letters are substituted for persons, in cases supposed, or stated for illustration, as A contracts with B to deliver property to D. - In the English phraseology \"a landlord as a hundred a year,\" \" the sum amounted to ten dollars a man,\" a is merely the adjective one, and this mode of expression is idiomatic; a hundred in a year; ten dollars to a man."], "aaronic": ["AARON'IC, a. Pertaining to Aaron, the Jewish High Priest, or to the priesthood of which he was the head."], "abaddon": ["ABAD'DON, n. Heb. Ch. Syr. Sam. to be lost, or destroyed, to perish.", "1. The destroyer, or angel of the bottomless pit. Rev. ix.", "2. The bottomless pit."], "abase": ["ABA'SE, v.t. Fr abaisser, from bas, low, or the bottom; W. bais; Latin and Gr. basis; Eng. base; It. Abbassare; Sp. bare, low. See Abash.", "1. The literal sense of abase is to lower or depress, to throw or cast down, as used by Bacon, \"to abase the eye.\" BLine truncated
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{
"Genesis": "Creation, the fall, the flood, and the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph.",
"Exodus": "Israel's deliverance from Egypt, the Law at Sinai, and the building of the tabernacle.",
"Leviticus": "God's laws for offerings, priests, holiness and the feasts of Israel.",
"Numbers": "Israel's census and forty years of wandering in the wilderness.",
"Deuteronomy": "Moses' final sermons, restating the Law before Israel enters the promised land.",
"Joshua": "Israel crosses the Jordan, conquers Canaan and divides the land.",
"Judges": "A cycle of sin and rescue as God raises up judges over Israel.",
"Ruth": "A Moabite widow's faithfulness and her redeemer Boaz, an ancestor of David.",
"1 Samuel": "Samuel, the rise and failure of King Saul, and David's anointing.",
"2 Samuel": "David's reign over Israel, his sin with Bathsheba, and the troubles that followed.",
"1 Kings": "Solomon's glory and temple, the divided kingdom, and the prophet Elijah.",
"2 Kings": "The decline of Israel and Judah to exile in Assyria and Babylon.",
"1 Chronicles": "Genealogies from Adam and the reign of David, with a focus on worship.",
"2 Chronicles": "Solomon's temple and the kings of Judah, ending with the exile.",
"Ezra": "The return from Babylon and the rebuilding of the temple.",
"Nehemiah": "The rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls and the people's renewed covenant.",
"Esther": "A Jewish queen in Persia saves her people from Haman's plot.",
"Job": "A righteous man suffers loss and questions, and God answers him.",
"Psalms": "Songs and prayers of praise, lament, trust and thanksgiving.",
"Proverbs": "Short sayings of wisdom for godly living.",
"Ecclesiastes": "The Preacher finds life under the sun empty without fearing God.",
"Song of Solomon": "A poem of love between a bridegroom and his bride.",
"Isaiah": "Prophecies of judgment and comfort, and of the coming Messiah and His kingdom.",
"Jeremiah": "The weeping prophet warns Judah of Babylon's coming and promises a new covenant.",
"Lamentations": "Poems of grief over the fall of Jerusalem.",
"Ezekiel": "Visions of judgment on Jerusalem, and of Israel's restoration and a new temple.",
"Daniel": "Faithful Daniel in Babylon, the lions' den, and visions of coming kingdoms.",
"Hosea": "God's faithful love for unfaithful Israel, pictured in the prophet's marriage.",
"Joel": "A plague of locusts calls Judah to repent and promises the Spirit poured out.",
"Amos": "A herdsman prophet condemns injustice and warns Israel of judgment.",
"Obadiah": "Judgment on Edom for its pride and its violence against Judah.",
"Jonah": "A reluctant prophet flees God, is swallowed by a fish, and preaches to Nineveh.",
"Micah": "Judgment on Israel's rulers, and the promise of a ruler born in Bethlehem.",
"Nahum": "The coming destruction of Nineveh.",
"Habakkuk": "The prophet questions God about evil and learns that the just shall live by faith.",
"Zephaniah": "The coming day of the LORD and a promise to restore a remnant.",
"Haggai": "A call to the returned exiles to rebuild the temple.",
"Zechariah": "Visions and prophecies encouraging the rebuilding, and of the coming King.",
"Malachi": "A last warning to a careless people, and the promise of a messenger before the LORD.",
"Matthew": "The gospel of Jesus Christ as the promised King of the Jews.",
"Mark": "A fast-moving gospel of Jesus as the servant who died and rose again.",
"Luke": "A careful account of the life of Jesus, the Son of man who came to seek the lost.",
"John": "The gospel of Jesus as the Son of God, written that you might believe and have life.",
"Acts": "The apostles spread the gospel from Jerusalem to Rome after Christ's ascension.",
"Romans": "Salvation by grace through faith, for Jew and Gentile alike.",
"1 Corinthians": "Paul corrects divisions and disorder in the church, and teaches on love and the resurrection.",
"2 Corinthians": "Paul defends his ministry and encourages comfort and generosity.",
"Galatians": "Freedom in Christ: we are justified by faith, not by the works of the law.",
"Ephesians": "The church as Christ's body, saved by grace and called to walk worthy.",
"Philippians": "A joyful letter on Christ's humility and rejoicing in all circumstances.",
"Colossians": "Christ is supreme over all, and complete in Him.",
"1 Thessalonians": "Encouragement to the young church, and the hope of Christ's return.",
"2 Thessalonians": "Correction about the day of the Lord, and a call to steadfast work.",
"1 Timothy": "Paul's instructions to a young pastor on church order and sound doctrine.",
"2 Timothy": "Paul's last letter, urging Timothy to be faithful and preach the word.",
"Titus": "Qualifications for elders and good works in the churches of Crete.",
"Philemon": "Paul appeals to Philemon to receive back his runaway servant Onesimus as a brother.",
"Hebrews": "Christ is better than the angels, Moses and the priests, and faith endures.",
"James": "Practical faith: be doers of the word, control the tongue, and pray.",
"1 Peter": "Hope and holy living for believers who suffer for Christ.",
"2 Peter": "Grow in grace and knowledge, and beware of false teachers and scoffers.",
"1 John": "Fellowship with God: walk in light, love one another, and know you have eternal life.",
"2 John": "A short warning to walk in truth and love and to avoid deceivers.",
"3 John": "Praise for hospitality to travelling believers, and a rebuke of Diotrephes.",
"Jude": "A call to contend for the faith against ungodly men.",
"Revelation": "Visions of Christ, the churches, coming judgments, and the new heaven and earth."
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{
"query": "rapture",
"explanation": "The word 'rapture' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to believers being caught up to meet Christ in the air.",
"search_terms": ["caught up", "meet the lord in the air"]
},
{
"query": "trinity",
"explanation": "The word 'trinity' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to the doctrine of the triune God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit).",
"search_terms": ["father son holy ghost", "three that bear record"]
},
{
"query": "missionary",
"explanation": "The word 'missionary' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to being sent to preach the gospel.",
"search_terms": ["go ye therefore", "preach the gospel", "sent"]
},
{
"query": "bible",
"explanation": "The word 'bible' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to the scriptures and God's word.",
"search_terms": ["scripture", "word of god", "holy scriptures"]
},
{
"query": "inerrancy",
"explanation": "The word 'inerrancy' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to the perfection and preservation of God's word.",
"search_terms": ["word of god", "scripture", "thou hast magnified thy word"]
},
{
"query": "antichrist system",
"explanation": "The phrase 'antichrist system' is usually a reference to the antichrist and end times deception.",
"search_terms": ["antichrist", "man of sin", "son of perdition", "beast"]
},
{
"query": "pre-tribulation",
"explanation": "The phrase 'pre-tribulation' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to Christ's return before the tribulation.",
"search_terms": ["caught up", "great tribulation", "day of the lord"]
},
{
"query": "soul winning",
"explanation": "The phrase 'soul winning' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to winning souls and converting sinners.",
"search_terms": ["winneth souls", "save souls", "convert"]
},
{
"query": "guardian angel",
"explanation": "The phrase 'guardian angel' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to angels and their protective ministry.",
"search_terms": ["angel", "ministering spirits", "charge over thee"]
},
{
"query": "angel wings",
"explanation": "The phrase 'angel wings' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to biblical descriptions of angels.",
"search_terms": ["angel", "seraphim", "cherubim", "wings"]
},
{
"query": "7 deadly sins",
"explanation": "The phrase '7 deadly sins' does not appear in the KJV (it's a Catholic tradition), but is usually a reference to biblical lists of sins.",
"search_terms": ["abomination", "works of the flesh", "evil"]
},
{
"query": "purgatory",
"explanation": "The word 'purgatory' does not appear in the KJV. This is a Catholic doctrine not found in scripture.",
"search_terms": ["appointed unto men once to die", "after this the judgment", "absent from the body"]
},
{
"query": "christmas",
"explanation": "The word 'christmas' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to the birth of Christ.",
"search_terms": ["born in bethlehem", "manger", "wise men", "shepherds"]
},
{
"query": "easter",
"explanation": "The word 'easter' appears once in the KJV (Acts 12:4) referring to Passover, but is usually a reference to Christ's resurrection.",
"search_terms": ["easter", "resurrection", "rose again", "third day"]
},
{
"query": "lucifer",
"explanation": "The name 'Lucifer' appears once in the KJV (Isaiah 14:12), but is usually a reference to Satan and his fall.",
"search_terms": ["lucifer", "devil", "satan", "dragon", "serpent"]
},
{
"query": "666",
"explanation": "The number '666' is usually a reference to the mark of the beast.",
"search_terms": ["six hundred threescore and six", "mark", "number of his name"]
},
{
"query": "four horsemen",
"explanation": "The phrase 'four horsemen' does not appear exactly in the KJV, but is usually a reference to the four horsemen of the apocalypse.",
"search_terms": ["horse", "seal", "rider"]
},
{
"query": "end of the world",
"explanation": "The phrase 'end of the world' is usually a reference to the end times and Christ's return.",
"search_terms": ["end of the world", "last days", "coming of the lord"]
},
{
"query": "left behind",
"explanation": "The phrase 'left behind' is usually a reference to the rapture and second coming.",
"search_terms": ["one shall be taken", "left", "coming of the son of man"]
},
{
"query": "prosperity gospel",
"explanation": "The phrase 'prosperity gospel' does not appear in the KJV. This is a false doctrine. Biblical warnings against covetousness and false teachers:",
"search_terms": ["love of money", "covetousness", "false prophets", "perverse disputings"]
},
{
"query": "speaking in tongues",
"explanation": "The phrase 'speaking in tongues' is usually a reference to tongues and spiritual gifts.",
"search_terms": ["tongues", "unknown tongue", "interpretation"]
},
{
"query": "slain in the spirit",
"explanation": "The phrase 'slain in the spirit' does not appear in the KJV. This is a charismatic practice not found in scripture.",
"search_terms": ["holy ghost", "filled with the spirit", "spirit of god"]
},
{
"query": "original sin",
"explanation": "The phrase 'original sin' does not appear in the KJV, but is usually a reference to the doctrine of inherited sin from Adam.",
"search_terms": ["all have sinned", "by one man sin entered", "in adam all die"]
},
{
"query": "the chosen",
"explanation": "The phrase 'the chosen' is usually a reference to God's elect and chosen people.",
"search_terms": ["chosen", "elect", "called"]
},
{
"query": "good samaritan",
"explanation": "The phrase 'good samaritan' is usually a reference to the parable of the good Samaritan.",
"search_terms": ["certain samaritan", "neighbour", "priest levite"]
},
{
"query": "prodigal son",
"explanation": "The phrase 'prodigal son' is usually a reference to the parable of the prodigal son.",
"search_terms": ["younger son", "riotous living", "father said", "was lost"]
},
{
"query": "jezebel spirit",
"explanation": "The phrase 'jezebel spirit' does not appear in the KJV (it's a charismatic term), but is usually a reference to Jezebel and false prophetesses.",
"search_terms": ["jezebel", "that woman", "seduceth"]
},
{
"query": "generational curse",
"explanation": "The phrase 'generational curse' does not appear in the KJV (it's a charismatic term), but is usually a reference to visiting iniquity upon children.",
"search_terms": ["visiting the iniquity", "fathers", "children"]
}
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