<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><dictionarytype="x-strong"xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="strongs_schema.xsd"><iid="G901"><s_id>G901</s_id><t>βαθύς</t><tr>bathus</tr><p><em>bath-oos'</em></p><d>From the base of <linktarget="G939">G939</link>; <em>profound</em> (as <em>going</em> down) literally or <b>figuratively:</b> - deep very early.</d></i><iid="G902"><s_id>G902</s_id><t>βαΐ́ον</t><tr>baion</tr><p><em>bah-ee'-on</em></p><d>A diminutive of a derivative probably of the base of <linktarget="G939">G939</link>; a palm <em>twig</em> (as <em>going</em> out far): - branch.</d></i><iid="G903"><s_id>G903</s_id><t>Βαλαάμ</t><tr>Balaam</tr><p><em>bal-ah-am'</em></p><d>Of Hebrew origin [<linktarget="H1109">H1109</link>];<br/><em>Balaam</em> a mesopotamian (symbolic of a false teacher): - Balaam.</d></i><iid="G904"><s_id>G904</s_id><t>Βαλάκ</t><tr>Balak</tr><p><em>bal-ak'</em></p><d>Of Hebrew origin [<linktarget="H1111">H1111</link>];<br/><em>Balak</em> a <b>Moabite:</b> - Balac.</d></i><iid="G905"><s_id>G905</s_id><t>βαλάντιον</t><tr>balantion</tr><p><em>bal-an'-tee-on</em></p><d>Probably remotely from <linktarget="G906">G906</link> (as a <em>depository</em>); a <em>pouch</em> (for money): - bag purse.</d></i><iid="G906"><s_id>G906</s_id><t>βάλλω</t><tr>ballō</tr><p><em>bal'-lo</em></p><d>A primary verb; to <em>throw</em> (in various applications more or less violent or intense): - arise cast (out) X dung lay lie pour put (up) send strike throw (down) thrust. Compare <linktarget="G4496">G4496</link>.</d></i><iid="G907"><s_id>G907</s_id><t>βαπτίζω</t><tr>baptizō</tr><p><em>bap-tid'-zo</em></p><d>From a derivative of <linktarget="G911">G911</link>; to <em>make whelmed</em> (that is <em>fully wet</em>); used only (in the New Testament) of ceremonial <em>ablution</em> especially (technically) of the ordinance of Christian <b><em>baptism:</em></b> - baptist baptize wash.</d></i><iid="G908"><s_id>G908</s_id><t>βάπτισμα</t><tr>baptisma</tr><p><em>bap'-tis-mah</em></p><d>From <linktarget="G907">G907</link>; <em>baptism</em> (technically or figuratively): - baptism.</d></i><iid="G909"><s_id>G909</s_id><t>βαπτισμός</t><tr>baptismos</tr><p><em>bap-tis-mos'</em></p><d>From <linktarget="G907">G907</link>; <em>ablution</em> (ceremonially or Christian): - baptism washing.</d></i><iid="G910"><s_id>G910</s_id><t>Βαπτιστής</t><tr>Baptistēs</tr><p><em>bap-tis-tace'</em></p><d>From <linktarget="G907">G907</link>; a <em>baptizer</em> as an epithet of Christ´ s <b>forerunner:</b> - Baptist.</d></i><iid="G911"><s_id>G911</s_id><t>βάπτω</t><tr>baptō</tr><p><em>bap'-to</em></p><d>A primary verb; to <em>whelm</em> that is cover wholly with a fluid; in the New Testament only in a qualified or specific sense that is (literally) to <em>moisten</em> (a part of one´ s person) or (by implication) to <em>stain</em> (as with dye): - dip.</d></i><iid="G912"><s_id>G912</s_id><t>Βαραββᾶς</t><tr>Barabbas</tr><p><em>bar-ab-bas'</em></p><d>Of Chaldee origin ([<linktarget="H1347">H1347</link>] and <linktarget="G5">G5</link> (Greek));<br/><em>son of Abba</em>;<br/><em>Bar-abbas</em> an <b>Israelite:</b> - Barabbas.</d></i><iid="G913"><s_id>G913</s_id><t>Βαράκ</t><tr>Barak</tr><p><em>bar-ak'</em></p><d>Of Hebrew origin [<linktarget="H1301">H1301</link>];<br/><em>Barak</em> an <b>Israelite:</b> - Barak.</d></i><iid="G914"><s_id>G914</s_id><t>Βαραχίας</t><tr>Barachias</tr><p><em>bar-akh-ee'-as</em></p><d>Of Hebrew origin [<linktarget="H1296">H1296</link>];<br/><em>Barachias</em> (that is <em>Berechijah</em>) an <b>Israelite:</b> - Barachias.</d></i><iid="G915"><s_id>G915</s_id><t>βάρβαρος</t><tr>barbaros</tr><p><em>bar'-bar-os</em></p><d>Of uncertain derivation; a <em>foreigner</em> (that is <em>non Greek</em>): - barbarian (-rous).</d></i><iid="G916"><s_id>G916</s_id><t>βαρέω</t><tr>bareō</tr><p><em>bar-eh'-o</em></p><d>From <linkt
