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| a continuous, detailed historical account of events arranged in order of time |
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| shrinking away, crouching or cringing |
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| dishonored; made filthy, corrupt, or ceremonially unclean |
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| a covered and curtained couch provided with shafts and used for carrying a single person; a stretcher used to carry the sick |
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| the property or money that a woman brings to her husband in marriage |
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| attempt to trick, cheat, mislead |
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| the workshop of a blacksmith; a blacksmith |
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| an iron or steel block on which metal objects are hammered |
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| oppressively hot and humid |
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| an ancient military machine used for hurling stones and arrows |
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| a group sent on a mission |
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| an ornamental clasp or pin |
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| punishment inflicted to get revenge for an injury or offense |
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| regret for one's wrong acts; distress due to guilt |
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| a device for confining the hands; handcuffs |
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| a governor of one of the four divisions of a country or province |
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| the Law; the first five books of the Old Testament |
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| one of a class of men who studied and interpreted Scripture |
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| Scripture rolled up in a case and attached to the doorpost |
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| feeling resentment because of wounded pride |
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| squirming, twisting, and turning |
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| revealing the message or will of God |
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| noisy shouting; loud noise |
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| a quantity of thread or yarn in a coil |
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| a newcomer; a newly enlisted member |
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