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unawares | By surprise, or unintentional. |
unbelief | A lack of faith. |
unblemished | Perfect, with out spot, without sin. |
uncircumcision | Not circumcised, refers to the non Jews. |
unclean | 1. Certain animals were considered unfit for human consumption, cloven animals. 2. Ceremonial not fit for worship, possibly because having come in contact with a corpse. 3. What leprous people had to call out to warn approaching people. |
uncorruptible | Not subject to physical or moral decay. |
unction | Anointing. |
unfeigned | Not fraudulant. |
ungodliness | Wickedness. |
ungodly | Wicked. |
unicorn | A now extinct wild ox, known for its ferocity. |
unity | Oneness, common belief, cooperation in all things. |
unjust | Unfair, not righteous. |
unlade | Unload. |
unleavened | Made without leaven which causes bread to rise and be soft. |
unrighteousness | Not living a good and moral life. |
unseemly | Not conforming to accepted standards of behavior or appearance. |
untoward | Difficult to manage. |
upbraid | Scold or reproach. |
UPHARSIN | Aramaic for divided. |
uproar | Riot. |
Ur | "Light, region", ancient city on the Euphrates, called "Ur of the Chaldees", home of Abraham. |
Uriah | "God is my light", husband of Bethsheba, one of David's fighting men that David had murdered. |
Urijah | 1. Priest. 2. Prophet. |
Urim and Thummim | Instruments used by the high priest to discern the will of God. |
us-ward | Towards us. |
usurer | One who lends money for the interest, like a banker. |
usurp | Seize and hold something that belongs to another. |
usury | Interest paid for the use of money. |
utmost | Situated at the most remote point. |
utter | Speak, or complete. |
utterance | Spoken word. |
utterly | Completely, fully. |
uttermost | Furtherest. |
Uz | The country in which Job lived. |
Uzzah | Tripped and fell and died upon touching the Ark of the Covenant. |
Uzziah | "Strength of God", Azariah, 10th King of Judah for 52 years. |