men{men}all, 2also, 1am, 1And, 5as, 2away, 1Barnabas, 1base, 1because, 1body, 1bow, 1but, 3by, 1concerning, 2death, 1departed, 1discern, 1even, 1fell, 1first, 2flesh, 1for, 7former, 1Furthermore, 1God, 1good, 1he, 1hearing, 1heaven, 1here, 1Him, 1I, 2if, 9indeed, 22into, 1judged, 1judgeth, 1letters, 1manner, 1no, 1now, 3obey, 1of, 1on, 1one, 11others, 1part, 1Partly, 1Peter, 1pure, 2rested, 1servants, 1serve, 1set, 1should, 1sin, 1so, 6some, 12still, 1stumblingblock, 1that, 1the, 1them, 2then, 6therefore, 8things, 5to, 1truly, 12verily, 14were, 1when, 2which, 1who, 1ye, 1 menounge{men-oon'-geh}but, 1doubtless, 1rather, 1verily, 1 mentoi{men'-toy}but, 1If, 1Likewise, 1Nevertheless, 2yet, 3 meno{men'-o}abide, 20(3);(2);(2);abideth, 22(2);(2) abiding, 2abode, 12await, 1continue, 7continued, 2continueth, 1continuing, 1dwell, 2dwelleth, 10(2);dwelt, 2endureth, 2enduring, 1let, 4own, 1present, 1remain, 11remained, 3remaineth, 5remaining, 1she, 1should, 2stand, 1tar ried, 3tar ry, 5thou, 1ye, 3 merizo{mer-id'-zo}between, 1dealt, 1distributed, 2divide, 1divided, 8(2);gave, 1Is, 1 merimna{mer'-im-nah}care, 3cares, 3 merimnao{mer-im-nah'-o}anxious, 12(2);be, 3care, 2careth, 3for, 1have, 1wor ried, 1 meris{mer-ece'}part, 4partakers, 1 merismos{mer-is-mos'}asunder, 1gifts, 1 meristes{mer-is-tace'}divider, 1 meros{mer'-os}behalf, 2course, 1craft, 1part, 17(2);particular, 1particularly, 1partly, 1parts, 7piece, 1portion, 3region, 2regions, 1respect, 2side, 1somewhat, 1sort, 1 mesembria{mes-ame-bree'-ah}noon, 1south, 1 mesiteuo{mes-it-yoo'-o}confirmed, 1 mesites{mes-ee'-tace}mediator, 6 mesonuktion{mes-on-ook'-tee-on} midnight, 4 Mesopotamia{mes-op-ot-am-ee'-ah} Mesopotamia, 2 mesos{mes'-os} among, 12between, 1forth, 1midnight, 2midst, 41(2);noon, 1them, 1way, 2 mesotoichon{mes-ot'-oy-khon}wall, 1 mesouranema{mes-oo-ran'-ay-mah} heaven, 3 mesoo{mes-o'-o} of, 1 Messias{mes-see'-as} Messiah, 2 mestos{mes-tos'} full, 8 mestoo{mes-to'-o} full, 1 meta{met-ah'} after, 92(2);afterward, 4against, 4(2) among, 5another, 1between, 1boldly, 1foameth, 1follow, 2followed, 1freely, 1in, 2joyfully, 1many, 1of, 2on, 1our, 1they, 1to, 2together, 1upon, 1when, 2who, 1with, 343(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(2);(3);(2);(2);(2);(3);without, 1 metabaino{met-ab-ah'-ee-no} depart, 3departed, 4Go, 1move, 2(2) passed, 2 metaballo{met-ab-al'-lo} minds, 1 metago{met-ag'-o} about, 2 metadidomi{met-ad-id'-o-mee} give, 1giveth, 1impart, 2imparted, 1 metathesis{met-ath'-es-is} change, 1removing, 1translation, 1 metairo{met-ah'-ee-ro} departed, 2 metakaleo{met-ak-al-eh'-o} called, 2for, 1here, 1 metakineo{met-ak-ee-neh'-o} away, 1 metalambano{met-al-am-ban'-o} ate, 1have, 1partaker, 1partakers, 1receiveth, 1take, 1 metalepsis{met-al'-ape-sis} received, 1 metallasso{met-al-las'-so} changed, 2 metamellomai{met-am-el'-lom-ahee} do, 1repent, 3(2);repented, 3will, 1 metamorphoo{met-am-or-fo'-o} changed, 1transfigured, 2transformed, 1 metanoeo{met-an-o-eh'-o} had, 1have, 1repent, 17(2);repented, 10repenteth, 2they, 1ye, 4 metanoia{met-an'-oy-ah} repentance, 24 metaxu{met-ax-oo'} another, 1between, 6mean, 1next, 1 metapempo{met-ap-emp'-o} for, 7(2);send, 1 metastrepho{met-as-tref'-o} pervert, 1turned, 2 metaschematizo{met-askh-ay-mat-id'-zo} change, 1themselves, 1transfer red, 1transformed, 2 metatithemi{met-at-ith'-ay-mee} are, 1changed, 1over, 1translated, 2(2) turning, 2 metepeita{met-ep'-i-tah} afterward, 1 metecho{met-ekh'-o} are, 1he, 1part, 1partaker, 2partakers, 3pertaineth, 1useth, 1 meteorizo{met-eh-o-rid'-zo} mind, 1 metoikesia{met-oy-kes-ee'-ah} away, 3(2) brought, 1 metoikizo{met-oy-kid'-zo} away, 1car ry, 1removed, 1 metoche{met-okh-ay'} fellowship, 1 metochos{met'-okh-os} companions, 1partakers, 4partners, 1 metreo{met-reh'-o} measure, 5measured, 3measuring, 1with, 1 metretes{met-ray-tace'} firkins, 1 metriopatheo{met-ree-op-ath-eh'-o} compassion, 1 metrios{met-ree'-oce} little, 1 metron{met'-ron} measure, 13(2);(2); 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miasma{mee'-as-mah} pollutions, 1 miasmos{mee-as-mos'} uncleanness, 1 migma{mig'-mah} mixture, 1 mignumi{mig'-noo-mee} mingled, 3mixed, 1 mikron{mik-ron'} little, 6while, 10(2);(2);(2) mikros{mik-ros'}includingthecomparativemikroteros least, 6less, 2little, 10ones, 6small, 6 Miletos{mil'-ay-tos} Miletum, 1Miletus, 2