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| Habakkuk | "Embrace", a prophet of Judah, and a book of his dialog with God. |
| habergeon | A sleeveless coat of armor, protecting the neck and chest, or the javelin. |
| habitation | The place where you live. |
| Hadad | An Edomite adversary of Solomon. |
| Hades | Hell. |
| hadst | Had. |
| haft | The handle of a weapon or cutting tool. |
| Hagar | Handmaid of Sarah, mother of Ishmael. |
| Haggai | "Festive", a prophet, and his book that records his messages to the returning exiles. |
| Hail | Call out a person, or a greeting. |
| Halak | A mountain on the southern edge of Judea. |
| hale | Force someone to go. |
| haling | Forcing to go. |
| hallelujah | "Praise the Lord". |
| hallow | Declare holy or sacred. |
| halt | Lame, or limping. |
| Ham | Son of Noah. |
| Haman | "Splendid", the villain of the book of Esther. |
| Hamath | "Fortress, citadel", the capital of the kingdom on the banks of the Orontes River. |
| Hananiah | Son of the prophet Azur, that falsely prophesied the return from Babylon. |
| handbreath | The width of the four fingers closely held together, about 3 to 4 inches. |
| handmaid | A servant girl, usually attending to one person. |
| Hannah | "Grace, or prayer", mother of Samuel, wife of Elkanah. |
| Haran | Father of Lot, brother of Abraham. |
| harlot | Prostitute. |
| harp | A stringed instrument, David played one to soothe Saul. |
| hart | Stag, deer. |
| harvest | Gathering in of ripe crops or fodder. |
| Hast | Have. |
| haste | Hurry. |
| hastened | Hurried. |
| hate | Intense dislike. |
| hath | Has. |
| haven | A refuge, a small natural bay or inlet providing shelter for ships. |
| Havilah | A region made up of the Pison river basin of Eden, rich in gold, onyx and bdellium. |
| havock | Destruction or disturbance on a wide and intense scale. |
| Hazael | King of Syria. |
| Hazeroth | One of the resting places of the Israelites on their journey from Egypt. |
| Hazor | Largest and best fortified of all the Canaanite cities taken by Joshua. |
| he | The 5th letter of the Hebrew alphabet. |
| headlong | Head first. |
| heady | Reckless. |
| hearken | Listen, to pay attention, and give in. |
| heart | Center of the emotions and feelings. |
| heathen | A person who does not worship God. |
| heave offering | Wave offering, it was heaved toward the altar and then pulled back and given to the priests as their portion. |
| heaven | God's dwelling place, may also mean sky. |
| heaveoffering | Wave offering, it was heaved toward the altar and then pulled back and given to the priests as their portion. |
| Heber | Eber, son of Salah, lived 464 years. |
| Hebrew | "Passed over", an Israelite, a Jew, and their language. |
| Hebrews | A letter written by Paul to the Jews. |
| Hebron | City conquered by Joshua and given to Caleb where Abraham and Sarah were buried. |
| heed | Give careful attention and consideration. |
| heifer | A young cow that has not born any young. |
| heifer offering | The offering made to make clean the unclean who have come in contact with the dead. |
| heir | One who is to receive an inheritance. |
| Hell | Satan's dwelling place, an eternal fire and place of torment. |
| helmet | Protective head gear. |
| helve | The handle of a tool. |
| hence | From here, or since. |
| henceforth | From now on. |
| henceforward | From now on. |
| Henoch | "Dedicated", Enoch, son of Jared, the father of Methuselah, who walked with God, and was not for God took him, lived 365 years. |
| herb | A plant valued for flavoring food. |
| herdman | A man who tends herds. |
| herdsman | A man who tends herds. |
| hereafter | After this. |
| hereby | By this. |
| herein | In this. |
| heresy | A religious belief in opposition to the orthodox (common, legal or Christian) belief. |
| heretick | Heretic, someone who opposes the accepted belief. |
| heretofore | Before. |
| heritage | What has been or can be inherited. |
| Hermon | A Palestinian mountain on the border between Syria and Lebanon. |
| Herod Agrippa I | Killed James, arrested Peter, and was killed by an angel of the Lord. |
| Herod Agrippa II | Listened to Paul who had been arrested, almost persuaded. |
| Herod Antipas | Ruled over Galilee and Perea for 30 years, killed John the Baptist. |
| Herod The Great | Builder of the temple, murdered the babies at the time of Jesus birth, bloodthirsty and cruel. |
| Herod the Tetrarch | Antipas, responsible for the imprisonment and death of John the Baptist. |
| Herodians | Counseled with the Pharisees to find accusation against Jesus. |
| Herodias | "Feminine of Herod", she persuaded her husband Herod Antipas to kill John the Baptist. |
| Heshbon | A city of the Moabites taken by Israel under Moses. |
| Heth | Descendants are the Hittites, sold Abraham the land where he buried Sarah. |
| hewers | Cutters. |
| hewn | Cut with blows of an axe. |
| Hezekiah | "Strength of Jehovah", a generally good 13th King of Judah that removed the Idol worship of his father Ahaz. |
| Hezron | Son of Pharez. |
| Hiddekel | The ancient name of the Tigris river. |
| Hierapolis | A city in Asia about 6 miles north of Laodicea, famous for its hot springs. |
| high priest | The priest who once a year, on the Day of Atonement, entered into the Holy of Holies. |
| highminded | Having or exhibiting lofty principles. |
| Hilkiah | A high priest that brought the book of the law to King Josiah. |
| hin | A unit of dry measure of about six pints. |
| hind | A doe, a female deer. |
| hinder | Prevent, or at the back. |
| hindermost | Furtherest back. |
| hindmost | The furtherest back. |
| Hiram | King of Tyre that supplied King David with help to build his palace. |
| hireling | Someone who only works for the money, no interest in the work. |
| hither | Here. |
| hitherto | Before this. |
| Hittites | Descendants of Heth. |
| Hivites | One of the nations of Canaan that dwelt generally in the Lebanon hills and around Mount Hermon. |
| hoary head | Gray or white hair from age. |
| Hobab | "Beloved", son of Jethro, the father in law of Moses. |
| hoise | Raise. |
| holden | Held. |
| holiness | The quality of being holy. |
| holpen | Helped. |
| holy | Spiritual purity, or living a life of spiritual purity. |
| Holy Father | God the father, the creater of all things. |
| Holy Ghost | The third part of the trinity of God. |
| Holy One | Jesus Christ, the son of God. |
| Holy Spirit | The third part of the trinity of God. |
| homer | A liquid measurement of about 78 gallons. |
| Honour | Honor, show great respect. |
| hope | Confident trust that something will happen. |
| Hophni | One of the two evil sons of Eli. |
| Hor | Mountain where Aaron was buried. |
| Horeb | Mount Sinai, mountain of God where Moses saw the burning bush, and later received the 10 commandments. |
| Hormah | Where Israel destroyed the Canaanites in the wilderness. |
| horn | Symbolized strength. |
| hornet | A bee, used by God to drive out the Canaanites, the Hivites and the Hittites. |
| hosannah | Hebrew for "save now", or "we pray". |
| Hosea | "Help", a prophet to the northern Kingdom, and a book that records the events and prophecies of his time. |
| Hoshea | "Deliverance", 19th (last) King of Israel. |
| hospitality | The receiving of a guest. |
| hough | Hamstring. |
| household | Family, those who live in the same house. |
| householder | Owner of a house. |
| howbeit | However, nevertheless. |
| howsoever | However. |
| Huldah | "Weasel", a prophetess. |
| humble | Meekness, not to think more highly of yourself than you should. |
| hungred | Hungry. |
| Hur | The man that stood with Aaron to hold up Moses hands when Israel was fighting the Amelekites. |
| husbandman | Caretaker, farmer. |
| husbandmen | Caretaker of plants, farmers. |
| husbandry | Caretaker, farmer. |
| Hushai | Wise man of David that frustrated Ahithophel's advice to Absalom. |
| hymn | A song of praise and adoration to God. |
| hypocrisy | A pretense of religious devotion. |
| hypocrite | One who pretends to be something he is not. |
| hyssop | A plant with a mint like aroma used as a medicine. |