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1. – Disputing or fighting; often condemned in Scripture.
3. – Living or alive; as in "the quick and the dead," referring to all people.
4. – A place where stones or rocks are cut; metaphorically used for gathering or seeking.
5. – To bring life or vitality, often used in reference to the Spirit giving life.
6. – The state of being good or virtuous; often applied to God’s nature.
7. – The purest or most perfect example; often used in theological discussions.
8. – Made alive; often referring to spiritual awakening.
9. – A female ruler; several queens are mentioned in the Bible, such as Queen Esther.
11. – A search or pursuit; often used metaphorically for seeking God.
12. – A dangerous, trap-like ground; used metaphorically for sin or danger.

1. – The minimum number needed for a meeting; sometimes referenced in early church gatherings.
2. – Old-fashioned or charming; sometimes used to describe biblical customs or places.
4. – A query; Jesus often asked questions to teach lessons.
5. – A bird God provided as food for the Israelites in the wilderness.
6. – To revive or give life, especially in a spiritual sense.
7. – Leaving or giving up; often in the context of persevering in faith.
8. – A question or inquiry; sometimes used in dialogues in the Bible.
9. – To extinguish; often used in relation to the Holy Spirit or thirst for righteousness.
10. – Calm or peaceful; a state of rest often mentioned in Scripture.
11. – A bird, mentioned in the context of God’s provision during Israel’s exodus from Egypt.