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| Naaman | A Syrian captain healed of leprosy by God through Elisha. |
| Naasson | Nahshan, son of Amminadab. |
| Nabal | A wealthy Carmelite, husband of Abigail, killed by God for refusing to help David. |
| Naboth | He owned a vineyard that Ahab wanted, so Jezebel had him killed. |
| Nachor | Nahor, grandfather of Abraham, lived 148 years. |
| Nadab | 1. "Liberal", oldest son of Aaron, killed by holy fire from God. 2. Son of Jeroboam I and 2nd King of the Northern Kingdom. |
| Nahor | Grandfather of Abraham, lived 148 years. |
| Nahshon | Son of Amminadab. |
| Nahum | "Comforter", A minor prophet, and a book that records his vision. |
| Nain | A small village in the Plain of Jezreel, a few miles south of Nazareth. |
| nakedness | Not wearing clothes. |
| Naomi | "Pleasant", mother in law to Ruth, wife of Elimelech. |
| Naphtali | The 6th of the 12 sons of Jacob, 2nd son of Bilhah. |
| nard | An expensive perfume imported from India. |
| Nathan | "He gave", the prophet that told king David, his son would build God's house. |
| Nathanael | "Gift of God", Bartholomew, the apostle. |
| natural | Existing in or produced by nature. |
| nay | No. |
| Nazarene | From Nazareth. |
| Nazarenes | Members of the Christian sect. |
| Nazareth | "Separated", a town of Galilee where Christ lived as a child. |
| Nazarite | A consecrated person forbidden to cut their hair, drink wine or touch a corpse. |
| Nebo | The mountain in Moab where Moses went to view the promised land and then to die. |
| Nebuchadnezzar | King of Babylon, subdued and exiled Judah. |
| Necho | PharaohNecho. |
| necromancer | One who consulted with the dead. |
| neesings | Snorting. |
| neglect | Fail to care for, or to refuse. |
| Nehemiah | "Jehovah comforts", the cupbearer of Artaxerxes King of Babylon, that got permission to go to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple and the walls. |
| neighbour | A person that lives close to another, or a person situated near to another. |
| Nephilim | A group of people who were famous for being large and strong. |
| Nephthalim | Naphtali, a tribe of Israel. |
| Nero | Emperor of Rome, AD 54-68. |
| nether | The nearest part. |
| nevertheless | In spite of that. |
| Nicodemus | "Victor of the people", a Jewish ruler, a Pharisee that came to Jesus by night and was told by Jesus that ye must be born again. |
| Niger | "Black", in Latin. |
| nigh | Near. |
| Nile | "Dark blue", the world's longest river that flows from the African equator north, through Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea. |
| Nimrod | Son of Cush, a mighty hunter. |
| Nineve | Nineveh, capital of Syria, where God sent Jonah. |
| Nineveh | "Dwelling of Ninus", capital of Syria, where God sent Jonah. |
| ninth hour | 3:00 pm. |
| No | Thebes, once the capital city of Egypt. |
| Noah | "Rest", obeyed God to build an ark lived 950 years. |
| Nob | The city of priests totally destroyed by Saul for aiding David to escape. |
| nobleman | A man of high rank, character or standing. |
| Noe | Noah, lived 950 years. |
| noised | Told or heard. |
| noisome | Offensive to the smell, disgusting, harmful. |
| northward | On the north side. |
| notable | Glorious. |
| notwithstanding | In spite of, nevertheless. |
| nought | Nothing. |
| nourish | Supply, or sustain with food. |
| novice | Beginner. |
| number | Count. |
| Numbers | The fourth book in the old testament that numbered the people of Israel. |
| nun | The 14th letter of the Hebrew alphabet. |