To detest, loathe, or regard with extreme disgust and hatred.

Modern: detest / loathe / hate intensely

To remain, stay, or dwell in a place or state. To endure, withstand, or bear patiently. To wait for or await.

Modern: remain / stay / endure

Third person singular present tense of 'abide'. Archaic form meaning 'abides' or 'remains'.

Modern: remains / stays / endures

A place of dwelling or residence. As a verb (past tense of 'abide'), it means 'stayed' or 'remained'.

Modern: dwelling / home / stayed

Something that causes extreme disgust, hatred, or loathing, especially in the sight of God. A morally detestable act or practice.

Modern: something detestable / morally repulsive act

Formal release from guilt, blame, or sin; a declaration of forgiveness.

Modern: forgiveness / pardon

A thorny tree or shrub common in desert regions, whose durable wood was used in constructing the tabernacle and its furniture.

Modern: acacia tree / desert hardwood

The hardest stone; probably diamond or corundum. Used figuratively to mean unyielding or impenetrable.

Modern: hardest stone / diamond

To charge or command solemnly, often under oath; to earnestly urge or entreat. To bind by a solemn appeal to God.

Modern: solemnly command / urge under oath

At, to, or from a great distance. Far away in space or time.

Modern: far away / from a distance

Suffering, distress, or hardship; a state of pain, grief, or trouble.

Modern: suffering / hardship / distress

A fever, especially one characterized by fits of shivering; a malarial type of fever.

Modern: fever / malaria

Although; even though. A conjunction introducing a concessive clause.

Modern: although / even though

A person appointed to distribute alms (charitable gifts) to the poor.

Modern: charity distributor

Charitable gifts of money or goods given to the poor. Acts of mercy and generosity toward those in need.

Modern: charitable gifts / donations to the poor

An aromatic wood or resin used in perfumery and burial preparations, not the modern aloe vera plant.

Modern: aromatic wood / fragrant resin

A word expressing solemn agreement, affirmation, or endorsement. Means 'truly,' 'so be it,' or 'let it be so.'

Modern: truly / so be it / I agree

To improve, correct, or reform one's ways, behavior, or conduct. To make right what has been wrong.

Modern: correct / reform / improve

To punish by imposing a fine; to exact a monetary penalty.

Modern: fine / penalize

A purple or violet variety of quartz, used as a gemstone. The twelfth stone in the high priest's breastplate.

Modern: purple gemstone

To pour or smear oil on a person's head or body as a sign of consecration, divine appointment, healing, or honor.

Modern: consecrate with oil / ceremonially apply oil

Immediately; at once; soon.

Modern: immediately / at once

The abandonment or renunciation of a religious faith; falling away from previously held beliefs.

Modern: falling away / abandonment of faith

One sent out with a special commission; specifically, the twelve disciples chosen by Jesus plus Paul, who were sent to spread the gospel.

Modern: sent one / commissioned messenger

Clothing, garments, or attire, especially of a fine or distinctive quality.

Modern: clothing / attire / garments

To belong to or be connected with as a rightful part; to pertain.

Modern: belong / pertain / relate to

Correctly; in the right way; properly.

Modern: correctly / properly

Second person singular present tense of the verb 'to be'. Used with 'thou' to mean 'you are'.

Modern: are

To attempt, try, or endeavor to do something.

Modern: attempt / try

To lessen, ease, or calm; an archaic spelling of 'assuage'.

Modern: ease / lessen / calm