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Oak

       Oak of Tabor
       Oak: Absalom Hung in the Boughs of
       Oak: Deborah Buried Under
       Oak: Figurative
       Oak: Grew in Palestine

Oaks

       The Oak-Tree of Strong and Powerful Men
       The Oak-Tree of the Church
       The Oak-Tree of Wicked Rulers
       The Oak-Tree: (Fading) of the Wicked Under Judgments
       The Oak-Tree: Absalom in his Flight Intercepted By, and Suspended From
       The Oak-Tree: Casting Its Leaves in Winter
       The Oak-Tree: Idolaters often Made Idols of
       The Oak-Tree: Jacob Buried his Family Idols Under
       The Oak-Tree: Strong
       The Oak-Tree: The Ancients often: Buried Their Dead Under
       The Oak-Tree: The Ancients often: Erected Monuments Under
       The Oak-Tree: The Ancients often: Performed Idolatrous Rites Under
       The Oak-Tree: The Ancients often: Rested Under
       The Oak-Tree: The Hill of Bashan Celebrated For
       The Oak-Tree: The People of Tyre Made Oars of
       The Oak-Tree: Thick Spreading

Oar

Oar: General Scriptures Concerning

Oars

Oath

       Oath used in Solemnizing Covenants: Between Abraham and Abimelech
       Oath used in Solemnizing Covenants: Between Abraham and the King of Sodom
       Oath used in Solemnizing Covenants: Between Isaac and Abimelech
       Oath: Abraham Requires Oath of his Servant Eliezer
       Oath: Attributed to God
       Oath: Boaz Swears to Ruth
       Oath: David Swears not to Eat Until the Sun Goes Down
       Oath: David Swears to Bath-Sheba That Solomon Will be King
       Oath: David Swears to Saul
       Oath: Elisha Seals his Vow to Follow Elijah By
       Oath: Esau Confirms the Sale of his Birthright By
       Oath: Ezra Requires, of the Priests and Levites
       Oath: Gedaliah Confirms his Word By
       Oath: Gehazi Confirms his Lie By
       Oath: Jacob Confirms the Covenant Between Him and Laban By
       Oath: Jehoida Requires an Oath from the Rulers
       Oath: Joab Confirms his Word By
       Oath: Jonathan and David Confirm a Covenant By
       Oath: Joseph Requires a Similar Oath
       Oath: King of Samaria Confirms his Word With An
       Oath: Moses Covenants With Caleb By
       Oath: Peter Confirms his Denial of Jesus By
       Oath: Rahab Requires an Oath from the Spies
       Oath: Requires Joseph to Swear That he Would Bury Him With his Forefathers
       Oath: Ruth Swears to Naomi
       Oath: Saul Swears to Jonathan
       Oath: Saul Swears to the Witch of En-Dor
       Oath: So Does Nehemiah
       Oath: So Does Shimei
       Oath: Solomon Confirms his Word By
       Oath: The Elders of Gilead Confirm Their Pledge to Jephthah By
       Oath: The Israelites Confirm the Covenant With the Hivites
       Oath: The Israelites Swear in Mizpeh
       Oath: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To
       Oath: Zedekiah Swears to Jeremiah
       Oath: Zedekiah Violates

       Oaths used for Binding to Performance of Any Particular Act
       Oaths used for Binding to Performance of Sacred Duties
       Oaths used for Confirming Covenants
       Oaths used for Deciding Controversies in Courts of Law
       Oaths used for Pledging Allegiance to Sovereigns
       Oaths: Antiquity of
       Oaths: Custom of Swearing by the Life of the King
       Oaths: Expressions Used as As the Lord Liveth
       Oaths: Expressions Used as As Thy Soul Liveth
       Oaths: Expressions Used as Before God I Lie Not
       Oaths: Expressions Used As by the Fear of Isaac
       Oaths: Expressions Used As by the Lord
       Oaths: Expressions Used as God do So to Thee and More Also
       Oaths: Expressions Used as God do So to Thee, and More Also
       Oaths: Expressions Used as God is Witness
       Oaths: Expressions Used as I Call God for a Record
       Oaths: Expressions Used as I Charge You by the Lord
       Oaths: Expressions Used as The Lord do So to Me, and More Also
       Oaths: God Used, to Show the Immutability of his Counsel
       Oaths: Judicial from of Administering
       Oaths: Often Accompanied by Placing the Hand Under the Thigh of The
       Oaths: Often Accompanied by Raising up the Hand
       Oaths: Rash: Herod
       Oaths: Rash: Jephthah
       Oaths: Rash: Joshua
       Oaths: Rash: Saul
       Oaths: Rash: The Jews Who Sought to Kill Paul
       Oaths: The Jews: Condemned for False
       Oaths: The Jews: Condemned for Profane
       Oaths: The Jews: Fell Into Many Errors Respecting
       Oaths: The Jews: Forbidden to Take False
       Oaths: The Jews: Forbidden to Take in the Name of Any Created Thing
       Oaths: The Jews: Forbidden to Take Rash, or Unholy
       Oaths: The Jews: Forbidden to Take, in Name of Idols
       Oaths: The Jews: Generally Respected the Obligation of
       Oaths: The Jews: Often Guilty of Falsely Taking
       Oaths: The Jews: Often Guilty of Rashly Taking
       Oaths: The Jews: To Take, in Truth, Judgment
       Oaths: The Jews: To Use God's Name Alone In
       Oaths: The Lawful Purpose of, Explained
       Oaths: To be Taken in Fear and Reverence

       Obadiah: A Descendant of Joab Who Returned from Babylon
       Obadiah: A Descendant of Tola
       Obadiah: A Gadite Warrior Who Joined David at Ziklag
       Obadiah: A Gatekeeper of Jerusalem, Under Nehemiah
       Obadiah: A Levite
       Obadiah: A Levite: One of the Overseers in the Repairing of the Temple by Josiah
       Obadiah: A Priest Who Sealed a Covenant With Nehemiah to Observe God's Law
       Obadiah: A Prince of Judah Who Instructed the People in the Law
       Obadiah: A Prophet Who Prophesied the Destruction of Edom
       Obadiah: Father of Ishmaiah
       Obadiah: Head of a Family
       Obadiah: Son of Azel
       Obadiah: The Governor of Ahab's House: Conceals One-Hundred Prophets Persecuted by Jezebel in a Cave
       Obadiah: The Governor of Ahab's House: Meets Elijah and Receives a Commission from Him

Obal

Obal: A Son of Joktan

       Obduracy (Hardness): General Scriptures Concerning
       Obduracy (Hardness): Israelites
       Obduracy (Hardness): Sodomites
       Obduracy (Hardness): Sons of Eli
       Obduracy (Hardness): The Antediluvians

Obed

       Obed: Father of Azariah
       Obed: One of David's Heroes
       Obed: Son of Boaz and Grandfather of David
       Obed: Son of Ephlal and Grandson of Zabad
       Obed: Son of Shemaiah--A Gatekeeper of the Temple

       Obed-Edom: A Conservator of the Vessels of the Temple in the Time of Amaziah
       Obed-Edom: A Doorkeeper of the Temple
       Obed-Edom: A Korhite Levite: Appointed to Minister Before the Ark of the Covenant
       Obed-Edom: A Korhite Levite: Appointed to Sound With Harps
       Obed-Edom: A Korhite Levite: David Leaves the Ark of the Covenant With
       Obed-Edom: A Korhite Levite: Doorkeeper of the Ark of the Covenant
       Obed-Edom: A Korhite Levite: The Ark of the Covenant Removed From

O'bed-e'dom

O'bed-e'dom's

       Obedience of Christ
       Obedience to God
       Obedience to God without Faith, is Impossible
       Obedience to God: A Characteristic of Saints
       Obedience to God: Abram
       Obedience to God: Angels Engaged In
       Obedience to God: Asa
       Obedience to God: Better than Sacrifice
       Obedience to God: Blessedness of
       Obedience to God: Caleb
       Obedience to God: Christ, an Example of
       Obedience to God: Commanded
       Obedience to God: Confess Your Failure In
       Obedience to God: David
       Obedience to God: Elijah
       Obedience to God: Exhortations To
       Obedience to God: Hezekiah
       Obedience to God: Includes: Keeping his Commandments
       Obedience to God: Includes: Obeying Christ
       Obedience to God: Includes: Obeying his Law
       Obedience to God: Includes: Obeying his Voice
       Obedience to God: Includes: Obeying the Gospel
       Obedience to God: Includes: Submission to Higher Powers
       Obedience to God: Israelites
       Obedience to God: Joseph
       Obedience to God: Josiah
       Obedience to God: Justification Obtained by That of Christ
       Obedience to God: Noah
       Obedience to God: Obligations To
       Obedience to God: Paul
       Obedience to God: Pray to be Taught
       Obedience to God: Prepare the Heart For
       Obedience to God: Promises To
       Obedience to God: Punishment of Refusing
       Obedience to God: Resolve Upon
       Obedience to God: Saints Elected To
       Obedience to God: Saints of Rome
       Obedience to God: should be Constant
       Obedience to God: should be from the Heart
       Obedience to God: should be Undeviating
       Obedience to God: should be Unreserved
       Obedience to God: should Be with Willingness
       Obedience to God: The Wicked Refuse
       Obedience to God: To be Universal in the Latter Days
       Obedience to God: Wise Men
       Obedience to God: Zacharias
       Obedience to God: Zerubbabel
       Obedience: Abraham
       Obedience: Asa
       Obedience: Bethuel and Laban
       Obedience: Caleb
       Obedience: Cornelius
       Obedience: Cyrus
       Obedience: Daniel
       Obedience: David
       Obedience: Elisha
       Obedience: Enjoined
       Obedience: Exemplified
       Obedience: Ezra
       Obedience: General Scriptures Concerning
       Obedience: Gideon
       Obedience: Hanani
       Obedience: Hezekiah
       Obedience: Jacob
       Obedience: Jehoiada
       Obedience: Jehoshaphat
       Obedience: Jesus
       Obedience: Job
       Obedience: John and James
       Obedience: John the Baptist
       Obedience: Jonah
       Obedience: Joseph
       Obedience: Joshua
       Obedience: Josiah
       Obedience: Jotham
       Obedience: Levi
       Obedience: Levites
       Obedience: Mary
       Obedience: Matthew
       Obedience: Moses
       Obedience: Moses and Aaron
       Obedience: Nathanael
       Obedience: Ninevites
       Obedience: Noah
       Obedience: Paul
       Obedience: Reubenites
       Obedience: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego
       Obedience: Simeon
       Obedience: Simon and Andrew
       Obedience: The Disciples
       Obedience: The Israelites
       Obedience: The Rich Young Man
       Obedience: Under the Preaching of Haggai
       Obedience: Uzziah
       Obedience: Zacharias

Obey

       Obeying God
       Obeying Man
       Obeying Parents
       Obeying the Law

Obil

Obil: Camel Keeper for David

Obligation: A Motive of Obedience
Obligation: Acknowledgment of

Obligations

Oboth: One Camping Place of Israel During the Forty Years of Wandering

Observances

Observation

Observer of Times

Obstetrics: General Scriptures Concerning

Obstruction

Obtaining Wealth

Occupations

Occurrences

Ocran: An Asherite and the Father of Pagiel Who Counted Israel in a Census

Odd

Odds

Oded

Oded: A Prophet in Samaria
Oded: Father of the Prophet Azariah

Odes

Odes of Solomon

Odor

Off

       Offense: Aaron
       Offense: All Things That Cause, Shall be Gathered out of Christ's
       Offense: Balaam
       Offense: Blessedness of not Taking, at Christ
       Offense: Denunciation Against Those Who Cause
       Offense: Gideon
       Offense: Jeroboam
       Offense: Ministers should be Cautious of Giving
       Offense: Ministers should Remove That Which Causes
       Offense: Occasions of, Forbidden
       Offense: Occasions of, Must Arrive
       Offense: Old Prophet
       Offense: Persecution, a Cause of, to Mere Professors
       Offense: Peter
       Offense: Priests
       Offense: Punishment for Occasioning
       Offense: Saints should Avoid Those Who Cause
       Offense: Saints should be Cautious of Giving
       Offense: Saints should be Without
       Offense: Saints should Cut off What Causes, to Themselves
       Offense: Saints should Have a Conscience Void of
       Offense: Saints should not Let Their Liberty Occasion, to Others
       Offense: Saints should Reprove Those Who Cause
       Offense: Saints should Use Self-Denial Rather than Occasion
       Offense: Saints Warned Against Taking
       Offense: Sons of Eli
       Offense: The Wicked Take, At: Christ Crucified
       Offense: The Wicked Take, At: Christ, As the Bread of Life
       Offense: The Wicked Take, At: Christ, As the Corner-Stone
       Offense: The Wicked Take, At: The Low Station of Christ
       Offense: The Wicked Take, At: The Necessity of Inward Purity
       Offense: The Wicked Take, At: The Righteousness of Faith

Offenceless

       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Blasphemy Against Him, Unpardonable
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Danger of Trifling With the Holy Spirit
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Disregarding his Testimony
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Doing Despite to Him
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Grieving Him
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Lying to Him
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Quenching Him
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Resisting Him
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Tempting Him
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Undervaluing his Gifts
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhibited in Vexing Him
       Offenses Against the Holy Spirit: Exhortations Against

       Offerings: All Animal Sacrifices Must be Eight Days Old or More
       Offerings: Animal Sacrifices: A Type of Christ
       Offerings: Antiquity of
       Offerings: Burnt
       Offerings: Burnt: Accompanied by Other offerings
       Offerings: Burnt: Its Purpose Was to Make an Atonement for Sin
       Offerings: Burnt: Music With
       Offerings: Burnt: Offered Daily, Morning and Evening
       Offerings: Burnt: Ordinances Concerning
       Offerings: Burnt: Skins of, Belonged to Priests
       Offerings: Christ's offering of Himself
       Offerings: Could not Make the offerer Perfect
       Offerings: Declared to be Most Holy
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Burnt
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Drink
       Offerings: Different Kinds of First-Fruits
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Free-Will
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Gifts
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Heave
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Incense
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Jealousy
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Meat
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Peace
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Personal, for Redemption
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Sin
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Thank
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Tithe
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Trespass
       Offerings: Different Kinds of Wave
       Offerings: Drink: Libations of Wine offered With the Sacrifices
       Offerings: Eaten
       Offerings: Figurative
       Offerings: Free Will with Meat and Drink offerings
       Offerings: Free Will: Must be Perfect (Whole, Complete)
       Offerings: Free Will: Obligatory when Signified in a Vow
       Offerings: Free Will: To be Eaten by Priests
       Offerings: Heave in Certain Instances This offering Was Brought to the Tabernacle, or Temple
       Offerings: Heave: Consecrated by Being Elevated by the Priest
       Offerings: Heave: Consisted of the Right Thigh or Hind Quarter (R. V.)
       Offerings: Heave: Given to the Priests' Families As Part of Their Benefits
       Offerings: Heave: Plunder, Including Captives and Other Articles of War
       Offerings: Heave: To be offered on Taking Possession of the Land of Canaan
       Offerings: Heave: when offered
       Offerings: Hezekiah Prepared Chambers For
       Offerings: Human Sacrifices: Abraham
       Offerings: Human Sacrifices: Canaanites
       Offerings: Human Sacrifices: Forbidden
       Offerings: Human Sacrifices: Israelites
       Offerings: Human Sacrifices: Moabites
       Offerings: Human Sacrifices: Offered to Baal
       Offerings: Human Sacrifices: Offered to Demons
       Offerings: Human Sacrifices: The Sepharvites to Idols
       Offerings: Insufficiency of
       Offerings: Laid up in the Temple
       Offerings: Made by Strangers, to be the Same As by the Jews
       Offerings: Many Offenses Under the Law, Beyond the Efficacy of
       Offerings: Meat: Not Mixed With Leaven (Yeast)
       Offerings: Meat: Offered With the Sacrifices
       Offerings: Meat: Ordinances Concerning
       Offerings: Meat: Provided for in the Vision of Ezekiel
       Offerings: Meat: Storage Rooms For, in the Temple Reconstructed by Ezra
       Offerings: Meat: To be Eaten in the Holy Place
       Offerings: Must be without Leaven (Yeast)
       Offerings: Must Be: Accompanied With Leaven (Yeast)
       Offerings: Must Be: Salted
       Offerings: Offered at the Door of the Tabernacle
       Offerings: Offered at the Door of the Temple
       Offerings: Ordinance Relating to the Scapegoat
       Offerings: Peace: Laws Concerning
       Offerings: Required to Be: Brought in a Clean Vessel
       Offerings: Required to Be: Brought to the Place Appointed of God
       Offerings: Required to Be: Brought Without Delay
       Offerings: Required to Be: Laid Before the Altar
       Offerings: Required to Be: Offered in Love and Charity
       Offerings: Required to Be: Offered in Righteous
       Offerings: Required to Be: Offered Willingly
       Offerings: Required to Be: Perfect
       Offerings: Required to Be: Presented by the Priest
       Offerings: Required to Be: The Best of Their Kind
       Offerings: Sin: Ordinances Concerning
       Offerings: Sin: Temporary
       Offerings: Thank: Ordinances Concerning
       Offerings: The Conversion of the Gentiles
       Offerings: The Conversion of the Jews
       Offerings: The Jews often: Abhorred, on Account of the Sins of the Priests
       Offerings: The Jews often: Defrauded God of
       Offerings: The Jews often: Gave the Worst They had As
       Offerings: The Jews often: Presented to Idols
       Offerings: The Jews often: Rejected In, Because of Sin
       Offerings: The Jews often: Slow in Presenting
       Offerings: Things Forbidden as The Price of a Dog
       Offerings: Things Forbidden as The Price of Fornication
       Offerings: Things Forbidden as Whatever Was Blemished
       Offerings: Things Forbidden as Whatever Was Imperfect
       Offerings: Things Forbidden as Whatever Was Unclean
       Offerings: To be Made to God Alone
       Offerings: Trespass: Offered by Idolaters
       Offerings: Trespass: Ordinances Concerning
       Offerings: Trespass: To be Eaten by the Priests
       Offerings: Unacceptable, Without Gratitude
       Offerings: Useless when not Accompanied by Genuine Piety
       Offerings: Vow
       Offerings: Wave: Belonged to the Priests
       Offerings: Wave: Ordinances Concerning
       Offerings: Wave: To be Eaten
       Offerings: Wood: Fuel for the Temple

       Officer: Civil: Appointed by Kings
       Officer: Civil: Chosen by the People
       Cops

Offices of Christ

Offscouring

Off-scouring

Offspring's

Oft

       Og: A Man of Gigantic Stature
       Og: Defeated and Killed by Moses
       Og: Land of, Given to the Tribes of Gad, Reuben, and Manasseh

Og's

Ohad

Ohad: Son of Simeon

Ohel

Ohel: Son of Zerubabbel

Oholiba'mah

Oil

       Oil for Domestic Use
       Oil Press
       Oil Tree
       Oil used for Anointing Kings
       Oil used for Anointing the Person
       Oil used for Anointing the Sick
       Oil used for Anointing to offices of Trust
       Oil used for Food
       Oil used for Idols
       Oil used for Lamps
       Oil used for the Head
       Oil used in God's Worship
       Oil used in Idolatrous Worship
       Oil was Tithable by the Law
       Oil: Canaan Abounded In
       Oil: Comes Form the Earth
       Oil: Commerce In
       Oil: Dealing In, a Trade
       Oil: Exported
       Oil: Extracted by Presses
       Oil: Failure of, a Severe Calamity
       Oil: First-Fruits of, Given to God
       Oil: Given by God
       Oil: Healing
       Oil: Illuminating, for Tabernacle
       Oil: Jews often Extravagant in the Use of
       Oil: Kept in Boxes
       Oil: Kept in Cellars
       Oil: Kept in Cruises
       Oil: Kept in Horns
       Oil: Kept in Pots
       Oil: Kept in Storehouses
       Oil: Kind Reproof
       Oil: Kinds of, Mentioned: Myrrh
       Oil: Kinds of, Mentioned: Olive
       Oil: Miraculous Increase of
       Oil: Penetrating
       Oil: Petroleum (?)
       Oil: Punishment for Profaning
       Oil: Sacred
       Oil: Smooth
       Oil: Soft
       Oil: Sold by Measure
       Oil: Stores of, Laid up in Fortified Cities
       Oil: The Consolation of the Gospel
       Oil: The Ointments of the Jews Made of Perfumes Mixed With
       Oil: The Poor Employed in Extracted
       Oil: The Unction of the Holy Spirit
       Oil: Tribute Paid In
       Oil: when Fresh Especially Esteemed
       Petroleum: Figurative

Oils

       Ointment: Not Sacred
       Ointment: Not Sacred: The Alabaster Container of
       Ointment: Sacred: Compounded by Bezaleel
       Ointment: Sacred: Formula For
       Ointment: Sacred: Uses of

Old

       Old Age
       Old Age: General Scriptures Concerning
       Old Gate
       Old Man
       Old Testament
       Old Testament Canon
       Old Testament Languages
       Select Readings: Old Age

Old-established

       Olive Berries
       Olive of Prosperity
       Olive Oil
       Olive Tree
       Olive Yard
       Olive: Bears Flowers
       Olive: Branch of, Brought by the Dove to Noah's Ark
       Olive: Branches of, Used for Booths (Huts)
       Olive: Common to the Land of Canaan
       Olive: Fable of
       Olive: Fruit of Oil Extracted From, Used As Illuminating Oil in the Tabernacle
       Olive: Israelites Commanded to Cultivate in the Land of Promise
       Olive: Precepts Concerning Gleaning the Fruit of
       Olive: Symbolical
       Olive: The Cherubs Made of the Wood of
       Olive: The Wild, a Figure of the Gentiles; the Cultivated, of the Jews

Olive-berries

Olive-branches

Olive-gardens

Olive-plants

       Mount of Olives: Called Mount of Corruption (Rv Margin, Mount of Olives)
       Mount of Olives: Jesus Makes his Ascension From
       Mount of Olives: Jesus Repairs To
       Mount of Olives: Jesus' Triumphant Entry Into Jerusalem by Way of
       Mount of Olives: The Highway to and from the East Passed Over It

       The Olive-Tree of Children of Pious Parents
       The Olive-Tree of Christ
       The Olive-Tree of the Jewish Church
       The Olive-Tree of the Righteous
       The Olive-Tree of the Two Witnesses
       The Olive-Tree used for Making: Booths at Feast of Tabernacles
       The Olive-Tree used for Making: The Cherubim in the Temple
       The Olive-Tree used for Making: The Doors and Posts of the Temple
       The Olive-Tree: (Gleaning of) of the Remnant of Grace
       The Olive-Tree: (When Wild) the Gentiles
       The Olive-Tree: Assyria Abounded In
       The Olive-Tree: Bearing Goodly Fruit
       The Olive-Tree: Beaten to Remove the Fruit
       The Olive-Tree: Canaan Abounded In
       The Olive-Tree: Cultivated in Olive Yards
       The Olive-Tree: Cultivated: Among Rocks
       The Olive-Tree: Cultivated: On the Sides of Mountains
       The Olive-Tree: Failure of, a Great Calamity
       The Olive-Tree: Fair and Beautiful
       The Olive-Tree: Fat and Unctuous
       The Olive-Tree: Fruit of, During Sabbatical Year Left for the Poor
       The Olive-Tree: Gleaning of, Left for the Poor
       The Olive-Tree: Good for the Service of God and Man
       The Olive-Tree: Grafting of, Alluded To
       The Olive-Tree: Green
       The Olive-Tree: Kings of Israel Largely Cultivated
       The Olive-Tree: Often Cast Its Flowers
       The Olive-Tree: Often Cast Its Fruit
       The Olive-Tree: Often Grew Wild
       The Olive-Tree: Often Suffered from Caterpillars
       The Olive-Tree: Oil Procured From
       The Olive-Tree: Probably Origin of Its Being the Emblem of Peace
       The Olive-Tree: Pruning of, Alluded To
       The Olive-Tree: Shaken when Fully Ripe
       The Olive-Tree: The Fruit of, Trodden in Presses to Extract the Oil

Olive-trees

Olive-yards

Olympas: A Believer at Rome

Omar

Omar: Son of Eliphaz, Grandson of Esau

Omega or Omega
Omega: Alpha and Omega, the All-Comprehensiveness of Christ

Omen

Omer

Omer: A Dry Measure Containing

Omit

Omnipotence

Select Readings: The Omnipotence and Incomparableness of God

Omnipresence

Select Readings: The Omnipresence of God

Omniscience

Omri

       Omri: A Descendant of Pharez
       Omri: A Son of Becher, Grandson of Benjamin
       Omri: King of Israel was Commander of the Army of Israel
       Omri: King of Israel: Defeats his Rival, Tibni, and Establishes Himself
       Omri: King of Israel: Denounced by Micah
       Omri: King of Israel: Surrendered Cities to King of Syria
       Omri: King of Israel: Wicked Reign and Death of
       Omri: Son of Michael, and Ruler of the Tribe of Issachar During the Time of David

       On This Wise
       On To Canaan
       On To Sinai
       On: A Leader of the Reubenites Who Rebelled Against Moses
       On: Capitol of Lower Egypt

Onam

Onam: A Son of Shobal
Onam: Son of Jerahmeel

Onan

Onan: Killed for his Refusal to Raise Seed (Offspring) for his Deceased Brother

Once

       Once a Week
       Once Saved Always Saved
       Monogamy
       Monotheism

One

One God
One Life to Live

One-and-fortieth

Ones

Onesimus: A Fugitive Slave and Subsequent Convert of Paul

Onesiphorus

Onesiphorus: A Christian of Ephesus

Onesiph'orus

Onion: General Scriptures Concerning

Only

Only Begotten
Only God Can Judge

Only-begotten

Ono

Ono: A Town of the Tribe of Benjamim

Onto

Onus

Onycha: A Component of the Sacred Ointment, Made from the Shells of a Species of Mussel, Possessing an Odor

Onyx

       Onyx used in Erecting the Temple
       Onyx used in the Breastplate
       Onyx: Contributed by Israelites for the Priests' Garments
       Onyx: Exported from Havilah
       Onyx: Precious Stone
       Onyx: Seen in the Foundations of the City of the New Jerusalem in John's Apocalyptic Vision

Onyx-stones

Opal

Open

Open-handed

Opening Your Home

Open-minded

Ophel: A Gate in the Wall of Jerusalem Near the Temple

       Ophir: A Country Celebrated for Its Gold and Other Valuable Merchandise: Gold of, Proverbial for Its Fineness
       Ophir: A Country Celebrated for Its Gold and Other Valuable Merchandise: Products of, Used by Solomon and Hiram
       Ophir: Jehoshaphat Sends Ships To, Which are Wrecked at Sea
       Ophir: Son of Joktan

Ophni: A Town of the Benjamites

       Ophrah: A City in Territory of the Tribe of Benjamin
       Ophrah: A City in Territory of the Tribe of Benjamin: And Ephraim
       Ophrah: A City in Territory of the Tribe of Benjamin: Possibly Identical With Ephrain
       Ophrah: A City in Territory of the Tribe of Manasseh; the Home of Gideon
       Ophrah: Son of Meonothai

       Public Opinion: Concessions To by Paul, in Circumcising Timothy
       Public Opinion: Concessions to Disciples, Who Urged Circumcision
       Public Opinion: Concessions to James and the Christian Elders, Who Required Paul to Observe Certain Rites
       Public Opinion: Concessions to Peter and Barnabas With Others
       Public Opinion: Corrupt Yielding To by Felix and Festus, Concerning Paul
       Public Opinion: Corrupt Yielding To by Herod (Antipas), in the Case of John the Baptist
       Public Opinion: Corrupt Yielding To by Peter, Concerning Jesus
       Public Opinion: Corrupt Yielding To by Pilate
       Public Opinion: Corrupt Yielding To of Peter
       Public Opinion: Feared by Chief Preists, Who Feared to Further Persecute the Disciples
       Public Opinion: Feared by Chief Priests, Who Feared to Answer the Questions of Jesus
       Public Opinion: Feared by Joseph of Arimathaea
       Public Opinion: Feared by Nicodemus
       Public Opinion: Feared by Rulers, Who Believed in Jesus, But Feared the Pharisees
       Public Opinion: Feared by The Parents of the Man Who Was Born Blind
       Public Opinion: Jesus Inquires About

Opobalsamum

Opportunely

Opportunities

Opportunity

Opportunity: The Measure of Responsibility

Oppositions

       Oppression of Hagar, by Sarah
       Oppression of Israelites, by Egyptians
       Oppression: God is a Refuge From
       Oppression: God Will Judge
       Oppression: God's Help Promised Against
       Oppression: National, God Judges
       Oppression: National, Relieved
       Oppression: Prayers Against
       Oppression: Rehoboam Resolves to Oppress the Israelites
       Oppression: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To

Oppressions

Oppressively

Oracle: The Holy Place
Oracle: The Scriptures are Called "Oracles"

       Orator: Apollos
       Orator: General Scriptures Concerning
       Orator: Jonah
       Orator: Tertullus
       Orator: The Apostles

Ordaining an Elder

Ordinance: A Decree
Ordinance: Insufficiency of, for Salvation

Ordinances of Heaven

Ordination of Female Pastors

Ore

Oreb

Oreb: A Prince of Midian, Overcome by Gideon and Killed by the Ephraimites
Oreb: A Rock East of the Jordan River, where Oreb Was Killed

Oren

Oren: Son of Jerahmeel

Organization

Originating

Orion: The Constellation of

Ornamenting

Ornan: A Jebusite
Ornan: Called Araunah

Orpah: The Less Famous Daughter-In-Law of Naomi

       Orphan: A Figure of Zion in Affliction
       Orphan: Daughters of Zelophehad
       Orphan: Esther
       Orphan: General Scriptures Concerning
       Orphan: Joash
       Orphan: Jotham
       Orphan: Lot
       Orphan: Mephibosheth

Oryx

Osea

Osee

Osee: Hosea, So Called (In Av)

Osh

Osprey: Forbidden As Food

Ossifrage: Forbidden As Food

Ostentation

Ostentation in Prayer and Almsgiving

       The Ostrich of the Unnatural Cruelty of the Jews in Their Calamities
       The Ostrich: (Companionship With) of Extreme Desolation
       The Ostrich: Cruel to Her Young
       The Ostrich: Furnished With Wings and Feathers
       The Ostrich: Imprudent
       The Ostrich: Lays Her Eggs in the Sand
       The Ostrich: Rapid in Movement
       The Ostrich: Unclean and Unfit for Food
       The Ostrich: Void of Wisdom

       Ostriches: General Scriptures Concerning
       Ostriches: Owl
       Ostriches: The Cry of

       Other Faiths
       Other Gods
       Other Laws
       Other Religion

Other-person

Othni: Son of Shemaiah

       Othniel: Becomes the Deliverer and Leader of Israel
       Othniel: Conquers Kirjath-Sepher, and As Reward Obtains Caleb's Daughter As a Wife
       Othniel: Death of
       Othniel: Descendants of

Ouches: Sockets

Our

       Our Appearance
       Our Attitude
       Our Bodies
       Our Career
       Our First Love
       Our Future
       Our Past
       Our Purpose
       Our Souls
       Our Speech
       Our Thoughts
       Our Tongue

Ours

Out

Out of Body Experiences

Outer-court

Out-flowing

Outpourings

Outstanding

Outstretched

Out-stretched

Outstripped

Oven

Oven for Baking
Oven: Figurative

Over

Overabounded

Over-abounded

Overabundance

Over-abundant

Over-against

Over-anxious

Overbearing

Overbearingly

Overcharged

       Overcoming Greed
       Overcoming Insecurity
       Overcoming Stress
       Overcoming Temptation
       Overcoming the World

Over-driving

Over-elated

Overextending

Overfloweth

Overflowing

Overflowings

Overhanging

Overhearing

Over-indulge

Over-interested

Overlapping

Overlooking

Overmastered

Over-mastered

Overmasters

Overpayment

Overpowered

Overpowering

Overreached

Over-reached

Overreaching

Over-religious

Over-righteous

Overrunning

Over-running

Overseer: General Scriptures Concerning

Overseership

Overshadowed

Overshadowing

Overspreading

Overstepping

Over-stepping

Overstretch

Overthrowest

Overthroweth

Overthrowing

Overturneth

Overturning

Overweening

Overwhelmed

Overwhelmeth

Overwhelming

Overwhelmingly

Owe

Owed

Owes

Owl

       Owl in RV Ostrich is Substituted
       Owl: Unclean
       The Owl: Careful of Its Young
       The Owl: Illustrative of Mourners
       The Owl: Inhabits Deserted Cities and Houses
       The Owl: Mournful in Voice
       The Owl: Solitary in Disposition
       The Owl: Unclean and not to be Eaten
       The Owl: Varieties of

Owls

Own

Owns

       The Ox used for Carrying Burdens
       The Ox used for Drawing Wagons
       The Ox used for Earing the Ground
       The Ox used for Food
       The Ox used for Ploughing
       The Ox used for Sacrifice
       The Ox used for Treading out the Corn
       The Ox was Clean and Fit for Food
       The Ox was Fed in Stalls
       The Ox was Fed in the Valleys
       The Ox was Fed with Corn
       The Ox was Fed with Grass
       The Ox was Fed with Straw
       The Ox was Fed: On the Hills
       The Ox: (Engaged in Husbandry) of Ministers
       The Ox: (Led to Slaughter) of a Rash Youth
       The Ox: (Led to Slaughter) of Saints Under Persecution
       The Ox: (Not Muzzled in Treading Corn) of Minister's Right To
       The Ox: (Prepared for a Feast) the Provision of the Gospel
       The Ox: (Stall Fed) Sumptuous Living
       The Ox: Beautiful
       The Ox: Bull or Bullock of Fierce Enemies
       The Ox: Bull or Bullock: (Fatted) of Greedy Mercenaries
       The Ox: Bull or Bullock: (Firstling of) of the Glory of Joseph
       The Ox: Bull or Bullock: (In a Net) of the Impatient Under Judgment
       The Ox: Bull or Bullock: (Unaccustomed to the Yoke) Intractable Sinners
       The Ox: Custom of Sending the Pieces of, to Collect the People to War
       The Ox: Formed a Part of the Patriarchal Wealth
       The Ox: Formed a Part of the Wealth of Israel in Egypt
       The Ox: Formed a Part of the Wealth of the Jews
       The Ox: Goes to the Slaughter Unconscious
       The Ox: Heifer of a Beloved Wife
       The Ox: Heifer: (At Grass) of the Luxurious Chaldees
       The Ox: Heifer: (Fair) of the Beauty and Wealth of Egypt
       The Ox: Heifer: (Of Three Years Old) Moab in Affliction
       The Ox: Heifer: (Sliding Back) Backsliding Israel
       The Ox: Heifer: (Taught) Israel's Fondness for Ease in Preference To
       The Ox: Herdmen Appointed Over
       The Ox: Horns and Hoofs of, Alluded To
       The Ox: Includes The: Bull
       The Ox: Includes The: Bullock
       The Ox: Includes The: Cow
       The Ox: Includes The: Heifer
       The Ox: Increase of, Promised
       The Ox: Kine of Proud and Wealthy Rules
       The Ox: Kine: (Lean) of Years of Scarcity
       The Ox: Kine: (Well Favoured) Years of Plenty
       The Ox: Laws Respecting of Others If Lost or Hurt Through Neglect, to be Made Good
       The Ox: Laws Respecting of Others not to be Coveted
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: Fallen Under Its Burden to be Raised up Again
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: Fat of, not to be Eaten
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: If Stolen to be Restored Double
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: Killing a Man, to be Stoned
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: Mode of Reparation for One, Killing Another
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: Not to be Muzzled when Treading out the Corn
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: Not to be Yoked With an Donkey in the Same Plough
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: Straying to be Brought Back to Its Owner
       The Ox: Laws Respecting: To Rest on the Sabbath
       The Ox: Lowing of, Alluded To
       The Ox: Male Firstlings of, Belonged to God
       The Ox: Not Without Sagacity
       The Ox: Often Found Wild
       The Ox: Often Given As a Present
       The Ox: Often Stall-Fed for Slaughter
       The Ox: Publicly Sold
       The Ox: Rapid Manner of Collecting Its Food Alluded To
       The Ox: Required Great Care and Attention
       The Ox: Sea of Brass Rested on Figures of
       The Ox: Strong
       The Ox: The Wicked often Took, in Pledge from the Poor
       The Ox: Tithe of, Given to the Priests
       The Ox: Urged on by the Goad
       The Ox: Young of, Considered a Great Delicacy

Oxen

Ozem

Ozem: Son of Jerahmeel
Ozem: Son of Jesse

Ozias: A Form Given to the Name of King Uzziah

Ozni

Ozni: Son of Gad

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