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It’s probably a good idea to honor the rule, “Do not wear white after Labor Day,” but for white jeans you may claim a prominent exception. Few items in your wardrobe look as sleek, sexy, and sophisticated as white jeans. Even fewer among your favorite outfits so alluringly combine a hint of innocence with a heavy dose of super-charged sultriness. In every season, steal the fashion spotlight with stylish ensembles built around sleek white jeans,

White Jeans 101

The phrase “white jeans” probably should not appear in a sentence without the definitive adjective “sleek.” After all, baggy white jeans are commonly known as “painters’ pants,” and they tend to look best on real professional painters. Like mall missions devoted to little black dresses, bathing suits, lingerie, and everyday denims, your search for white jeans requires patience, persistence, and especially high standards. Know precisely what you want, and settle for nothing less.

Your white jeans must caress every curve from just above your pelvic bone all the way down to your heels. Because, however, you seek the perfect pair of white jeans, you must exercise some discretion about how much they reveal. In sharp contrast to politics and corporate business, “transparency” is not always appealing in white jeans. The experts recommend you pay almost as much attention to the label as to your silhouette in the mirror: When the contents include up to 5% Lycra with cotton, you have assurance of some comfort and coverage in your sleek fit.

White jeans for fall and winter.

Choose your sleek white jeans knowing you will tuck them into both your Aussie sheepskins and your high-fashion high-heeled boots. Your tasty vanilla denim delights should cling to your calves just enough that they will cushion your legs without chafing. As you try-on sleek white jeans, pay attention to the seams, carefully calculating whether they will tear into your legs as you walk in boots.

Once you have selected the white jeans for your shape and style, begin assembling outfits. During Indian summer, your white jeans will look cute with many of your favorite summer tops and some of your short summer sundresses. On casual Fridays, slip into your sleek white jeans, adding a crisp pin-striped blouse and a blazer. As the weather cools, bring on the sweaters, and add this season’s cutest high heels. Once the snow falls, pair your sleek white jeans with all of your favorite over-sized knits: Whatever you wear with your leggings, wear it with white jeans too.

There are a number of things you can get from cows. Here's a partially completed list:

Beef Retail Cuts:

Round:

- Round steak

- Top Round Roast

- Top Round Steak

- Boneless Rump Roast

- Bottom Round Roast

- Tip Roast Cap Off

- Eye Round Roast

- Tip Steak

Sirloin:

- Sirloin Steak Flatbone

- Sirloin Steak Round Bone

- Top Sirloin Steak

Fore Shank & Brisket

- Shank Cross Cut

- Brisket, Whole

- Corned Brisket, Point Half

- Brisket, Flat Half

Chuck

- Chuck Eye Roast

- Boneless Top Blade Steak

- Arm Pot Roast

- Boneless Shoulder Pot Roast

- Cross Rib Pot Roast

- Mock Tender

- Blade Roast

- Under Blade Pot Roast

- 7-Bone Pot Roast

- Short Ribs

- Flanken Style Ribs

Short Loin

- Boneless Top Loin Steak

- T-bone Steak

- Porterhouse Steak

- Tenderloin Roast

Rib

- Rib Roast, Large End

- Rib Roast, Small End

- Rib Steak, Small End

- Rib Eye Roast

- Rib Eye

- Back Ribs

Flank & Short Plate

- Flank Steak

- Flank Steak Rolls

- Skirt Steak

Other Cuts

- Ground Beef

- Cubed Steak

- Beef for Stew

- Cubes for Kabobs

Dairy:

- Cheese

- Milk (whole, partially skimmed, skimmed)

- Yogurt

- Ice Cream

- Buttermilk

- Butter

- Evaporated or Condensed Milk

- Chocolate milk

- Cream (coffee cream, half-and-half, whipped, whipping)

Other Edible Meats and Byproducts:

- Blood

- Brains

- Casings (for sausages)

- Fats

- Gelatin

- Hearts

- Kidneys

- Liver

- Tails

- Ox joints

- Sweetbreads (Pancreatic and Thymus glands)

- Tongues

- Tripe (pickled rumen of cattle and sheep)

- Candies

- Canned meat

- Marshmallows

- Oleo Oil

- Oleo Stock

- Cheek Meat

Other Inedible Byproducts:

- Animal feeds

- Bone meal

- Bone products

- Cosmetics

- Fertilizer

- Glue

- Glycerin

- Hides and Skins

- Lanolin

- Ligatures

- Lubricants

- Neat's Foot Oil

- Pluck (lungs, etc.)

- Soap

Chemical Substances Obtained as Byproducts:

- ACTH

- Cholestrol

- Estrogen

- Epinephrine

- Heparin

- Insulin

- Rennet

- Thrombin

- TSH and thyroid extracts

Adrenal (suprarenals):

- Epinephrine (asthma, hay fever, allergies, shock)

- Adrenal Cortex Extract (Addison's disease, postsurgical, burn shock)

Brain:

- Kephalin (oozing surfaces to check bleeding)

Gallbladder:

- Bile Salts

- Dehydrochloric acid (gallbladder disturbances, abnormalities of fat digestion)

- Cortisone (rheumatic fever, arthritis, various allergies, inflammatory eye diseases, etc.)

Intestines:

- Surgical sutures

Liver:

- Liver Extract (pernicious anemia)

- Heparin (delay clotting of shed blood of ulcers, postsurgical)

Pancreas:

- Insulin (diabetes control)

- Trypsin ( protein-digesting enzyme, soften scar tissue, digest neurotic tissue in wounds and ulcers)

- Amalase (starch-splitting enzyme)

- Lipase (fat-splitting enzyme)

Parathyroid:

- Parathyroid extract (tetany)

Pituitary:

- Posterior pituitary extract (increase blood pressure during shock, promote uterine contraction during and after childbirth, control excessive urination of diabetes insipidus)

- ACTH ( rheumatic fever, arthritis, acute inflammation of eyes and skin, acute acoholism, severe asthma, hay fever, other allergy symptoms)

Red Bone Marrow:

- Bone Marrow Concentrates (treatment of various blood disorders)

Stomach:

- Renin (aid milk digestion)

Testes:

- Enzyme hyaluronidase

Thyroid:

- Thyroid extract (malfunctions of thyroid gland (goiters, cretinism, myxedema))

Blood:

- Thrombin (applied locally to wounds to stop bleeding)

Bones and Hides:

- Gelatin (plasma extender)

Byproducts from cattle:

Hides

- Shoes

- Wallets

- Purses

- Belts & Belting

- Jackets/Coats

- Harnesses

- Saddles

- Razor Strops

- Traveling Bags

- Footballs

- Baseballs

- Baseball Mitts

- "Sheepskins" for diplomas

- Sweat Bands for Hats

- Gloves

- Cowboy Boots

- Other leather goods

Fats

- Manufacture of Oleomargerine

- Soaps

- Animal Feeds

- Industrial Oils

- Lubricants

- Leather Dressing

- Candles

- Fertilizer

- Cosmetics (lipstick, facecream, hand cream)

Horns and Hooves

- Napkin rings

- Goblets

- Tobacco Boxes

- Knife and Umbrella Handles

- Combs

- Buttons

- Other products

Blood

- Refining of sugar

- Blood Sausage

- Stock Feeds

- Making Buttons

- Making Shoe Polish

- Other things

Meat Scraps and Muscle Tissue

- Meat-meal or Tankage

Bones and Cartilage

- Bone China

- Stock Feed

- Fertilizer

- Glue

- Crochet Needles

- Dice

- Knife handles

- Buttons

- Teething rings

- Toothbrush Handles

- Other Articles

Intestines and Bladders

- Sausage

- Lard

- Cheese

- Snuff

- Putty Containers

- Surgical sutures

- Strings for various musical instruments

- Strings for Tennis rackets

Glands

- Pharmaceutical preparations

Collagen

- Glue (woodworking industry)

- Gelatin (baking, ice cream making, capsules for medicine, coating for pills, photography, culture for bacteria media, etc.)

Contents of the stomach

- Fertilizer

- Feed

South Australia is a state of Australia in the southern central part of the country. It covers some of the most arid parts of the continent; with a total land area of 983,482 square kilometres (379,725 sq mi), it is the fourth largest of Australia's six states and two territories.

Capital City- Adelaide

The major cities of South Australia are Adelaide (capital city), Port Pirie, Port Augusta, Port Lincoln, Whyalla and Mount Gambier. With the exception of Mount Gambier, these cities are all on the coastline.

Major towns which are set inland include Murray Bridge and Renmark.

There are many more towns which are important economically for South Australia - too numerous to list

Population- as of June 2009 -- 1,622,700 (5th)

Climate-

The southern part of the state has a Mediterranean climate.[5] South Australia's main temperature range is 29 °C (84 °F) in January and 15 °C (59 °F) in July. Daily temperatures in parts of the state in January and February can be up to 48 °C (118 °F).

The highest maximum temperature was recorded as 50.7 °C (123.3 °F) at Oodnadatta on 2 January 1960, which is the highest official temperature recorded in Australia. The lowest minimum temperature was −8 °C (17.6 °F) at Yongala on 20 July 1976.[6]

History of South Australia- (Andy)

The first recorded European sighting of the South Australian coast was in 1627 when the Dutch ship the Gulden Zeepaert, captained by Francois Thijssen, examined the coastline. Thijssen named his discovery "Pieter Nuyts Land", after the highest ranking individual on board.

The coastline of South Australia was first mapped by Matthew Flinders and Nicolas Baudin in 1802. Baudin referred to the land as "Terre Napoléon".

In 1834, the British Parliament passed the South Australia Act 1834, which enabled the province of South Australia to be established. The act stated that 802,511 square kilometres (309,851 sq mi) would be allotted to the colony and it would be convict-free. The plan for the colony was that it would be the ideal embodiment of the best qualities of British society, that is, no religious discrimination or unemployment.

Settlement of nine vessels and 636 people was temporarily made at Kingscote on Kangaroo Island, until the official site of the colony was selected where Adelaide is currently located. The first immigrants arrived at Holdfast Bay (near the present day Glenelg) in November 1836, and the colony was proclaimed on 28 December 1836, now known as Proclamation Day. South Australia is the only Australian state to be settled entirely by free settlers.

The South Australia Police was formed in 1838 to protect the community and enforce government regulations.

The current flag of South Australia was adopted on 13 January 1904, and is a British blue ensign defaced with the state badge. The badge is described as a Piping Shrike with wings outstretched on a yellow disc. The state badge is believed to have been designed by Robert Craig of the Adelaide School of Arts.

South Australia granted restricted women's suffrage in 1861, and in 1894 became the second place in the world to grant universal suffrage (after New Zealand) where women had the dual rights to vote and to stand for election.[3]

Trade and Industries-

South Australia's economy includes the following major industries: meat and meat preparations, wheat, wine, wool and sheepskins, machinery,metal and metal manufactures, fish and crustaceans, road vehicles and parts, and petroleum products. Other industries, such as education and defence technology, are of growing importance.

South Australia receives the least amount of federal funding for its local road network than any other state on a per capita or per kilometre basis.[7]

Fun facts

Cricket is a popular sport in South Australia and attracts big crowds. South Australia has a cricket team, the Southern Redbacks, who play at Adelaide Oval in the Adelaide Park Lands during the summer; however they have not won a title since 1996. The Redbacks currently have three players who hold a contract with Cricket Australia. Many international matches have been played at the Adelaide Oval. It was one of the host cities of 1992 Cricket World Cup.

Olympic Dam

South Australia possesses the world's single largest known deposit of uranium, at the Olympic Dam mine. Olympic Dam contains 40% of the world's known uranium reserves. The Olympic Dam mine is also the world's fourth largest remaining copper deposit, and the world's fifth largest gold deposit.

Food and Drinks

Farmers Union Iced Coffee is a flavoured milk drink popular in Australia, primarily the state of South Australia, made by National Foods which is now a division of Japanese brewing company Kirin.

-is the driest state on the World's driest continent

-Half of Australia's total wine production comes from South Australia

State Icon--wine production

Famous Landmark

The terrain consists largely of and semi-arid rangelands, with several low in which the most important mountains are the system which extends north about 800 kilometres (497 mi) from to the northern end of and salt lakes.

Lake Eyre, 15m below sea level in the South Australian outback

Wilpena Pound, a huge meteorite crater in South Australia's Flinders Ranges

World Famous Cricket Ground is the Adelaide Oval

The Linchen(?)..

Famous People-

People from Adelaide are known as Adelaideans, and many have achieved renown.

• , former world number one player
• , reached top ten on women s tennis association
• , former No 1 doubles player
• Darren cahill, coach and former top ten doubles player

• mark bradtke played in the NBA for the philadelphia 76ers
• luke schenscher played in the NBA for the Chicago bulls and the portland trail blazers as well as made the final four championship game in college with Georgia institute of technology
• brad newley was drafted to the NBA by the Houston rockets

Guy Sebastian- Austaralian Idol

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Flag-

The current state flag of South Australia, was officially adopted by the government of south Australia in 1904.

The flag is based on the defacement British blue ensign with the state badge located in the flag terminology. The badge is a gold disc featuring a piping shrike with its wings outstretched. The badge is believed to have been designed by Robert Craig.

Coat Of Arms-

The Coat of arms of South Australia is the official symbol of the state of south Australia. It was granted by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth ii on 19 April 1984. They replaced a coat of arms granted to the State in 1936.

The escutcheon heraldry has the piping shrike within a golden disc (officially said to represent the rising sun) on a blue background. The Piping Shrike is the unofficial list of Australian bird emblems of South Australia and also appears on the State Badge. The crest is the swainsona formosa, the list of Australian floral emblems of South Australia, on top of a wreath of the State colours. The coat of arms has no supporters. The compartment, or base, is a grassland with symbols of agriculture and industry, and a motto with the name "South Australia".

Important Cities

important cities are gold coast Queensland, toowoomba, townsville, rockhampton, cairns, and Ipswich.

Population

- Population4,406,800Queensland#cite_note 0- Population4,406,800Queensland#cite_note 0

Climate

Because of its size, there is significant variation in climate across the state. Low rainfall and hot summers are typical for the inland west, a monsoon 'wet' season in the far north, and warm temperate conditions along the coastal strip. Inland and in southern ranges low minimum temperatures are experienced. The climate of the coastal strip is influenced by warm ocean waters, keeping the region free from extremes of temperature and providing moisture for rainfall.

History

The history of Queensland spans thousands of years, encompassing both a lengthy Australian aborigine presence, as well as the eventful times of post-European settlement. Estimated to have been settled by Indigenous Australians approximately 40,000 years ago, the north-eastern Australian region was explored by Dutch, Portuguese and French navigators before being encountered by James cook in 1770. June 2009 marked the 150 anniversary of its creation as a separate colony from New South Wales.Queensland#cite_note 6 The state has witnessed frontier warfare between European settlers and Indigenous inhabitants, as well as the employment of cheap kanaka labour sourced from the Oceania.

Industries

primary sector of economic activity include: bananas, pineapples, peanuts, a wide variety of other tropical and temperate fruit and vegetables, grain crops, wineries, cattle raising, cotton, sugar cane, wool and a mining industry including bauxite, coal, silver, lead, zinc, gold, and copper.

Fun Facts

Fraser Island in Queensland is the largest sand island in the World

Undara Lava tubes in far north Queensland

State Icon

Great Barrier Reef

Famous landmarks

Great Barrier Reef

Gold Coast

Sunshine Coast

bunya mountains national park and the great dividing range with numerous lookouts, waterfalls and picnic areas; carnarvon national park; whitsunday islands national park and hinchinbrook island.

Famous People

• Australian aviator Charles Kingsford Smith, who was the first to cross the Pacific from the United States to Australia, was from Queensland.
• Hugh Sawrey, famous Australian artist and founder of the Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame, was born in Queensland.
• Steve Irwin, the great Crocodile-hunter, was from Queensland, although he was not born there, and only came to Qld as a young child.
• Steele Rudd, Australian journalist and author of "On Our Selection", was born on the Darling Downs in Queensland.
• Australian pioneer in physical therapy for polio sufferers, Sister Elizabeth Kenny, was actually born at Warialda, NSW, but moved to Queensland as a child, and it was in Queensland that she developed her ground-breaking techniques for rejuvenating polio-ridden limbs in children.

Coat of Arms

The coat of arms of Queensland is the oldest in Australia, and was first granted in by queen Victoria in 1893 through the simplest form of heraldic grants; with the shield of arms, motto, helmet, mantling and crest.

The state flag of Queensland is a British blue ensign defacement with the state badge on a white disc in the flag terminology. The badge is a light blue Maltese cross with an imperial crown in the centre of the cross. The flag dates from 1870, with minor variations, and the badge was designed by William Hemmant, the Colonial Secretary and Treasurer of Queensland in 1876.

Becoming a disciple of Christ is not just confessing one's belief in Him as Lord and Savior, but in imitating His every action - living by every word of God.

Besides poor decisions on a person's part that would lead to 'trials,' the Bible brings trials or 'test's' upon those who quest for righteousness. The Faith Chapter of the Bible - Hebrews 11 mentions many who were given trials as tests. Consider these Scriptures:

8 The Lord shall judge the peoples;

Judge me, O Lord, according to my righteousness,

And according to my integrity within me.

9 Oh, let the wickedness of the wicked come to an end,

But establish the just;

For the righteous God tests the hearts and minds.

10 My defense is of God,

Who saves the upright in heart.

3 For our exhortation did not come from error or uncleanness, nor was it in deceit.

4 But as we have been approved by God to be entrusted with the gospel, even so we speak, not as pleasing men, but God who tests our hearts. 5 For neither at any time did we use flattering words, as you know, nor a cloak for covetousness-God is witness.

When affliction, suffering, or trouble strikes, it is not unusual for those afflicted, or for family members and friends, to suggest that the devil is to blame. We want to affix blame, if not on the devil, then on God or maybe on the one who is suffering. Surely there is a cause, a reason for all this.

We've briefly examined events in the lives of Adam and Eve, Job, and the apostle Paul, and we have, in fact, seen that the devil did have his hand in bringing suffering and trouble into their lives. Remember Paul's comment that his thorn in the flesh was the messenger of Satan to buffet him (see 2 Corinthians 12:7)?

One man, a failed-suicide, expressed the belief that the devil was responsible for his giving in to the urge to do away with himself. He said he felt like a pawn in a chess game going on between God and the devil. He felt he was being manipulated by both sides. This man's life was spared when a friend came to him before the overdosed medicine could do its deadly work. God, in His mercy, affected that rescue. There is much in Scripture which teaches that God's sovereign will in the affairs of men and nations will be accomplished.

• Here are just a few examples:

A man's heart deviseth his way: but the Lord directeth his steps (Proverbs 16:9).

We . . . being predestinated according to the purpose of him who worketh all things after the counsel of his own will(Ephesians 1:11).

The devil is an adversary, and his many schemes to disturb the Christian's peace and bring unhappiness and suffering upon mankind have been with us since the Fall. However, we must recognize the clear teaching of the Bible that God both orders and controls all things. Satan does not always win. We are told in 1 Corinthians 15:26 that, The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.

Satan won a real victory in his temptation of Adam and Eve. They fell into his trap just as many people still do today in so many different ways. Yet, we Christians must recognize that Isaiah 25:8 is also in the Bible when we are confronted with this final blow of the enemy. It is a strong promise that provides sure footing for those who are trusting in God's sovereignty:

He [the Lord] will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the rebuke of his people shall he take away from off all the earth: for the Lord hath spoken it.

Death is an enemy. Suffering and affliction often precede this enemy. This is all a part of the strategic battle plan between Satan and God, but the final victory for the Christian is God's. His solution to the thorns in the flesh and to death is to usher us into His presence in His own good time. And when that moment comes, the prophet Isaiah wrote, And it shall be said in that day, Lo, this is our God; we have waited for him, and he will save us: this is the Lord; we have waited for him, we will be glad and rejoice in his salvation (Isaiah 25:9).

Those Unfathomable

I do not pretend to understand why God didn't stamp out the devil in the Garden of Eden nor why in God's sovereignty some of the choicest saints, it appears, suffer so greatly. I know of a 65-year-old single woman, an "unclaimed blessing;" who worked hard and supported herself all her life. She was never a burden to others. She finally decided to retire and was looking forward to moving into a small new apartment. "It has a balcony so I can raise geraniums and other plants; she told me. Then suddenly, she was struck down with horrible stroke, which left her totally paralyzed on one side from her face down to her feet. Now she suffers alone in a convalescent center, unable to walk, talk well, or care for herself. I do not understand that.

Nor do I understand why the enemy "death" should rob Mary Dorr of the love and presence of her bright and promising young college-age son. His death came shortly after the tragic death of her husband who died while flying his private plane. It was only through the Lord's intervention that Mary's other son, who was with his father when he died, was able to bring that plane safely in for a landing. A year or so after this, Mary went through the death experience again when this second son died in his sleep at home.

When we hear about things like this, we often say, "It just doesn't make sense." From our vantage point, many of these things do not seem to have any rhyme or reason. But I like what Barbara Johnson told Rexella, "These are heartache situations, but God doesn't always promise a quick end to heartache situations:"

Then she called attention to Deuteronomy 29:29, The secret things belong unto the Lord our God . . . .

Barbara added, "No, we don't understand these `secret' situations - why God allows a beautiful 20year-old Christian boy to go off the deep end and get involved in a homosexual lifestyle (or some other problem), bringing such sorrow and heartache to his family and to others. But through it all, I can tell you, God has used it to mold and shape us and to bring a depth of trusting Him into our lives unlike anything we ever experienced before. Through sorrow there can come joy and peace. It comes as you relinquish yourself and the `secret situation' causing you such heartache into the hands of God, and then God releases you so that you can reach out in loving care to others who need help . . . .

Barbara and others who have known deep suffering are testimonies to God's grace. I have heard them say they are glad that God has thrown a veil, as it were, across their way so that they haven't known what the immediate future held. We may not know the future, but we can know the One who holds the future in His hands and simply take life a step at a time. We can walk moment-by-moment with the One who controls our steps as well as our stops.

I've heard people say, "When I get to heaven, I'm going to ask the Lord . . . ." Then they will name the event that has brought such heartache to them or to others. But in the next breath I've heard many of those same people admit, "Still, I know that when I get to heaven all that has happened here won't matter there because all the pain, the sorrow, and the tears will be done." And how biblical that is. The Bible assures us that God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away (Revelation 21:4).

The apostle Paul talked of the mortal putting on immortality, and then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 15:54-57). Paul is saying that God continues daily to give us this victory.

Satan, as the prince of this world (see John 12:31; Revelation 12:9), has a certain degree of power which he wields, especially against Christians. After all, why should the devil go after people in the world when he already has them in his sway? The Christians are his enemies.

The apostle Paul writes of the battle of the heavenlies and the work of the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience (Ephesians 2:2).

Satan's camouflaged attacks come in many forms. We are warned that they will come:

Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour (1 Peter 5:8).

• But we are also told:

Whom resist steadfast in the faith, knowing that the same afflictions are accomplished in your brethren that are in the world (1 Peter 5:9).

• And we are promised:

But the God of all grace, who hath called us unto his eternal glory by Christ Jesus, after that ye have suffered a while, make you perfect, stablish, strengthen, settle you (1 Peter 5:10).

In Hebrews 11 we have what is often referred to as "The Roll Call of Faith." There we have a definition of faith: Now faith is the substance [assurance] of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen (v. 1). What does faith do? It gives substance to our hope.

These heroes and heroines of the faith demonstrated their faith in spite of suffering, affliction, pain, problems, and not being able to understand the "Whys?" of their particularly difficult circumstances. We are the recipients of the lessons their faithfulness teaches. After naming many of the Old Testament people, almost breathlessly, it seems, the writer says, And what shall I more say? for the time would fail me to tell of. . ."

• Then he names others (see verse 32) and goes on to say:

Who through faith subdued kingdoms, wrought righteousness, obtained promises, stopped the mouths of lions, quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, out of weakness were made strong, waxed valiant in fight, turned to flight the armies of the aliens. Women received their dead raised to life again: and others were tortured, not accepting deliverance; that they might obtain a better resurrection: And others had trial of cruel mockings and scourgings, yea, moreover of bonds and imprisonment: They were stoned, they were sawn asunder, were tempted, were slain with the sword: they wandered about in sheepskins and goatskins; being destitute, afflicted, tormented; (Of whom the world was not worthy:) they wandered in deserts, and in mountains, and in dens and caves of the earth (vv. 33-38).

But the writer doesn't stop with that catalog of horrors. He goes on to remind us that these all, having obtained a good report through faith went on to their eternal reward. He speaks of them as being so great a cloud of witnesses and urges that we lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and . . . run with patience the race that is set before us (Hebrews, 12:1).

• Still the writer is not finished. We are told how we can do this:

Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith; who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God. For consider him that endured such contradiction of sinners against himself, lest ye be wearied and faint in your minds (vv. 2, 3).

Satan's planned afflictions are designed specifically to wear us down, to weary us, to exhaust us, to make us lose heart, and to turn against God. All too often we are tempted to murmur, complain, and criticize - and in these ways to give up on the Lord.

Oh, how much we need to learn that WE CAN BE OVERCOMERSthrough the blood of the Lamb (see Revelation 12:11). The wedges Satan attempts to put between us and the Father are real, and they are designed to make us stop loving and trusting God. Satan, you see, is attacking God indirectly through His children. At such times we must shout boldly for any and all to hear, "Thanks be to God who giveth the victory through the Lord Jesus Christ!"

That is the only way to do battle with this enemy of our souls.

Extracted from News letter A MESSAGE OF HOPE FROM DR. JACK VAN IMPE

2-letter words

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3-letter words

heh, hem, hen, hep, her, hes, het, hew, hex, hey, she, the

4-letter words

ache, ahem, chef, chew, chez, eche, ghee, head, heal, heap, hear, heat, heck, heed, heel, heft, hehs, heil, heir, held, hell, helm, help, heme, hemp, hems, hens, hent, herb, herd, here, herl, herm, hern, hero, hers, hest, heth, hets, hewn, hews, khet, ohed, phew, rhea, shea, shed, shes, shew, thee, them, then, thew, they, whee, when, whet, whew, whey

5-letter words

aahed, ached, aches, ahead, ashed, ashen, ashes, bathe, bohea, cache, cheap, cheat, check, cheek, cheep, cheer, chefs, chela, chert, chess, chest, cheth, chevy, chews, chewy, eched, eches, ether, fiche, ghees, gighe, heads, heady, heals, heaps, heard, hears, heart, heath, heats, heave, heavy, hecks, heder, hedge, hedgy, heeds, heels, heeze, hefts, hefty, heigh, heils, heirs, heist, helio, helix, hello, hells, helms, helot, helps, helve, hemal, hemes, hemic, hemin, hemps, hempy, hence, henna, henry, hents, herbs, herby, herds, heres, herls, herma, herms, herns, heron, heros, herry, hertz, hests, heths, heuch, heugh, hewed, hewer, hexad, hexed, hexer, hexes, hexyl, ither, kheda, kheth, khets, kithe, kythe, lathe, lethe, lithe, mache, miche, mohel, niche, ocher, oohed, other, ouphe, raphe, rathe, rehem, rheas, rheum, ruche, sadhe, sheaf, sheal, shear, sheas, sheds, sheen, sheep, sheer, sheet, sheik, shelf, shell, shend, shent, sheol, sherd, shewn, shews, tache, thebe, theca, theft, thegn, thein, their, theme, thens, there, therm, these, theta, thews, thewy, tithe, tophe, tythe, usher, wheal, wheat, wheel, wheen, wheep, whelk, whelm, whelp, whens, where, whets, whews, wheys, withe

6-letter words

achene, adhere, aether, althea, anthem, anther, apache, arched, archer, arches, bached, baches, bashed, basher, bashes, bathed, bather, bathes, behead, beheld, behest, bethel, blithe, boheas, boshes, bother, broche, bushed, bushel, busher, bushes, cached, caches, cachet, cashed, cashes, cashew, cheapo, cheaps, cheats, chebec, checks, cheder, cheeks, cheeky, cheeps, cheero, cheers, cheery, cheese, cheesy, chegoe, chelae, chelas, chemic, cheque, cherry, cherts, cherty, cherub, chests, chesty, chetah, cheths, chevre, chewed, chewer, cipher, cither, cliche, cloche, clothe, cohead, coheir, cohere, coshed, cosher, coshes, creche, cypher, dashed, dasher, dashes, dished, dishes, dither, douche, either, ephebe, ephebi, eschew, etched, etcher, etches, ethene, ethers, fashed, fashes, father, fiches, fished, fisher, fishes, fleche, gashed, gasher, gashes, gather, gauche, gherao, ghetto, gopher, gorhen, gushed, gusher, gushes, hashed, hashes, headed, header, healed, healer, health, heaped, hearer, hearse, hearth, hearts, hearty, heated, heater, heaths, heathy, heaume, heaved, heaven, heaver, heaves, heckle, hectic, hector, heddle, heders, hedged, hedger, hedges, heeded, heeder, heehaw, heeled, heeler, heezed, heezes, hefted, hefter, hegari, hegira, heifer, height, heiled, heinie, heired, heishi, heists, hejira, heliac, helios, helium, helled, heller, hellos, helmed, helmet, helots, helped, helper, helved, helves, hemins, hemmed, hemmer, hemoid, hempen, hempie, henbit, hennas, henrys, hented, hepcat, heptad, herald, herbal, herbed, herded, herder, herdic, hereat, hereby, herein, hereof, hereon, heresy, hereto, heriot, hermae, hermai, hermit, hernia, heroes, heroic, heroin, herons, herpes, hetero, hetman, heuchs, heughs, hewers, hewing, hexade, hexads, hexane, hexers, hexing, hexone, hexose, hexyls, heyday, heydey, higher, hither, hushed, hushes, hyphen, imphee, inched, inches, inhere, isohel, itched, itches, joshed, josher, joshes, kasher, khedah, khedas, kheths, kithed, kithes, kosher, kuchen, kythed, kythes, laches, lashed, lasher, lashes, lathed, lather, lathes, leched, lecher, leches, lethes, lichee, lichen, liches, lither, loathe, louche, lushed, lusher, lushes, lychee, maches, maihem, manche, mashed, masher, mashes, mayhem, meshed, meshes, miched, miches, mither, mohels, mother, muches, mushed, musher, mushes, naches, nephew, nether, niched, niches, nighed, nigher, noshed, nosher, noshes, nother, ochers, ochery, orache, others, ouched, ouches, ouphes, pashed, pashes, peahen, peched, phenix, phenol, phenom, phenyl, pished, pishes, pithed, poohed, posher, pother, psyche, pushed, pusher, pushes, quiche, rachet, raphes, rasher, rashes, rather, rechew, rehear, reheat, reheel, rehems, reshes, rhaphe, rhebok, rhesus, rhetor, rheums, rheumy, richen, richer, riches, rochet, rotche, rouche, ruched, ruches, rushed, rushee, rusher, rushes, sachem, sachet, sadhes, saithe, sashed, sashes, scathe, schema, scheme, scythe, seethe, seiche, sheafs, sheals, shears, sheath, sheave, sheens, sheeny, sheers, sheets, sheeve, sheikh, sheiks, sheila, shekel, shells, shelly, shelta, shelty, shelve, shelvy, shends, sheols, sherds, sherif, sherpa, sherry, sheuch, sheugh, shewed, shewer, sighed, sigher, snathe, soothe, spahee, spathe, sphene, sphere, sphery, sughed, swathe, swithe, sypher, taches, takahe, teched, teethe, tether, thecae, thecal, thefts, thegns, theine, theins, theirs, theism, theist, themed, themes, thenal, thenar, thence, theory, theres, therme, therms, theses, thesis, thetas, thetic, tithed, tither, tithes, tocher, tophes, toshes, tother, touche, towhee, troche, tusche, tushed, tushes, tythed, tythes, unhelm, unhewn, unshed, upheap, upheld, ushers, washed, washer, washes, wether, wheals, wheats, wheels, wheens, wheeps, wheeze, wheezy, whelks, whelky, whelms, whelps, whenas, whence, wheres, wherry, wherve, wheyey, wiches, wished, wisher, wishes, withed, wither, withes, writhe, wyches, zither

7-letter words

abashed, abashes, abhenry, achenes, adhered, adherer, adheres, aethers, affiche, airhead, airshed, airthed, aitches, alchemy, allheal, altheas, another, anthems, anthers, apaches, aphelia, apheses, aphesis, aphetic, apothem, archers, archery, astheny, atheism, atheist, attache, babiche, banshee, bashers, batched, batcher, batches, bathers, beached, beaches, beechen, beeches, beheads, behests, belched, belcher, belches, benched, bencher, benches, berthed, bethels, bheesty, bighead, bioherm, birched, birchen, birches, birthed, bitched, bitches, blather, blether, blither, blucher, blushed, blusher, blushes, bobeche, bohemia, botched, botcher, botches, bothers, bouchee, boughed, bowhead, braches, brachet, brasher, brashes, breathe, brioche, brothel, brother, brushed, brusher, brushes, bunched, bunches, burgher, burthen, bushels, bushers, butcher, butches, cachets, cachexy, caleche, caliche, capuche, caroche, cashews, catcher, catches, cathead, cathect, cepheid, ceviche, cheapen, cheaper, cheapie, cheaply, cheapos, cheated, cheater, chebecs, checked, checker, checkup, cheddar, cheders, chedite, cheeked, cheeped, cheeper, cheered, cheerer, cheerio, cheerly, cheeros, cheesed, cheeses, cheetah, chefdom, cheffed, chegoes, chelate, cheloid, chemics, chemise, chemism, chemist, chequer, cheques, cherish, cheroot, cherubs, chervil, chesses, chested, chetahs, chetrum, chevied, chevies, cheviot, chevres, chevron, chewers, chewier, chewing, chewink, cinched, cinches, ciphers, cithern, cithers, clashed, clasher, clashes, cliched, cliches, cloches, clothed, clothes, coached, coacher, coaches, coheads, coheirs, cohered, coherer, coheres, conches, cooches, coshers, couched, coucher, couches, coughed, cougher, couther, cowherb, cowherd, cowshed, crashed, crasher, crashes, creches, crochet, crushed, crusher, crushes, cuishes, culches, curches, cutches, cyphers, dasheen, dashers, deashed, deashes, diether, dishelm, ditched, ditcher, ditches, dithers, dithery, douched, douches, duchess, dunches, earache, earthed, earthen, echelon, egghead, enwheel, ephebes, ephebic, epheboi, ephebos, ephebus, ephedra, epithet, escheat, eschews, esthete, etchers, ethenes, etheric, faithed, farther, fathead, fathers, feather, fetched, fetcher, fetches, filched, filcher, filches, finches, fishers, fishery, fisheye, fitchee, fitches, fitchet, fitchew, flashed, flasher, flashes, fleches, fleshed, flesher, fleshes, flushed, flusher, flushes, freshed, freshen, fresher, freshes, freshet, frothed, further, galoshe, gashest, gathers, gaucher, gherkin, ghettos, girshes, girthed, gnashed, gnashes, godhead, goloshe, gophers, gorhens, gouache, graphed, greyhen, gulches, gurshes, gushers, harshen, harsher, hatched, hatchel, hatcher, hatches, hatchet, headers, headier, headily, heading, headman, headmen, headpin, headset, headway, healers, healing, healths, healthy, heaping, hearers, hearing, hearken, hearsay, hearsed, hearses, hearted, hearten, hearths, heaters, heathen, heather, heating, heaumes, heavens, heavers, heavier, heavies, heavily, heaving, hebetic, heckled, heckler, heckles, hectare, hectors, heddles, hedgers, hedgier, hedging, hedonic, heeders, heedful, heeding, heehaws, heelers, heeling, heeltap, heezing, hefters, heftier, heftily, hefting, hegaris, hegiras, hegumen, heifers, heighth, heights, heiling, heimish, heinies, heinous, heirdom, heiress, heiring, heisted, heister, hejiras, hektare, heliast, helical, helices, helicon, helipad, heliums, helixes, hellbox, hellcat, helleri, hellers, hellery, helling, hellion, hellish, helloed, helloes, helluva, helmets, helming, helotry, helpers, helpful, helping, helving, hemagog, hematal, hematic, hematin, hemiola, hemline, hemlock, hemmers, hemming, hempier, henbane, henbits, hencoop, henlike, hennaed, hennery, henpeck, henries, henting, heparin, hepatic, hepcats, heptads, heptane, heptose, heralds, herbage, herbals, herbier, herders, herdics, herding, herdman, herdmen, heredes, heretic, heriots, heritor, hermits, herniae, hernial, hernias, heroics, heroine, heroins, heroism, heroize, heronry, herried, herries, herring, herself, hertzes, hessian, hessite, hetaera, hetaira, heteros, hetmans, hewable, hexades, hexadic, hexagon, hexanes, hexapla, hexapod, hexerei, hexones, hexosan, hexoses, heydays, heydeys, highest, hitched, hitcher, hitches, hooches, hophead, hotched, hotches, hothead, humphed, hunched, hunches, hutched, hutches, hyphens, imphees, inhered, inheres, inherit, isohels, joshers, jughead, kashers, kenches, ketches, khedahs, khedive, kimchee, kitchen, knishes, koshers, larches, lashers, latched, latches, latchet, lathers, lathery, laughed, laugher, leached, leacher, leaches, leashed, leashes, leather, lechers, lechery, leeched, leeches, letched, letches, lethean, lichees, lichens, lithely, lithest, loaches, loathed, loather, loathes, lunched, luncher, lunches, lurched, lurcher, lurches, lushest, luthern, lychees, lynched, lyncher, lynches, machete, maihems, manches, manchet, marched, marchen, marcher, marches, marshes, mashers, matched, matcher, matches, mayhems, mishear, mithers, mohelim, mooched, moocher, mooches, moorhen, mothers, mothery, mouched, mouches, mouthed, mouther, mulched, mulches, munched, muncher, munches, murther, mushers, mutches, mynheer, narthex, neighed, neither, nephews, nighest, nonheme, nonhero, norther, noshers, notched, notcher, notches, nowhere, nudzhed, nudzhes, nymphet, ochered, ootheca, oraches, outhear, oxheart, panache, panoche, panther, parched, parches, patched, patcher, patches, peached, peacher, peaches, peahens, penoche, penuche, perched, percher, perches, phellem, phenate, phenols, phenoms, phenoxy, phenyls, pinched, pincher, pinches, pinhead, pitched, pitcher, pitches, pithead, planche, plashed, plasher, plashes, plusher, plushes, poached, poacher, poaches, pooched, pooches, porches, poshest, pothead, potheen, potherb, pothers, potiche, pouched, pouches, preheat, prithee, prophet, prythee, pschent, psyched, psyches, punched, puncher, punches, pushers, quashed, quasher, quashes, quiches, qurshes, rachets, ralphed, ranched, rancher, ranches, rashers, rashest, ratches, ratchet, reached, reacher, reaches, recheat, recheck, rechews, redhead, reheard, rehears, reheats, reheels, retched, retches, rhaphes, rheboks, rhenium, rhetors, rheumic, richens, richest, roached, roaches, rochets, rotches, rouches, roughed, roughen, rougher, rushees, rushers, sachems, sachets, saphead, saphena, satchel, scathed, scathes, schemas, schemed, schemer, schemes, scherzi, scherzo, scythed, scythes, seethed, seethes, seiches, seviche, sheafed, sheared, shearer, sheathe, sheaths, sheaved, sheaves, shebang, shebean, shebeen, shedded, shedder, sheened, sheered, sheerer, sheerly, sheeted, sheeter, sheeves, sheikhs, sheilas, sheitan, shekels, shellac, shelled, sheller, sheltas, shelter, sheltie, shelved, shelver, shelves, sherbet, shereef, sheriff, sherifs, sheroot, sherpas, sherris, sheuchs, sheughs, shewers, shewing, shushed, shushes, sighers, sithens, slashed, slasher, slashes, slather, slither, sloshed, sloshes, slushed, slushes, smashed, smasher, smashes, smother, snashes, snathes, soothed, soother, soothes, soroche, soughed, southed, souther, spahees, spathed, spathes, sphenes, sphenic, spheral, sphered, spheres, spheric, staithe, stashed, stashes, sthenia, sthenic, strophe, subhead, swashed, swasher, swashes, swathed, swather, swathes, swished, swisher, swishes, swither, synched, syphers, takahes, teacher, teaches, teethed, teether, teethes, telpher, tenches, tetched, tethers, theater, theatre, thecate, theelin, theelol, thegnly, theines, theisms, theists, theming, thenage, thenars, theolog, theorbo, theorem, therapy, thereat, thereby, therein, thereof, thereon, thereto, theriac, thermae, thermal, thermel, thermes, thermic, thermos, theroid, theurgy, thewier, thighed, thither, tithers, tochers, toothed, torched, torches, touched, toucher, touches, toughed, toughen, tougher, towhead, towhees, trachea, tranche, trashed, trashes, trochee, troches, trothed, tusches, unheard, unhelms, unshell, upheaps, upheave, ushered, vetches, vouched, vouchee, voucher, vouches, warhead, washers, watched, watcher, watches, weather, weighed, weigher, welched, welcher, welches, welshed, welsher, welshes, wenched, wencher, wenches, wethers, wheaten, wheedle, wheeled, wheeler, wheelie, wheeped, wheeple, wheezed, wheezer, wheezes, whelmed, whelped, whereas, whereat, whereby, wherein, whereof, whereon, whereto, wherves, whether, whetted, whetter, wheyish, whished, whishes, whither, winched, wincher, winches, wishers, witched, witches, withers, woodhen, wooshed, wooshes, worthed, wrathed, wreathe, writhed, writhen, writher, writhes, youthen, zilches, zithern, zithers

8-letter words

abhenrys, absinthe, acalephe, achenial, acidhead, adherend, adherent, adherers, adhering, adhesion, adhesive, aesthete, aetheric, affiches, aircheck, airheads, airsheds, alcahest, alchemic, alkahest, allheals, ambushed, ambusher, ambushes, anathema, ankushes, anthelia, anthelix, anthemed, anthemia, antheral, antherid, antheses, anthesis, antihero, anywhere, aphelian, aphelion, apothece, apothegm, apothems, aspheric, asthenia, asthenic, atheisms, atheists, atheling, atheneum, atheroma, athetoid, attached, attacher, attaches, avouched, avoucher, avouches, aweather, babiches, bachelor, backache, baldhead, banished, banisher, banishes, banshees, barathea, barehead, barghest, barouche, batchers, bathetic, beclothe, bedsheet, beheaded, behemoth, belchers, benchers, berdache, besoothe, bethesda, bheestie, bigheads, billhead, bioherms, biphenyl, bitchery, blanched, blancher, blanches, blathers, bleached, bleacher, bleaches, blenched, blencher, blenches, blethers, blithely, blithers, blithest, blotched, blotches, bluchers, bluehead, blushers, bobeches, bohemian, bohemias, bolthead, bonehead, borsches, botchers, botchery, bothered, bouchees, bowheads, brachets, branched, branches, brashest, breached, breacher, breaches, breathed, breather, breathes, breeched, breeches, brioches, britches, broached, broacher, broaches, brooches, brothels, brothers, brunched, brunches, brushers, buckshee, bulkhead, bullhead, burghers, burthens, busheled, busheler, butchers, butchery, caboched, caboshed, cachepot, cacheted, cachexia, cachexic, calashes, caleches, caliches, camphene, capuched, capuches, caroches, catchers, catheads, cathects, cathedra, catheter, cathexes, cathexis, cepheids, ceviches, cheapens, cheapest, cheapies, cheapish, cheaters, cheating, chechako, checkers, checking, checkoff, checkout, checkrow, checkups, cheddars, cheddite, chedites, cheekful, cheekier, cheekily, cheeking, cheepers, cheeping, cheerers, cheerful, cheerier, cheerily, cheering, cheerios, cheerled, cheesier, cheesily, cheesing, cheetahs, chefdoms, cheffing, chelated, chelates, chelator, cheloids, chemical, chemises, chemisms, chemists, chemurgy, chenille, chenopod, chequers, cheroots, cherries, chertier, cherubic, cherubim, chervils, chessman, chessmen, chestful, chestier, chestnut, chetrums, chevalet, cheveron, cheviots, chevrons, chevying, chewable, chewiest, chewinks, chinches, choushes, churched, churches, ciphered, citherns, clashers, clenched, clencher, clenches, clerihew, clinched, clincher, clinches, clutched, clutches, coachers, coalshed, cogwheel, coheaded, coherent, coherers, cohering, cohesion, cohesive, cohoshes, coinhere, comether, corniche, coryphee, coshered, couchers, coughers, couthest, cowherbs, cowherds, cowsheds, cranched, cranches, crashers, cratches, creeshed, creeshes, crochets, crotched, crotches, crotchet, crouched, crouches, crunched, cruncher, crunches, crushers, crutched, crutches, cultches, cutchery, cyphered, dakerhen, dasheens, deadhead, debouche, decipher, demarche, detached, detacher, detaches, diarrhea, diethers, dihedral, dihedron, diphenyl, dishelms, disherit, dishevel, ditchers, ditheism, ditheist, dithered, ditherer, drenched, drencher, drenches, drophead, drumhead, druthers, dumbhead, dustheap, earaches, echelons, eggheads, eggshell, encashed, encashes, encipher, enmeshed, enmeshes, enriched, enricher, enriches, ensheath, ensphere, enswathe, enthetic, enwheels, ephedras, ephedrin, ephemera, epithets, erythema, escheats, eschewal, eschewed, estheses, esthesia, esthesis, esthetes, esthetic, ethephon, ethereal, etherify, etherish, etherize, euphenic, exanthem, famished, famishes, farouche, farthest, fatheads, fathered, fatherly, feathers, feathery, feldsher, fetchers, fetiches, fetishes, filchers, finished, finisher, finishes, fisheyes, fitchets, fitchews, flashers, flathead, fleeched, fleeches, flenched, flenches, fleshers, fletched, fletcher, fletches, flinched, flincher, flinches, flitched, flitches, flushers, flushest, flysches, flywheel, forehead, fourchee, frenched, frenches, freshens, freshest, freshets, furthers, furthest, galoshed, galoshes, gamashes, gathered, gatherer, gauchely, gauchest, gheraoed, gheraoes, gherkins, ghettoed, ghettoes, gilthead, glitches, glunched, glunches, goatherd, godheads, goloshes, gouaches, grapheme, greyhens, groschen, grouched, grouches, grutched, grutches, hardhead, harshens, harshest, hasheesh, hashhead, hatcheck, hatchels, hatchers, hatchery, hatchets, haunched, haunches, hazelhen, headache, headachy, headband, headfish, headgate, headgear, headhunt, headiest, headings, headlamp, headland, headless, headline, headlock, headlong, headmost, headnote, headpins, headrace, headrest, headroom, headsail, headsets, headship, headsman, headsmen, headstay, headways, headwind, headword, headwork, healable, hearable, hearings, hearkens, hearsays, hearsing, heartens, heartier, hearties, heartily, hearting, heatable, heatedly, heathens, heathers, heathery, heathier, heatless, heavenly, heaviest, heavyset, hebdomad, hebetate, hebetude, hebraize, hecatomb, hecklers, heckling, hectares, hectical, hecticly, hectored, hedgehog, hedgehop, hedgepig, hedgerow, hedgiest, hedonics, hedonism, hedonist, heedless, heehawed, heelball, heelings, heelless, heelpost, heeltaps, heftiest, hegemony, hegumene, hegumens, hegumeny, heighten, heighths, heirdoms, heirless, heirloom, heirship, heisters, heisting, hektares, heliacal, heliasts, helicity, helicoid, helicons, helicopt, helilift, helipads, heliport, helistop, hellbent, hellcats, hellfire, hellhole, hellions, hellkite, helloing, helmeted, helminth, helmless, helmsman, helmsmen, helotage, helotism, helpable, helpings, helpless, helpmate, helpmeet, hemagogs, hematein, hematics, hematine, hematins, hematite, hematoid, hematoma, hemiolas, hemiolia, hemipter, hemlines, hemlocks, hemocoel, hemocyte, hemolyze, hemostat, hempiest, hemplike, hempseed, hempweed, henbanes, henchman, henchmen, hencoops, henequen, henequin, henhouse, heniquen, hennaing, henpecks, heparins, hepatica, hepatics, hepatize, hepatoma, heptagon, heptanes, heptarch, heptoses, heralded, heraldic, heraldry, herbages, herbaria, herbiest, herbless, herblike, hercules, herdlike, herdsman, herdsmen, hereaway, heredity, hereinto, heresies, heretics, heretrix, hereunto, hereupon, herewith, heritage, heritors, heritrix, hermaean, hermetic, hermitic, hermitry, herniate, heroical, heroines, heroisms, heroized, heroizes, herpeses, herpetic, herrings, herrying, hesitant, hesitate, hessians, hessites, hetaerae, hetaeras, hetaeric, hetairai, hetairas, hexagons, hexagram, hexamine, hexaplar, hexaplas, hexapods, hexapody, hexarchy, hexereis, hexosans, hitchers, hitherto, hogshead, hoorahed, hootches, hopheads, hotheads, huarache, huisache, hurrahed, hushedly, huzzahed, hyphemia, hyphened, hypothec, immeshed, immeshes, inarched, inarches, ingather, inherent, inhering, inherits, inhesion, inmeshed, inmeshes, inrushes, insheath, insphere, inswathe, ischemia, ischemic, isocheim, isothere, isotherm, jacinthe, jagghery, jugheads, kashered, khedival, khedives, kiboshed, kiboshes, kimchees, kirsches, kitchens, kitsches, klatches, koshered, kvetched, kvetches, latchets, lathered, latherer, laughers, launched, launcher, launches, lavished, lavisher, lavishes, leachers, leathern, leathers, leathery, lechered, lengthen, lichened, lichenin, lithemia, lithemic, loathers, longhead, luncheon, lunchers, lunkhead, lurchers, lutherns, lynchers, machetes, manchets, marchers, marchesa, marchese, marchesi, marishes, masthead, mastiche, matchers, meathead, menarche, menschen, mensches, menthene, mijnheer, milkshed, minished, minishes, misheard, mishears, monished, monishes, moochers, moorhens, morpheme, mothered, motherly, mouthers, munchers, murthers, mustache, mynheers, nailhead, nautches, neatherd, nepenthe, northern, northers, notchers, nowheres, nutshell, nymphean, nymphets, ochering, ocherous, onrushes, oompahed, oosphere, oothecae, oothecal, ornithes, outcheat, outheard, outhears, overhead, overheap, overhear, overheat, overheld, oxhearts, painches, panaches, panoches, pantheon, panthers, parchesi, parhelia, parhelic, parishes, pastiche, patchers, pathetic, paunched, paunches, paycheck, peachers, penoches, penuches, perchers, perished, perishes, pheasant, phellems, phelonia, phenates, phenazin, phenetic, phenetol, phenixes, phenolic, phenylic, pincheck, pinchers, pinheads, pinscher, pinwheel, pistache, pitchers, pitheads, planches, planchet, plashers, pleached, pleaches, plenches, ploughed, plougher, plowhead, plushest, poachers, polished, polisher, polishes, postheat, postiche, potashes, potheads, potheens, potherbs, pothered, potiches, potlache, potsherd, preached, preacher, preaches, precheck, preheats, prochein, prophecy, prophesy, prophets, pschents, puncheon, punchers, punished, punisher, punishes, putsches, pyorrhea, quaiches, quashers, quenched, quencher, quenches, quitches, qurushes, radishes, railhead, rakehell, ranchero, ranchers, ratchets, ravished, ravisher, ravishes, reachers, recheats, rechecks, rechewed, reclothe, redheads, regather, rehashed, rehashes, rehearse, reheated, reheater, reheeled, rehemmed, relished, relishes, revanche, revehent, rewashed, rewashes, rhematic, rheniums, rheobase, rheology, rheophil, rheostat, rhesuses, rhetoric, rheumier, richened, ricochet, roughens, roughers, roughest, roughhew, ruthenic, sachemic, sacheted, sapheads, saphenae, satchels, scarphed, schedule, schemata, schemers, scheming, scherzos, scorched, scorcher, scorches, scotched, scotches, scouther, scutched, scutcher, scutches, searched, searcher, searches, seashell, selfheal, seviches, sheafing, shealing, shearers, shearing, sheathed, sheather, sheathes, sheaving, shebangs, shebeans, shebeens, shedable, shedders, shedding, sheenful, sheenier, sheenies, sheening, sheepcot, sheepdog, sheepish, sheepman, sheepmen, sheerest, sheering, sheeters, sheetfed, sheeting, sheikdom, sheitans, shelduck, shelfful, shellack, shellacs, shellers, shellier, shelling, shelters, shelties, shelvers, shelvier, shelving, shending, shepherd, sherbert, sherbets, shereefs, sheriffs, sherlock, sheroots, sherries, shetland, sithence, sketched, sketcher, sketches, skinhead, slashers, slatches, slathers, sleighed, sleigher, sleuthed, slithers, slithery, slouched, sloucher, slouches, sloughed, smashers, smirched, smirches, smithers, smithery, smooched, smooches, smoothed, smoothen, smoother, smothers, smothery, smutched, smutches, snatched, snatcher, snatches, sneeshes, snitched, snitcher, snitches, snowshed, softhead, somewhen, soothers, soothest, sorehead, soroches, soutache, southern, southers, speeches, sphenoid, spherics, spherier, sphering, spheroid, spherule, splashed, splasher, splashes, sploshed, sploshes, squashed, squasher, squashes, squished, squishes, squushed, squushes, staithes, stanched, stancher, stanches, starched, starches, stenches, sthenias, stitched, stitcher, stitches, strophes, subheads, subniche, subshell, subtheme, sunbathe, swanherd, swashers, swatches, swathers, swishers, switched, switcher, switches, swithers, swooshed, swooshes, syphered, teachers, teethers, telphers, tethered, thatched, thatcher, thatches, thearchy, theaters, theatres, theatric, thebaine, theelins, theelols, theistic, thelitis, thematic, thenages, theocrat, theodicy, theogony, theologs, theology, theonomy, theorbos, theorems, theories, theorise, theorist, theorize, therefor, theremin, theriaca, theriacs, thermals, thermels, thermion, thermite, theropod, thesauri, thespian, thetical, theurgic, thewiest, thewless, thiophen, thrashed, thrasher, thrashes, threshed, thresher, threshes, thrushes, tochered, together, toolhead, toolshed, torchere, touchers, toughens, toughest, towheads, tracheae, tracheal, tracheas, tracheid, tranches, trenched, trencher, trenches, trihedra, trochees, twitched, twitcher, twitches, unbathed, uncashed, unchewed, unclothe, unfished, unhealed, unheated, unhedged, unheeded, unhelmed, unhelped, unheroic, unkosher, unlashed, unlashes, unmeshed, unmeshes, unrushed, unshells, unsphere, unswathe, untether, unwashed, unwished, unwishes, upgather, upheaped, upheaval, upheaved, upheaver, upheaves, uprushed, uprushes, ushering, vanished, vanisher, vanishes, vehement, vouchees, vouchers, warheads, watchers, watcheye, weathers, weighers, welchers, wellhead, welshers, wenchers, wheatear, wheatens, wheedled, wheedler, wheedles, wheelers, wheelies, wheeling, wheelman, wheelmen, wheeping, wheepled, wheeples, wheezers, wheezier, wheezily, wheezing, whelkier, whelming, whelping, whenever, wherever, wherried, wherries, whetters, whetting, wheyface, whooshed, whooshes, winchers, witchery, withered, witherer, withheld, woodhens, woodshed, woolshed, wreathed, wreathen, wreathes, wrenched, wrenches, wretched, wretches, writhers, xanthein, xanthene, youthens, zitherns

9-letter words

abhenries, abolished, abolisher, abolishes, absinthes, acalephes, acidheads, adherence, adherends, adherents, adhesions, adhesives, aesthetes, aesthetic, airchecks, airheaded, alcahests, alchemies, alchemist, alchemize, alkahests, ambushers, anathemas, anguished, anguishes, anhedonia, anhedonic, anopheles, anthelion, antheming, anthemion, antherids, antitheft, anywheres, apartheid, apathetic, aphelions, aphereses, apheresis, apotheces, apothecia, apothegms, apprehend, archenemy, archeries, archetype, arrowhead, asthenias, asthenics, asthenies, atheistic, athelings, athenaeum, atheneums, atheromas, attachers, authentic, avalanche, avouchers, bachelors, backaches, baksheesh, baldheads, banishers, baratheas, barghests, barouches, batfishes, beachhead, beclothed, beclothes, bedsheets, beheading, behemoths, bellyache, berdaches, beseeched, beseeches, besoothed, besoothes, bethesdas, betrothed, bewitched, bewitches, bheesties, bigheaded, billheads, biosphere, biphenyls, blackhead, blanchers, blaspheme, blasphemy, blathered, blatherer, bleachers, blemished, blemishes, blenchers, blethered, blithered, blockhead, bloodshed, blueheads, bodycheck, bohemians, boltheads, bombshell, boneheads, bookshelf, bothering, boxfishes, breachers, breathers, broachers, brochette, brothered, brotherly, buckshees, buckwheat, bulkheads, bullheads, bulrushes, burnished, burnisher, burnishes, burthened, bushelers, busheling, bushelled, butchered, butcherly, cachectic, cachepots, cacheting, cachexias, cachexies, cacoethes, camphenes, capouches, caroaches, carroches, cartouche, cartwheel, carwashes, catfishes, cathected, cathectic, cathedrae, cathedral, cathedras, cathepsin, catheters, cheapened, cheapjack, cheapness, chechakos, checkable, checkbook, checkered, checkless, checklist, checkmark, checkmate, checkoffs, checkouts, checkrein, checkroom, checkrows, cheddites, cheechako, cheekbone, cheekfuls, cheekiest, cheeriest, cheerlead, cheerless, cheesiest, chelating, chelation, chelators, chelicera, chelipeds, chelonian, chemicals, chemisorb, chemistry, chenilles, chenopods, cheongsam, chequered, cherimoya, cherished, cherisher, cherishes, chernozem, chertiest, cherubims, chestfuls, chestiest, chestnuts, chevalets, chevalier, chevelure, cheverons, ciphering, clamshell, clenchers, clerihews, clinchers, clipsheet, coalsheds, codfishes, cogwheels, coheading, coheiress, coherence, coherency, cohesions, coinhered, coinheres, cokeheads, comethers, corniches, coryphees, coshering, cowfishes, craunched, craunches, crocheted, crocheter, crosshead, crotchets, crotchety, crunchers, cyphering, dakerhens, deadheads, debauched, debauchee, debaucher, debauches, debouched, debouches, decahedra, deciphers, demarches, dervishes, detachers, diarrheal, diarrheas, diarrheic, diathermy, diatheses, diathesis, diathetic, dihedrals, dihedrons, diphenyls, dishelmed, disherits, dishevels, ditheisms, ditheists, ditherers, dithering, dogfishes, dopeheads, dowitcher, drenchers, dropheads, drumheads, duchesses, dumbheads, dustheaps, echeloned, echeveria, ecosphere, ectotherm, eggheaded, eggshells, elsewhere, enciphers, endotherm, englished, englishes, enrichers, ensheathe, ensheaths, ensphered, enspheres, enswathed, enswathes, enwheeled, enwreathe, ephedrine, ephedrins, ephemerae, ephemeral, ephemeras, ephemerid, ephemeris, epithelia, epithetic, erythemas, escheated, eschewals, eschewing, esthesias, esthetics, ethephons, etherized, etherizer, etherizes, euphemise, euphemism, euphemist, euphemize, euphenics, euthenics, euthenist, eutherian, evanished, evanishes, exanthema, exanthems, exchequer, exosphere, eyelashes, eyewashes, fatheaded, fathering, feathered, feldshers, fellaheen, finfishes, finishers, fisheries, fisherman, fishermen, flatheads, flechette, flemished, flemishes, fletchers, flinchers, flywheels, foolisher, forecheck, foreheads, foresheet, forgather, foxfishes, freewheel, freshened, freshener, furbished, furbisher, furbishes, furnished, furnisher, furnishes, furthered, furtherer, galumphed, garfishes, garnished, garnishee, garnishes, gatherers, gathering, gaucherie, gearwheel, gheraoing, ghettoing, ghettoize, gigahertz, giltheads, goatherds, godfather, godmother, gonorrhea, goulashes, graphemes, graphemic, greenhead, guilloche, hagbushes, hagfishes, handhelds, handwheel, hardheads, harshened, harumphed, hashheads, hashishes, hatcheled, hazelhens, headaches, headbands, headboard, headdress, headfirst, headgates, headgears, headhunts, headiness, headlamps, headlands, headlight, headlined, headliner, headlines, headlocks, headnotes, headphone, headpiece, headraces, headrests, headrooms, headsails, headships, headspace, headstall, headstand, headstays, headstock, headstone, headwater, headwinds, headwords, headworks, healthful, healthier, healthily, hearkened, heartache, heartbeat, heartburn, heartened, heartfelt, heartiest, heartland, heartless, heartsick, heartsome, heartsore, heartwood, heartworm, heathiest, heathland, heathless, heathlike, heatproof, heaviness, hebdomads, hebetated, hebetates, hebetudes, hebraized, hebraizes, hecatombs, hectogram, hectoring, hedgehogs, hedgehops, hedgepigs, hedgerows, hedgingly, hedonisms, hedonists, heedfully, heehawing, heelballs, heelpiece, heelposts, heftiness, hegemonic, hegumenes, heightens, heinously, heiresses, heirlooms, heirships, helically, helicoids, helicopts, helilifts, heliostat, heliozoan, heliports, helistops, hellboxes, hellbroth, hellebore, hellenize, helleries, hellfires, hellholes, hellhound, hellishly, hellkites, helmeting, helminths, helotages, helotisms, helotries, helpfully, helpmates, helpmeets, hemateins, hematines, hematinic, hematites, hematitic, hematomas, hematuria, hemelytra, hemicycle, hemiolias, hemipters, hemistich, hemocoels, hemocytes, hemolymph, hemolyses, hemolysin, hemolysis, hemolytic, hemolyzed, hemolyzes, hemostats, hempseeds, hempweeds, hemstitch, hendiadys, henequens, henequins, henhouses, heniquens, henneries, henpecked, hepaticae, hepaticas, hepatitis, hepatized, hepatizes, hepatomas, heptagons, heptarchs, heptarchy, heralding, herbalist, herbarium, herbicide, herbivore, herbivory, herculean, hereabout, hereafter, hereaways, heretical, hereunder, heritable, heritages, hermetism, hermetist, hermitage, hermitism, herniated, herniates, heroinism, heroizing, heronries, hesitance, hesitancy, hesitated, hesitater, hesitates, hessonite, heterodox, heteronym, heteroses, heterosis, heterotic, heuristic, hexachord, hexagonal, hexagrams, hexahedra, hexameter, hexamines, hexaploid, hogfishes, hogsheads, hogwashes, hotheaded, huaraches, huisaches, hyphemias, hyphenate, hyphening, hypothecs, impeached, impeaches, inbreathe, inearthed, ingathers, inherence, inherited, inheritor, inhesions, insheaths, insphered, inspheres, inswathed, inswathes, inveighed, inveigher, ischemias, isocheims, isotheres, isotherms, jacinthes, jewfishes, juicehead, kashering, khedivial, kiddushes, kilohertz, klatsches, koshering, kurbashed, kurbashes, lampshell, larghetto, latherers, lathering, launchers, lavishers, lavishest, leathered, lecheries, lechering, lecherous, lengthens, lichening, lichenins, lichenous, lithemias, litheness, lithesome, logorrhea, longheads, lowlihead, luncheons, lunkheads, mainsheet, mastheads, mastiches, maybushes, meatheads, megahertz, menarches, menthenes, metheglin, mijnheers, milksheds, morphemes, morphemic, mothering, moustache, mudfishes, mujahedin, murthered, mustached, mustaches, nailheads, naphthene, narthexes, natheless, neatherds, nebbishes, nepenthes, nepheline, nephelite, nonghetto, nonheroes, nonkosher, nonsuches, nontheist, noosphere, northeast, northerly, northerns, nosewheel, nourished, nourisher, nourishes, nowhither, nutshells, nymphette, oarfishes, octahedra, oospheres, orchestra, ostriches, otherness, otherwise, outcheats, outfished, outfishes, outgushes, outpushed, outpushes, outrushed, outrushes, outscheme, outwashes, outwished, outwishes, overheads, overheaps, overheard, overhears, overheats, overwhelm, panfishes, pantheism, pantheist, pantheons, parchesis, parfleche, parhelion, pastiches, paychecks, perihelia, periphery, pheasants, phellogen, phelonion, phenacite, phenakite, phenazine, phenazins, phenetics, phenetols, phenocopy, phenolate, phenolics, phenology, phenomena, phenotype, phenoxide, phenytoin, pheromone, phosphene, pigfishes, pigheaded, pinchecks, pinfishes, pinheaded, pinschers, pinwheels, pistaches, planchets, planished, planisher, planishes, plenished, plenishes, ploughers, plowheads, polishers, polyhedra, polythene, poppyhead, postheats, postiches, pothering, potlaches, potsherds, preachers, prechecks, preheated, preheater, prewashed, prewashes, printhead, prophetic, protheses, prothesis, prothetic, published, publisher, publishes, puncheons, punishers, pupfishes, pyorrheas, quamashes, quenchers, railheads, rakehells, rakehelly, rancheros, ratcheted, ratfishes, ravishers, rechecked, recherche, rechewing, reclothed, reclothes, redfishes, redheaded, refreshed, refreshen, refresher, refreshes, regathers, rehearing, rehearsal, rehearsed, rehearser, rehearses, reheaters, reheating, reheeling, rehemming, rematched, rematches, repatched, repatches, reprehend, reteaches, retouched, retoucher, retouches, revanches, reweighed, rheobases, rheometer, rheostats, rhetorics, rheumatic, rheumatiz, rheumiest, richening, ricochets, roughened, roughhewn, roughhews, rubbishes, ruthenium, sapheaded, saphenous, sawfishes, scarehead, scheduled, scheduler, schedules, scheelite, schematic, scorchers, scouthers, scraiched, scraighed, scratched, scratcher, scratches, screeched, screecher, screeches, scrooched, scrooches, scrunched, scrunches, scutcheon, scutchers, searchers, seashells, seborrhea, selfheals, sepulcher, sheaflike, shealings, shearings, shearling, sheathers, sheathing, sheeniest, sheepcote, sheepcots, sheepdogs, sheepfold, sheepskin, sheerlegs, sheerness, sheetings, sheetlike, sheikdoms, sheikhdom, sheldrake, shelducks, shelffuls, shelflike, shellacks, shellback, shellfish, shelliest, shellwork, sheltered, shelterer, shelviest, shelvings, shepherds, sherberts, sherlocks, sherrises, shetlands, shewbread, sketchers, skinheads, skreeghed, skreighed, slathered, sleighers, slithered, slouchers, smoothens, smoothers, smoothest, smothered, snatchers, snitchers, snowsheds, softheads, softshell, somewhere, soreheads, soutaches, southeast, southerly, southerns, spaghetti, spearhead, sphenodon, sphenoids, spherical, spheriest, spheroids, spherules, spinaches, splashers, splotched, splotches, squashers, squelched, squelcher, squelches, squinched, squinches, squooshed, squooshes, stanchers, stanchest, staunched, stauncher, staunches, steelhead, stitchers, stitchery, stomached, stomacher, stonished, stonishes, stretched, stretcher, stretches, subniches, subshells, subthemes, sunbathed, sunbather, sunbathes, sunfishes, superheat, superhero, swanherds, swellhead, swineherd, switchers, swithered, syntheses, synthesis, synthetic, syphering, tallithes, tarbushes, tarnished, tarnishes, teacherly, telphered, tethering, thatchers, theatrics, thebaines, thecodont, thematics, theocracy, theocrats, theogonic, theologic, theologue, theophany, theoretic, theorised, theorises, theorists, theorized, theorizer, theorizes, theosophy, therapies, therapist, therapsid, therefore, therefrom, thereinto, theremins, thereunto, thereupon, therewith, theriacal, theriacas, thermally, thermions, thermites, thermoses, thermoset, theropods, thesaural, thesaurus, thespians, theurgies, theurgist, thickhead, thiophene, thiophens, thitherto, thrashers, threshers, tochering, toolheads, toolsheds, toothache, torcheres, toughened, towheaded, toxaphene, tracheary, tracheate, tracheids, tracheole, trailhead, treachery, trebuchet, trenchers, trihedral, trihedron, tritheism, tritheist, triumphed, truncheon, tundishes, twitchers, ultraheat, unabashed, unbrushed, unchecked, uncliched, unclothed, unclothes, unearthed, unhatched, unhealthy, unheeding, unhelming, unhelpful, unhitched, unhitches, unlatched, unlatches, unleashed, unleashes, unmatched, unreached, unscathed, unsheathe, unshelled, unsphered, unspheres, unswathed, unswathes, unteaches, untethers, untouched, unwasheds, unwreathe, upgathers, upheaping, upheavals, upheavers, upheaving, upreached, upreaches, usherette, vanishers, varnished, varnisher, varnishes, vehemence, vouchered, wampished, wampishes, washerman, washermen, watcheyes, watershed, weathered, weatherly, wellheads, wheatears, wheedlers, wheedling, wheelbase, wheelings, wheelless, wheelsman, wheelsmen, wheelwork, wheepling, wheeziest, whelkiest, whereases, wherefore, wherefrom, whereinto, whereunto, whereupon, wherewith, wherrying, whetstone, wheyfaces, whichever, whitehead, witherers, withering, witherite, woodsheds, woolsheds, wuthering, xantheins, xanthenes, youthened, zitherist, zucchetto

10-letter words

abolishers, accoucheur, adherences, adherently, adhesional, adhesively, admonished, admonisher, admonishes, aesthetics, airbrushed, airbrushes, aircoaches, alchemical, alchemists, alchemized, alchemizes, alkahestic, altogether, amenorrhea, anastrophe, anathemata, anesthesia, anesthetic, anhedonias, anopheline, anthelices, anthelions, anthelixes, antheridia, antiheroes, antiheroic, antiherpes, antitheses, antithesis, antithetic, apartheids, apophthegm, apostrophe, apothecary, apothecial, apothecium, apotheoses, apotheosis, apprehends, approached, approaches, archegonia, archeology, archerfish, archetypal, archetypes, arrowheads, aspherical, astonished, astonishes, athenaeums, atheromata, atmosphere, avalanched, avalanches, backlashed, backlasher, backlashes, backrushes, backwashed, backwashes, badmouthed, bakshished, bakshishes, bareheaded, barrelhead, beachheads, bedclothes, bedrenched, bedrenches, bellwether, bellyached, bellyacher, bellyaches, bequeathed, bescorched, bescorches, besmirched, besmirches, besmoothed, betrotheds, bewitchery, bighearted, bigmouthed, billfishes, biochemist, biographee, biographer, biospheres, biospheric, bitcheries, blackheads, blackheart, blandished, blandisher, blandishes, blasphemed, blasphemer, blasphemes, blatherers, blathering, blethering, blithering, blithesome, blockheads, bloodsheds, blowfishes, bluefishes, boarfishes, bodychecks, bolshevism, bolshevize, bombshells, bonefishes, boneheaded, botcheries, bothersome, brandished, brandishes, bridgehead, broadsheet, brochettes, brothering, bubblehead, buckwheats, bufflehead, bullheaded, bullrushes, burnishers, burthening, bushelling, butcheries, butchering, calabashes, calipashes, carragheen, carritches, cartouches, cartwheels, catecheses, catechesis, cathecting, cathedrals, cathepsins, cavefishes, chainwheel, cheapening, cheapishly, cheapjacks, cheapskate, checkbooks, checkering, checklists, checkmarks, checkmated, checkmates, checkpoint, checkreins, checkrooms, checkrowed, cheechakos, cheekbones, cheekiness, cheerfully, cheeriness, cheerleads, cheesecake, cheesiness, chelatable, chelations, chelicerae, cheliceral, chelonians, chemically, chemisette, chemisorbs, chemotaxes, chemotaxis, chemurgies, cheongsams, chequering, cherimoyas, cherishers, cherishing, chernozems, cherrylike, cherublike, chessboard, chevaliers, chevelures, ciphertext, clamshells, clipsheets, clomiphene, clothespin, coalfishes, coherences, coherently, cohesively, coinhering, comprehend, coolheaded, copperhead, cowcatcher, cowpuncher, crawfished, crawfishes, crayfishes, crocheters, crocheting, crossheads, cutcheries, deadheaded, dealfishes, debauchees, debauchers, debauchery, decahedron, deciphered, decipherer, demolished, demolisher, demolishes, depolished, depolishes, despatched, despatches, detachedly, diarrhetic, diathermic, diminished, diminishes, diphtheria, dishearten, dishelming, disherited, disheveled, dishwasher, disinherit, dispatched, dispatcher, dispatches, dogcatcher, dogwatches, dowitchers, downwashes, dragonhead, drumfishes, dunderhead, dysphemism, echeloning, echeverias, ecospheres, ectotherms, empathetic, enciphered, encipherer, encroached, encroacher, encroaches, endothecia, endothelia, endotherms, endothermy, enravished, enravishes, ensheathed, ensheathes, ensphering, entrenched, entrenches, enwheeling, enwreathed, enwreathes, epentheses, epenthesis, epenthetic, ephedrines, ephemerals, ephemerids, epigrapher, epistrophe, epithelial, epithelium, epithelize, escheating, escutcheon, esthesises, ethereally, etherified, etherifies, etherizers, etherizing, euhemerism, euhemerist, euphemised, euphemises, euphemisms, euphemists, euphemized, euphemizer, euphemizes, euthenists, eutherians, everywhere, exanthemas, exchequers, exospheres, exospheric, exothermal, exothermic, fallfishes, fatherhood, fatherland, fatherless, fatherlike, fatshedera, featherbed, featherier, feathering, fianchetto, fiddlehead, figurehead, filefishes, fisherfolk, flatfishes, flatwashes, flechettes, flourished, flourisher, flourishes, flycatcher, foolfishes, foolishest, forechecks, forefather, foregather, foremother, foresheets, forgathers, freewheels, fresheners, freshening, frogfishes, furbishers, furloughed, furnishers, furtherers, furthering, garnisheed, garnishees, gatherings, gaucheness, gaucheries, gearwheels, geochemist, geographer, geothermal, gesundheit, ghettoized, ghettoizes, goatfishes, godfathers, godmothers, goldfishes, gonorrheal, gonorrheas, graphemics, grayfishes, greenheads, greenheart, guilloches, hammerhead, handwheels, hardheaded, harrumphed, harshening, hasheeshes, hatcheling, hatchelled, hatcheries, hawfinches, headachier, headboards, headcheese, headfishes, headhunted, headhunter, headlights, headliners, headlining, headmaster, headphones, headpieces, headspaces, headspring, headstalls, headstands, headstocks, headstones, headstream, headstrong, headwaiter, headwaters, healthiest, hearkening, heartaches, heartbeats, heartbreak, heartburns, heartening, heartiness, heartlands, heartsease, heartthrob, heartwoods, heartworms, heathendom, heathenish, heathenism, heathenize, heathlands, heatstroke, heavenlier, heavenward, hebdomadal, hebetating, hebetation, hebraizing, hectically, hectograms, hectograph, hectoliter, hectometer, hedonistic, heedlessly, heelpieces, hegemonies, hegumenies, heightened, heliacally, helicities, helicoidal, helicopted, helicopter, helilifted, heliograph, heliolatry, heliometer, heliostats, heliotrope, heliozoans, hellacious, hellbender, hellbroths, hellebores, hellenized, hellenizes, hellhounds, helmetlike, helminthic, helplessly, hemangioma, hematinics, hematocrit, hematology, hematomata, hematurias, hemelytron, hemiacetal, hemicycles, hemihedral, hemiplegia, hemiplegic, hemipteran, hemisphere, hemistichs, hemizygous, hemocyanin, hemoglobin, hemolymphs, hemolysins, hemolyzing, hemophilia, hemophilic, hemoptyses, hemoptysis, hemorrhage, hemorrhoid, hemostases, hemostasis, hemostatic, henceforth, henotheism, henotheist, henpecking, hepatizing, hepatocyte, hepatomata, heptachlor, heptagonal, heptameter, heraldries, herbaceous, herbalists, herbicidal, herbicides, herbivores, herculeses, hereabouts, hereafters, hereditary, heredities, heresiarch, heretofore, heretrices, heretrixes, heritrices, heritrixes, hermatypic, hermetical, hermetisms, hermetists, hermitages, hermitisms, hermitries, herniating, herniation, heroically, heroicomic, heroinisms, herrenvolk, herstories, hesitances, hesitantly, hesitaters, hesitating, hesitation, hesperidia, hesperidin, hessonites, heteroatom, heterocyst, heterodoxy, heterodyne, heterogamy, heterogeny, heterogony, heteronomy, heteronyms, heterophil, heulandite, heuristics, hexachords, hexahedron, hexameters, hexaploids, hexaploidy, hexapodies, hexarchies, hexokinase, hiccoughed, hithermost, hitherward, holohedral, homeotherm, hyphenated, hyphenates, hyphenless, hypotheses, hypothesis, icosahedra, inbreathed, inbreathes, incoherent, indophenol, ingathered, inherences, inherently, inheriting, inheritors, inheritrix, insheathed, insphering, intrenched, intrenches, inveighers, ionosphere, isothermal, jackfishes, jaggheries, juiceheads, keypunched, keypuncher, keypunches, kingfisher, kingfishes, ladyfishes, lampshells, languished, languisher, languishes, larghettos, leathering, lengthened, lengthener, letterhead, leukorrhea, limitrophe, lionfishes, loggerhead, logorrheas, logorrheic, longheaded, lowliheads, lumpfishes, lungfishes, lunkheaded, maidenhead, mainsheets, mastheaded, mathematic, menarcheal, mesosphere, mesothelia, metatheses, metathesis, metathetic, methedrine, metheglins, microfiche, midwatches, milkfishes, millihenry, mishearing, mishmashes, mishmoshes, mismatched, mismatches, mispatched, mispatches, misteaches, mistouched, mistouches, monkfishes, monotheism, monotheist, moonfishes, morphemics, motherhood, motherland, motherless, moustaches, mujahedeen, murthering, musquashes, myasthenia, myasthenic, naphthenes, naphthenic, nepenthean, nephelines, nephelinic, nephelites, nethermost, nomothetic, nonesuches, nontheists, nonthermal, noospheres, northeasts, nosewheels, nourishers, numbfishes, nuthatches, nymphettes, octahedral, octahedron, orchestral, orchestras, otherguess, otherwhere, otherwhile, otherworld, outbitched, outbitches, outblushed, outblushes, outcatches, outcheated, outcoached, outcoaches, outhearing, outlaughed, outmarched, outmarches, outmatched, outmatches, outpitched, outpitches, outpunched, outpunches, outreached, outreaches, outschemed, outschemes, outwatched, outwatches, outweighed, overarched, overarches, overfished, overfishes, overheaped, overheated, overmuches, overwhelms, pantheisms, pantheists, parfleches, parfleshes, parritches, pasticheur, pathetical, pearlashes, pentahedra, perihelial, perihelion, peripheral, perithecia, phelloderm, phellogens, phelonions, phenacaine, phenacetin, phenacites, phenakites, phenazines, phenocryst, phenolated, phenolates, phenomenal, phenomenas, phenomenon, phenotypes, phenotypic, phenoxides, phenytoins, pheromonal, pheromones, philosophe, phosphenes, pinfeather, pinwheeled, pipefishes, pitcherful, planchette, planishers, polyhedral, polyhedron, polyphenol, polytheism, polytheist, polythenes, poppyheads, potlatched, potlatches, prechecked, preheaters, preheating, prehensile, prehension, prepunched, prepunches, pretheater, printheads, prophecies, prophesied, prophesier, prophesies, prophetess, prostheses, prosthesis, prosthetic, publishers, rainwashed, rainwashes, ratcheting, reattached, reattaches, rebranched, rebranches, rechecking, refinished, refinisher, refinishes, refreshens, refreshers, regathered, rehearings, rehearsals, rehearsers, rehearsing, relaunched, relaunches, repolished, repolishes, reprehends, reproached, reproacher, reproaches, reschedule, researched, researcher, researches, resketched, resketches, resmoothed, restitched, restitches, retouchers, retrenched, retrenches, rheologies, rheologist, rheometers, rheostatic, rhetorical, rheumatics, rheumatism, rheumatoid, ricocheted, rockfishes, rosebushes, rosefishes, roughening, roughhewed, rutheniums, saganashes, sailfishes, saltbushes, sandfishes, sandwiched, sandwiches, satchelful, scareheads, scatheless, schedulers, scheduling, scheelites, schematics, schematism, schematize, scherzando, scouthered, scratchers, screechers, scrootched, scrootches, scutcheons, seabeaches, seborrheas, seborrheic, sepulchers, shadbushes, shearlings, shearwater, sheathbill, sheathings, sheepberry, sheepcotes, sheepfolds, sheepishly, sheepshank, sheepshead, sheepskins, sheikhdoms, sheldrakes, shellacked, shellbacks, shellproof, shellworks, shelterers, sheltering, shenanigan, shepherded, sheriffdom, shewbreads, showerhead, skirmished, skirmisher, skirmishes, slapdashes, slathering, sleepyhead, slithering, smitheries, smoothened, smothering, snowbushes, softheaded, softshells, somewheres, soreheaded, southeasts, spaghettis, spearheads, sphenodons, sphenodont, sphenoidal, sphenopsid, sphericity, spheroidal, spherulite, spirochete, springhead, squelchers, stablished, stablishes, standishes, starfishes, staunchest, steelheads, stenotherm, stepfather, stepmother, stomachers, stramashes, strengthen, stretchers, studfishes, subheading, subtrahend, suckfishes, sunbathers, sunporches, superheats, superheavy, superhelix, surffishes, sweetheart, swellheads, swineherds, switcheroo, swithering, synecdoche, synthesist, synthesize, synthetase, synthetics, tarbooshes, telphering, tetherball, tetrahedra, thearchies, theatrical, thecodonts, theistical, thelitises, themselves, theocratic, theodicies, theodolite, theogonies, theologian, theologies, theologise, theologize, theologues, theonomies, theonomous, theophanic, theorising, theorizers, theorizing, therapists, therapsids, thereabout, thereafter, thereunder, thermalize, thermionic, thermistor, thermoform, thermogram, thermopile, thermosets, thermostat, thetically, theurgical, theurgists, thickheads, thiophenes, thorougher, thumbwheel, tilefishes, timberhead, toadfishes, tocopherol, toothaches, topnotcher, toughening, tovariches, tovarishes, toxaphenes, tracheated, tracheites, tracheitis, tracheolar, tracheoles, trailheads, trebuchets, trihedrals, trihedrons, tritheisms, tritheists, truncheons, turtlehead, ultrafiche, ultraheats, ultraheavy, unattached, unbleached, unblenched, unbranched, unbreeched, unbreeches, unchewable, unchurched, unchurches, unclenched, unclenches, unclinched, unclinches, underwhelm, unenriched, unfathered, unfinished, unheralded, unpolished, unpunished, unravished, unsheathed, unsheathes, unshelling, unsmoothed, unsphering, unstitched, unstitches, untethered, untogether, unwreathed, unwreathes, upgathered, usherettes, vanquished, vanquisher, vanquishes, varnishers, vehemences, vehemently, verandahed, vigorishes, vouchering, washeteria, watersheds, waterwheel, weakfishes, weathering, weatherize, weatherman, weathermen, wheelbases, wheelchair, wheelhorse, wheelhouse, wheelworks, wheeziness, whensoever, whereabout, wherefores, whetstones, whiplashes, whiteheads, witcheries, witherites, wolffishes, woodenhead, wretcheder, wretchedly, youthening, zitherists, zucchettos

2-letter words

sh

3-letter words

ash, sha, she, shh, shy

4-letter words

ashy, bash, bosh, bush, cash, cosh, dash, dish, fash, fish, gash, gosh, gush, hash, hush, josh, lash, lush, mash, mesh, mush, nosh, pash, pish, posh, push, rash, resh, rush, sash, shad, shag, shah, sham, shaw, shay, shea, shed, shes, shew, shim, shin, ship, shiv, shmo, shod, shoe, shog, shoo, shop, shot, show, shri, shul, shun, shut, tosh, tush, wash, wish

5-letter words

abash, apish, ashed, ashen, ashes, awash, blush, brash, brush, bushy, clash, crash, crush, cuish, cushy, dashi, dashy, deash, dishy, fishy, flash, flesh, flush, fresh, frosh, girsh, gnash, gursh, gushy, harsh, kasha, knish, leash, marsh, mashy, meshy, mushy, pasha, plash, plush, pshaw, pushy, quash, qursh, rishi, rushy, shack, shade, shads, shady, shaft, shags, shahs, shake, shako, shaky, shale, shall, shalt, shaly, shame, shams, shank, shape, shard, share, shark, sharn, sharp, shaul, shave, shawl, shawm, shawn, shaws, shays, sheaf, sheal, shear, sheas, sheds, sheen, sheep, sheer, sheet, sheik, shelf, shell, shend, shent, sheol, sherd, shewn, shews, shied, shiel, shier, shies, shift, shill, shily, shims, shine, shins, shiny, ships, shire, shirk, shirr, shirt, shist, shiva, shive, shivs, shlep, shoal, shoat, shock, shoed, shoer, shoes, shogs, shoji, shone, shook, shool, shoon, shoos, shoot, shops, shore, shorl, shorn, short, shote, shots, shott, shout, shove, shown, shows, showy, shoyu, shred, shrew, shris, shrub, shrug, shtik, shuck, shuln, shuls, shuns, shunt, shush, shute, shuts, shyer, shyly, slash, slosh, slush, smash, snash, stash, sushi, swash, swish, trash, tushy, usher, washy, welsh, whish, wisha, woosh

6-letter words

ablush, afresh, aguish, ambush, ankush, arshin, ashcan, ashier, ashing, ashlar, ashler, ashman, ashmen, ashore, ashram, aspish, banish, bashaw, bashed, basher, bashes, bishop, bluish, bolshy, borsht, boshes, boyish, brashy, brushy, bugsha, buqsha, bushed, bushel, busher, bushes, bushwa, calash, cashaw, cashed, cashes, cashew, cashoo, choush, cohosh, coshed, cosher, coshes, coyish, creesh, cushat, cushaw, danish, dashed, dasher, dashes, dashis, dished, dishes, dovish, dryish, dudish, elfish, elvish, encash, enmesh, famish, fashed, fashes, fetish, finish, fished, fisher, fishes, flashy, fleshy, galosh, garish, gashed, gasher, gashes, geisha, golosh, gushed, gusher, gushes, hashed, hashes, heishi, hushed, hushes, immesh, impish, inmesh, inrush, jadish, joshed, josher, joshes, kashas, kasher, kibosh, kishka, kishke, kosher, lashed, lasher, lashes, latish, lavish, lowish, lushed, lusher, lushes, lushly, marish, marshy, mashed, masher, mashes, mashie, meshed, meshes, minish, mishap, mishit, modish, monish, mopish, moshav, mulish, mushed, musher, mushes, newish, noshed, nosher, noshes, oafish, oddish, offish, ogrish, oldish, onrush, owlish, palish, parish, pashas, pashed, pashes, perish, pished, pishes, plashy, plushy, polish, posher, poshly, potash, pshaws, punish, pushed, pusher, pushes, pushup, qurush, radish, rakish, rasher, rashes, rashly, ravish, rawish, rehash, relish, reshes, reship, reshod, reshoe, reshot, reshow, rewash, rishis, rushed, rushee, rusher, rushes, samshu, sashay, sashed, sashes, shabby, shacko, shacks, shaded, shader, shades, shadow, shaduf, shafts, shaggy, shaird, shairn, shaken, shaker, shakes, shakos, shaled, shales, shaley, shalom, shaman, shamas, shamed, shames, shammy, shamos, shamoy, shamus, shandy, shanks, shanny, shanti, shanty, shaped, shapen, shaper, shapes, shards, shared, sharer, shares, sharif, sharks, sharns, sharny, sharps, sharpy, shaugh, shauls, shaved, shaven, shaver, shaves, shavie, shawed, shawls, shawms, sheafs, sheals, shears, sheath, sheave, sheens, sheeny, sheers, sheets, sheeve, sheikh, sheiks, sheila, shekel, shells, shelly, shelta, shelty, shelve, shelvy, shends, sheols, sherds, sherif, sherpa, sherry, sheuch, sheugh, shewed, shewer, shibah, shield, shiels, shiers, shiest, shifts, shifty, shikar, shills, shimmy, shindy, shined, shiner, shines, shinny, shires, shirks, shirrs, shirts, shirty, shists, shivah, shivas, shiver, shives, shlepp, shleps, shlock, shlump, shmear, shmoes, shmuck, shnaps, shnook, shoals, shoaly, shoats, shocks, shoddy, shoers, shofar, shogun, shojis, sholom, shooed, shooks, shools, shoots, shoppe, shoran, shored, shores, shorls, shorts, shorty, shotes, shotts, should, shouts, shoved, shovel, shover, shoves, showed, shower, shoyus, shrank, shreds, shrewd, shrews, shriek, shrift, shrike, shrill, shrimp, shrine, shrink, shrive, shroff, shroud, shrove, shrubs, shrugs, shrunk, shtetl, shtick, shtiks, shucks, shunts, shuted, shutes, shyers, shyest, shying, sloshy, slushy, sneesh, splash, splosh, squash, squish, squush, sushis, swishy, swoosh, thrash, thresh, thrush, tonish, toshes, toyish, trashy, tushed, tushes, tushie, unlash, unmesh, unshed, unship, unshod, unshut, unwish, uppish, uprush, upshot, ushers, vanish, washed, washer, washes, washup, whisht, whoosh, widish, winish, wished, wisher, wishes

7-letter words

abashed, abashes, abolish, airshed, airship, anguish, apishly, arshins, ashamed, ashcans, ashiest, ashlars, ashlers, ashless, ashrams, ashtray, babyish, baldish, banshee, banshie, bashaws, bashers, bashful, bashing, bashlyk, batfish, beamish, bearish, beauish, beshame, beshout, beshrew, biggish, bishops, blemish, blueish, blushed, blusher, blushes, boarish, boggish, bolshie, boobish, bookish, boorish, borshts, boshbok, bowshot, boxfish, brasher, brashes, brashly, brinish, brushed, brusher, brushes, brushup, brutish, buckish, bugshas, bullish, bulrush, buqshas, burnish, bushels, bushers, bushido, bushier, bushily, bushing, bushman, bushmen, bushtit, bushwah, bushwas, caddish, carlish, carwash, cashaws, cashbox, cashews, cashier, cashing, cashoos, catfish, cattish, cherish, clashed, clasher, clashes, clayish, cockish, cockshy, codfish, coldish, coltish, coolish, coshers, coshing, cowfish, cowshed, crashed, crasher, crashes, crushed, crusher, crushes, cubbish, cuishes, cultish, cumshaw, currish, cushats, cushaws, cushier, cushily, cushion, dampish, darkish, darshan, dasheen, dashers, dashier, dashiki, dashing, dashpot, deafish, deashed, deashes, dervish, dishelm, dishful, dishier, dishing, dishpan, dishrag, dogfish, doggish, dollish, doltish, donnish, dronish, droshky, dullish, dumpish, duncish, duskish, earshot, english, evanish, eyelash, eyeshot, eyewash, faddish, fairish, fashing, fashion, fattish, finfish, fishers, fishery, fisheye, fishgig, fishier, fishily, fishing, fishnet, fishway, flashed, flasher, flashes, flemish, fleshed, flesher, fleshes, fleshly, flushed, flusher, flushes, fogyish, folkish, foolish, foppish, foxfish, freshed, freshen, fresher, freshes, freshet, freshly, furbish, furnish, galoshe, garfish, garnish, gashest, gashing, gawkish, geishas, girlish, girshes, gnashed, gnashes, gnomish, goatish, godship, goloshe, goodish, goshawk, goulash, grayish, greyish, grushie, gumshoe, gunship, gunshot, gurshes, gushers, gushier, gushily, gushing, hagbush, hagfish, haggish, harshen, harsher, harshly, hashing, hashish, hawkish, heimish, hellish, hickish, hippish, hipshot, hogfish, hoggish, hogwash, hotshot, hottish, huffish, hunnish, hushaby, hushful, hushing, inshore, jewfish, joshers, joshing, kaddish, kashers, kashmir, kashrut, kiddish, kiddush, kinship, kishkas, kishkes, knavish, knishes, koshers, kurbash, ladyish, largish, larkish, lashers, lashing, lashins, lashkar, lazyish, leashed, leashes, leftish, longish, loudish, loutish, lumpish, lushest, lushing, maddish, maidish, mannish, marshal, marshes, mashers, mashies, mashing, mawkish, maybush, meshier, meshing, meshuga, midrash, midship, minxish, mishaps, mishear, mishits, misshod, mobbish, monkish, moonish, moorish, mudfish, mushers, mushier, mushily, mushing, nebbish, noncash, noshers, noshing, nourish, nunnish, oarfish, ogreish, onshore, outfish, outgush, outpush, outrush, outshot, outwash, outwish, padshah, palship, panfish, pashing, peakish, peckish, peevish, perkish, pettish, pigfish, piggish, pinfish, pinkish, pishing, pishoge, pixyish, planish, plashed, plasher, plashes, plenish, plusher, plushes, plushly, poorish, poshest, potshot, preshow, prewash, prudish, pshawed, publish, puckish, puggish, pupfish, pushers, pushful, pushier, pushily, pushing, pushpin, pushrod, pushups, quamash, quashed, quasher, quashes, qurshes, raffish, rammish, rankish, rashers, rashest, raspish, ratfish, rattish, reddish, redfish, refresh, reshape, reshave, reshine, reships, reshoes, reshone, reshoot, reshown, reshows, ricksha, rikisha, rikshaw, roguish, rompish, rubbish, runtish, rushees, rushers, rushier, rushing, ruttish, saltish, samshus, sashays, sashimi, sashing, sawfish, selfish, serfish, shackle, shackos, shaders, shadfly, shadier, shadily, shading, shadoof, shadows, shadowy, shadufs, shafted, shagged, shahdom, shairds, shairns, shaitan, shakers, shakeup, shakier, shakily, shaking, shakoes, shalier, shallop, shallot, shallow, shaloms, shamans, shamble, shaming, shammas, shammed, shammer, shammes, shammos, shamois, shamoys, shampoo, shanked, shantey, shantih, shantis, shapely, shapers, shapeup, shaping, sharers, sharifs, sharing, sharked, sharker, sharped, sharpen, sharper, sharpie, sharply, shaslik, shatter, shaughs, shauled, shavers, shavies, shaving, shawing, shawled, sheafed, sheared, shearer, sheathe, sheaths, sheaved, sheaves, shebang, shebean, shebeen, shedded, shedder, sheened, sheered, sheerer, sheerly, sheeted, sheeter, sheeves, sheikhs, sheilas, sheitan, shekels, shellac, shelled, sheller, sheltas, shelter, sheltie, shelved, shelver, shelves, sherbet, shereef, sheriff, sherifs, sheroot, sherpas, sherris, sheuchs, sheughs, shewers, shewing, shiatsu, shiatzu, shibahs, shicker, shields, shifted, shifter, shikari, shikars, shikker, shilled, shilpit, shimmed, shimmer, shindig, shindys, shiners, shingle, shingly, shinier, shinily, shining, shinned, shinney, shiplap, shipman, shipmen, shipped, shippen, shipper, shippon, shipway, shirked, shirker, shirred, shittah, shittim, shivahs, shivers, shivery, shlepps, shlocks, shlumps, shlumpy, shmaltz, shmears, shmooze, shmucks, shnooks, shoaled, shoaler, shocked, shocker, shodden, shoeing, shoepac, shofars, shogged, shoguns, sholoms, shoofly, shooing, shooled, shooter, shopboy, shophar, shopman, shopmen, shopped, shopper, shoppes, shorans, shoring, shorted, shorten, shorter, shortia, shortie, shortly, shotgun, shotted, shotten, shouted, shouter, shovels, shovers, shoving, showers, showery, showier, showily, showing, showman, showmen, showoff, shrewed, shrieks, shrieky, shrieve, shrifts, shrikes, shrills, shrilly, shrimps, shrimpy, shrined, shrines, shrinks, shrived, shrivel, shriven, shriver, shrives, shroffs, shrouds, shrubby, shtetel, shtetls, shticks, shucked, shucker, shudder, shuffle, shunned, shunner, shunted, shunter, shushed, shushes, shuteye, shuting, shutoff, shutout, shutter, shuttle, shylock, shyness, shyster, sickish, slashed, slasher, slashes, slavish, sloshed, sloshes, slowish, slushed, slushes, smashed, smasher, smashes, smashup, snashes, softish, sonship, sottish, sourish, splashy, squashy, squishy, squoosh, stashed, stashes, stonish, stylish, sunfish, swashed, swasher, swashes, swinish, swished, swisher, swishes, tallish, tamasha, tannish, tarbush, tarnish, tartish, teashop, tigrish, toadish, toeshoe, tonnish, townish, toyshop, trashed, trashes, tundish, tushies, tushing, unleash, unsharp, unshell, unshift, unships, unshorn, unshowy, upshift, upshoot, upshots, ushered, vampish, varnish, voguish, waggish, wampish, warmish, warship, washday, washers, washier, washing, washout, washrag, washtub, washups, waspish, weakish, wearish, welshed, welsher, welshes, wennish, wettish, wheyish, whished, whishes, whishts, whitish, whorish, wildish, wimpish, wishers, wishful, wishing, wispish, wolfish, wooshed, wooshes, wormish, worship, yashmac, yashmak, yeshiva, zanyish

8-letter words

abashing, actorish, admonish, aguishly, airbrush, airsheds, airships, ambushed, ambusher, ambushes, amidship, ankushes, antiship, ashiness, ashlared, ashlered, ashplant, ashtrays, astonish, babushka, backlash, backrush, backwash, bairnish, bakeshop, bakshish, banished, banisher, banishes, banshees, banshies, bashlyks, bedsheet, beshadow, beshamed, beshames, beshiver, beshouts, beshrews, beshroud, billfish, birdshot, bishoped, blackish, blandish, bleakish, blimpish, blockish, blondish, blowfish, bluefish, blushers, blushful, blushing, boarfish, bolshies, bonefish, bookshop, boshboks, boshvark, bowshots, boyishly, brackish, brainish, brandish, brashest, brashier, brassish, brattish, broadish, broguish, brownish, brushers, brushier, brushing, brushoff, brushups, buckshee, buckshot, bullrush, bullshot, bushbuck, busheled, busheler, bushfire, bushgoat, bushidos, bushiest, bushings, bushland, bushless, bushlike, bushtits, bushwahs, caboshed, calabash, calashes, calipash, camshaft, cashable, cashbook, cashiers, cashless, cashmere, cavefish, ceorlish, cheapish, childish, choushes, chumship, churlish, clannish, clashers, clashing, clerkish, cliquish, cloddish, clownish, clumpish, coalfish, coalshed, cockshut, cohoshes, cookshop, coshered, cowsheds, crashers, crashing, crawfish, crayfish, creeshed, creeshes, crushers, crushing, cumshaws, cushiest, cushions, cushiony, daishiki, dandyish, darshans, dasheens, dashiest, dashikis, dashpots, dealfish, deanship, deashing, demolish, depolish, devilish, diminish, dishelms, disherit, dishevel, dishfuls, dishiest, dishlike, dishonor, dishpans, dishrags, dishware, dogeship, dowdyish, downwash, draffish, dramshop, dreggish, dropshot, drumfish, dudishly, dwarfish, earlship, earshots, eggshell, elfishly, elvishly, encashed, encashes, enmeshed, enmeshes, enravish, ensheath, enshrine, enshroud, etherish, eyeshade, eyeshots, faintish, fallfish, famished, famishes, fashions, fashious, feeblish, feldsher, fetishes, feverish, fiendish, filefish, finished, finisher, finishes, fishable, fishbolt, fishbone, fishbowl, fisheyes, fishgigs, fishhook, fishiest, fishings, fishless, fishlike, fishline, fishmeal, fishnets, fishpole, fishpond, fishtail, fishways, fishwife, fishworm, flagship, flashers, flashgun, flashier, flashily, flashing, flatfish, flattish, flatwash, fleishig, fleshers, fleshier, fleshing, fleshpot, flourish, flushers, flushest, flushing, foolfish, foreshow, freakish, freshens, freshest, freshets, freshing, freshman, freshmen, frogfish, frumpish, galoshed, galoshes, gamashes, garishly, gashouse, ghoulish, gnashing, goatfish, godships, goldfish, goloshes, goshawks, grayfish, greenish, grogshop, gruffish, grumpish, gumshoed, gumshoes, gunships, gunshots, guruship, gushiest, gypsyish, hardship, harshens, harshest, hasheesh, hashhead, hawkshaw, headfish, headship, heirship, highbush, hockshop, hogshead, hotshots, hushedly, immeshed, immeshes, impishly, inmeshed, inmeshes, inrushes, insheath, inshrine, jackfish, jadishly, jingoish, kashered, kashmirs, kashruth, kashruts, keeshond, kiboshed, kiboshes, kickshaw, kingfish, kingship, kinships, koshered, ladyfish, ladyship, langshan, languish, lashings, lashkars, lavished, lavisher, lavishes, lavishly, leashing, lemonish, lightish, lionfish, littlish, liverish, longship, lordship, lumpfish, lungfish, lushness, marishes, marshall, marshals, marshier, mateship, meshiest, meshugah, meshugga, meshugge, meshwork, midships, milkfish, milkshed, minished, minishes, misheard, mishears, mishmash, mishmosh, misshape, modishly, monished, monishes, monkfish, moonfish, moonshot, mopishly, moshavim, mulishly, mushiest, mushroom, musquash, nabobish, newshawk, ninnyish, numbfish, nutshell, oafishly, offishly, offshoot, offshore, ogrishly, onrushes, orangish, outblush, outshame, outshine, outshone, outshoot, outshout, overfish, overlush, overrash, overshoe, overshot, owlishly, padishah, padshahs, paganish, palships, parashah, parflesh, parishes, pashadom, pashalic, pashalik, pawnshop, pearlash, peepshow, perished, perishes, pipefish, piroshki, pishoges, pishogue, pixieish, plashers, plashier, plashing, plumpish, plushest, plushier, plushily, polished, polisher, polishes, poshness, potashes, potshard, potsherd, potshots, prankish, precrash, preshape, preshown, preshows, priggish, pshawing, punished, punisher, punishes, puppyish, purplish, pushball, pushcart, pushdown, pushiest, pushover, pushpins, pushrods, pygmyish, quackish, qualmish, quashers, quashing, queerish, quippish, qurushes, radishes, rainwash, rakishly, ramshorn, rashlike, rashness, ravished, ravisher, ravishes, redshank, redshift, redshirt, refinish, rehashed, rehashes, relished, relishes, repolish, reshaped, reshaper, reshapes, reshaved, reshaven, reshaves, reshined, reshines, reshoots, reshowed, rewashed, rewashes, rickshas, rickshaw, rikishas, rikshaws, roadshow, rockfish, rosebush, rosefish, roughish, roundish, rowdyish, rubbishy, rushiest, rushings, rushlike, saganash, sailfish, saltbush, sandfish, sashayed, sashimis, scampish, seashell, seashore, shabbier, shabbily, shackled, shackler, shackles, shackoes, shadblow, shadbush, shadchan, shaddock, shadiest, shadings, shadoofs, shadowed, shadower, shadrach, shafting, shagbark, shaggier, shaggily, shagging, shagreen, shahdoms, shaitans, shakable, shakeout, shakeups, shakiest, shaliest, shalloon, shallops, shallots, shallows, shamable, shamanic, shambled, shambles, shameful, shammash, shammers, shammied, shammies, shamming, shamosim, shamoyed, shampoos, shamrock, shamuses, shandies, shanghai, shanking, shannies, shanteys, shanties, shantihs, shantung, shapable, shapeups, sharable, sharkers, sharking, sharpens, sharpers, sharpest, sharpies, sharping, shashlik, shasliks, shatters, shauling, shavable, shavings, shawling, sheafing, shealing, shearers, shearing, sheathed, sheather, sheathes, sheaving, shebangs, shebeans, shebeens, shedable, shedders, shedding, sheenful, sheenier, sheenies, sheening, sheepcot, sheepdog, sheepish, sheepman, sheepmen, sheerest, sheering, sheeters, sheetfed, sheeting, sheikdom, sheitans, shelduck, shelfful, shellack, shellacs, shellers, shellier, shelling, shelters, shelties, shelvers, shelvier, shelving, shending, shepherd, sherbert, sherbets, shereefs, sheriffs, sherlock, sheroots, sherries, shetland, shiatsus, shiatzus, shickers, shielded, shielder, shieling, shifters, shiftier, shiftily, shifting, shigella, shikaree, shikaris, shikkers, shilingi, shillala, shilling, shimmers, shimmery, shimmied, shimmies, shimming, shinbone, shindies, shindigs, shingled, shingler, shingles, shiniest, shinleaf, shinnery, shinneys, shinnied, shinnies, shinning, shiplaps, shipload, shipmate, shipment, shippens, shippers, shipping, shippons, shipside, shipways, shipworm, shipyard, shirkers, shirking, shirring, shirtier, shirting, shittahs, shittims, shivaree, shivered, shiverer, shlemiel, shlepped, shlumped, shmaltzy, shmoozed, shmoozes, shoalest, shoalier, shoaling, shockers, shocking, shoddier, shoddies, shoddily, shoebill, shoehorn, shoelace, shoeless, shoepack, shoepacs, shoetree, shofroth, shogging, shogunal, shooling, shooters, shooting, shootout, shopboys, shopgirl, shophars, shoplift, shoppers, shopping, shoptalk, shopworn, shorings, shortage, shortcut, shortens, shortest, shortias, shorties, shorting, shortish, shotguns, shotting, shoulder, shouldst, shouters, shouting, shoveled, shoveler, showboat, showcase, showdown, showered, showgirl, showiest, showings, showoffs, showroom, shrapnel, shredded, shredder, shrewder, shrewdie, shrewdly, shrewing, shrewish, shrieked, shrieker, shrieval, shrieved, shrieves, shrilled, shriller, shrimped, shrimper, shrining, shrinker, shrivels, shrivers, shriving, shroffed, shrouded, shrugged, shrunken, shtetels, shuckers, shucking, shudders, shuddery, shuffled, shuffler, shuffles, shunners, shunning, shunpike, shunters, shunting, shushing, shutdown, shuteyes, shutoffs, shutouts, shutters, shutting, shuttled, shuttles, shwanpan, shylocks, shysters, sideshow, sissyish, skirmish, skittish, slapdash, slashers, slashing, slipshod, slobbish, sloshier, sloshing, sluggish, slushier, slushily, slushing, sluttish, smallish, smashers, smashing, smashups, snappish, snapshot, sneeshes, sniffish, snobbish, snoutish, snowbush, snowshed, snowshoe, sonships, sparkish, splashed, splasher, splashes, sploshed, sploshes, spookish, squarish, squashed, squasher, squashes, squirish, squished, squishes, squooshy, squushed, squushes, stablish, standish, starfish, stashing, stiffish, stockish, stoutish, stramash, studfish, subshaft, subshell, subshrub, suckfish, sunshade, sunshine, sunshiny, surffish, swainish, swampish, swashers, swashing, sweetish, swishers, swishier, swishing, swooshed, swooshes, sylphish, tamashas, tankship, tarboosh, teashops, thickish, thievish, thinnish, thrashed, thrasher, thrashes, threshed, thresher, threshes, thrushes, thuggish, ticklish, tigerish, tilefish, toadfish, toadyish, toeshoes, tonishly, toolshed, toughish, tovarish, township, toyshops, trampish, tranship, trashier, trashily, trashing, trashman, trashmen, trickish, twinship, uncashed, unfished, unflashy, unkosher, unlashed, unlashes, unmeshed, unmeshes, unmodish, unrushed, unshaded, unshaken, unshamed, unshaped, unshapen, unshared, unshaved, unshaven, unshells, unshifts, unshrunk, unwashed, unwished, unwishes, uppishly, uprushed, uprushes, upshifts, upshoots, urushiol, ushering, vanished, vanisher, vanishes, vanquish, vaporish, varnishy, vigorish, viperish, vixenish, wardship, warships, washable, washbowl, washdays, washiest, washings, washouts, washrags, washroom, washtubs, waterish, weakfish, welshers, welshing, whiplash, whishing, whishted, whooshed, whooshes, wineshop, wishbone, wishless, wolffish, womanish, woodshed, woolshed, wooshing, workshop, worships, yashmacs, yashmaks, yeshivah, yeshivas, yeshivot, yokelish, youngish

9-letter words

abashment, abolished, abolisher, abolishes, almshouse, ambushers, ambushing, amidships, angelfish, anguished, anguishes, antishark, antishock, apishness, arhatship, ashamedly, ashlaring, ashlering, ashplants, babushkas, bakeshops, baksheesh, banishers, banishing, bashfully, batfishes, beamishly, bearishly, bedsheets, beshadows, beshaming, beshivers, beshouted, beshrewed, beshrouds, birdshots, bishoping, bishopric, bitterish, blackfish, blemished, blemishes, blindfish, bloodshed, bloodshot, blueshift, bombshell, bookishly, bookshelf, bookshops, boorishly, boshvarks, boxfishes, brainwash, brashiest, brashness, brushback, brushfire, brushiest, brushland, brushoffs, brushwood, brushwork, brutishly, buckshees, buckshots, bullishly, bullshots, bulrushes, burnished, burnisher, burnishes, bushbucks, bushelers, busheling, bushelled, bushfires, bushgoats, bushiness, bushlands, bushwhack, caddishly, cadetship, camshafts, cardsharp, carwashes, cashbooks, cashboxes, cashiered, cashmeres, catfishes, cherished, cherisher, cherishes, chiefship, chumships, clamshell, clerkship, cleverish, clipsheet, coalsheds, cockshies, cockshuts, codfishes, coltishly, cookshack, cookshops, copublish, coshering, courtship, cowfishes, crapshoot, creeshing, crosshair, crosshead, crushable, cultishly, currishly, cushioned, dachshund, daishikis, dashboard, dashingly, deanships, dervishes, devilfish, dishcloth, dishclout, dishelmed, disherits, dishevels, dishonest, dishonors, dishwares, dishwater, disrelish, dogeships, dogfishes, doggishly, dollishly, doltishly, donnishly, downshift, dragonish, dramshops, drawshave, dropshots, droshkies, dullishly, earlships, eggshells, eldership, embellish, encashing, englished, englishes, enmeshing, ensheathe, ensheaths, enshrined, enshrinee, enshrines, enshrouds, establish, evanished, evanishes, eyelashes, eyeshades, eyewashes, fairishly, famishing, fashioned, fashioner, feldshers, fetishism, fetishist, finfishes, finishers, finishing, fishbolts, fishbones, fishbowls, fisheries, fisherman, fishermen, fishhooks, fishlines, fishmeals, fishplate, fishpoles, fishponds, fishtails, fishwives, fishworms, flagships, flashback, flashbulb, flashcube, flashguns, flashiest, flashings, flashlamp, flashover, flashtube, flemished, flemishes, fleshiest, fleshings, fleshlier, fleshment, fleshpots, flushable, flushness, foolisher, foolishly, foppishly, foreshank, foresheet, foreshock, foreshore, foreshown, foreshows, foxfishes, freshened, freshener, freshness, furbished, furbisher, furbishes, furnished, furnisher, furnishes, garfishes, garnished, garnishee, garnishes, gasholder, gashouses, gawkishly, gearshift, gibberish, giraffish, girlishly, globefish, goosefish, goulashes, grapeshot, grogshops, guildship, guruships, gushiness, gushingly, hagbushes, hagfishes, hairbrush, handshake, hardships, harshened, harshness, hartshorn, hashheads, hashishes, hawkishly, hawkshaws, headships, heirships, hellishly, hockshops, hogfishes, hoggishly, hogsheads, hogwashes, horseshit, horseshod, horseshoe, hoydenish, immeshing, inmeshing, insheaths, inshrined, inshrines, intermesh, jargonish, jellyfish, jewfishes, judgeship, kaddishim, kashering, kashruths, keeshonds, kiboshing, kickshaws, kiddushes, killifish, kingships, kittenish, knavishly, koshering, kurbashed, kurbashes, kyboshing, ladyships, lakeshore, lampshell, langshans, lavishers, lavishest, lavishing, lickerish, lightship, longships, lordships, loutishly, lumpishly, macintosh, maharishi, mainsheet, makeshift, mannishly, marshalcy, marshaled, marshalls, marshiest, marshland, mateships, mawkishly, maybushes, meshuggah, meshworks, midrashic, midrashim, milksheds, minishing, mishandle, mishanter, misshaped, misshapen, misshapes, monishing, monkshood, moonishly, moonshine, moonshots, mouthwash, mudfishes, mushiness, mushrooms, nailbrush, nearshore, nebbishes, newshawks, newshound, nonkosher, nonshrink, nourished, nourisher, nourishes, nutshells, oarfishes, offshoots, onrushing, outfished, outfishes, outgushes, outpushed, outpushes, outrushed, outrushes, outshamed, outshames, outshined, outshines, outshoots, outshouts, outwashes, outwished, outwishes, overshirt, overshoes, overshoot, overshots, ownership, padishahs, panfishes, parashoth, pashadoms, pashalics, pashaliks, pawnshops, peepshows, peevishly, perishing, pettishly, pigfishes, piggishly, pinfishes, pishogues, planished, planisher, planishes, plashiest, platyfish, plenished, plenishes, plowshare, plushiest, plushness, polishers, polishing, postcrash, potshards, potsherds, premonish, preshaped, preshapes, preshowed, preshrank, preshrink, preshrunk, prettyish, prewashed, prewashes, priorship, prudishly, published, publisher, publishes, puckishly, punishers, punishing, pupfishes, pushballs, pushcarts, pushchair, pushdowns, pushiness, pushovers, quamashes, queenship, raffishly, ramshorns, ratfishes, ravishers, ravishing, redfishes, redshanks, redshifts, redshirts, refashion, refreshed, refreshen, refresher, refreshes, refurbish, refurnish, rehashing, relishing, replenish, republish, reshapers, reshaping, reshaving, reshingle, reshining, reshipped, reshoeing, reshowing, reshuffle, rewashing, rickshaws, ridership, roadshows, rockshaft, roguishly, roughshod, rubbishes, rulership, rushlight, ruttishly, sablefish, sagebrush, saintship, sallowish, sandshoes, sashaying, sawfishes, scrimshaw, seashells, seashores, selfishly, shabbiest, shacklers, shackling, shadberry, shadblows, shadchans, shaddocks, shadeless, shadflies, shadiness, shadowbox, shadowers, shadowier, shadowily, shadowing, shadrachs, shaftings, shagbarks, shaggiest, shagreens, shakeable, shakedown, shakeouts, shakiness, shalloons, shallowed, shallower, shallowly, shamanism, shamanist, shambling, shambolic, shamefast, shameless, shammasim, shammosim, shammying, shamoying, shampooed, shampooer, shamrocks, shanghais, shantungs, shantyman, shantymen, shapeable, shapeless, shapelier, shareable, sharecrop, shareware, sharifian, sharklike, sharkskin, sharpened, sharpener, sharpness, shashlick, shashliks, shattered, shaveling, shavetail, sheaflike, shealings, shearings, shearling, sheathers, sheathing, sheeniest, sheepcote, sheepcots, sheepdogs, sheepfold, sheepskin, sheerlegs, sheerness, sheetings, sheetlike, sheikdoms, sheikhdom, sheldrake, shelducks, shelffuls, shelflike, shellacks, shellback, shellfish, shelliest, shellwork, sheltered, shelterer, shelviest, shelvings, shepherds, sherberts, sherlocks, sherrises, shetlands, shewbread, shielders, shielding, shielings, shiftable, shiftiest, shiftless, shigellae, shigellas, shiitakes, shikarees, shikarred, shillalah, shillalas, shillings, shimmered, shimmying, shinbones, shinglers, shingling, shininess, shinleafs, shinneyed, shinnying, shipboard, shipborne, shiploads, shipmates, shipments, shipowner, shippable, shippings, shipshape, shipsides, shipworms, shipwreck, shipyards, shirrings, shirtiest, shirtings, shirtless, shirttail, shivareed, shivarees, shiverers, shivering, shlemiehl, shlemiels, shlepping, shlumping, shmaltzes, shmoozing, shoaliest, shockable, shoddiest, shoebills, shoeblack, shoehorns, shoelaces, shoemaker, shoepacks, shoetrees, shogunate, shooflies, shootings, shootouts, shopgirls, shophroth, shoplifts, shoppings, shoptalks, shorebird, shoreline, shoreside, shoreward, shortages, shortcake, shortcuts, shortened, shortener, shortfall, shorthair, shorthand, shorthorn, shortlist, shortness, shortstop, shortwave, shoulders, shouldest, shovelers, shovelful, shoveling, shovelled, shoveller, showbizzy, showboats, showbread, showcased, showcases, showdowns, showerers, showering, showgirls, showiness, showpiece, showplace, showrings, showrooms, shredders, shredding, shrewdest, shrewdies, shrewlike, shriekers, shriekier, shrieking, shrieving, shrillest, shrilling, shrimpers, shrimpier, shrimping, shrinkage, shrinkers, shrinking, shriveled, shroffing, shrouding, shrubbery, shrubbier, shrugging, shtetlach, shuckings, shuddered, shufflers, shuffling, shunpiked, shunpiker, shunpikes, shutdowns, shuttered, shuttling, shwanpans, shylocked, shynesses, sickishly, sideshows, slashings, slavishly, slingshot, sloshiest, slungshot, slushiest, snapshots, snowbrush, snowsheds, snowshoed, snowshoer, snowshoes, softshell, sottishly, spaceship, spadefish, spearfish, spicebush, spiderish, splashers, splashier, splashily, splashing, sploshing, squashers, squashier, squashily, squashing, squawfish, squeamish, squishier, squishing, squooshed, squooshes, squushing, starships, steamship, stockfish, stonefish, stonished, stonishes, storeship, strongish, stylishly, subshafts, subshells, subshrubs, succotash, sunfishes, sunshades, sunshines, supershow, sweatshop, sweetshop, swellfish, swinishly, swishiest, swooshing, swordfish, tankships, tarbushes, tarnished, tarnishes, thaneship, thirtyish, thornbush, thrashers, thrashing, threshers, threshing, threshold, tomboyish, toolsheds, townships, tranships, transship, trashiest, troopship, trunkfish, tuckshops, tundishes, tutorship, twinships, unabashed, unashamed, unbookish, unbrushed, undershot, unlashing, unleashed, unleashes, unmeshing, unselfish, unshackle, unshapely, unsheathe, unshelled, unshifted, unshipped, unstylish, unwasheds, unwishing, upmanship, uprushing, upshifted, urushiols, usherette, vampirish, vanishers, vanishing, varnished, varnisher, varnishes, vicarship, vulturish, waggishly, wampished, wampishes, wardships, washables, washbasin, washboard, washbowls, washcloth, washerman, washermen, washhouse, washrooms, washstand, washwoman, washwomen, waspishly, watershed, waveshape, whishting, whitefish, whitewash, whooshing, wineshops, wishbones, wishfully, wolfishly, woodsheds, woolsheds, workshops, worshiped, worshiper, yellowish, yeshivahs, yeshivoth

10-letter words

abashments, abolishers, abolishing, accomplish, admonished, admonisher, admonishes, aftershave, aftershock, airbrushed, airbrushes, airmanship, almshouses, alongshore, amateurish, ambushment, anglerfish, anguishing, archbishop, archerfish, arhatships, ashinesses, astonished, astonishes, authorship, backlashed, backlasher, backlashes, backrushes, backsplash, backwashed, backwashes, bakshished, bakshishes, balderdash, banishment, barbershop, battleship, beshadowed, beshivered, beshouting, beshrewing, beshrouded, billfishes, bishoprics, blandished, blandisher, blandishes, blemishing, blimpishly, bloodsheds, blowfishes, bluefishes, blueshifts, bluishness, blushingly, boarfishes, bolshevism, bolshevize, bombshells, bonefishes, bounderish, boyishness, brandished, brandishes, broadsheet, brownshirt, brushbacks, brushlands, brushwoods, brushworks, buffoonish, bullrushes, bumpkinish, burnishers, burnishing, bushelling, bushmaster, bushranger, bushwhacks, butterfish, buttonbush, cadetships, calabashes, calipashes, candlefish, cardsharps, cartoonish, cashiering, cavefishes, censorship, cheapishly, cherishers, cherishing, chiefships, childishly, churlishly, clamshells, clannishly, clerkships, clipsheets, cliquishly, clownishly, coalfishes, cockneyish, consulship, cookshacks, coquettish, countryish, courtships, cousinship, crankshaft, crapshoots, crashingly, crawfished, crawfishes, crayfishes, crosshairs, crosshatch, crossheads, crushingly, crushproof, cushioning, cuttlefish, dachshunds, damselfish, dandyishly, dashboards, dealership, dealfishes, demolished, demolisher, demolishes, depolished, depolishes, deshabille, devilishly, diminished, diminishes, disfurnish, dishabille, disharmony, dishcloths, dishclouts, dishearten, dishelming, disherited, disheveled, dishonesty, dishonored, dishonorer, dishwasher, dishwaters, doctorship, dovishness, downshifts, downwashes, drawshaves, driveshaft, drumfishes, duennaship, dwarfishly, earthshine, editorship, elderships, encashable, encashment, englishing, enmeshment, enravished, enravishes, ensheathed, ensheathes, enshrinees, enshrining, enshrouded, evanishing, externship, extinguish, factorship, fallfishes, famishment, fashioners, fashioning, fatshedera, fellowship, fetishisms, fetishists, feverishly, fiendishly, filefishes, fisherfolk, fishmonger, fishplates, fishtailed, flashbacks, flashboard, flashbulbs, flashcubes, flashiness, flashlamps, flashlight, flashovers, flashtubes, flatfishes, flatwashes, flemishing, fleshiness, fleshliest, fleshments, flourished, flourisher, flourishes, folklorish, foolfishes, foolishest, foreshadow, foreshanks, foresheets, foreshocks, foreshores, foreshowed, frameshift, freakishly, fresheners, freshening, freshwater, friendship, frogfishes, furbishers, furbishing, furnishers, furnishing, garishness, garnisheed, garnishees, garnishing, gasholders, gearshifts, ghoulishly, glasshouse, goatfishes, goldfishes, gooseflesh, grayfishes, greenshank, groundfish, guildships, guitarfish, gumshoeing, handshakes, harshening, hartshorns, hasheeshes, headfishes, heathenish, hobblebush, hoodlumish, horseflesh, horseshits, horseshoed, horseshoer, horseshoes, impishness, impoverish, insheathed, inshrining, internship, jackfishes, jinricksha, jinrikisha, judgeships, keeshonden, kingfisher, kingfishes, kurbashing, ladyfishes, lakeshores, lampshells, languished, languisher, languishes, lavishness, leadership, legateship, leishmania, lightships, lionfishes, lumpfishes, lungfishes, lushnesses, mackintosh, maharishis, mainsheets, makeshifts, marshaling, marshalled, marshiness, marshlands, mastership, mediumship, membership, mentorship, midrashoth, midshipman, midshipmen, milkfishes, mishandled, mishandles, mishanters, mishearing, mishitting, mishmashes, mishmoshes, misshaping, modishness, monkfishes, monkshoods, moonfishes, moonshiner, moonshines, mulishness, multiflash, mushroomed, musquashes, muttonfish, needlefish, newshounds, nightshade, nightshirt, nourishers, nourishing, numbfishes, oafishness, offishness, outblushed, outblushes, outfishing, outlandish, outpushing, outrushing, outshaming, outshining, outshouted, outwishing, overfished, overfishes, overlavish, overshadow, overshirts, overshoots, owlishness, ownerships, paddlefish, paintbrush, parashioth, parfleshes, pastorship, peacockish, pearlashes, peashooter, penmanship, perishable, photoflash, picayunish, pincushion, pipefishes, planishers, planishing, plenishing, plowshares, plushiness, poshnesses, potshotted, prankishly, preshaping, preshowing, preshrinks, prewashing, priggishly, princeship, priorships, publishers, publishing, punishable, punishment, pushchairs, qualmishly, queenships, rainwashed, rainwashes, rakishness, ramshackle, rashnesses, ravishment, readership, rectorship, redshifted, redshirted, refashions, refinished, refinisher, refinishes, refreshens, refreshers, refreshing, relinquish, relishable, repolished, repolishes, reshingled, reshingles, reshipping, reshooting, reshuffled, reshuffles, ribbonfish, riderships, rockfishes, rockshafts, rosebushes, rosefishes, rulerships, rushlights, saganashes, sailfishes, saintships, saltbushes, saltshaker, sandfishes, scrimshaws, seamanship, shabbiness, shadbushes, shadchanim, shadowiest, shadowless, shadowlike, shagginess, shaggymane, shakedowns, shallowest, shallowing, shamanisms, shamanists, shamefaced, shamefully, shammashim, shampooers, shampooing, shandygaff, shanghaied, shanghaier, shankpiece, shantytown, shapeliest, sharecrops, sharewares, sharkskins, sharpeners, sharpening, shashlicks, shattering, shavelings, shavetails, shearlings, shearwater, sheathbill, sheathings, sheepberry, sheepcotes, sheepfolds, sheepishly, sheepshank, sheepshead, sheepskins, sheikhdoms, sheldrakes, shellacked, shellbacks, shellproof, shellworks, shelterers, sheltering, shenanigan, shepherded, sheriffdom, shewbreads, shibboleth, shiftiness, shikarring, shillalahs, shillelagh, shimmering, shinleaves, shinneries, shinneying, shipboards, shipfitter, shipmaster, shipowners, shipwrecks, shipwright, shirtdress, shirtfront, shirtmaker, shirttails, shirtwaist, shlemiehls, shmaltzier, shockingly, shockproof, shoddiness, shoeblacks, shoehorned, shoemakers, shoestring, shogunates, shopkeeper, shoplifted, shoplifter, shopwindow, shorebirds, shorefront, shorelines, shorewards, shortbread, shortcakes, shorteners, shortening, shortfalls, shorthairs, shorthands, shorthorns, shortlists, shortstops, shortwaves, shotgunned, shotgunner, shouldered, shovelfuls, shovellers, shovelling, shovelnose, shovelsful, showbizzes, showboated, showbreads, showcasing, showerhead, showerless, showpieces, showplaces, shrewdness, shrewishly, shriekiest, shrievalty, shrillness, shrimpiest, shrimplike, shrinkable, shrinkages, shriveling, shrivelled, shrubbiest, shuddering, shunpikers, shunpiking, shutterbug, shuttering, shylocking, silverfish, skirmished, skirmisher, skirmishes, skittishly, slapdashes, slashingly, slingshots, sluggishly, slungshots, slushiness, sluttishly, smashingly, snappishly, sniffishly, snobbishly, snowbushes, snowshoers, softshells, spaceships, splashdown, splashiest, spokeshave, squarishly, squashiest, squishiest, squooshier, squooshing, stablished, stablishes, standishes, starfishes, steamships, stonishing, storeships, stramashes, studfishes, suckfishes, supersharp, supershows, suretyship, surffishes, sweatshirt, sweatshops, sweetishly, sweetshops, swishingly, tarbooshes, tarnishing, thaneships, thievishly, thresholds, ticklishly, tigerishly, tilefishes, toadfishes, toothbrush, tovarishes, transshape, transships, trashiness, trickishly, troopships, turboshaft, tutorships, ultrasharp, ultrashort, unactorish, unblushing, underbrush, undershirt, undershoot, undershrub, unfinished, unleashing, unpolished, unpunished, unravished, unshackled, unshackles, unshakable, unshakably, unsheathed, unsheathes, unshelling, unshifting, unshipping, upmanships, uppishness, upshifting, upshooting, usherettes, vanquished, vanquisher, vanquishes, varnishers, varnishing, vicarships, viewership, vigorishes, vinegarish, viziership, wampishing, wardenship, washateria, washbasins, washboards, washcloths, washeteria, washhouses, washstands, watersheds, waveshapes, weakfishes, whiplashes, windshield, wolffishes, womanishly, worshipers, worshipful, worshiping, worshipped, worshipper

11-letter words

abolishable, abolishment, admonishers, admonishing, aftershaves, aftershocks, airbrushing, airmanships, ambushments, angelfishes, antifashion, antitarnish, apishnesses, apostleship, archbishops, artisanship, astonishing, athwartship, authorships, backlashers, backlashing, backwashing, bailiffship, baksheeshes, bakshishing, banishments, barbershops, bashfulness, battleships, bearishness, beshadowing, beshivering, beshrouding, bitterbrush, blackfishes, blandishers, blandishing, blindfishes, blueshifted, bolshevisms, bolshevized, bolshevizes, bonefishing, bookishness, bookshelves, boorishness, bottlebrush, brainwashed, brainwasher, brainwashes, brandishing, brashnesses, broadsheets, brownshirts, brutishness, buffalofish, bullishness, bumbershoot, burnishings, bushinesses, bushmasters, bushrangers, bushranging, bushwhacked, bushwhacker, caddishness, captainship, cardsharper, censorships, cherishable, chickenshit, citizenship, cockleshell, coltishness, comradeship, consulships, copublished, copublisher, copublishes, countershot, cousinships, crankshafts, crapshooter, crashworthy, crawfishing, cultishness, curatorship, cushionless, dealerships, demolishers, demolishing, depolishing, deshabilles, devilfishes, diminishing, dishabilles, disheartens, disheriting, disheveling, dishevelled, dishonestly, dishonorers, dishonoring, dishwashers, disrelished, disrelishes, distinguish, doctorships, doggishness, dollishness, dolphinfish, doltishness, donnishness, downshifted, driveshafts, duennaships, earthshaker, earthshines, editorships, embellished, embellisher, embellishes, emperorship, encashments, enmeshments, enravishing, ensheathing, enshrouding, established, establisher, establishes, externships, factorships, faddishness, famishments, fashionable, fashionably, fatshederas, fellowships, fetishistic, fishability, fisherwoman, fisherwomen, fishmongers, fishtailing, flashboards, flashlights, flourishers, flourishing, flushnesses, folkishness, foolishness, foppishness, foremanship, foreshadows, foreshorten, foreshowing, frameshifts, freshnesses, freshwaters, friendships, furnishings, gangsterish, garnishment, gawkishness, generalship, gibberishes, girlishness, glasshouses, globefishes, goosefishes, grasshopper, greenshanks, groundsheet, gushinesses, haberdasher, hairbrushes, harshnesses, hawkishness, hellishness, hoggishness, horseradish, horseshoers, insheathing, intermeshed, intermeshes, internships, interparish, jellyfishes, jinrickshas, jinrikishas, killifishes, kingfishers, kittenishly, kwashiorkor, languishers, languishing, leaderships, lectureship, legateships, leishmanial, leishmanias, lickerishly, lifemanship, longshoring, loutishness, lumpishness, macintoshes, managership, mannishness, mantelshelf, marshalcies, marshalling, marshalship, marshmallow, masterships, mawkishness, mediumships, memberships, mentorships, meshuggener, messiahship, mishandling, misshapenly, monitorship, monkeyshine, moonshiners, mouthwashes, mushinesses, mushrooming, nailbrushes, nightmarish, nightshades, nightshirts, nourishment, novelettish, oarsmanship, outblushing, outshooting, outshouting, overfishing, overnourish, overshadows, parishioner, partnership, pastorships, peashooters, peevishness, penmanships, perishables, pettishness, piggishness, pincushions, pinkishness, platyfishes, plushnesses, potshotting, praetorship, prefreshman, prefreshmen, premiership, premonished, premonishes, preshrunken, primateship, princeships, proctorship, prudishness, publishable, publishings, puckishness, punishments, pushfulness, pushinesses, rabbitbrush, raffishness, rainwashing, ravishingly, ravishments, readerships, rectorships, reddishness, redshirting, reestablish, refashioned, refinishers, refinishing, refreshened, refreshment, refurbished, refurbisher, refurbishes, refurnished, refurnishes, replenished, replenisher, replenishes, repolishing, republished, republisher, republishes, reshingling, reshuffling, roguishness, ruttishness, sablefishes, sagebrushes, saltshakers, scattershot, scholarship, scrimshawed, seamanships, selfishness, semishrubby, senatorship, shacklebone, shadberries, shadinesses, shadowboxed, shadowboxes, shadowgraph, shadowiness, shaggymanes, shakinesses, shallowness, shamanistic, shamelessly, shandygaffs, shanghaiers, shanghaiing, shankpieces, shantytowns, shapelessly, shapeliness, shareholder, sharpnesses, shearwaters, sheathbills, sheepherder, sheepshanks, sheepsheads, sheernesses, shellacking, shellfishes, shelterbelt, shelterless, shenanigans, shepherdess, shepherding, shergottite, sheriffdoms, shibboleths, shiftlessly, shigelloses, shigellosis, shillelaghs, shininesses, shinplaster, shinsplints, shipbuilder, shipfitters, shipmasters, shipwrecked, shipwrights, shirtfronts, shirtmakers, shirtsleeve, shirtwaists, shittimwood, shivareeing, shmaltziest, shoehorning, shoestrings, shopkeepers, shoplifters, shoplifting, shopwindows, shorefronts, shortbreads, shortchange, shortcoming, shortenings, shorthaired, shorthanded, shortnesses, shotgunners, shotgunning, shouldering, shovelnoses, showboating, showerheads, showinesses, showmanship, showstopper, shrivelling, shrubberies, shunpikings, shutterbugs, shutterless, shuttlecock, shuttleless, sickishness, skirmishers, skirmishing, slavishness, snapshooter, snapshotted, snowbrushes, snowshoeing, soldiership, sottishness, spadefishes, speakership, spearfished, spearfishes, spicebushes, spinsterish, splashboard, splashdowns, splashiness, spokeshaves, sponsorship, spreadsheet, squashiness, squawfishes, squeamishly, squishiness, squooshiest, stablishing, staggerbush, standoffish, steeplebush, stewardship, stockfishes, stonefishes, stonewashed, straightish, studentship, stylishness, succotashes, suretyships, surgeonfish, swashbuckle, sweatshirts, swellfishes, swinishness, swordfishes, synchromesh, tarnishable, textbookish, thornbushes, traineeship, transhipped, transhumant, transshaped, transshapes, trapshooter, tribuneship, triggerfish, troubleshot, trunkfishes, trusteeship, turboshafts, unabashedly, unashamedly, unblemished, uncrushable, undershirts, undershoots, undershorts, undershrubs, unfurnished, ungarnished, unpublished, unselfishly, unshackling, unsheathing, unshockable, untarnished, unvarnished, vagabondish, vanishingly, vanquishers, vanquishing, viceroyship, viewerships, vizierships, voguishness, waggishness, wardenships, washability, washaterias, washerwoman, washerwomen, washeterias, waspishness, waterthrush, whitefishes, whitewashed, whitewasher, whitewashes, widdershins, wimpishness, windshields, wishfulness, withershins, wolfishness, woodshedded, workmanship, worshipless, worshippers, worshipping

12-letter words

abolishments, accomplished, accomplisher, accomplishes, admonishment, amateurishly, anglerfishes, antibacklash, antifashions, apostleships, archerfishes, artisanships, astonishment, athwartships, attorneyship, backsplashes, bailiffships, balderdashes, blandishment, blimpishness, bluishnesses, bolshevizing, bonefishings, boyishnesses, brackishness, brainwashers, brainwashing, brinkmanship, brushability, buccaneerish, bumbershoots, bushrangings, bushwhackers, bushwhacking, butterfishes, buttonbushes, candlefishes, captainships, cardinalship, cardsharpers, cartoonishly, chairmanship, championship, chickenshits, childishness, churlishness, citizenships, clannishness, cliquishness, cloddishness, clotheshorse, clownishness, coauthorship, cockleshells, comradeships, consumership, copublishers, copublishing, coquettishly, countershots, crapshooters, crosshatched, crosshatches, curatorships, customshouse, cuttlefishes, damselfishes, demolishment, devilishness, dictatorship, dilettantish, diminishable, diminishment, directorship, discipleship, disestablish, disfurnished, disfurnishes, disharmonies, disharmonize, disheartened, dishevelling, dishonesties, dishonorable, dishonorably, disrelishing, dovishnesses, downshifting, dwarfishness, earthshakers, earthshaking, electroshock, embellishers, embellishing, emperorships, enshrinement, establishers, establishing, extinguished, extinguisher, extinguishes, faintishness, fashionables, fellowshiped, feverishness, fiendishness, flashinesses, fleshinesses, followership, foremanships, foreshadowed, foreshadower, foreshortens, freakishness, gamesmanship, garishnesses, garnisheeing, garnishments, generalships, ghoulishness, goosefleshes, governorship, grasshoppers, greenishness, groundfishes, groundsheets, guardianship, guitarfishes, haberdashers, haberdashery, headshrinker, heathenishly, helmsmanship, hobblebushes, horsefleshes, horsemanship, horseshoeing, imperishable, imperishably, impishnesses, impoverished, impoverisher, impoverishes, intermeshing, kwashiorkors, languishment, laureateship, lavishnesses, lectureships, lifemanships, listenership, liverishness, longshoreman, longshoremen, longshorings, mackintoshes, malnourished, managerships, marksmanship, marshalships, marshinesses, marshmallows, marshmallowy, meshuggeners, messiahships, modishnesses, monitorships, monkeyshines, mulishnesses, musicianship, muttonfishes, needlefishes, noncrushable, nonvanishing, nourishments, oafishnesses, oarsmanships, offishnesses, outlandishly, overlordship, overshadowed, overshooting, owlishnesses, paddlefishes, paintbrushes, parishioners, partisanship, partnerships, photoflashes, plushinesses, postworkshop, praetorships, prankishness, preestablish, premierships, premonishing, preshrinking, priggishness, primateships, proctorships, qualmishness, rakishnesses, receivership, refashioning, refreshening, refreshingly, refreshments, refurbishers, refurbishing, refurnishing, relationship, relinquished, relinquishes, replenishers, replenishing, republishers, republishing, ribbonfishes, salesmanship, sceneshifter, scholarships, schoolboyish, scrimshander, scrimshawing, semifinished, senatorships, shabbinesses, shacklebones, shadowboxing, shadowgraphs, shadowgraphy, shagginesses, shamefacedly, shamefulness, shareability, sharecropped, sharecropper, shareholders, sharpshooter, shatteringly, shatterproof, sheepberries, sheepherders, sheepherding, sheepishness, sheepshearer, shellackings, shellcracker, shellfishery, shelterbelts, shergottites, shiftinesses, shinplasters, shipbuilders, shipbuilding, shipwrecking, shirtdresses, shirtsleeved, shirtsleeves, shittimwoods, shoddinesses, shortchanged, shortchanger, shortchanges, shortcomings, shortcutting, shortsighted, showmanships, showstoppers, showstopping, shrewdnesses, shrewishness, shrievalties, shrillnesses, shuffleboard, shuttlecocks, silverfishes, skittishness, sluggishness, slushinesses, sluttishness, snappishness, snapshooters, snapshotting, sniffishness, snobbishness, soldierships, speakerships, spearfishing, splashboards, sponsorships, sportfishing, spreadsheets, squarishness, stablishment, stewardships, studentships, subthreshold, survivorship, swainishness, swashbuckled, swashbuckler, swashbuckles, sycophantish, thievishness, ticklishness, tigerishness, toothbrushes, traineeships, transhipping, transhumance, transhumants, transshaping, transshipped, trapshooters, trapshooting, trashinesses, tribuneships, trickishness, troubleshoot, trusteeships, unblushingly, underbrushes, undershirted, undiminished, unnourishing, unwashedness, uppishnesses, vanquishable, vaporishness, viceroyships, waterishness, watermanship, whitewashers, whitewashing, womanishness, woodshedding, workmanships, worshipfully

13-letter words

accomplishers, accomplishing, admonishingly, admonishments, archbishopric, assistantship, associateship, astonishingly, astonishments, attorneyships, bashfulnesses, bearishnesses, bitterbrushes, blandishments, bookishnesses, boorishnesses, bottlebrushes, brainwashings, brinkmanships, brinksmanship, brutishnesses, buffalofishes, bullishnesses, caddishnesses, cardinalships, chairmanships, championships, chieftainship, churchmanship, clotheshorses, coauthorships, colleagueship, collectorship, collieshangie, coltishnesses, commandership, companionship, consumerships, containership, copartnership, cosponsorship, counselorship, craftsmanship, crosshatching, cultishnesses, custodianship, customshouses, demolishments, dictatorships, diminishments, directorships, discipleships, disfurnishing, disharmonious, disharmonized, disharmonizes, disheartening, distinguished, distinguishes, doggishnesses, dollishnesses, dolphinfishes, doltishnesses, donnishnesses, draftsmanship, electroshocks, embellishment, enshrinements, establishable, establishment, extinguishers, extinguishing, faddishnesses, fashionmonger, fellowshiping, fellowshipped, fishabilities, flourishingly, folkishnesses, followerships, foolishnesses, foppishnesses, foreshadowers, foreshadowing, foreshortened, gamesmanships, gawkishnesses, girlishnesses, governorships, grantsmanship, guardianships, guttersnipish, hawkishnesses, headshrinkers, hellishnesses, helmsmanships, hoggishnesses, horsemanships, horseradishes, imperishables, impoverishers, impoverishing, inspectorship, kittenishness, landownership, languishingly, languishments, laureateships, leishmaniases, leishmaniasis, leprechaunish, librarianship, lickerishness, listenerships, loutishnesses, lumpishnesses, mannishnesses, mantelshelves, marksmanships, mawkishnesses, moderatorship, musicianships, nightmarishly, nonmembership, nonperishable, nonshrinkable, ombudsmanship, overembellish, overlordships, overnourished, overnourishes, overshadowing, partisanships, peevishnesses, perishability, pettishnesses, photofinisher, piggishnesses, pinkishnesses, precentorship, preceptorship, presidentship, principalship, proconsulship, professorship, protectorship, prudishnesses, puckishnesses, punishability, pushfulnesses, rabbitbrushes, raffishnesses, receiverships, reddishnesses, reestablished, reestablishes, refurbishment, relationships, relinquishing, replenishable, replenishment, roguishnesses, ruttishnesses, salesmanships, sansculottish, sceneshifters, schoolmarmish, scrimshanders, secretaryship, selfishnesses, shadowinesses, shallownesses, shamelessness, shapelessness, shapelinesses, sharecroppers, sharecropping, sharpshooters, sharpshooting, sheepherdings, sheepshearers, sheepshearing, shellcrackers, shepherdesses, shiftlessness, shipbuildings, shortchangers, shortchanging, shuffleboards, shuttlecocked, sickishnesses, slavishnesses, solicitorship, sottishnesses, spectatorship, splashinesses, spokesmanship, sportfishings, sportsmanship, squashinesses, squeamishness, squishinesses, stablishments, staggerbushes, standoffishly, statesmanship, steeplebushes, stylishnesses, surgeonfishes, survivorships, swashbucklers, swashbuckling, swinishnesses, swordsmanship, synchromeshes, thundershower, tomboyishness, toothbrushing, tortoiseshell, transhumances, transshipment, transshipping, trapshootings, treasurership, triggerfishes, troubleshoots, tsutsugamushi, undershooting, unembellished, unestablished, unfashionable, unfashionably, unpublishable, unselfishness, voguishnesses, waggishnesses, washabilities, waspishnesses, watermanships, waterthrushes, whitewashings, wimpishnesses, wishfulnesses, wolfishnesses

14-letter words

accomplishable, accomplishment, accountantship, amateurishness, ambassadorship, anticensorship, apprenticeship, archbishoprics, assistantships, associateships, bipartisanship, blimpishnesses, brackishnesses, brinksmanships, brushabilities, chancellorship, chieftainships, childishnesses, churchmanships, churlishnesses, clannishnesses, cliquishnesses, cloddishnesses, clownishnesses, colleagueships, collectorships, collieshangies, commanderships, companionships, consultantship, containerships, controllership, copartnerships, coquettishness, cosponsorships, councillorship, counselorships, countershading, craftsmanships, custodianships, devilishnesses, disestablished, disestablishes, disfurnishment, disharmonizing, disheartenment, distinguishing, draftsmanships, dwarfishnesses, earthshakingly, electrofishing, embellishments, establishments, extinguishable, extinguishment, faintishnesses, fashionability, fashionmongers, fellowshipping, feverishnesses, fiendishnesses, foreshortening, freakishnesses, ghoulishnesses, grantsmanships, greenishnesses, haberdasheries, headmastership, impoverishment, inspectorships, instructorship, landownerships, legislatorship, librarianships, liverishnesses, micropublisher, moderatorships, nonestablished, nonmemberships, nonperishables, ombudsmanships, outlandishness, overnourishing, photofinishers, photofinishing, postmastership, prankishnesses, precentorships, preceptorships, preestablished, preestablishes, presidentships, priggishnesses, principalships, proconsulships, professorships, proprietorship, protectorships, qualmishnesses, reestablishing, refurbishments, relinquishment, replenishments, secretaryships, shadowgraphies, shamefacedness, shamefulnesses, shareabilities, sharpshootings, sheepishnesses, sheepshearings, shellfisheries, shortsightedly, shrewishnesses, shuttlecocking, skittishnesses, sluggishnesses, sluttishnesses, snappishnesses, sniffishnesses, snobbishnesses, solicitorships, spectatorships, spokesmanships, sportfisherman, sportfishermen, sportsmanships, squarishnesses, statesmanships, swainishnesses, swordsmanships, sycophantishly, thievishnesses, thundershowers, ticklishnesses, tigerishnesses, toothbrushings, tortoiseshells, transshipments, treasurerships, trickishnesses, troubleshooter, tsutsugamushis, undernourished, unwashednesses, vaporishnesses, waterishnesses, womanishnesses, worshipfulness

15-letter words

accomplishments, accountantships, ambassadorships, antifashionable, antishoplifting, apprenticeships, bipartisanships, chancellorships, comptrollership, connoisseurship, conservatorship, consultantships, controllerships, councillorships, countershadings, crashworthiness, disestablishing, disfurnishments, dishearteningly, disheartenments, distinguishable, distinguishably, electrofishings, extinguishments, fashionableness, fetishistically, headmasterships, imperishability, impoverishments, instructorships, kittenishnesses, legislatorships, lickerishnesses, micropublishers, micropublishing, nonpartisanship, outdoorsmanship, overembellished, overembellishes, perishabilities, photofinishings, postmasterships, preestablishing, proprietorships, punishabilities, reestablishment, relinquishments, schoolmasterish, shamelessnesses, shapelessnesses, shiftlessnesses, squeamishnesses, stadtholdership, standoffishness, tomboyishnesses, transhistorical, troubleshooters, troubleshooting, undistinguished, unselfishnesses

16-letter words

acquaintanceship, amateurishnesses, commissionership, comptrollerships, connoisseurships, conservatorships, coquettishnesses, disestablishment, dishonorableness, entrepreneurship, fashionabilities, imperishableness, inextinguishable, inextinguishably, micropublishings, nonestablishment, nonpartisanships, outdoorsmanships, outlandishnesses, overembellishing, reestablishments, shamefacednesses, shortsightedness, stadtholderships, undernourishment, worshipfulnesses

17-letter words

acquaintanceships, antiestablishment, commissionerships, contradistinguish, crashworthinesses, disestablishments, entrepreneurships, fashionablenesses, handcraftsmanship, imperishabilities, indistinguishable, indistinguishably, interrelationship, nonestablishments, standoffishnesses, undernourishments, unfashionableness

18-letter words

dishonorablenesses, distinguishability, establishmentarian, handcraftsmanships, imperishablenesses, interrelationships, shortsightednesses

19-letter words

contradistinguished, contradistinguishes, establishmentarians, unfashionablenesses

20-letter words

contradistinguishing, distinguishabilities, indistinguishability

21-letter words

disestablishmentarian, establishmentarianism, indistinguishableness

22-letter words

disestablishmentarians, establishmentarianisms, indistinguishabilities

23-letter words

indistinguishablenesses

5361 words found.

Look at this tiny smattering of evidence (althugh it seems huge it is the tip of the iceberg):

In fact, the Bible is the most confirmed ancient text, both Archaeologically as well as Historiographically. There is so much evidence, that I will not be able to more than scrape the surface here, but it should give you enough of an inspiration to go forward on your own.

World renowned Archaeologist Sir William Ramsey was a devout atheist. Ramsey was once given a challenge by a curious student who questioned the fact that his assumptions about the Bible were not a result of actual scientific investigation. Forming conclusions based on the actual available and demonstrable data was the very rule he himself had always insisted on. Regarding the Bible he had failed to do this. So he and a fellow decided they would once and for all put an end to this myth called the Bible and set out using Luke-Acts as their guidebook. After 10 years of research into every aspect of the book's claims all he had found were confirmations, so they went back over the evidences again and again. Needless to say not only did Ramsey finally conclude the Bible is true and historically accurate (and that Luke was an excellent historian), but he also realized by all this that all this could only be true if Jesus of Nazareth was indeed the Messiah. He immediately had a revelation that not only spurred decades of documentation of evidences but his findings literally rocked the materialistic critical world of the critics. See here some of the conclusions of the world's most profound Archaeologists:

"The reader may rest assured that nothing has been found [by archaeologists] to disturb a reasonable faith, and nothing has been discovered which can disprove a single theological doctrine. We no longer trouble ourselves with attempts to 'harmonize' religion and science, or to 'prove' the Bible. The Bible can stand for itself." Dr. William F. Albright, one the world's greatest Archaeologists

"Archaeology has confirmed countless passages which have been rejected by critics as unhistorical or contradictory to known 'facts'." Dr. Joseph Free

"The interval between the date of the original composition and the earliest extant evidence becomes so small as to be negligible, and the last foundation for any doubt that the Scriptures have come to us substantially as they were written has now been removed. Both the authenticity and the general integrity of the books of the New Testament may be regarded as finally established." Dr. Kathleen Kenyon

"I set out to look for truth on the borderland where Greece and Asia meet, and found it there. You may press the words of Luke in a degree beyond any other historian's and they stand the keenest scrutiny and the hardest treatment." Sir William Ramsey, A Professor at Cambridge and Oxford Universities, regarded as one of the greatest archaeologists to ever live

"Luke is a historian of the first rank; not merely are his statements of facts trustworthy; he is possessed of the true historic sense...In short this author should be placed along with the very greatest of historians." Dr William Ramsey

"On the whole, however, archaeological work has unquestionably strengthened confidence in the reliability of the Scriptural record. More than one archaeologist has found his respect for the Bible increased by the experience of excavation in Palestine.... Archaeology has in many cases refuted the views of modern critics. It has shown, in a number of instances, that these views rest on false assumptions and unreal, artificial schemes of historical development. This is a real contribution and not to be minimized."

Millar Burrows, Professor Of Archaeology At Yale University

"It is therefore legitimate to say that, in respect of that part of the Old Testament against which the disintegrating criticism of the last half of the nineteenth century was chiefly directed, the evidence of archaeology has been to reestablish its authority and likewise to augment its value by rendering it more intelligible through a fuller knowledge of its background and setting. Archaeology has not yet said its last word, but the results already achieved confirm what faith would suggest - that the Bible can do nothing but gain from an increase in knowledge." Sir Frederic Kenyon

"There can be no doubt that archaeology has confirmed the substantial historicity of Old Testament tradition." Dr. William F. Albright,

"The excessive skepticism of many liberal theologians stems not from a careful evaluation of the available data, but from an enormous predisposition against the supernatural." Millar Burrow Of Yale University.

"Historical confirmation of the Old Testament has come from all over the biblical world. Persons, places and events have been substantiated: from the Patriarchs to Israel in Egypt, to the conquest of Canaan, to the kingdom under Solomon, to the deportations of Israel and Judah to Assyria and Babylonia respectively. In the field of New Testament studies, the evidence has also been abundant. Even a casual survey of any good book on New Testament archeology will indicate that the accuracy of details in the events of Christ's life has been confirmed from the ruins of Palestine, as has been the case with the details about the journeys of the Apostle Paul." Dr. Norman Geisler, Introduction to the Bible, p.122.

"Old Testament archaeology has rediscovered whole nations, resurrected important peoples, and in a most astonishing manner filled in historical gaps, adding immeasurably to the knowledge of Biblical backgrounds." Merrill F. Unger, Archaeology and the Old Testament (Chicago: Moody Press, 1954), p. 15.

"The great value of archaeology has been to show, over and over again, that the geography, technology, political and military movements, cultures, religious practices, social institutions, languages, customs, and other aspects of everyday life of Israel and other nations of antiquity were exactly as described in the Bible." Henry M. Morris, Many Infallible Proofs (El Cajon, CA: Master Books, 1974), p. 301.

"I may fairly claim to have entered on this investigation without prejudice in favor of the conclusion which I shall now seek to justify to the reader. On the contrary, I began with a mind unfavorable to it...but more recently I found myself brought into contact with the Book of Acts as an authority for the topography, antiquities, and society of Asia Minor. It was gradually borne upon me that in various details the narrative showed marvelous truth. In fact, beginning with a fixed idea that the work was essentially a second century composition, and never relying on its evidence as trustworthy for first century conditions, I gradually came to find it a useful ally in some obscure and difficult investigations." Sir William Ramsey, St. Paul the Traveler and the Roman Citizen (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1951), pp. 7-8.

"We are scientifically certain that we have substantially the same text that was in the hands of Christ and the apostles." A Scientific Investigation of the Old Testament, NY, Harper and Brothers, leading linguistic critic, Dr. R. D. Wilson

The continuous influx of confirming samples was so great by the middle of the 20th century that Archaeology Magazine gave this study it's own specialty and periodicals. The one aspect of Christianity Archaeologists as scientists cannot prove is that Jesus Christ is Deity, or even absolutely the Messiah, but it can and has proved that the early Christian community from as early as 42 A.D. left inscriptions on their 1st century Jerusalem sepulchres and gravesites, that not only were these early Jewish followers convinced of both of these descriptions, but attested to the fact of His resurrection from the dead (alive at the time witnesses, only a decade after the events). They have also found the gravesites of many key players, i.e, Lazarus, Mary, Martha, Simeon, Ciaphas, etc.!

Here are some great books on the subject, and do not forget to have fun on the Web:

The Biblical Archaeologist Reader, Vol. 1 and 2, Freedman and Campbell, Scholars Press

Biblical Archaeology, G. Ernst Wright, Westminster Press

The Bible as History, Werner Keller, Wm. Morrow & Co.

Now as for the science of Historiography:

The Biographical Evidence

The first test, the Biographical, concerns itself primarily with the documentary evidence, i.e., the number of copies, and the distance in time away from the supposed originals or autographs! The second test, or Internal Evidence test, deals with alleged integrity of authorship, and the content's congruency with actual people, places, and events. The third test, which is the External Evidence test, concentrates on validation or confirmation of shared facts, mostly from outside sources like other historians, the testimony of what is called indirect witness, and the unintentional confirmations of hostile sources that usually occur by accident, etc!

The New Testament documents, and thus the central events they describe therein, can be tested by all three of these tests, and in fact, they have been tested by a number of prominent scholars! As you will see, the accounts of this person, Y'shua of Natzaret, actually have passed all these tests, as well as others. Once you have been shown this, each reader must then decide for themselves just what this will actually mean for them in their lives! For some, it will awaken them! They will realize that they have been taught many lies, like that the "the gospels are plagiarized evolved fictions written centuries later"! How each will choose to assimilate this reality is up to them. Some will realize that Y'shua/Jesus is actually God's Messiah, and will either accept, or reject, God's gracious free gift. Some will be incited to rage, having the shiny, film-like veneer of their fortress of delusion challenged and bruised (hopefully destroyed for their sake), and shake their heads in denial.

In any event, real intellectual integrity demands the examination and application of actual evidence and proof in the formation of any valid conclusion. Any conclusion formed out of pride, or ignorance, which denies such consideration, or conveniently discards such consideration, is not a valid derivation upon which one should make further inquiry, for it is nothing more than mere unfounded opinion. Even a seemingly valid conclusion can be amiss when incompleteness of necessary evidence becomes combined with our faculty for self-justification, but at least in these cases the available evidence has been considered, and taken into account, even if the interpretation of that evidence is personally filtered by one's philosophical pre-suppositions. No one is beyond such a possibility. After all, as one great thinker put it, "history is written by the victor"!

Now the first test is always the Biographical Test. If any document fails here, the rest is an exercise in futility. For if the credibility of the documentary evidence is proved to be unreliable, the document gets classified as fiction, myth, or something other, and may be quite interesting reading, but the events such a document describes is in no wise held up to be historically valid, and therefore as accurate.

By this test we try to determine the reliability of the copies that we actually possess as they reflect the original autographs, which we may or may not possess. In time, Archaeology has proved to be the needed assistant of Historiography's Biographical analysis. Especially in Biblical studies, as you will soon see. In the area of the New Testament's documentary evidence, it has been an essential partner. The most obvious way in which this has been true, is in the discovery of many better, and much older manuscripts and fragments (better not necessarily being a function of older). When performing this test, we need to look at four main aspects of documentation:

a) How many copies, fragments, etc., do we actually have?

b) How do they compare one to another?

c) How much time has elapsed since the alleged events described?

d) How do these data stack up against other established works?

The first three questions will be answered, the facts having been determined, in the context of our comparative data to follow. For the purpose of demonstrating the unquestionable reliability of the New Testament, and it's central historical focus, I chose to compare our present data regarding these Scriptures, with another book pretty much validated by the clear majority of textual critics in this field. Within this context, we will take a broader comparative look among a number of the greatest extant works of antiquity, to see just how well the Scriptures stack up. The main text, I have chosen, for the direct comparison, is truly antiquity's second most validated text, and that is The Illiad, of Homer.

Inferences taken from other ancient Greek writers, and Historians, have illuminated many modern researchers to the realization, that The Illiad, of Homer, was not just another fanciful play, or another exaggerated myth, or even a mere fable, but in fact, was considered to be the sacred History of a past era, much the same as Plato's references to Atlantis, that great continental civilization that once existed in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, beyond the Gates of Hercules, that we now know as the Straits of Gibraltar. Once a long narrow passageway surrounded by high cliffs, that now is hundreds of miles wide from the movement of massive shifting platelets, continental drift, and erosion. You see myths often contain a seed of truth, just as fables are meant to teach us a lesson! But History is said to present the actual facts, at least from one or more person's perspective, usually from the time of, or near to, the actual occurrence.

As for the Historicity of The Illiad, there never seemed to be much question until the past couple hundred years or so. For almost the entire last one and a half centuries, modern "critical scholars", have tried to insist that it was purely mythos. That Homer in fact was probably not it's author, but rather that centuries later a group of redactors probably gathered the history and legends and blended them into the vary story that we now have. Then these redactors penned Homer's name on them to sound authoritative. Sound familiar? More recently, however, the Archaeologist spade has revealed over one hundred details regarding the actual people, places, and events! Today we no longer have any legitimate reason to doubt about 75% of the book's historicity. As usual, with insight comes enlightenment! Again as for the role that the gods and fates play, I will leave that up to your personal faith and interpretation, but as to the history of a series of actual events that transpired there, there is no longer any doubt. Aside from the adamant membership of the critical school, there is almost no scholar worth his salt, in our time, that doubts Homer's authorship any longer. However, to be fair, we may never attain 100% validation. Yet it stands out historically speaking, as a very reliable text. So how come public High Schools and may colleges still teach the exploded critical view to unsuspecting students as if it is the established fact? Hmmm!

The literary critical scholars still continue to wear out the same old patterns wherever they delve. First, Troy itself, and other geo-political details, were all allegedly myths, and then we found them! Then it was conjectured that this wasn't a near the time history, but was allegedly "written centuries later". And course Homer wasn't the real Homer, these later redactor(s) joined together a conglomerate of evolved oral traditions into what we now have, and then, penned his name on the documents, to give them the appearance of authority. At each juncture, they defend their errors even after being shamelessly exposed for the intentional frauds that they are, and what is worse is that when proven false, rather than honestly admitting their errors and correcting the record, they simply make up a new tale, or cut and paste by style or genre, or run to the few % of still undemonstrated material making a major issue of minor variances found in later copies! Well it turns out, that on this one, they have at least three strikes. So as far as this author is concerned they are O-U-T! Never the less let us see if we can't hit a Homer!

The Illiad places itself at 1200 BC, but the literary scholars of the critical school insist on the much later date, and even though they have been proven to be incorrect in this timing regard so many times before, I have chosen to use theirdating of 800 B.C. as a basis for this comparative study. So now, even if we are working with their perspective reagrding the time of the writing, we see the following Biographical evidence present itself:

a) The original would be from 800 B.C.

b) The only complete manuscript of antiquity is from around 1300 A.D. (a

gap of 21centuries from the original people, places, and events)

d) The earliest fragmentary copies we have found are from around 400 B.C., which still is a gap of 4 centuries from the original people, places, and events.

Now let us compare this with the known facts of the New Testament writings:

a) Written in parts, by a number of different authors, between 40 A.D., and 100 A.D. (a gap of mere decades, historically comparable for us would be the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination)

b) The earliest copies and fragments date well within the first century (only about a 25 year gap)

c) Some of Paul's letter's were in fact circulating only 20 years after the original people, places and events

d) There are about 5000 manuscripts, some of which go back to the early 2nd century (around a mere 150 year gap)

e) Plus, there are 100's of times more copies from antiquity, than for any other book ever written in the history of the world (over 20,000 references, fragments, Papri, and manuscripts)

f) The earliest full compilation found so far is from the 4th century, less than 4 centuries compared to the 21 centuries for The Illiad, duiring which we have a continuous trail of ample quotes from the early church fathers and those who were the disciples of the Apostles themselves, going all the way back, not to speak pieces like the Rylande Fragments in England, and the section of Mark at the Pontifical Institute of Rome that dates to 68 A.D.! Again, altogether, the total examples of New Testament writings number over 20,000 extant examples! This is incredible, and speaks to the level of effort that was exercised in preserving these materials.

Now, just for perspective, I will speak of some previously validated books that are accepted as historically reliable, and accepted as being written by the author supposed, but as you can see from the above comparison, and the one made here below, with the New Testament writings, we have many more materials to work with, and they actually go all the way back, much nearer to the time of the actual events. At any rate here are some of the more generally accepted texts:

Caesar's, Gallic Wars was allegedly written in 75 B.C., with our earliest copy from around 900 A.D.! This is a gap of 1000 years, and all we have in our possession is 10 extant copies. Yet no one worth his salt has one shred of doubt as to the events relayed therein, or regarding who the author was. Demosthenes' version of The Gallic Wars, is from 300 B.C., and our earliest example is from 1100 A.D., which is a difference of 1400 years. For Demosthenes' we only have 200 examples. Finally, even Plato's, The Republic, absolutely thought to have been written by Plato in the time assumed by the author, was composed around 400 B.C. which has a 1300 year gap between the alleged original and our earliest 900 A.D. copy! Only 8 ancient copies The Republic have been found. Yet who doubts that Plato wrote this? No one doubts it that's who!

The examples could continue, but this should suffice to demonstrate that when we are dealing with a set of books such as the Bible, we are way beyond the realm of statistical probabilities as far as Historiography is concerned, and into something curiously much more. In fact, this amazing onslaught of overwhelmingly agreeable documentary evidence is precisely the reason some of the critics give for questioning of the New Testament's integrity (now there's a twist for you)!

Okay! Enough for the biographical test. So next the Historiographer takes the available copies, and compares them one to another. The science of statistical probabilities tells us that we must logically expect that the greater the number of copies, plus the greater the distance we pass in time from the originals, the greater are the odds that there will be errors or variances. Now don't get me wrong, this has proved true in almost every instance, and is certainly the case with all the accepted examples from our "accepted" list given above. However, in the New Testament writings oddly enough, this is not the case at all. Those documents describing the Jesus events show a level of 'true variance' that is inhumanly below the statistical norm. So much so, that such purity of conservation is literally unheard of in any other book, or set of congruent texts, in the entire world, save those of only one other set of source documents and that is the Old Testament. Statistically, this level of purity, and consistency, should not even be possible. The actual margin of variance being only a few percent out of 20,000 plus examples! Wow! Obviously, it was of utmost importance to the majority of scribes, and local early Church Bishops, to preserve the actual wording as much as was possible, allowing for the conveyance of the appropriate "sense" into various tongues where a literal 'word for word' translation would render them incomprehensible.

The Internal Evidence Test

Now let us take a look at some of the Internal Evidence for the credibility of the New Testament's historicity. For example, how close were the authors to the actual places, persons, and events? Do these writings accurately portray the geo-political atmosphere of the time period? A quick look back at the small comparative chart lets us know that with almost all of the ancient documents we have found, the numbers of available copies are few, and the time gap is great. Add this to the fact that for the most part, the margin of error is consistent with the probabilities. It is apparent that when dealing with ancient documents, it is difficult to determine Internal Evidences. An example of that mentioned earlier from The Illiad is, that Heinrich Schliemann's Archaeological team, finally discovered the ancient city of Troy by following it's precise descriptions as found only in the book itself. When this occurred, at the end of the nineteenth century, the initial digs yielded 50 additional details described only from within the book. Some of these details could only have been known by a person familiar with the city from the very time itself. As for the dating, the city was apparently destroyed before the 800 BCE date given by the critical school for authorship, so you must draw your own conclusions! I have shared my own!

Again, regarding the New Testament, we are in a whole different category! These were more than one writer, and all of them, except Saint Luke, were 1rst century Palestinian Jews. They were contemporaries with, or actual disciples of the central character of these texts. Thus, we are dealing almost entirely, with eyewitnesses of the person, and central events, writing shortly after the events themselves had occurred. As for Mark, and Luke, each of them were writing down the history and actual teachings of Rabbi Y'shua (Jesus), under the direction of one of His own chosen Apostles. Not least in significance to a history, is that all these frightened seemingly lost and despairing men and women who had followed Jesus while He was here on Earth, were suddenly going about spreading the message of these miraculous events, and about how God had raised Jesus of Nazareth from the dead, as a proof that He was the Anointed One referred to by King David centuries before. To many this was more than sufficient proof that He was the Messiah for whom they were waiting. They did this while a generation of peoples that either did or did not witness these events, was still alive. Let us not forget that hostile elements in the society were waiting to pounce on them for the slightest reason, in hopes of squelching the movement. Groups like the puppet appointees of Rome in the Temple (Ciaphas and Annas), and the semi-Idumean Herodians put into power over the civil realm (Herod Antipas), and don't forget the wealthy intellectual Sadducees (the Nobles who were protecting their property allowance), as well as the Roman Occupation Government itself, would have all loved a justifiable reason to disband them. Many of the very Sanhedrin were continuously scrutinizing them for the slightest violation of the Law. To be walking around boasting a false witness would have meant jail, or stoning, and maybe even death. Such a claim for any Jew of the period could have been the basis for a swift and just rebuttal. But alas, none seemingly denied the events! Some tried to offer alternate explanations. Perhaps these groups thought very differently about the meaning of these events, but in no wise were there any rebuttals as to the events themselves!?! Not even from Ciaphas, and the others Roman sympathizers who engineered the crucifixion! I would think that if they were alive today they would have inundated the press and the media with all kinds of false claims. If these Gospel stories were obvious malarkey, they would have had the unquestionable support of the masses in prosecuting these liars. As Jesus proved in the Mary Magdelene story, even the guilty themselves love to watch a good stoning! Guess we haven't changed much in 2000 years!

The extreme closeness of these apostolic writers in time, as well as geo-political location, to the actual events, is a great assurance of accuracy, and negates the possibility of the need for the development of a myth. As an example from modern times consider the assassination of President John F. Kennedy! The public eye was always on him. Literally, 1,000's were watching the current event, and then…BANG! BANG! BANG! He was shot! Panic struck all over the crowd. The Police and special agents were frenetically all over the scene within moments. News Reporters were everywhere. The President of the United States of America had been shot and killed! Many people were there at the time, and wrote about it! Detailed investigations from many angles took place shortly thereafter. People who were there at the time were talking about it daily. As a contemporary of the event, I can actually recall it. It was awe inspiring! Fear literally gripped the hearts of multitudes. I was in grade school and we were all watching him on television as the motorcade rolled down the street. It was a magnificent parade. No one, no, not anyone, can ever tell me, that it did not happen. It was not a hoax. The reports were not contrived or embellished. Now there have been those who, as time passed (this happened decades ago), that have made up all sorts of substitute fictions, from conspiracy theories to alien abductions.

Now the reasons for the event, or their geo-political significance, or their effect on the future, all may be subject to opinion and debate, but the historical reality of these events may not be denied by any truly rational person. This author feels convinced, that to deny such a well established history, and live with the lie as if it is the truth, is a type of social disease that has an abusive effect and serious repercussions on those that that individual influences, especially if that person has assumed a position of authority, or power, in any influential sphere, be it political, familial, or educationally, etc! I believe this sickness has reached epidemic proportions in out time. A myth? A hoax? No, I'm sorry, J.F.K. is not alive in Argentina, nor in the hollow recesses of Mars. He died that day, and if he lives, it is in the eternal realm by the grace of our Creator's love for His creatures, and nothing less. How can I be sure? I was alive at the time, and saw the pictures, and heard the eyewitness testimonies. Such it is with the immediate reports following the death, burial, and resurrection of Y'shua/Jesus, even those of the evangelists Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John!

Now know this beloved, a replacement myth only becomes the delusional reality for those who successfully introject the presumptuous propaganda of it's perpetrators, and are thus brainwashed by it. The brainwashed are always used to serve and support the ends of the perpetrators, often for no other reason than to support their demented need for power somewhere. But the bottom line is, that in reality, the perpetrators know these truths, but they plat out the programmed scenario. In the case of these critics, they know full well that they are deceiving you! They know they are presenting to you what appears to be a reasonable alternative, in order to intentionally persuade you away from the Biblical, historical Jesus. Even if publicly they declare in their rhetoric and propaganda that they are telling you the truth, and would even give their life for the cause, and so they shall, for there is that Day which shall come upon them as a thief in the night, a Day of reckoning soon to be dawned, perhaps even after their deaths. It is given unto man once to die and then the judgment. Now then, false witnesses always hurt the truth, and the end thereof is always some degree of corruption, disruption, and destruction of the common good.

With the Apostles of Christ, and their story, the scenario is very different. At the very time itself, immediately following the central events, the Apostles were preaching in the streets, teaching in the synagogue, and starting house churches. Many of the multitudes themselves were witnesses to the events being spoken of. Many of them saw the crucifixion, and many saw the resurrected Savior! Altogether there were over 500 witnesses, one here another there, a group here another there…! Where is there an indication of a rebuttal of these things from the history of the people at the time? Where is the outrage to rightfully accuse these liars, that is, if they were liars! After many digs, has the spade of the Archaeologist produced even a single fragment of contradictory record from this time period? No! Not even one. Thousands of digs have been done all over that area, and all we find are confirmation after conformation. People right from the very time itself, some of whom are even mentioned by name in the accounts, bearing witness that Y'shua was both Messiah and Lord, and that He physically rose from the dead on the third day, just as it was written. Again, if the critical school is correct, then tell me why history doesn't show the multitudes dragging these legend building forging plagiarizing frauds through the streets, and tossing them outside the gates for a good stoning. Surely they would have jumped all over Peter as soon as he spoke (Acts 2) on the Day of Shavuot (Pentecost)? The Sanhedrin itself had become split. Many believed the claims of Y'shua, and others followed a path that led into the modern Rabbinical movement, directed not by the Torah, but rather by the arguments of the Rabbis recorded in the Talmud. But these are all debates from men that often contradicted one another, creating endless "pilpul" or argument and debate, even up until our time. This led to and encouraged 150 years of relentless persecution both physically and legally against the Messianic wing of Judaism by both the non-believing element in the Jewish leadership and from Rome.

So once again I ask, do we see the masses crying out accusations of fraud, and actively squashing this blasphemous sect? No! Instead we see the alleged supernatural fulfillment of age old prophecy, and literally thousands admitting that we had crucified the Son of the Living God, and being converted! See Acts 2:22, and 26:24-26 and note that the Apostles are declaring the events as fact in a casual sort of way. The audience is comprised of people who were alive at the time of the events, the majority of whom lived right there. Surely some of the people would be aware of the Commandments of YHVH regarding false witness! If these very things being spoken of didn't happen exactly as declared, then why wasn't Ciaphas and the others who were in power under the good grace of their Roman mentors already accusing them with cheers of support from the outraged masses? Surely he would have had them right where he wanted them! Or did it really happen just as it is depicted? These are really the only two alternatives that make any sense!

In both above references from the history of Book of Acts, there are lots of hostile elements around. In fact, in the second reference, the audience as a whole is generally a hostile crowd. Certainly you must agree, it is highly unlikely that fraudulent forgers trying to legendize a dead hero, could by such a method hope to forge their myth successfully in the face of their enemies if it weren't indisputable!

Another fact that has been noted by many researchers is that the four gospel accounts contain too much counter productive material to be the tools of legend builders, i.e., Christ's cry from the cross, the profiles of their own sense of loss and despair, their subsequent fearfulness for their lives prior to the resurrection, etc. For despite Christ's clear and repeated teachings that He was to be killed and that He would rise again, they still didn't really understand, some clearly didn't really believe, that is, actually trust in, rely on, and cleave to what He had said, as if it were from God Himself. Their previous doubt, fear, and lack of understanding as to His actual physical resurrection, is apparent right up until their actual witnessing of the risen Messiah! Mythological renditions like the bastardization falsely called The Gospel of Peter, written well after the last Apostle's death, shows things like a talking cross, and other such mythological nonsense! These types of imageries are simply not a part of the four Gospels that were always, and only, held as Canonical by the Ecclesia of God. And then suddenly, the sudden death defying change of attitude and character of all those men, women, and children? My oh my, something radical happened, and if not this, then what?

Likewise, there is a noteworthy peculiarity missing in this time period from all mythical and apocryphal stories that is surprisingly present in the Gospels, and that is the inclusion of the testimony of women. This is an incredible piece of Internal Evidence to the trained scholar of that time period and culture. In fact, it is more likely in that time and culture, that the inclusion of such testimony could only hurt one's ability to convince others, even if it was the truth! The testimony of women was simply disregarded as foolishness by most men in Middle Eastern culture, and still is in fundamentalist Islam today! The Gospel account, in stark contradiction to sensible cultural context however, boldly puts Mary Magdelene's testimony first! HELLO-O! Mary Magdelene? The repentant adulterous? Unless this testimony were absolutely true, and able to be confirmed by those who witnessed these events, these writers were risking a whole lot, wouldn't you think? Especially if they were trying to get people to believe in an engineered, not yet fully evolved hoax? Read the accounts! At first, even the hiding anxious Apostles themselves chalk off Mary's testimony as nothing but a bunch of "idle talk", i.e., the ravings of a silly grieving woman!!! Clearly to include such a testimony, being preached or taught to any of the Jewish leaders, the Romans, or even the Greeks, was nothing less than anti-testimony, unless it were an indisputable or verifiable fact known to the multitudes. You have to understand, if one were trying to invent a hero, and legendize a hoax, they would never have even thought this up! It just would not have been a motif in their worldview, and if they fell upon such a notion by accident, they would have immediately excluded it on purpose! So why does the New Testament so boldly record it? It has to be because it was the truth, and because it actually happened that way! The Gospels are the Theopneustos Graphae of the Holy Spirit! He who has an ear let them hear!

Finally, as pointed out by many scholars like Professor Edwin Yamauchi, and others, what is clearly lacking in the Scriptures is the evolution of a mythological symbolism. The quotes and fragments reflecting the late 1rst, and early 2nd, century Christianity, are in full agreement with the texts that we now enjoy! The grammatical allusions drawn were in appropriate rabbinical form, and even the apocalyptic materials, is exactly in line with these thoughts among the children of Israel for centuries, and in line with their prophetic visions of future History. That means there is an inhuman consistency internally, since the originals were first penned, all the way up into our time. No other text has been so preserved. It's just unheard of anywhere else in the science of textual criticism. The entire infra-structure of the Bible is beyond probability! Many of the people, places, and historically indicated events, have been validated. The math has been done! The case of a mere hoax or orchestrated fable is closed.

Some Eternal Evidences

As for the External indicators, we have to look at outside sources that exist, if indeed there are any at all, that reflect a document's historicity pro or con. This is done to reflect consistency and accuracy of a document's testimony about people or events, or else otherwise refute it. To be honest, most of the time this search is conducted intending to find the 'cons', and to refute! All available facts, peoples named, places, events, must be checked out to the greatest extent possible. Special attention is paid to other writers and historians of the same epoch or immediately following. Most of the debate rises out of hostile sources of course. Then it is determined how much agreement there is available in the remaining civil accounts, records, or personal artifacts, of the peoples mentioned that have survived the period.

Obviously blatant differences would shed sincere doubt as to a document's credibility. Yet in this area as well, the New Testament gets an incredible score! Whether we are talking about Flavius Josephus, Pliny, Heroditus, Papias, Gaius, or others, or even the markings and inscriptions from 1rst century Jewish Palestinian gravesites, the Governors, the cities, the timing of festivities, etc., there are virtually no contradictions outside the arena of modern Higher Critical and Q-botic distortions of genuine scholarship. Theirs is apparently nothing more than a compilation of provisional interpretation and conjecture.

Another professed ex-skeptic, Dr. Clark Pinnoch, puts it this way…"there exists no documents from the ancient world, witnessed by so excellent a set of textual and historical testimonies, and offering so superb an array of historical data on which an intelligent decision can be made. An honest person cannot dismiss a source of this kind. Skepticism regarding the historic credentials of Christianity is based on an irrational bias". (see 'Set Forth Your Case', Craig Press 1968)

For additional modern testimony in a more generalized context, we can look at Jewish Archaeologist, Nelson Gluek's book, Rivers in the Desert, (Farar, Straus, and Cidihy, 1959) who after years of combing through hundreds of pieces of evidence searching for rebuke concluded that it, "may be stated categorically that no Archaeological discovery has ever controverted a Bible reference. Scores of Archaeological findings have been made which confirm in clear outline or exact detail the historic statements of the Bible". Professor Gluek, like Sir William Ramsey, has since become convinced of God's personal inspiration of this amazing book, and as a result of his effort he has even converted to Christianity, and places all New Testament books within the period implied within them, that is, between 40 and 80 AD!

It turns out as well, that Gluek is in full agreement with the assessment made by yet another profound scholar of our day, W. F. Albright! Currently, a Professor at John Hopkins University. Dr. Albright, a world renowned Historian and Archaeologist in his own right concluded, "…there is no longer any solid basis for dating any book of the New Testament after 80 A.D."! So much for the 'written hundreds of years later' evolution theory.

In light of the ever growing number of similar conclusions from so many profound Scholars, clearly the psycho-emotive antics of the ultra-liberal Q-bots and Higher Critics are absurdities. They not only continue to flood the marketplace with their slanderous fictional jealousies, but their dupes, their false shepherds, and false teachers, are actively spreading a gospel of doubt in many of today's mainstream churches, and directing God's baby lamb's right out of His kingdom on a daily basis. Those that are victims of the indoctrination process believe wholeheartedly that they are doing exactly what God would really want them to do, and that they have been told the truth, totally void of having actually examined the evidences or looked at the research for themselves! Yet according to Jesus, whom they call Lord with their lips, there is a Day coming, a Day of just recompense, and in that Day it shall have been better for this deceptive leadership to have had a millstone hung round their neck, and they'd been cast in the midst of the sea. What? That wasn't very Christlike? Well yes it was! It was Jesus himself who said it, regarding any who would bring harm to even one his baby lambs! Oh that's right, I can not say He really said it without casting my colored stones like John Crossan or Marcus Borg might do.

Also, in this regard, another great book, Archaeology and Biblical History, by Joseph Free, catalogues in story form, many of the finds, confirming people, places, and events, that were previously accused of being unhistorical and contrary to the facts. Well guess what? The facts weren't in, only biased opinions. Even if the gospel of doubt actually were the most popular scholarly opinion (which it is not), and was believed by a majority (which it never was), that does not automatically make it correct, true, or good. However, what I like best about the amazing reversal of opinion by so many Archaeologists and Scientists like Stephen Hawkins, is that they adjusted their theory to fit the actual evidence. That is respectable scholarship, that is intellectual integrity, even if some of us differ in our theologies and beliefs about what all this means.

Do you remember the Scripture about when the Scribes and Pharisees are trying to silence those who are testifying, and Jesus says to these alleged teachers of the Torah …if you silence these, my Father in heaven can make the very rocks will cry out? Now a time has come when the brainwashed, the naïve, and the adversaries of God, would love to silence the testimony of Jesus in the lives of the saints, and exclude even the mention of Him in the Public Square. They have attempted to censor Him out of society at every juncture possible, and lo' and behold, through the very science started to quell this New Testament madness, the rocks are indeed crying out, as testified to by a popular book by that very name. Amen! Thank you Lord Jesus! They meant it for evil, but God has used it for good. Blessed is the Name of the LORD! Our God truly is an awe inspiring God, all praise, thanks, glory, and honor, are His!

The same exact kind of thing happened regarding the Old Testament. A wonderful piece of External evidence of the Tanach (the Old Testament) was our discovery of the Hittite Empire. For the longest time it's only historic testimony was in the Bible. Naturally as with all things found only in the Bible the Hittites were immediately denied reality by the allegedly modern Seminarians. Their view of "if you can't prove it right now, then it never happened or existed" is another one of those erroneous, totally illogical, introjected presumptions, that closes the mind to the reception of truth. Some of these people had to have been brainwashed innocently with this malarkey. We know many of these master rhetoricians are not genuine Christians. They are actually wolves with sheepskins. They are often Marxists, Existentialists, and neo-Darwinian oriented Humanists (see Humanist Manifesto #1), and all three of these camps are mutually exclusive with genuine Christianity. Anyway the Hittite civilization was found to fit all the detail outlined in the Holy Scriptures. The point being, that when you find out the reality, by external evidence, that the internal information is correct, this solidifies the case for historic accuracy and truthfulness. Yes folks, the Bible actually is historically accurate, whether you believe in the God of Abraham, or not!

We also possess direct, and indirect, testimony supporting many aspects of the central events of the New Testament from no less than 18 either neutral or hostile external sources! So much for the "no evidence outside of the writings themselves" myth! This number, again, is unmatched and unheard of for any other work of this type from antiquity. In other words, if this were virtually any other book from antiquity, there would be absolutely no doubt as to it's historicity, but because it is the Bible, the bias is so strong, that even if there were 100 more confirmations uncovered, the Higher Critics and the Q-bots would still declare it's unreliability.

One of my favorite pieces of evidence from external literary sources are what is called "indirect evidence from disinterested sources". One in particular stands out in my mind because it addresses a barely noticed or talked about factor of the crucifixion story. This concerns the unexpected total darkness that allegedly consumed the Nations around Israel for about three hours while Jesus suffered the cross. The New Testament use to be the only known historical source for this phenomena, and of course that situation brought forth the accusation that these myth-makers were obviously using a dramatic addition, or perhaps these ignorant people didn't understand the natural lawfulness of eclipses, and read into it some element of spiritual significance…you know those ancients, and how easily a smart person could manipulate them with knowledge of such things. Sounds reasonable, doesn't it?

Since then, however, we have acquired much new data, again much of it has been brought forth by the spade of the Archaeologist, and again these self-proclaimed "Higher" critics have contracted serious 'hoof in mouth' disease, yet they spew their rhetoric in carefully engineered presentations like PBS's "From Jesus to the Christ", and the ignorance of the masses continues to hold true as a valuable tool to propagandists! Take a look here at some of the Eternal Evidence for this one event alone.

Sometime between the years 50 and 100 A.D., a Historian named Thallus wrote a History of the World, it covered from the fall of Troy, to the mid-first century. He records the above mentioned phenomena 'matter of factly' believing it to be an eclipse of the Sun, without even remotely connecting it to the Jesus events. Here, we have the first external confirmation of this Biblically recorded phenomena from a totally disinterested source. Thallus, is drawing absolutely no connection to the crucifixion, yet records the occurrence. Years later, another Historian named Julius Africanus, in his 'History of the World' argues against an eclipse as the most probable explanation! This further attested to the sudden darkness as occurring, the 'what it was' being the issue that was debated. In the case of Thallus' history, he wrote neutrally concerning the facts during the lifetime of the men who engineered the crucifixion. But as far as Chrestos was concerned, after all, to a patriotic Roman citizen, what is one more crucified enemy of Rome? Now if as the critical school originally had claimed, that this strange darkness was merely the addition of a devise, at the time there would have been some dispute regarding Thallus' declaration, wouldn't you think? If Caesar knew it was a lie, what do you think would have happened to Thallus? Yet, again, nothing happened to him, and Rome accepted this History as a true accounting of the facts!

Last of all, there is Phlegon, another disinterested Roman Historian that was previously a slave who was set free by non-other than Tiberius Caesar only decades after the event. He records the event of the darkness as being exactly between the 6th and the 9th hour, during the full moon of the very month specified in the crucifixion account (same hours, same exact day?). Phlegon therefore, as a disinterested, and possibly hostile source, confirms the time, and the day, which was the Passover. The Scriptures say that this mysterious darkness occurred!!! So doesn't all the extant Historians we have found so far. Hence, void of any interest in perpetuating this movement in the eyes of Rome, Phlegon ties the event of the darkness to the very Passover recorded in the Gospels, without ever mentioning it's alleged relation to Y'shua/Jesus!

Historiography declares this to be confirmation par excellence! Why would this group, not at all interested in the Gospel, validate an apparently insignificant detail, if it weren't the truth? In other words, their concern was the peculiarity of the event, not the Christ message.

As it turns out, it is modern science that has spoken to the miraculous nature of this historically validated event, and proves that Africanus actually was correct, and that Thallus was not, because as every Jewish person and Messianic Christian knows, Passover is always on a full moon, and modern science absolutely proves that an eclipse of the Sun, has never occurred on a full moon, and neither can it. Hello! Let's repeat that one more time…AN ECLIPSE OF THE SUN CANNOT OCCUR ON A FULL MOON. Therefore, this sudden darkness that factually happened was not a natural occurrence! Just the facts folks, jus'the facts!

So that makes the testimony of Thallus and Phlegon contrasted by Julius's rebuttal even more significant in light of the Christ event. Why? Because something outside of known natural laws, most assuredly occurred on that day, during that exact time, and up until recently, the only indication of this fact was in the Gospel story. Hallelujah! So how come these revealed facts are always conveniently excluded from the presentations meant to feed the indoctrinated? Could they purposely be avoiding the truth for some reason? Hmmm! It has certainly been selectively excluded. Selah!

Next, there are ample references to the Jesus of the Gospels in other external sources such as Paterculus, Tactius, Flavius Josephus, the Talmud, and others. So the old claim by the so-called "Higher Critics", and revived in the study hall of the ultra-liberal Q-bots, that the only historic source of 'the Jesus traditions' are the New Testament writings, is either an error of presumption, or an intentionally imposed bias, or an entirely engineered lie on the part of these professional skeptics. You simply cannot have it both ways.

The tradition handed on from Jesus through the writings of the Apostles has been considered validated by eyewitness testimony, Historiography, the Archaeologists spade, and that over and over, and that doesn't even scratch the surface as to how far beyond statistical probabilities the mere phenomena of the presence of such a book is, let alone the man Himself. Just do a study on the 1000's of literally fulfilled prophecies from the Old Testament alone! No other book ever, and no other religion ever, even comes close to this "beyond statistical probability" feature.

Jesus of Nazareth alone fulfilled over 100 messianic prophecies to the letter, and over 60 of those in just His birth, death, burial, and resurrection. The science of statistical probabilities tells us that if one single individual were to be the fulfillment of only eight of these predictions from centuries before their birth, the odds would be astronomical, but for this many to have seen fulfillment, and that not counting the many related details, is way beyond chance. One mathematician has stated that these odds are so improbable they reach into what must be called the "miraculous"! Astronomer/Mathematician, Dr. Hugh Ross, after examining these probabilities, says it would be "more probable for your blood to freeze on a hot day"! The point is, we are clearly not dealing with chance coincidence! This many fulfilled prophecies were not the accidental production of random chemical interactions. The Math is indicating, that something that actually was, technically, should never have occurred. Yet, it did!!!

So what do we do with this Y'shua, and His world changing influence? He clearly stands as an enigma to human understanding, and each and every person, from lawyers to scientists, and even to the most uneducated aboriginal peoples (in the sense that western moderns would define an education), no matter how skeptical, when they engage the evidences objectively, with no preconceived, or as Yamauchi called it, "irrational bias", are changed by the life and teaching of this one man. Hmmm! Was He a mere man? Disinterested Historian Flavius Josephus in his famous, Jewish Antiquities, less than three decades after the central events, testifies to the person of Y'shua of Nazareth as being more than a mere man, and that he indeed did miraculous works (Pele', i.e., full of wonders, Isaiah 9:6), and that he was seen by many after his crucifixion, and much, much, more! Hmmm!

What does it profit a Historian for Rome, a non-Messianic Pharisee since birth, to 'matter of factly' record a reference to the miracles, and to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, as simple historical facts? Even if he thought him to be a master of illusion and a charlatan (which he in no wise indicates), the facts of the central events of the New Testament are being validated from a near in time, hostile source, only about 30 years after Jesus left this Earth. When Josephus was a small boy, and most probably a young man, eyewitnesses to these things were still alive, the parchment of public record was fresh and available. In fact, there were Apostles still alive in 60 AD, some of whom were probably still preaching and teaching these things right in Jerusalem. The Church had a solid base there, with thousands who believed that this very Jesus was the awaited ha'Moschiach, who would one day return as ha'Moschiach ben David, to rule as the victorious King of Israel. Did he live? Undoubtedly! Will He return? Well that you must decide for yourself as this case unfolds further.

Beloved, as you have seen, Historiography stands as a blatant refutation to the presuppositions of the critical school, and the modernist leanings of today's ultra-liberal Seminaries. The Internal and External evidences alone provided so far, though not nearly exhaustive, are sufficient enough to prove the historical accuracy of the book, let alone the miraculous documentary evidence in favor of this conclusion. Archaeology and statistical analysis have only been found to support the reliability of the New Testament. The many testimonies of some of the world's great minds in our times, who went from very hostile positions against the truthfulness of the scriptures, to becoming staunch supporters and defenders of "the faith once delivered for all". Lastly, the issue of fulfilled prophecy is so profound. How many today realize the numbers of prophecies being fulfilled in our own time? Not enough, that is for sure!

Finally there are the many scientific statements the Bible makes regarding things the ancients could not possibly had known about (not discluding the multitude of fulfilled prophecies, some centuries before they occurred, and the statistical probabilities of persons and events, the math has been done), and much, much more.

Do you know that Gallileo, a Bible believing Christian, against the efforts of the corrupt pseudo-Aristotelian hierarchical power structure of Rome in his time, found in the Bible that the world hung in space on nothing from the book of Job. This so inspired him, he went on to discover the Sun centered solar system we now know of so 'matter of factly'. A man inspired and persecuted for the truth of God has given us hope.

Then there is the story of Christopher Columbus, Christopher meaning Christ bearer, after having read of the 'khug' of the Earth (the sphericity or roundness, interpreted "circle" in the Latin and English) in the book of Isaiah, he set sail "in faith", when the whole world, and even many in the Hierarchical political and organized Church had since rejected God's word (John 17:17), and placed it on the list of forbidden books. They swore he was a mad man, and that everyone knew that the world was flat! But hallelujah, our God knew better, and if not for Isaiah 40 and God's inspiration of this man, there may have never been a U.S.A.!

The history claims that after 34 days at sea, his sailors were fed up. They told him they would mutiny and return if they did not find land in three days. He had no alternative but to pray. On exactly the third day, at the time the Sun was rising on the horizon, he was saved. They noticed a few branches of trees with leaves still on them floating near the ship, and far off in the distance they could make out the faint outline of what grew to become the most beautiful Island they had ever seen. Columbus named it "Holy Saviour" (San Salvadore), and off in the distance, another Island with three mountains which he immediately named "The Trinity" (Trinidad).

In his diary he wrote, "It was the Lord who put it into my mind (I could feel His hand upon me), the fact that it would be possible to sail from here to the Indies. All who heard of my project rejected it with laughter, ridiculing me. There is no question that the inspiration was from the Holy Spirit, because He comforted me with rays of marvelous inspiration from the Holy Scriptures…I am a most noteworthy sinner, but I have cried out to the Lord for grace and mercy, and they have covered me completely. I have found the sweetest consolation since I made it my whole purpose to enjoy His marvelous Presence.

For the execution of the voyage to the Indies, I did not make use of intelligence, mathematics or maps. It is simply the fulfillment of what Isaiah had prophesied…

No one should fear to undertake any task in the name of our Savior, if it is just and if the intention is purely for His Holy service. The working out of all things has been assigned to each person by our Lord, but it all happens according to His sovereign will, even though He gives advice. Oh what a gracious Lord, who desires that people should perform for Him those things for which He holds Himself responsible! Day and Night moment by moment, everyone should express their most devoted gratitude to Him." (quotes from Columbus's diary adopted from the October 1971 issue of "The Presbyrterian Layman")

Matthew Maurey, the father of modern oceanography discovered the seas had paths and currents from reading Psalms 8, and set out and documented these paths. That one discovery and proof of the Bibles accuracy alone, saved months of travel time, and millions of lives, as well as dollars, and never since then has any sailor ever again got hung up in the doldrums, outside of an accident, or else by sheer ignorance. Why did this still continue for a while? Because there are few who believe our report! The Creator knew, and He told us, long before humans ever found out, that the unique interaction of wind and wave cause specific pathways through the seas, and mind you these are in no wise straight lines. This is why the modern shipping lanes are not straight. We know not only because of the faith based effort of Matthew Maurey, but later in the 1960's two researchers (Hollister, and Heezen) with the aid of sophisticated radiographic and photographic equipment actually filmed literal paths of rippled sand on the ocean floors that correspond to those currents now traveled in what has become known as the shipping lanes.

God even told us in the Book of Job 38:16, literally thousands of years before the fact was validated by science, about "springs", and even "recesses" (lit. trenches), that are in the bottom of the Ocean? Do you realize that this was not even discovered as a scientific fact until 1873, and only recently have we been able to actually get down deep enough into these trenches to film these springs (see Ballard's research)?

Brunnel, the grandaddy of modern shipping, got his model for maximizing cargo space by generalizing steamer hulls and barges according to the exact ratio of the Noah's Ark dimensions given in the book of Genesis (30 x 5 x 3). In doing so he unintentionally demonstrated two things about the Ark. First that it was the largest vessel ever built (at least up until Brunnel's time; 1858), and secondly, that because of it's unique dimensions ( dictated by God Himself ), it was the perfect cargo carrier. The Ark has been determined by Brunnel to have had 1.5 million cubic feet of space.

British Philosopher Herbert Spencer was unfortunately a Social Darwinist, and as for God, he more than likely didn't believe in such nonsense, however after more than 30 years of research and contemplation, Spencer concluded there to be five fundamentals of Science. These were: Time; Force; Action; Space; and Matter. How unfortunate for poor Spencer that he wasn't just a little more attentive to what the Scriptures had to say, because his conclusion was correct, only it had already been spelled out for him in the very first sentence about the creation, in the very first book of the Bible. Poor deluded Spencer could have saved so much time if he had only read the Bible!

In the beginning: (the time factor)

God : (the force factor)

created: (action)

the heavens and the earth: (space and matter)

Later, God tells us all these things that are made, are made of things that cannot be seen, hinting at the molecular, cellular, and atomic levels, thousands of years before we even had a microscope. Yeah, but YHVH is the potter and we are but the clay! Do you know what a macro-scope is? Neither do I, but apparently God has one! In Psalm 19 we hear of the Sun traveling on a circuit all its own. No, the Bible doesn't teach our Sun to be the static center of a heliocentric universe. Which of course we today know as a fact and take for granted, having proved it to be in its own orbital trajectory, flying through space at 600,000 miles per hour, literally from one end of the cosmos (heavens) to the other. Yet in that time, most of t

Look at this tiny smattering of evidence (althugh it seems huge it is the tip of the iceberg):

In fact, the Bible is the most confirmed ancient text, both Archaeologically as well as Historiographically. There is so much evidence, that I will not be able to more than scrape the surface here, but it should give you enough of an inspiration to go forward on your own.

World renowned Archaeologist Sir William Ramsey was a devout atheist. Ramsey was once given a challenge by a curious student who questioned the fact that his assumptions about the Bible were not a result of actual scientific investigation. Forming conclusions based on the actual available and demonstrable data was the very rule he himself had always insisted on. Regarding the Bible he had failed to do this. So he and a fellow decided they would once and for all put an end to this myth called the Bible and set out using Luke-Acts as their guidebook. After 10 years of research into every aspect of the book's claims all he had found were confirmations, so they went back over the evidences again and again. Needless to say not only did Ramsey finally conclude the Bible is true and historically accurate (and that Luke was an excellent historian), but he also realized by all this that all this could only be true if Jesus of Nazareth was indeed the Messiah. He immediately had a revelation that not only spurred decades of documentation of evidences but his findings literally rocked the materialistic critical world of the critics. See here some of the conclusions of the world's most profound Archaeologists:

"The reader may rest assured that nothing has been found [by archaeologists] to disturb a reasonable faith, and nothing has been discovered which can disprove a single theological doctrine. We no longer trouble ourselves with attempts to 'harmonize' religion and science, or to 'prove' the Bible. The Bible can stand for itself." Dr. William F. Albright, one the world's greatest Archaeologists

"Archaeology has confirmed countless passages which have been rejected by critics as unhistorical or contradictory to known 'facts'." Dr. Joseph Free

"The interval between the date of the original composition and the earliest extant evidence becomes so small as to be negligible, and the last foundation for any doubt that the Scriptures have come to us substantially as they were written has now been removed. Both the authenticity and the general integrity of the books of the New Testament may be regarded as finally established." Dr. Kathleen Kenyon

"I set out to look for truth on the borderland where Greece and Asia meet, and found it there. You may press the words of Luke in a degree beyond any other historian's and they stand the keenest scrutiny and the hardest treatment." Sir William Ramsey, A Professor at Cambridge and Oxford Universities, regarded as one of the greatest archaeologists to ever live

"Luke is a historian of the first rank; not merely are his statements of facts trustworthy; he is possessed of the true historic sense...In short this author should be placed along with the very greatest of historians." Dr William Ramsey

"On the whole, however, archaeological work has unquestionably strengthened confidence in the reliability of the Scriptural record. More than one archaeologist has found his respect for the Bible increased by the experience of excavation in Palestine.... Archaeology has in many cases refuted the views of modern critics. It has shown, in a number of instances, that these views rest on false assumptions and unreal, artificial schemes of historical development. This is a real contribution and not to be minimized."

Millar Burrows, Professor Of Archaeology At Yale University

"It is therefore legitimate to say that, in respect of that part of the Old Testament against which the disintegrating criticism of the last half of the nineteenth century was chiefly directed, the evidence of archaeology has been to reestablish its authority and likewise to augment its value by rendering it more intelligible through a fuller knowledge of its background and setting. Archaeology has not yet said its last word, but the results already achieved confirm what faith would suggest - that the Bible can do nothing but gain from an increase in knowledge." Sir Frederic Kenyon

"There can be no doubt that archaeology has confirmed the substantial historicity of Old Testament tradition." Dr. William F. Albright,

"The excessive skepticism of many liberal theologians stems not from a careful evaluation of the available data, but from an enormous predisposition against the supernatural." Millar Burrow Of Yale University.

"Historical confirmation of the Old Testament has come from all over the biblical world. Persons, places and events have been substantiated: from the Patriarchs to Israel in Egypt, to the conquest of Canaan, to the kingdom under Solomon, to the deportations of Israel and Judah to Assyria and Babylonia respectively. In the field of New Testament studies, the evidence has also been abundant. Even a casual survey of any good book on New Testament archeology will indicate that the accuracy of details in the events of Christ's life has been confirmed from the ruins of Palestine, as has been the case with the details about the journeys of the Apostle Paul." Dr. Norman Geisler, Introduction to the Bible, p.122.

"Old Testament archaeology has rediscovered whole nations, resurrected important peoples, and in a most astonishing manner filled in historical gaps, adding immeasurably to the knowledge of Biblical backgrounds." Merrill F. Unger, Archaeology and the Old Testament (Chicago: Moody Press, 1954), p. 15.

"The great value of archaeology has been to show, over and over again, that the geography, technology, political and military movements, cultures, religious practices, social institutions, languages, customs, and other aspects of everyday life of Israel and other nations of antiquity were exactly as described in the Bible." Henry M. Morris, Many Infallible Proofs (El Cajon, CA: Master Books, 1974), p. 301.

"I may fairly claim to have entered on this investigation without prejudice in favor of the conclusion which I shall now seek to justify to the reader. On the contrary, I began with a mind unfavorable to it...but more recently I found myself brought into contact with the Book of Acts as an authority for the topography, antiquities, and society of Asia Minor. It was gradually borne upon me that in various details the narrative showed marvelous truth. In fact, beginning with a fixed idea that the work was essentially a second century composition, and never relying on its evidence as trustworthy for first century conditions, I gradually came to find it a useful ally in some obscure and difficult investigations." Sir William Ramsey, St. Paul the Traveler and the Roman Citizen (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1951), pp. 7-8.

"We are scientifically certain that we have substantially the same text that was in the hands of Christ and the apostles." A Scientific Investigation of the Old Testament, NY, Harper and Brothers, leading linguistic critic, Dr. R. D. Wilson

The continuous influx of confirming samples was so great by the middle of the 20th century that Archaeology Magazine gave this study it's own specialty and periodicals. The one aspect of Christianity Archaeologists as scientists cannot prove is that Jesus Christ is Deity, or even absolutely the Messiah, but it can and has proved that the early Christian community from as early as 42 A.D. left inscriptions on their 1st century Jerusalem sepulchres and gravesites, that not only were these early Jewish followers convinced of both of these descriptions, but attested to the fact of His resurrection from the dead (alive at the time witnesses, only a decade after the events). They have also found the gravesites of many key players, i.e, Lazarus, Mary, Martha, Simeon, Ciaphas, etc.!

Here are some great books on the subject, and do not forget to have fun on the Web:

The Biblical Archaeologist Reader, Vol. 1 and 2, Freedman and Campbell, Scholars Press

Biblical Archaeology, G. Ernst Wright, Westminster Press

The Bible as History, Werner Keller, Wm. Morrow & Co.

Now as for the science of Historiography:

The Biographical Evidence

The first test, the Biographical, concerns itself primarily with the documentary evidence, i.e., the number of copies, and the distance in time away from the supposed originals or autographs! The second test, or Internal Evidence test, deals with alleged integrity of authorship, and the content's congruency with actual people, places, and events. The third test, which is the External Evidence test, concentrates on validation or confirmation of shared facts, mostly from outside sources like other historians, the testimony of what is called indirect witness, and the unintentional confirmations of hostile sources that usually occur by accident, etc!

The New Testament documents, and thus the central events they describe therein, can be tested by all three of these tests, and in fact, they have been tested by a number of prominent scholars! As you will see, the accounts of this person, Y'shua of Natzaret, actually have passed all these tests, as well as others. Once you have been shown this, each reader must then decide for themselves just what this will actually mean for them in their lives! For some, it will awaken them! They will realize that they have been taught many lies, like that the "the gospels are plagiarized evolved fictions written centuries later"! How each will choose to assimilate this reality is up to them. Some will realize that Y'shua/Jesus is actually God's Messiah, and will either accept, or reject, God's gracious free gift. Some will be incited to rage, having the shiny, film-like veneer of their fortress of delusion challenged and bruised (hopefully destroyed for their sake), and shake their heads in denial.

In any event, real intellectual integrity demands the examination and application of actual evidence and proof in the formation of any valid conclusion. Any conclusion formed out of pride, or ignorance, which denies such consideration, or conveniently discards such consideration, is not a valid derivation upon which one should make further inquiry, for it is nothing more than mere unfounded opinion. Even a seemingly valid conclusion can be amiss when incompleteness of necessary evidence becomes combined with our faculty for self-justification, but at least in these cases the available evidence has been considered, and taken into account, even if the interpretation of that evidence is personally filtered by one's philosophical pre-suppositions. No one is beyond such a possibility. After all, as one great thinker put it, "history is written by the victor"!

Now the first test is always the Biographical Test. If any document fails here, the rest is an exercise in futility. For if the credibility of the documentary evidence is proved to be unreliable, the document gets classified as fiction, myth, or something other, and may be quite interesting reading, but the events such a document describes is in no wise held up to be historically valid, and therefore as accurate.

By this test we try to determine the reliability of the copies that we actually possess as they reflect the original autographs, which we may or may not possess. In time, Archaeology has proved to be the needed assistant of Historiography's Biographical analysis. Especially in Biblical studies, as you will soon see. In the area of the New Testament's documentary evidence, it has been an essential partner. The most obvious way in which this has been true, is in the discovery of many better, and much older manuscripts and fragments (better not necessarily being a function of older). When performing this test, we need to look at four main aspects of documentation:

a) How many copies, fragments, etc., do we actually have?

b) How do they compare one to another?

c) How much time has elapsed since the alleged events described?

d) How do these data stack up against other established works?

The first three questions will be answered, the facts having been determined, in the context of our comparative data to follow. For the purpose of demonstrating the unquestionable reliability of the New Testament, and it's central historical focus, I chose to compare our present data regarding these Scriptures, with another book pretty much validated by the clear majority of textual critics in this field. Within this context, we will take a broader comparative look among a number of the greatest extant works of antiquity, to see just how well the Scriptures stack up. The main text, I have chosen, for the direct comparison, is truly antiquity's second most validated text, and that is The Illiad, of Homer.

Inferences taken from other ancient Greek writers, and Historians, have illuminated many modern researchers to the realization, that The Illiad, of Homer, was not just another fanciful play, or another exaggerated myth, or even a mere fable, but in fact, was considered to be the sacred History of a past era, much the same as Plato's references to Atlantis, that great continental civilization that once existed in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, beyond the Gates of Hercules, that we now know as the Straits of Gibraltar. Once a long narrow passageway surrounded by high cliffs, that now is hundreds of miles wide from the movement of massive shifting platelets, continental drift, and erosion. You see myths often contain a seed of truth, just as fables are meant to teach us a lesson! But History is said to present the actual facts, at least from one or more person's perspective, usually from the time of, or near to, the actual occurrence.

As for the Historicity of The Illiad, there never seemed to be much question until the past couple hundred years or so. For almost the entire last one and a half centuries, modern "critical scholars", have tried to insist that it was purely mythos. That Homer in fact was probably not it's author, but rather that centuries later a group of redactors probably gathered the history and legends and blended them into the vary story that we now have. Then these redactors penned Homer's name on them to sound authoritative. Sound familiar? More recently, however, the Archaeologist spade has revealed over one hundred details regarding the actual people, places, and events! Today we no longer have any legitimate reason to doubt about 75% of the book's historicity. As usual, with insight comes enlightenment! Again as for the role that the gods and fates play, I will leave that up to your personal faith and interpretation, but as to the history of a series of actual events that transpired there, there is no longer any doubt. Aside from the adamant membership of the critical school, there is almost no scholar worth his salt, in our time, that doubts Homer's authorship any longer. However, to be fair, we may never attain 100% validation. Yet it stands out historically speaking, as a very reliable text. So how come public High Schools and may colleges still teach the exploded critical view to unsuspecting students as if it is the established fact? Hmmm!

The literary critical scholars still continue to wear out the same old patterns wherever they delve. First, Troy itself, and other geo-political details, were all allegedly myths, and then we found them! Then it was conjectured that this wasn't a near the time history, but was allegedly "written centuries later". And course Homer wasn't the real Homer, these later redactor(s) joined together a conglomerate of evolved oral traditions into what we now have, and then, penned his name on the documents, to give them the appearance of authority. At each juncture, they defend their errors even after being shamelessly exposed for the intentional frauds that they are, and what is worse is that when proven false, rather than honestly admitting their errors and correcting the record, they simply make up a new tale, or cut and paste by style or genre, or run to the few % of still undemonstrated material making a major issue of minor variances found in later copies! Well it turns out, that on this one, they have at least three strikes. So as far as this author is concerned they are O-U-T! Never the less let us see if we can't hit a Homer!

The Illiad places itself at 1200 BC, but the literary scholars of the critical school insist on the much later date, and even though they have been proven to be incorrect in this timing regard so many times before, I have chosen to use theirdating of 800 B.C. as a basis for this comparative study. So now, even if we are working with their perspective reagrding the time of the writing, we see the following Biographical evidence present itself:

a) The original would be from 800 B.C.

b) The only complete manuscript of antiquity is from around 1300 A.D. (a

gap of 21centuries from the original people, places, and events)

d) The earliest fragmentary copies we have found are from around 400 B.C., which still is a gap of 4 centuries from the original people, places, and events.

Now let us compare this with the known facts of the New Testament writings:

a) Written in parts, by a number of different authors, between 40 A.D., and 100 A.D. (a gap of mere decades, historically comparable for us would be the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination)

b) The earliest copies and fragments date well within the first century (only about a 25 year gap)

c) Some of Paul's letter's were in fact circulating only 20 years after the original people, places and events

d) There are about 5000 manuscripts, some of which go back to the early 2nd century (around a mere 150 year gap)

e) Plus, there are 100's of times more copies from antiquity, than for any other book ever written in the history of the world (over 20,000 references, fragments, Papri, and manuscripts)

f) The earliest full compilation found so far is from the 4th century, less than 4 centuries compared to the 21 centuries for The Illiad, duiring which we have a continuous trail of ample quotes from the early church fathers and those who were the disciples of the Apostles themselves, going all the way back, not to speak pieces like the Rylande Fragments in England, and the section of Mark at the Pontifical Institute of Rome that dates to 68 A.D.! Again, altogether, the total examples of New Testament writings number over 20,000 extant examples! This is incredible, and speaks to the level of effort that was exercised in preserving these materials.

Now, just for perspective, I will speak of some previously validated books that are accepted as historically reliable, and accepted as being written by the author supposed, but as you can see from the above comparison, and the one made here below, with the New Testament writings, we have many more materials to work with, and they actually go all the way back, much nearer to the time of the actual events. At any rate here are some of the more generally accepted texts:

Caesar's, Gallic Wars was allegedly written in 75 B.C., with our earliest copy from around 900 A.D.! This is a gap of 1000 years, and all we have in our possession is 10 extant copies. Yet no one worth his salt has one shred of doubt as to the events relayed therein, or regarding who the author was. Demosthenes' version of The Gallic Wars, is from 300 B.C., and our earliest example is from 1100 A.D., which is a difference of 1400 years. For Demosthenes' we only have 200 examples. Finally, even Plato's, The Republic, absolutely thought to have been written by Plato in the time assumed by the author, was composed around 400 B.C. which has a 1300 year gap between the alleged original and our earliest 900 A.D. copy! Only 8 ancient copies The Republic have been found. Yet who doubts that Plato wrote this? No one doubts it that's who!

The examples could continue, but this should suffice to demonstrate that when we are dealing with a set of books such as the Bible, we are way beyond the realm of statistical probabilities as far as Historiography is concerned, and into something curiously much more. In fact, this amazing onslaught of overwhelmingly agreeable documentary evidence is precisely the reason some of the critics give for questioning of the New Testament's integrity (now there's a twist for you)!

Okay! Enough for the biographical test. So next the Historiographer takes the available copies, and compares them one to another. The science of statistical probabilities tells us that we must logically expect that the greater the number of copies, plus the greater the distance we pass in time from the originals, the greater are the odds that there will be errors or variances. Now don't get me wrong, this has proved true in almost every instance, and is certainly the case with all the accepted examples from our "accepted" list given above. However, in the New Testament writings oddly enough, this is not the case at all. Those documents describing the Jesus events show a level of 'true variance' that is inhumanly below the statistical norm. So much so, that such purity of conservation is literally unheard of in any other book, or set of congruent texts, in the entire world, save those of only one other set of source documents and that is the Old Testament. Statistically, this level of purity, and consistency, should not even be possible. The actual margin of variance being only a few percent out of 20,000 plus examples! Wow! Obviously, it was of utmost importance to the majority of scribes, and local early Church Bishops, to preserve the actual wording as much as was possible, allowing for the conveyance of the appropriate "sense" into various tongues where a literal 'word for word' translation would render them incomprehensible.

The Internal Evidence Test

Now let us take a look at some of the Internal Evidence for the credibility of the New Testament's historicity. For example, how close were the authors to the actual places, persons, and events? Do these writings accurately portray the geo-political atmosphere of the time period? A quick look back at the small comparative chart lets us know that with almost all of the ancient documents we have found, the numbers of available copies are few, and the time gap is great. Add this to the fact that for the most part, the margin of error is consistent with the probabilities. It is apparent that when dealing with ancient documents, it is difficult to determine Internal Evidences. An example of that mentioned earlier from The Illiad is, that Heinrich Schliemann's Archaeological team, finally discovered the ancient city of Troy by following it's precise descriptions as found only in the book itself. When this occurred, at the end of the nineteenth century, the initial digs yielded 50 additional details described only from within the book. Some of these details could only have been known by a person familiar with the city from the very time itself. As for the dating, the city was apparently destroyed before the 800 BCE date given by the critical school for authorship, so you must draw your own conclusions! I have shared my own!

Again, regarding the New Testament, we are in a whole different category! These were more than one writer, and all of them, except Saint Luke, were 1rst century Palestinian Jews. They were contemporaries with, or actual disciples of the central character of these texts. Thus, we are dealing almost entirely, with eyewitnesses of the person, and central events, writing shortly after the events themselves had occurred. As for Mark, and Luke, each of them were writing down the history and actual teachings of Rabbi Y'shua (Jesus), under the direction of one of His own chosen Apostles. Not least in significance to a history, is that all these frightened seemingly lost and despairing men and women who had followed Jesus while He was here on Earth, were suddenly going about spreading the message of these miraculous events, and about how God had raised Jesus of Nazareth from the dead, as a proof that He was the Anointed One referred to by King David centuries before. To many this was more than sufficient proof that He was the Messiah for whom they were waiting. They did this while a generation of peoples that either did or did not witness these events, was still alive. Let us not forget that hostile elements in the society were waiting to pounce on them for the slightest reason, in hopes of squelching the movement. Groups like the puppet appointees of Rome in the Temple (Ciaphas and Annas), and the semi-Idumean Herodians put into power over the civil realm (Herod Antipas), and don't forget the wealthy intellectual Sadducees (the Nobles who were protecting their property allowance), as well as the Roman Occupation Government itself, would have all loved a justifiable reason to disband them. Many of the very Sanhedrin were continuously scrutinizing them for the slightest violation of the Law. To be walking around boasting a false witness would have meant jail, or stoning, and maybe even death. Such a claim for any Jew of the period could have been the basis for a swift and just rebuttal. But alas, none seemingly denied the events! Some tried to offer alternate explanations. Perhaps these groups thought very differently about the meaning of these events, but in no wise were there any rebuttals as to the events themselves!?! Not even from Ciaphas, and the others Roman sympathizers who engineered the crucifixion! I would think that if they were alive today they would have inundated the press and the media with all kinds of false claims. If these Gospel stories were obvious malarkey, they would have had the unquestionable support of the masses in prosecuting these liars. As Jesus proved in the Mary Magdelene story, even the guilty themselves love to watch a good stoning! Guess we haven't changed much in 2000 years!

The extreme closeness of these apostolic writers in time, as well as geo-political location, to the actual events, is a great assurance of accuracy, and negates the possibility of the need for the development of a myth. As an example from modern times consider the assassination of President John F. Kennedy! The public eye was always on him. Literally, 1,000's were watching the current event, and then…BANG! BANG! BANG! He was shot! Panic struck all over the crowd. The Police and special agents were frenetically all over the scene within moments. News Reporters were everywhere. The President of the United States of America had been shot and killed! Many people were there at the time, and wrote about it! Detailed investigations from many angles took place shortly thereafter. People who were there at the time were talking about it daily. As a contemporary of the event, I can actually recall it. It was awe inspiring! Fear literally gripped the hearts of multitudes. I was in grade school and we were all watching him on television as the motorcade rolled down the street. It was a magnificent parade. No one, no, not anyone, can ever tell me, that it did not happen. It was not a hoax. The reports were not contrived or embellished. Now there have been those who, as time passed (this happened decades ago), that have made up all sorts of substitute fictions, from conspiracy theories to alien abductions.

Now the reasons for the event, or their geo-political significance, or their effect on the future, all may be subject to opinion and debate, but the historical reality of these events may not be denied by any truly rational person. This author feels convinced, that to deny such a well established history, and live with the lie as if it is the truth, is a type of social disease that has an abusive effect and serious repercussions on those that that individual influences, especially if that person has assumed a position of authority, or power, in any influential sphere, be it political, familial, or educationally, etc! I believe this sickness has reached epidemic proportions in out time. A myth? A hoax? No, I'm sorry, J.F.K. is not alive in Argentina, nor in the hollow recesses of Mars. He died that day, and if he lives, it is in the eternal realm by the grace of our Creator's love for His creatures, and nothing less. How can I be sure? I was alive at the time, and saw the pictures, and heard the eyewitness testimonies. Such it is with the immediate reports following the death, burial, and resurrection of Y'shua/Jesus, even those of the evangelists Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John!

Now know this beloved, a replacement myth only becomes the delusional reality for those who successfully introject the presumptuous propaganda of it's perpetrators, and are thus brainwashed by it. The brainwashed are always used to serve and support the ends of the perpetrators, often for no other reason than to support their demented need for power somewhere. But the bottom line is, that in reality, the perpetrators know these truths, but they plat out the programmed scenario. In the case of these critics, they know full well that they are deceiving you! They know they are presenting to you what appears to be a reasonable alternative, in order to intentionally persuade you away from the Biblical, historical Jesus. Even if publicly they declare in their rhetoric and propaganda that they are telling you the truth, and would even give their life for the cause, and so they shall, for there is that Day which shall come upon them as a thief in the night, a Day of reckoning soon to be dawned, perhaps even after their deaths. It is given unto man once to die and then the judgment. Now then, false witnesses always hurt the truth, and the end thereof is always some degree of corruption, disruption, and destruction of the common good.

With the Apostles of Christ, and their story, the scenario is very different. At the very time itself, immediately following the central events, the Apostles were preaching in the streets, teaching in the synagogue, and starting house churches. Many of the multitudes themselves were witnesses to the events being spoken of. Many of them saw the crucifixion, and many saw the resurrected Savior! Altogether there were over 500 witnesses, one here another there, a group here another there…! Where is there an indication of a rebuttal of these things from the history of the people at the time? Where is the outrage to rightfully accuse these liars, that is, if they were liars! After many digs, has the spade of the Archaeologist produced even a single fragment of contradictory record from this time period? No! Not even one. Thousands of digs have been done all over that area, and all we find are confirmation after conformation. People right from the very time itself, some of whom are even mentioned by name in the accounts, bearing witness that Y'shua was both Messiah and Lord, and that He physically rose from the dead on the third day, just as it was written. Again, if the critical school is correct, then tell me why history doesn't show the multitudes dragging these legend building forging plagiarizing frauds through the streets, and tossing them outside the gates for a good stoning. Surely they would have jumped all over Peter as soon as he spoke (Acts 2) on the Day of Shavuot (Pentecost)? The Sanhedrin itself had become split. Many believed the claims of Y'shua, and others followed a path that led into the modern Rabbinical movement, directed not by the Torah, but rather by the arguments of the Rabbis recorded in the Talmud. But these are all debates from men that often contradicted one another, creating endless "pilpul" or argument and debate, even up until our time. This led to and encouraged 150 years of relentless persecution both physically and legally against the Messianic wing of Judaism by both the non-believing element in the Jewish leadership and from Rome.

So once again I ask, do we see the masses crying out accusations of fraud, and actively squashing this blasphemous sect? No! Instead we see the alleged supernatural fulfillment of age old prophecy, and literally thousands admitting that we had crucified the Son of the Living God, and being converted! See Acts 2:22, and 26:24-26 and note that the Apostles are declaring the events as fact in a casual sort of way. The audience is comprised of people who were alive at the time of the events, the majority of whom lived right there. Surely some of the people would be aware of the Commandments of YHVH regarding false witness! If these very things being spoken of didn't happen exactly as declared, then why wasn't Ciaphas and the others who were in power under the good grace of their Roman mentors already accusing them with cheers of support from the outraged masses? Surely he would have had them right where he wanted them! Or did it really happen just as it is depicted? These are really the only two alternatives that make any sense!

In both above references from the history of Book of Acts, there are lots of hostile elements around. In fact, in the second reference, the audience as a whole is generally a hostile crowd. Certainly you must agree, it is highly unlikely that fraudulent forgers trying to legendize a dead hero, could by such a method hope to forge their myth successfully in the face of their enemies if it weren't indisputable!

Another fact that has been noted by many researchers is that the four gospel accounts contain too much counter productive material to be the tools of legend builders, i.e., Christ's cry from the cross, the profiles of their own sense of loss and despair, their subsequent fearfulness for their lives prior to the resurrection, etc. For despite Christ's clear and repeated teachings that He was to be killed and that He would rise again, they still didn't really understand, some clearly didn't really believe, that is, actually trust in, rely on, and cleave to what He had said, as if it were from God Himself. Their previous doubt, fear, and lack of understanding as to His actual physical resurrection, is apparent right up until their actual witnessing of the risen Messiah! Mythological renditions like the bastardization falsely called The Gospel of Peter, written well after the last Apostle's death, shows things like a talking cross, and other such mythological nonsense! These types of imageries are simply not a part of the four Gospels that were always, and only, held as Canonical by the Ecclesia of God. And then suddenly, the sudden death defying change of attitude and character of all those men, women, and children? My oh my, something radical happened, and if not this, then what?

Likewise, there is a noteworthy peculiarity missing in this time period from all mythical and apocryphal stories that is surprisingly present in the Gospels, and that is the inclusion of the testimony of women. This is an incredible piece of Internal Evidence to the trained scholar of that time period and culture. In fact, it is more likely in that time and culture, that the inclusion of such testimony could only hurt one's ability to convince others, even if it was the truth! The testimony of women was simply disregarded as foolishness by most men in Middle Eastern culture, and still is in fundamentalist Islam today! The Gospel account, in stark contradiction to sensible cultural context however, boldly puts Mary Magdelene's testimony first! HELLO-O! Mary Magdelene? The repentant adulterous? Unless this testimony were absolutely true, and able to be confirmed by those who witnessed these events, these writers were risking a whole lot, wouldn't you think? Especially if they were trying to get people to believe in an engineered, not yet fully evolved hoax? Read the accounts! At first, even the hiding anxious Apostles themselves chalk off Mary's testimony as nothing but a bunch of "idle talk", i.e., the ravings of a silly grieving woman!!! Clearly to include such a testimony, being preached or taught to any of the Jewish leaders, the Romans, or even the Greeks, was nothing less than anti-testimony, unless it were an indisputable or verifiable fact known to the multitudes. You have to understand, if one were trying to invent a hero, and legendize a hoax, they would never have even thought this up! It just would not have been a motif in their worldview, and if they fell upon such a notion by accident, they would have immediately excluded it on purpose! So why does the New Testament so boldly record it? It has to be because it was the truth, and because it actually happened that way! The Gospels are the Theopneustos Graphae of the Holy Spirit! He who has an ear let them hear!

Finally, as pointed out by many scholars like Professor Edwin Yamauchi, and others, what is clearly lacking in the Scriptures is the evolution of a mythological symbolism. The quotes and fragments reflecting the late 1rst, and early 2nd, century Christianity, are in full agreement with the texts that we now enjoy! The grammatical allusions drawn were in appropriate rabbinical form, and even the apocalyptic materials, is exactly in line with these thoughts among the children of Israel for centuries, and in line with their prophetic visions of future History. That means there is an inhuman consistency internally, since the originals were first penned, all the way up into our time. No other text has been so preserved. It's just unheard of anywhere else in the science of textual criticism. The entire infra-structure of the Bible is beyond probability! Many of the people, places, and historically indicated events, have been validated. The math has been done! The case of a mere hoax or orchestrated fable is closed.

Some Eternal Evidences

As for the External indicators, we have to look at outside sources that exist, if indeed there are any at all, that reflect a document's historicity pro or con. This is done to reflect consistency and accuracy of a document's testimony about people or events, or else otherwise refute it. To be honest, most of the time this search is conducted intending to find the 'cons', and to refute! All available facts, peoples named, places, events, must be checked out to the greatest extent possible. Special attention is paid to other writers and historians of the same epoch or immediately following. Most of the debate rises out of hostile sources of course. Then it is determined how much agreement there is available in the remaining civil accounts, records, or personal artifacts, of the peoples mentioned that have survived the period.

Obviously blatant differences would shed sincere doubt as to a document's credibility. Yet in this area as well, the New Testament gets an incredible score! Whether we are talking about Flavius Josephus, Pliny, Heroditus, Papias, Gaius, or others, or even the markings and inscriptions from 1rst century Jewish Palestinian gravesites, the Governors, the cities, the timing of festivities, etc., there are virtually no contradictions outside the arena of modern Higher Critical and Q-botic distortions of genuine scholarship. Theirs is apparently nothing more than a compilation of provisional interpretation and conjecture.

Another professed ex-skeptic, Dr. Clark Pinnoch, puts it this way…"there exists no documents from the ancient world, witnessed by so excellent a set of textual and historical testimonies, and offering so superb an array of historical data on which an intelligent decision can be made. An honest person cannot dismiss a source of this kind. Skepticism regarding the historic credentials of Christianity is based on an irrational bias". (see 'Set Forth Your Case', Craig Press 1968)

For additional modern testimony in a more generalized context, we can look at Jewish Archaeologist, Nelson Gluek's book, Rivers in the Desert, (Farar, Straus, and Cidihy, 1959) who after years of combing through hundreds of pieces of evidence searching for rebuke concluded that it, "may be stated categorically that no Archaeological discovery has ever controverted a Bible reference. Scores of Archaeological findings have been made which confirm in clear outline or exact detail the historic statements of the Bible". Professor Gluek, like Sir William Ramsey, has since become convinced of God's personal inspiration of this amazing book, and as a result of his effort he has even converted to Christianity, and places all New Testament books within the period implied within them, that is, between 40 and 80 AD!

It turns out as well, that Gluek is in full agreement with the assessment made by yet another profound scholar of our day, W. F. Albright! Currently, a Professor at John Hopkins University. Dr. Albright, a world renowned Historian and Archaeologist in his own right concluded, "…there is no longer any solid basis for dating any book of the New Testament after 80 A.D."! So much for the 'written hundreds of years later' evolution theory.

In light of the ever growing number of similar conclusions from so many profound Scholars, clearly the psycho-emotive antics of the ultra-liberal Q-bots and Higher Critics are absurdities. They not only continue to flood the marketplace with their slanderous fictional jealousies, but their dupes, their false shepherds, and false teachers, are actively spreading a gospel of doubt in many of today's mainstream churches, and directing God's baby lamb's right out of His kingdom on a daily basis. Those that are victims of the indoctrination process believe wholeheartedly that they are doing exactly what God would really want them to do, and that they have been told the truth, totally void of having actually examined the evidences or looked at the research for themselves! Yet according to Jesus, whom they call Lord with their lips, there is a Day coming, a Day of just recompense, and in that Day it shall have been better for this deceptive leadership to have had a millstone hung round their neck, and they'd been cast in the midst of the sea. What? That wasn't very Christlike? Well yes it was! It was Jesus himself who said it, regarding any who would bring harm to even one his baby lambs! Oh that's right, I can not say He really said it without casting my colored stones like John Crossan or Marcus Borg might do.

Also, in this regard, another great book, Archaeology and Biblical History, by Joseph Free, catalogues in story form, many of the finds, confirming people, places, and events, that were previously accused of being unhistorical and contrary to the facts. Well guess what? The facts weren't in, only biased opinions. Even if the gospel of doubt actually were the most popular scholarly opinion (which it is not), and was believed by a majority (which it never was), that does not automatically make it correct, true, or good. However, what I like best about the amazing reversal of opinion by so many Archaeologists and Scientists like Stephen Hawkins, is that they adjusted their theory to fit the actual evidence. That is respectable scholarship, that is intellectual integrity, even if some of us differ in our theologies and beliefs about what all this means.

Do you remember the Scripture about when the Scribes and Pharisees are trying to silence those who are testifying, and Jesus says to these alleged teachers of the Torah …if you silence these, my Father in heaven can make the very rocks will cry out? Now a time has come when the brainwashed, the naïve, and the adversaries of God, would love to silence the testimony of Jesus in the lives of the saints, and exclude even the mention of Him in the Public Square. They have attempted to censor Him out of society at every juncture possible, and lo' and behold, through the very science started to quell this New Testament madness, the rocks are indeed crying out, as testified to by a popular book by that very name. Amen! Thank you Lord Jesus! They meant it for evil, but God has used it for good. Blessed is the Name of the LORD! Our God truly is an awe inspiring God, all praise, thanks, glory, and honor, are His!

The same exact kind of thing happened regarding the Old Testament. A wonderful piece of External evidence of the Tanach (the Old Testament) was our discovery of the Hittite Empire. For the longest time it's only historic testimony was in the Bible. Naturally as with all things found only in the Bible the Hittites were immediately denied reality by the allegedly modern Seminarians. Their view of "if you can't prove it right now, then it never happened or existed" is another one of those erroneous, totally illogical, introjected presumptions, that closes the mind to the reception of truth. Some of these people had to have been brainwashed innocently with this malarkey. We know many of these master rhetoricians are not genuine Christians. They are actually wolves with sheepskins. They are often Marxists, Existentialists, and neo-Darwinian oriented Humanists (see Humanist Manifesto #1), and all three of these camps are mutually exclusive with genuine Christianity. Anyway the Hittite civilization was found to fit all the detail outlined in the Holy Scriptures. The point being, that when you find out the reality, by external evidence, that the internal information is correct, this solidifies the case for historic accuracy and truthfulness. Yes folks, the Bible actually is historically accurate, whether you believe in the God of Abraham, or not!

We also possess direct, and indirect, testimony supporting many aspects of the central events of the New Testament from no less than 18 either neutral or hostile external sources! So much for the "no evidence outside of the writings themselves" myth! This number, again, is unmatched and unheard of for any other work of this type from antiquity. In other words, if this were virtually any other book from antiquity, there would be absolutely no doubt as to it's historicity, but because it is the Bible, the bias is so strong, that even if there were 100 more confirmations uncovered, the Higher Critics and the Q-bots would still declare it's unreliability.

One of my favorite pieces of evidence from external literary sources are what is called "indirect evidence from disinterested sources". One in particular stands out in my mind because it addresses a barely noticed or talked about factor of the crucifixion story. This concerns the unexpected total darkness that allegedly consumed the Nations around Israel for about three hours while Jesus suffered the cross. The New Testament use to be the only known historical source for this phenomena, and of course that situation brought forth the accusation that these myth-makers were obviously using a dramatic addition, or perhaps these ignorant people didn't understand the natural lawfulness of eclipses, and read into it some element of spiritual significance…you know those ancients, and how easily a smart person could manipulate them with knowledge of such things. Sounds reasonable, doesn't it?

Since then, however, we have acquired much new data, again much of it has been brought forth by the spade of the Archaeologist, and again these self-proclaimed "Higher" critics have contracted serious 'hoof in mouth' disease, yet they spew their rhetoric in carefully engineered presentations like PBS's "From Jesus to the Christ", and the ignorance of the masses continues to hold true as a valuable tool to propagandists! Take a look here at some of the Eternal Evidence for this one event alone.

Sometime between the years 50 and 100 A.D., a Historian named Thallus wrote a History of the World, it covered from the fall of Troy, to the mid-first century. He records the above mentioned phenomena 'matter of factly' believing it to be an eclipse of the Sun, without even remotely connecting it to the Jesus events. Here, we have the first external confirmation of this Biblically recorded phenomena from a totally disinterested source. Thallus, is drawing absolutely no connection to the crucifixion, yet records the occurrence. Years later, another Historian named Julius Africanus, in his 'History of the World' argues against an eclipse as the most probable explanation! This further attested to the sudden darkness as occurring, the 'what it was' being the issue that was debated. In the case of Thallus' history, he wrote neutrally concerning the facts during the lifetime of the men who engineered the crucifixion. But as far as Chrestos was concerned, after all, to a patriotic Roman citizen, what is one more crucified enemy of Rome? Now if as the critical school originally had claimed, that this strange darkness was merely the addition of a devise, at the time there would have been some dispute regarding Thallus' declaration, wouldn't you think? If Caesar knew it was a lie, what do you think would have happened to Thallus? Yet, again, nothing happened to him, and Rome accepted this History as a true accounting of the facts!

Last of all, there is Phlegon, another disinterested Roman Historian that was previously a slave who was set free by non-other than Tiberius Caesar only decades after the event. He records the event of the darkness as being exactly between the 6th and the 9th hour, during the full moon of the very month specified in the crucifixion account (same hours, same exact day?). Phlegon therefore, as a disinterested, and possibly hostile source, confirms the time, and the day, which was the Passover. The Scriptures say that this mysterious darkness occurred!!! So doesn't all the extant Historians we have found so far. Hence, void of any interest in perpetuating this movement in the eyes of Rome, Phlegon ties the event of the darkness to the very Passover recorded in the Gospels, without ever mentioning it's alleged relation to Y'shua/Jesus!

Historiography declares this to be confirmation par excellence! Why would this group, not at all interested in the Gospel, validate an apparently insignificant detail, if it weren't the truth? In other words, their concern was the peculiarity of the event, not the Christ message.

As it turns out, it is modern science that has spoken to the miraculous nature of this historically validated event, and proves that Africanus actually was correct, and that Thallus was not, because as every Jewish person and Messianic Christian knows, Passover is always on a full moon, and modern science absolutely proves that an eclipse of the Sun, has never occurred on a full moon, and neither can it. Hello! Let's repeat that one more time…AN ECLIPSE OF THE SUN CANNOT OCCUR ON A FULL MOON. Therefore, this sudden darkness that factually happened was not a natural occurrence! Just the facts folks, jus'the facts!

So that makes the testimony of Thallus and Phlegon contrasted by Julius's rebuttal even more significant in light of the Christ event. Why? Because something outside of known natural laws, most assuredly occurred on that day, during that exact time, and up until recently, the only indication of this fact was in the Gospel story. Hallelujah! So how come these revealed facts are always conveniently excluded from the presentations meant to feed the indoctrinated? Could they purposely be avoiding the truth for some reason? Hmmm! It has certainly been selectively excluded. Selah!

Next, there are ample references to the Jesus of the Gospels in other external sources such as Paterculus, Tactius, Flavius Josephus, the Talmud, and others. So the old claim by the so-called "Higher Critics", and revived in the study hall of the ultra-liberal Q-bots, that the only historic source of 'the Jesus traditions' are the New Testament writings, is either an error of presumption, or an intentionally imposed bias, or an entirely engineered lie on the part of these professional skeptics. You simply cannot have it both ways.

The tradition handed on from Jesus through the writings of the Apostles has been considered validated by eyewitness testimony, Historiography, the Archaeologists spade, and that over and over, and that doesn't even scratch the surface as to how far beyond statistical probabilities the mere phenomena of the presence of such a book is, let alone the man Himself. Just do a study on the 1000's of literally fulfilled prophecies from the Old Testament alone! No other book ever, and no other religion ever, even comes close to this "beyond statistical probability" feature.

Jesus of Nazareth alone fulfilled over 100 messianic prophecies to the letter, and over 60 of those in just His birth, death, burial, and resurrection. The science of statistical probabilities tells us that if one single individual were to be the fulfillment of only eight of these predictions from centuries before their birth, the odds would be astronomical, but for this many to have seen fulfillment, and that not counting the many related details, is way beyond chance. One mathematician has stated that these odds are so improbable they reach into what must be called the "miraculous"! Astronomer/Mathematician, Dr. Hugh Ross, after examining these probabilities, says it would be "more probable for your blood to freeze on a hot day"! The point is, we are clearly not dealing with chance coincidence! This many fulfilled prophecies were not the accidental production of random chemical interactions. The Math is indicating, that something that actually was, technically, should never have occurred. Yet, it did!!!

So what do we do with this Y'shua, and His world changing influence? He clearly stands as an enigma to human understanding, and each and every person, from lawyers to scientists, and even to the most uneducated aboriginal peoples (in the sense that western moderns would define an education), no matter how skeptical, when they engage the evidences objectively, with no preconceived, or as Yamauchi called it, "irrational bias", are changed by the life and teaching of this one man. Hmmm! Was He a mere man? Disinterested Historian Flavius Josephus in his famous, Jewish Antiquities, less than three decades after the central events, testifies to the person of Y'shua of Nazareth as being more than a mere man, and that he indeed did miraculous works (Pele', i.e., full of wonders, Isaiah 9:6), and that he was seen by many after his crucifixion, and much, much, more! Hmmm!

What does it profit a Historian for Rome, a non-Messianic Pharisee since birth, to 'matter of factly' record a reference to the miracles, and to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, as simple historical facts? Even if he thought him to be a master of illusion and a charlatan (which he in no wise indicates), the facts of the central events of the New Testament are being validated from a near in time, hostile source, only about 30 years after Jesus left this Earth. When Josephus was a small boy, and most probably a young man, eyewitnesses to these things were still alive, the parchment of public record was fresh and available. In fact, there were Apostles still alive in 60 AD, some of whom were probably still preaching and teaching these things right in Jerusalem. The Church had a solid base there, with thousands who believed that this very Jesus was the awaited ha'Moschiach, who would one day return as ha'Moschiach ben David, to rule as the victorious King of Israel. Did he live? Undoubtedly! Will He return? Well that you must decide for yourself as this case unfolds further.

Beloved, as you have seen, Historiography stands as a blatant refutation to the presuppositions of the critical school, and the modernist leanings of today's ultra-liberal Seminaries. The Internal and External evidences alone provided so far, though not nearly exhaustive, are sufficient enough to prove the historical accuracy of the book, let alone the miraculous documentary evidence in favor of this conclusion. Archaeology and statistical analysis have only been found to support the reliability of the New Testament. The many testimonies of some of the world's great minds in our times, who went from very hostile positions against the truthfulness of the scriptures, to becoming staunch supporters and defenders of "the faith once delivered for all". Lastly, the issue of fulfilled prophecy is so profound. How many today realize the numbers of prophecies being fulfilled in our own time? Not enough, that is for sure!

Finally there are the many scientific statements the Bible makes regarding things the ancients could not possibly had known about (not discluding the multitude of fulfilled prophecies, some centuries before they occurred, and the statistical probabilities of persons and events, the math has been done), and much, much more.

Do you know that Gallileo, a Bible believing Christian, against the efforts of the corrupt pseudo-Aristotelian hierarchical power structure of Rome in his time, found in the Bible that the world hung in space on nothing from the book of Job. This so inspired him, he went on to discover the Sun centered solar system we now know of so 'matter of factly'. A man inspired and persecuted for the truth of God has given us hope.

Then there is the story of Christopher Columbus, Christopher meaning Christ bearer, after having read of the 'khug' of the Earth (the sphericity or roundness, interpreted "circle" in the Latin and English) in the book of Isaiah, he set sail "in faith", when the whole world, and even many in the Hierarchical political and organized Church had since rejected God's word (John 17:17), and placed it on the list of forbidden books. They swore he was a mad man, and that everyone knew that the world was flat! But hallelujah, our God knew better, and if not for Isaiah 40 and God's inspiration of this man, there may have never been a U.S.A.!

The history claims that after 34 days at sea, his sailors were fed up. They told him they would mutiny and return if they did not find land in three days. He had no alternative but to pray. On exactly the third day, at the time the Sun was rising on the horizon, he was saved. They noticed a few branches of trees with leaves still on them floating near the ship, and far off in the distance they could make out the faint outline of what grew to become the most beautiful Island they had ever seen. Columbus named it "Holy Saviour" (San Salvadore), and off in the distance, another Island with three mountains which he immediately named "The Trinity" (Trinidad).

In his diary he wrote, "It was the Lord who put it into my mind (I could feel His hand upon me), the fact that it would be possible to sail from here to the Indies. All who heard of my project rejected it with laughter, ridiculing me. There is no question that the inspiration was from the Holy Spirit, because He comforted me with rays of marvelous inspiration from the Holy Scriptures…I am a most noteworthy sinner, but I have cried out to the Lord for grace and mercy, and they have covered me completely. I have found the sweetest consolation since I made it my whole purpose to enjoy His marvelous Presence.

For the execution of the voyage to the Indies, I did not make use of intelligence, mathematics or maps. It is simply the fulfillment of what Isaiah had prophesied…

No one should fear to undertake any task in the name of our Savior, if it is just and if the intention is purely for His Holy service. The working out of all things has been assigned to each person by our Lord, but it all happens according to His sovereign will, even though He gives advice. Oh what a gracious Lord, who desires that people should perform for Him those things for which He holds Himself responsible! Day and Night moment by moment, everyone should express their most devoted gratitude to Him." (quotes from Columbus's diary adopted from the October 1971 issue of "The Presbyrterian Layman")

Matthew Maurey, the father of modern oceanography discovered the seas had paths and currents from reading Psalms 8, and set out and documented these paths. That one discovery and proof of the Bibles accuracy alone, saved months of travel time, and millions of lives, as well as dollars, and never since then has any sailor ever again got hung up in the doldrums, outside of an accident, or else by sheer ignorance. Why did this still continue for a while? Because there are few who believe our report! The Creator knew, and He told us, long before humans ever found out, that the unique interaction of wind and wave cause specific pathways through the seas, and mind you these are in no wise straight lines. This is why the modern shipping lanes are not straight. We know not only because of the faith based effort of Matthew Maurey, but later in the 1960's two researchers (Hollister, and Heezen) with the aid of sophisticated radiographic and photographic equipment actually filmed literal paths of rippled sand on the ocean floors that correspond to those currents now traveled in what has become known as the shipping lanes.

God even told us in the Book of Job 38:16, literally thousands of years before the fact was validated by science, about "springs", and even "recesses" (lit. trenches), that are in the bottom of the Ocean? Do you realize that this was not even discovered as a scientific fact until 1873, and only recently have we been able to actually get down deep enough into these trenches to film these springs (see Ballard's research)?

Brunnel, the grandaddy of modern shipping, got his model for maximizing cargo space by generalizing steamer hulls and barges according to the exact ratio of the Noah's Ark dimensions given in the book of Genesis (30 x 5 x 3). In doing so he unintentionally demonstrated two things about the Ark. First that it was the largest vessel ever built (at least up until Brunnel's time; 1858), and secondly, that because of it's unique dimensions ( dictated by God Himself ), it was the perfect cargo carrier. The Ark has been determined by Brunnel to have had 1.5 million cubic feet of space.

British Philosopher Herbert Spencer was unfortunately a Social Darwinist, and as for God, he more than likely didn't believe in such nonsense, however after more than 30 years of research and contemplation, Spencer concluded there to be five fundamentals of Science. These were: Time; Force; Action; Space; and Matter. How unfortunate for poor Spencer that he wasn't just a little more attentive to what the Scriptures had to say, because his conclusion was correct, only it had already been spelled out for him in the very first sentence about the creation, in the very first book of the Bible. Poor deluded Spencer could have saved so much time if he had only read the Bible!

In the beginning: (the time factor)

God : (the force factor)

created: (action)

the heavens and the earth: (space and matter)

Later, God tells us all these things that are made, are made of things that cannot be seen, hinting at the

Look at this tiny smattering of evidence (althugh it seems huge it is the tip of the iceberg):

In fact, the Bible is the most confirmed ancient text, both Archaeologically as well as Historiographically. There is so much evidence, that I will not be able to more than scrape the surface here, but it should give you enough of an inspiration to go forward on your own.

World renowned Archaeologist Sir William Ramsey was a devout atheist. Ramsey was once given a challenge by a curious student who questioned the fact that his assumptions about the Bible were not a result of actual scientific investigation. Forming conclusions based on the actual available and demonstrable data was the very rule he himself had always insisted on. Regarding the Bible he had failed to do this. So he and a fellow decided they would once and for all put an end to this myth called the Bible and set out using Luke-Acts as their guidebook. After 10 years of research into every aspect of the book's claims all he had found were confirmations, so they went back over the evidences again and again. Needless to say not only did Ramsey finally conclude the Bible is true and historically accurate (and that Luke was an excellent historian), but he also realized by all this that all this could only be true if Jesus of Nazareth was indeed the Messiah. He immediately had a revelation that not only spurred decades of documentation of evidences but his findings literally rocked the materialistic critical world of the critics. See here some of the conclusions of the world's most profound Archaeologists:

"The reader may rest assured that nothing has been found [by archaeologists] to disturb a reasonable faith, and nothing has been discovered which can disprove a single theological doctrine. We no longer trouble ourselves with attempts to 'harmonize' religion and science, or to 'prove' the Bible. The Bible can stand for itself." Dr. William F. Albright, one the world's greatest Archaeologists

"Archaeology has confirmed countless passages which have been rejected by critics as unhistorical or contradictory to known 'facts'." Dr. Joseph Free

"The interval between the date of the original composition and the earliest extant evidence becomes so small as to be negligible, and the last foundation for any doubt that the Scriptures have come to us substantially as they were written has now been removed. Both the authenticity and the general integrity of the books of the New Testament may be regarded as finally established." Dr. Kathleen Kenyon

"I set out to look for truth on the borderland where Greece and Asia meet, and found it there. You may press the words of Luke in a degree beyond any other historian's and they stand the keenest scrutiny and the hardest treatment." Sir William Ramsey, A Professor at Cambridge and Oxford Universities, regarded as one of the greatest archaeologists to ever live

"Luke is a historian of the first rank; not merely are his statements of facts trustworthy; he is possessed of the true historic sense...In short this author should be placed along with the very greatest of historians." Dr William Ramsey

"On the whole, however, archaeological work has unquestionably strengthened confidence in the reliability of the Scriptural record. More than one archaeologist has found his respect for the Bible increased by the experience of excavation in Palestine.... Archaeology has in many cases refuted the views of modern critics. It has shown, in a number of instances, that these views rest on false assumptions and unreal, artificial schemes of historical development. This is a real contribution and not to be minimized."

Millar Burrows, Professor Of Archaeology At Yale University

"It is therefore legitimate to say that, in respect of that part of the Old Testament against which the disintegrating criticism of the last half of the nineteenth century was chiefly directed, the evidence of archaeology has been to reestablish its authority and likewise to augment its value by rendering it more intelligible through a fuller knowledge of its background and setting. Archaeology has not yet said its last word, but the results already achieved confirm what faith would suggest - that the Bible can do nothing but gain from an increase in knowledge." Sir Frederic Kenyon

"There can be no doubt that archaeology has confirmed the substantial historicity of Old Testament tradition." Dr. William F. Albright,

"The excessive skepticism of many liberal theologians stems not from a careful evaluation of the available data, but from an enormous predisposition against the supernatural." Millar Burrow Of Yale University.

"Historical confirmation of the Old Testament has come from all over the biblical world. Persons, places and events have been substantiated: from the Patriarchs to Israel in Egypt, to the conquest of Canaan, to the kingdom under Solomon, to the deportations of Israel and Judah to Assyria and Babylonia respectively. In the field of New Testament studies, the evidence has also been abundant. Even a casual survey of any good book on New Testament archeology will indicate that the accuracy of details in the events of Christ's life has been confirmed from the ruins of Palestine, as has been the case with the details about the journeys of the Apostle Paul." Dr. Norman Geisler, Introduction to the Bible, p.122.

"Old Testament archaeology has rediscovered whole nations, resurrected important peoples, and in a most astonishing manner filled in historical gaps, adding immeasurably to the knowledge of Biblical backgrounds." Merrill F. Unger, Archaeology and the Old Testament (Chicago: Moody Press, 1954), p. 15.

"The great value of archaeology has been to show, over and over again, that the geography, technology, political and military movements, cultures, religious practices, social institutions, languages, customs, and other aspects of everyday life of Israel and other nations of antiquity were exactly as described in the Bible." Henry M. Morris, Many Infallible Proofs (El Cajon, CA: Master Books, 1974), p. 301.

"I may fairly claim to have entered on this investigation without prejudice in favor of the conclusion which I shall now seek to justify to the reader. On the contrary, I began with a mind unfavorable to it...but more recently I found myself brought into contact with the Book of Acts as an authority for the topography, antiquities, and society of Asia Minor. It was gradually borne upon me that in various details the narrative showed marvelous truth. In fact, beginning with a fixed idea that the work was essentially a second century composition, and never relying on its evidence as trustworthy for first century conditions, I gradually came to find it a useful ally in some obscure and difficult investigations." Sir William Ramsey, St. Paul the Traveler and the Roman Citizen (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1951), pp. 7-8.

"We are scientifically certain that we have substantially the same text that was in the hands of Christ and the apostles." A Scientific Investigation of the Old Testament, NY, Harper and Brothers, leading linguistic critic, Dr. R. D. Wilson

The continuous influx of confirming samples was so great by the middle of the 20th century that Archaeology Magazine gave this study it's own specialty and periodicals. The one aspect of Christianity Archaeologists as scientists cannot prove is that Jesus Christ is Deity, or even absolutely the Messiah, but it can and has proved that the early Christian community from as early as 42 A.D. left inscriptions on their 1st century Jerusalem sepulchres and gravesites, that not only were these early Jewish followers convinced of both of these descriptions, but attested to the fact of His resurrection from the dead (alive at the time witnesses, only a decade after the events). They have also found the gravesites of many key players, i.e, Lazarus, Mary, Martha, Simeon, Ciaphas, etc.!

Here are some great books on the subject, and do not forget to have fun on the Web:

The Biblical Archaeologist Reader, Vol. 1 and 2, Freedman and Campbell, Scholars Press

Biblical Archaeology, G. Ernst Wright, Westminster Press

The Bible as History, Werner Keller, Wm. Morrow & Co.

Now as for the science of Historiography:

The Biographical Evidence

The first test, the Biographical, concerns itself primarily with the documentary evidence, i.e., the number of copies, and the distance in time away from the supposed originals or autographs! The second test, or Internal Evidence test, deals with alleged integrity of authorship, and the content's congruency with actual people, places, and events. The third test, which is the External Evidence test, concentrates on validation or confirmation of shared facts, mostly from outside sources like other historians, the testimony of what is called indirect witness, and the unintentional confirmations of hostile sources that usually occur by accident, etc!

The New Testament documents, and thus the central events they describe therein, can be tested by all three of these tests, and in fact, they have been tested by a number of prominent scholars! As you will see, the accounts of this person, Y'shua of Natzaret, actually have passed all these tests, as well as others. Once you have been shown this, each reader must then decide for themselves just what this will actually mean for them in their lives! For some, it will awaken them! They will realize that they have been taught many lies, like that the "the gospels are plagiarized evolved fictions written centuries later"! How each will choose to assimilate this reality is up to them. Some will realize that Y'shua/Jesus is actually God's Messiah, and will either accept, or reject, God's gracious free gift. Some will be incited to rage, having the shiny, film-like veneer of their fortress of delusion challenged and bruised (hopefully destroyed for their sake), and shake their heads in denial.

In any event, real intellectual integrity demands the examination and application of actual evidence and proof in the formation of any valid conclusion. Any conclusion formed out of pride, or ignorance, which denies such consideration, or conveniently discards such consideration, is not a valid derivation upon which one should make further inquiry, for it is nothing more than mere unfounded opinion. Even a seemingly valid conclusion can be amiss when incompleteness of necessary evidence becomes combined with our faculty for self-justification, but at least in these cases the available evidence has been considered, and taken into account, even if the interpretation of that evidence is personally filtered by one's philosophical pre-suppositions. No one is beyond such a possibility. After all, as one great thinker put it, "history is written by the victor"!

Now the first test is always the Biographical Test. If any document fails here, the rest is an exercise in futility. For if the credibility of the documentary evidence is proved to be unreliable, the document gets classified as fiction, myth, or something other, and may be quite interesting reading, but the events such a document describes is in no wise held up to be historically valid, and therefore as accurate.

By this test we try to determine the reliability of the copies that we actually possess as they reflect the original autographs, which we may or may not possess. In time, Archaeology has proved to be the needed assistant of Historiography's Biographical analysis. Especially in Biblical studies, as you will soon see. In the area of the New Testament's documentary evidence, it has been an essential partner. The most obvious way in which this has been true, is in the discovery of many better, and much older manuscripts and fragments (better not necessarily being a function of older). When performing this test, we need to look at four main aspects of documentation:

a) How many copies, fragments, etc., do we actually have?

b) How do they compare one to another?

c) How much time has elapsed since the alleged events described?

d) How do these data stack up against other established works?

The first three questions will be answered, the facts having been determined, in the context of our comparative data to follow. For the purpose of demonstrating the unquestionable reliability of the New Testament, and it's central historical focus, I chose to compare our present data regarding these Scriptures, with another book pretty much validated by the clear majority of textual critics in this field. Within this context, we will take a broader comparative look among a number of the greatest extant works of antiquity, to see just how well the Scriptures stack up. The main text, I have chosen, for the direct comparison, is truly antiquity's second most validated text, and that is The Illiad, of Homer.

Inferences taken from other ancient Greek writers, and Historians, have illuminated many modern researchers to the realization, that The Illiad, of Homer, was not just another fanciful play, or another exaggerated myth, or even a mere fable, but in fact, was considered to be the sacred History of a past era, much the same as Plato's references to Atlantis, that great continental civilization that once existed in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, beyond the Gates of Hercules, that we now know as the Straits of Gibraltar. Once a long narrow passageway surrounded by high cliffs, that now is hundreds of miles wide from the movement of massive shifting platelets, continental drift, and erosion. You see myths often contain a seed of truth, just as fables are meant to teach us a lesson! But History is said to present the actual facts, at least from one or more person's perspective, usually from the time of, or near to, the actual occurrence.

As for the Historicity of The Illiad, there never seemed to be much question until the past couple hundred years or so. For almost the entire last one and a half centuries, modern "critical scholars", have tried to insist that it was purely mythos. That Homer in fact was probably not it's author, but rather that centuries later a group of redactors probably gathered the history and legends and blended them into the vary story that we now have. Then these redactors penned Homer's name on them to sound authoritative. Sound familiar? More recently, however, the Archaeologist spade has revealed over one hundred details regarding the actual people, places, and events! Today we no longer have any legitimate reason to doubt about 75% of the book's historicity. As usual, with insight comes enlightenment! Again as for the role that the gods and fates play, I will leave that up to your personal faith and interpretation, but as to the history of a series of actual events that transpired there, there is no longer any doubt. Aside from the adamant membership of the critical school, there is almost no scholar worth his salt, in our time, that doubts Homer's authorship any longer. However, to be fair, we may never attain 100% validation. Yet it stands out historically speaking, as a very reliable text. So how come public High Schools and may colleges still teach the exploded critical view to unsuspecting students as if it is the established fact? Hmmm!

The literary critical scholars still continue to wear out the same old patterns wherever they delve. First, Troy itself, and other geo-political details, were all allegedly myths, and then we found them! Then it was conjectured that this wasn't a near the time history, but was allegedly "written centuries later". And course Homer wasn't the real Homer, these later redactor(s) joined together a conglomerate of evolved oral traditions into what we now have, and then, penned his name on the documents, to give them the appearance of authority. At each juncture, they defend their errors even after being shamelessly exposed for the intentional frauds that they are, and what is worse is that when proven false, rather than honestly admitting their errors and correcting the record, they simply make up a new tale, or cut and paste by style or genre, or run to the few % of still undemonstrated material making a major issue of minor variances found in later copies! Well it turns out, that on this one, they have at least three strikes. So as far as this author is concerned they are O-U-T! Never the less let us see if we can't hit a Homer!

The Illiad places itself at 1200 BC, but the literary scholars of the critical school insist on the much later date, and even though they have been proven to be incorrect in this timing regard so many times before, I have chosen to use theirdating of 800 B.C. as a basis for this comparative study. So now, even if we are working with their perspective reagrding the time of the writing, we see the following Biographical evidence present itself:

a) The original would be from 800 B.C.

b) The only complete manuscript of antiquity is from around 1300 A.D. (a

gap of 21centuries from the original people, places, and events)

d) The earliest fragmentary copies we have found are from around 400 B.C., which still is a gap of 4 centuries from the original people, places, and events.

Now let us compare this with the known facts of the New Testament writings:

a) Written in parts, by a number of different authors, between 40 A.D., and 100 A.D. (a gap of mere decades, historically comparable for us would be the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination)

b) The earliest copies and fragments date well within the first century (only about a 25 year gap)

c) Some of Paul's letter's were in fact circulating only 20 years after the original people, places and events

d) There are about 5000 manuscripts, some of which go back to the early 2nd century (around a mere 150 year gap)

e) Plus, there are 100's of times more copies from antiquity, than for any other book ever written in the history of the world (over 20,000 references, fragments, Papri, and manuscripts)

f) The earliest full compilation found so far is from the 4th century, less than 4 centuries compared to the 21 centuries for The Illiad, duiring which we have a continuous trail of ample quotes from the early church fathers and those who were the disciples of the Apostles themselves, going all the way back, not to speak pieces like the Rylande Fragments in England, and the section of Mark at the Pontifical Institute of Rome that dates to 68 A.D.! Again, altogether, the total examples of New Testament writings number over 20,000 extant examples! This is incredible, and speaks to the level of effort that was exercised in preserving these materials.

Now, just for perspective, I will speak of some previously validated books that are accepted as historically reliable, and accepted as being written by the author supposed, but as you can see from the above comparison, and the one made here below, with the New Testament writings, we have many more materials to work with, and they actually go all the way back, much nearer to the time of the actual events. At any rate here are some of the more generally accepted texts:

Caesar's, Gallic Wars was allegedly written in 75 B.C., with our earliest copy from around 900 A.D.! This is a gap of 1000 years, and all we have in our possession is 10 extant copies. Yet no one worth his salt has one shred of doubt as to the events relayed therein, or regarding who the author was. Demosthenes' version of The Gallic Wars, is from 300 B.C., and our earliest example is from 1100 A.D., which is a difference of 1400 years. For Demosthenes' we only have 200 examples. Finally, even Plato's, The Republic, absolutely thought to have been written by Plato in the time assumed by the author, was composed around 400 B.C. which has a 1300 year gap between the alleged original and our earliest 900 A.D. copy! Only 8 ancient copies The Republic have been found. Yet who doubts that Plato wrote this? No one doubts it that's who!

The examples could continue, but this should suffice to demonstrate that when we are dealing with a set of books such as the Bible, we are way beyond the realm of statistical probabilities as far as Historiography is concerned, and into something curiously much more. In fact, this amazing onslaught of overwhelmingly agreeable documentary evidence is precisely the reason some of the critics give for questioning of the New Testament's integrity (now there's a twist for you)!

Okay! Enough for the biographical test. So next the Historiographer takes the available copies, and compares them one to another. The science of statistical probabilities tells us that we must logically expect that the greater the number of copies, plus the greater the distance we pass in time from the originals, the greater are the odds that there will be errors or variances. Now don't get me wrong, this has proved true in almost every instance, and is certainly the case with all the accepted examples from our "accepted" list given above. However, in the New Testament writings oddly enough, this is not the case at all. Those documents describing the Jesus events show a level of 'true variance' that is inhumanly below the statistical norm. So much so, that such purity of conservation is literally unheard of in any other book, or set of congruent texts, in the entire world, save those of only one other set of source documents and that is the Old Testament. Statistically, this level of purity, and consistency, should not even be possible. The actual margin of variance being only a few percent out of 20,000 plus examples! Wow! Obviously, it was of utmost importance to the majority of scribes, and local early Church Bishops, to preserve the actual wording as much as was possible, allowing for the conveyance of the appropriate "sense" into various tongues where a literal 'word for word' translation would render them incomprehensible.

The Internal Evidence Test

Now let us take a look at some of the Internal Evidence for the credibility of the New Testament's historicity. For example, how close were the authors to the actual places, persons, and events? Do these writings accurately portray the geo-political atmosphere of the time period? A quick look back at the small comparative chart lets us know that with almost all of the ancient documents we have found, the numbers of available copies are few, and the time gap is great. Add this to the fact that for the most part, the margin of error is consistent with the probabilities. It is apparent that when dealing with ancient documents, it is difficult to determine Internal Evidences. An example of that mentioned earlier from The Illiad is, that Heinrich Schliemann's Archaeological team, finally discovered the ancient city of Troy by following it's precise descriptions as found only in the book itself. When this occurred, at the end of the nineteenth century, the initial digs yielded 50 additional details described only from within the book. Some of these details could only have been known by a person familiar with the city from the very time itself. As for the dating, the city was apparently destroyed before the 800 BCE date given by the critical school for authorship, so you must draw your own conclusions! I have shared my own!

Again, regarding the New Testament, we are in a whole different category! These were more than one writer, and all of them, except Saint Luke, were 1rst century Palestinian Jews. They were contemporaries with, or actual disciples of the central character of these texts. Thus, we are dealing almost entirely, with eyewitnesses of the person, and central events, writing shortly after the events themselves had occurred. As for Mark, and Luke, each of them were writing down the history and actual teachings of Rabbi Y'shua (Jesus), under the direction of one of His own chosen Apostles. Not least in significance to a history, is that all these frightened seemingly lost and despairing men and women who had followed Jesus while He was here on Earth, were suddenly going about spreading the message of these miraculous events, and about how God had raised Jesus of Nazareth from the dead, as a proof that He was the Anointed One referred to by King David centuries before. To many this was more than sufficient proof that He was the Messiah for whom they were waiting. They did this while a generation of peoples that either did or did not witness these events, was still alive. Let us not forget that hostile elements in the society were waiting to pounce on them for the slightest reason, in hopes of squelching the movement. Groups like the puppet appointees of Rome in the Temple (Ciaphas and Annas), and the semi-Idumean Herodians put into power over the civil realm (Herod Antipas), and don't forget the wealthy intellectual Sadducees (the Nobles who were protecting their property allowance), as well as the Roman Occupation Government itself, would have all loved a justifiable reason to disband them. Many of the very Sanhedrin were continuously scrutinizing them for the slightest violation of the Law. To be walking around boasting a false witness would have meant jail, or stoning, and maybe even death. Such a claim for any Jew of the period could have been the basis for a swift and just rebuttal. But alas, none seemingly denied the events! Some tried to offer alternate explanations. Perhaps these groups thought very differently about the meaning of these events, but in no wise were there any rebuttals as to the events themselves!?! Not even from Ciaphas, and the others Roman sympathizers who engineered the crucifixion! I would think that if they were alive today they would have inundated the press and the media with all kinds of false claims. If these Gospel stories were obvious malarkey, they would have had the unquestionable support of the masses in prosecuting these liars. As Jesus proved in the Mary Magdelene story, even the guilty themselves love to watch a good stoning! Guess we haven't changed much in 2000 years!

The extreme closeness of these apostolic writers in time, as well as geo-political location, to the actual events, is a great assurance of accuracy, and negates the possibility of the need for the development of a myth. As an example from modern times consider the assassination of President John F. Kennedy! The public eye was always on him. Literally, 1,000's were watching the current event, and then…BANG! BANG! BANG! He was shot! Panic struck all over the crowd. The Police and special agents were frenetically all over the scene within moments. News Reporters were everywhere. The President of the United States of America had been shot and killed! Many people were there at the time, and wrote about it! Detailed investigations from many angles took place shortly thereafter. People who were there at the time were talking about it daily. As a contemporary of the event, I can actually recall it. It was awe inspiring! Fear literally gripped the hearts of multitudes. I was in grade school and we were all watching him on television as the motorcade rolled down the street. It was a magnificent parade. No one, no, not anyone, can ever tell me, that it did not happen. It was not a hoax. The reports were not contrived or embellished. Now there have been those who, as time passed (this happened decades ago), that have made up all sorts of substitute fictions, from conspiracy theories to alien abductions.

Now the reasons for the event, or their geo-political significance, or their effect on the future, all may be subject to opinion and debate, but the historical reality of these events may not be denied by any truly rational person. This author feels convinced, that to deny such a well established history, and live with the lie as if it is the truth, is a type of social disease that has an abusive effect and serious repercussions on those that that individual influences, especially if that person has assumed a position of authority, or power, in any influential sphere, be it political, familial, or educationally, etc! I believe this sickness has reached epidemic proportions in out time. A myth? A hoax? No, I'm sorry, J.F.K. is not alive in Argentina, nor in the hollow recesses of Mars. He died that day, and if he lives, it is in the eternal realm by the grace of our Creator's love for His creatures, and nothing less. How can I be sure? I was alive at the time, and saw the pictures, and heard the eyewitness testimonies. Such it is with the immediate reports following the death, burial, and resurrection of Y'shua/Jesus, even those of the evangelists Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John!

Now know this beloved, a replacement myth only becomes the delusional reality for those who successfully introject the presumptuous propaganda of it's perpetrators, and are thus brainwashed by it. The brainwashed are always used to serve and support the ends of the perpetrators, often for no other reason than to support their demented need for power somewhere. But the bottom line is, that in reality, the perpetrators know these truths, but they plat out the programmed scenario. In the case of these critics, they know full well that they are deceiving you! They know they are presenting to you what appears to be a reasonable alternative, in order to intentionally persuade you away from the Biblical, historical Jesus. Even if publicly they declare in their rhetoric and propaganda that they are telling you the truth, and would even give their life for the cause, and so they shall, for there is that Day which shall come upon them as a thief in the night, a Day of reckoning soon to be dawned, perhaps even after their deaths. It is given unto man once to die and then the judgment. Now then, false witnesses always hurt the truth, and the end thereof is always some degree of corruption, disruption, and destruction of the common good.

With the Apostles of Christ, and their story, the scenario is very different. At the very time itself, immediately following the central events, the Apostles were preaching in the streets, teaching in the synagogue, and starting house churches. Many of the multitudes themselves were witnesses to the events being spoken of. Many of them saw the crucifixion, and many saw the resurrected Savior! Altogether there were over 500 witnesses, one here another there, a group here another there…! Where is there an indication of a rebuttal of these things from the history of the people at the time? Where is the outrage to rightfully accuse these liars, that is, if they were liars! After many digs, has the spade of the Archaeologist produced even a single fragment of contradictory record from this time period? No! Not even one. Thousands of digs have been done all over that area, and all we find are confirmation after conformation. People right from the very time itself, some of whom are even mentioned by name in the accounts, bearing witness that Y'shua was both Messiah and Lord, and that He physically rose from the dead on the third day, just as it was written. Again, if the critical school is correct, then tell me why history doesn't show the multitudes dragging these legend building forging plagiarizing frauds through the streets, and tossing them outside the gates for a good stoning. Surely they would have jumped all over Peter as soon as he spoke (Acts 2) on the Day of Shavuot (Pentecost)? The Sanhedrin itself had become split. Many believed the claims of Y'shua, and others followed a path that led into the modern Rabbinical movement, directed not by the Torah, but rather by the arguments of the Rabbis recorded in the Talmud. But these are all debates from men that often contradicted one another, creating endless "pilpul" or argument and debate, even up until our time. This led to and encouraged 150 years of relentless persecution both physically and legally against the Messianic wing of Judaism by both the non-believing element in the Jewish leadership and from Rome.

So once again I ask, do we see the masses crying out accusations of fraud, and actively squashing this blasphemous sect? No! Instead we see the alleged supernatural fulfillment of age old prophecy, and literally thousands admitting that we had crucified the Son of the Living God, and being converted! See Acts 2:22, and 26:24-26 and note that the Apostles are declaring the events as fact in a casual sort of way. The audience is comprised of people who were alive at the time of the events, the majority of whom lived right there. Surely some of the people would be aware of the Commandments of YHVH regarding false witness! If these very things being spoken of didn't happen exactly as declared, then why wasn't Ciaphas and the others who were in power under the good grace of their Roman mentors already accusing them with cheers of support from the outraged masses? Surely he would have had them right where he wanted them! Or did it really happen just as it is depicted? These are really the only two alternatives that make any sense!

In both above references from the history of Book of Acts, there are lots of hostile elements around. In fact, in the second reference, the audience as a whole is generally a hostile crowd. Certainly you must agree, it is highly unlikely that fraudulent forgers trying to legendize a dead hero, could by such a method hope to forge their myth successfully in the face of their enemies if it weren't indisputable!

Another fact that has been noted by many researchers is that the four gospel accounts contain too much counter productive material to be the tools of legend builders, i.e., Christ's cry from the cross, the profiles of their own sense of loss and despair, their subsequent fearfulness for their lives prior to the resurrection, etc. For despite Christ's clear and repeated teachings that He was to be killed and that He would rise again, they still didn't really understand, some clearly didn't really believe, that is, actually trust in, rely on, and cleave to what He had said, as if it were from God Himself. Their previous doubt, fear, and lack of understanding as to His actual physical resurrection, is apparent right up until their actual witnessing of the risen Messiah! Mythological renditions like the bastardization falsely called The Gospel of Peter, written well after the last Apostle's death, shows things like a talking cross, and other such mythological nonsense! These types of imageries are simply not a part of the four Gospels that were always, and only, held as Canonical by the Ecclesia of God. And then suddenly, the sudden death defying change of attitude and character of all those men, women, and children? My oh my, something radical happened, and if not this, then what?

Likewise, there is a noteworthy peculiarity missing in this time period from all mythical and apocryphal stories that is surprisingly present in the Gospels, and that is the inclusion of the testimony of women. This is an incredible piece of Internal Evidence to the trained scholar of that time period and culture. In fact, it is more likely in that time and culture, that the inclusion of such testimony could only hurt one's ability to convince others, even if it was the truth! The testimony of women was simply disregarded as foolishness by most men in Middle Eastern culture, and still is in fundamentalist Islam today! The Gospel account, in stark contradiction to sensible cultural context however, boldly puts Mary Magdelene's testimony first! HELLO-O! Mary Magdelene? The repentant adulterous? Unless this testimony were absolutely true, and able to be confirmed by those who witnessed these events, these writers were risking a whole lot, wouldn't you think? Especially if they were trying to get people to believe in an engineered, not yet fully evolved hoax? Read the accounts! At first, even the hiding anxious Apostles themselves chalk off Mary's testimony as nothing but a bunch of "idle talk", i.e., the ravings of a silly grieving woman!!! Clearly to include such a testimony, being preached or taught to any of the Jewish leaders, the Romans, or even the Greeks, was nothing less than anti-testimony, unless it were an indisputable or verifiable fact known to the multitudes. You have to understand, if one were trying to invent a hero, and legendize a hoax, they would never have even thought this up! It just would not have been a motif in their worldview, and if they fell upon such a notion by accident, they would have immediately excluded it on purpose! So why does the New Testament so boldly record it? It has to be because it was the truth, and because it actually happened that way! The Gospels are the Theopneustos Graphae of the Holy Spirit! He who has an ear let them hear!

Finally, as pointed out by many scholars like Professor Edwin Yamauchi, and others, what is clearly lacking in the Scriptures is the evolution of a mythological symbolism. The quotes and fragments reflecting the late 1rst, and early 2nd, century Christianity, are in full agreement with the texts that we now enjoy! The grammatical allusions drawn were in appropriate rabbinical form, and even the apocalyptic materials, is exactly in line with these thoughts among the children of Israel for centuries, and in line with their prophetic visions of future History. That means there is an inhuman consistency internally, since the originals were first penned, all the way up into our time. No other text has been so preserved. It's just unheard of anywhere else in the science of textual criticism. The entire infra-structure of the Bible is beyond probability! Many of the people, places, and historically indicated events, have been validated. The math has been done! The case of a mere hoax or orchestrated fable is closed.

Some Eternal Evidences

As for the External indicators, we have to look at outside sources that exist, if indeed there are any at all, that reflect a document's historicity pro or con. This is done to reflect consistency and accuracy of a document's testimony about people or events, or else otherwise refute it. To be honest, most of the time this search is conducted intending to find the 'cons', and to refute! All available facts, peoples named, places, events, must be checked out to the greatest extent possible. Special attention is paid to other writers and historians of the same epoch or immediately following. Most of the debate rises out of hostile sources of course. Then it is determined how much agreement there is available in the remaining civil accounts, records, or personal artifacts, of the peoples mentioned that have survived the period.

Obviously blatant differences would shed sincere doubt as to a document's credibility. Yet in this area as well, the New Testament gets an incredible score! Whether we are talking about Flavius Josephus, Pliny, Heroditus, Papias, Gaius, or others, or even the markings and inscriptions from 1rst century Jewish Palestinian gravesites, the Governors, the cities, the timing of festivities, etc., there are virtually no contradictions outside the arena of modern Higher Critical and Q-botic distortions of genuine scholarship. Theirs is apparently nothing more than a compilation of provisional interpretation and conjecture.

Another professed ex-skeptic, Dr. Clark Pinnoch, puts it this way…"there exists no documents from the ancient world, witnessed by so excellent a set of textual and historical testimonies, and offering so superb an array of historical data on which an intelligent decision can be made. An honest person cannot dismiss a source of this kind. Skepticism regarding the historic credentials of Christianity is based on an irrational bias". (see 'Set Forth Your Case', Craig Press 1968)

For additional modern testimony in a more generalized context, we can look at Jewish Archaeologist, Nelson Gluek's book, Rivers in the Desert, (Farar, Straus, and Cidihy, 1959) who after years of combing through hundreds of pieces of evidence searching for rebuke concluded that it, "may be stated categorically that no Archaeological discovery has ever controverted a Bible reference. Scores of Archaeological findings have been made which confirm in clear outline or exact detail the historic statements of the Bible". Professor Gluek, like Sir William Ramsey, has since become convinced of God's personal inspiration of this amazing book, and as a result of his effort he has even converted to Christianity, and places all New Testament books within the period implied within them, that is, between 40 and 80 AD!

It turns out as well, that Gluek is in full agreement with the assessment made by yet another profound scholar of our day, W. F. Albright! Currently, a Professor at John Hopkins University. Dr. Albright, a world renowned Historian and Archaeologist in his own right concluded, "…there is no longer any solid basis for dating any book of the New Testament after 80 A.D."! So much for the 'written hundreds of years later' evolution theory.

In light of the ever growing number of similar conclusions from so many profound Scholars, clearly the psycho-emotive antics of the ultra-liberal Q-bots and Higher Critics are absurdities. They not only continue to flood the marketplace with their slanderous fictional jealousies, but their dupes, their false shepherds, and false teachers, are actively spreading a gospel of doubt in many of today's mainstream churches, and directing God's baby lamb's right out of His kingdom on a daily basis. Those that are victims of the indoctrination process believe wholeheartedly that they are doing exactly what God would really want them to do, and that they have been told the truth, totally void of having actually examined the evidences or looked at the research for themselves! Yet according to Jesus, whom they call Lord with their lips, there is a Day coming, a Day of just recompense, and in that Day it shall have been better for this deceptive leadership to have had a millstone hung round their neck, and they'd been cast in the midst of the sea. What? That wasn't very Christlike? Well yes it was! It was Jesus himself who said it, regarding any who would bring harm to even one his baby lambs! Oh that's right, I can not say He really said it without casting my colored stones like John Crossan or Marcus Borg might do.

Also, in this regard, another great book, Archaeology and Biblical History, by Joseph Free, catalogues in story form, many of the finds, confirming people, places, and events, that were previously accused of being unhistorical and contrary to the facts. Well guess what? The facts weren't in, only biased opinions. Even if the gospel of doubt actually were the most popular scholarly opinion (which it is not), and was believed by a majority (which it never was), that does not automatically make it correct, true, or good. However, what I like best about the amazing reversal of opinion by so many Archaeologists and Scientists like Stephen Hawkins, is that they adjusted their theory to fit the actual evidence. That is respectable scholarship, that is intellectual integrity, even if some of us differ in our theologies and beliefs about what all this means.

Do you remember the Scripture about when the Scribes and Pharisees are trying to silence those who are testifying, and Jesus says to these alleged teachers of the Torah …if you silence these, my Father in heaven can make the very rocks will cry out? Now a time has come when the brainwashed, the naïve, and the adversaries of God, would love to silence the testimony of Jesus in the lives of the saints, and exclude even the mention of Him in the Public Square. They have attempted to censor Him out of society at every juncture possible, and lo' and behold, through the very science started to quell this New Testament madness, the rocks are indeed crying out, as testified to by a popular book by that very name. Amen! Thank you Lord Jesus! They meant it for evil, but God has used it for good. Blessed is the Name of the LORD! Our God truly is an awe inspiring God, all praise, thanks, glory, and honor, are His!

The same exact kind of thing happened regarding the Old Testament. A wonderful piece of External evidence of the Tanach (the Old Testament) was our discovery of the Hittite Empire. For the longest time it's only historic testimony was in the Bible. Naturally as with all things found only in the Bible the Hittites were immediately denied reality by the allegedly modern Seminarians. Their view of "if you can't prove it right now, then it never happened or existed" is another one of those erroneous, totally illogical, introjected presumptions, that closes the mind to the reception of truth. Some of these people had to have been brainwashed innocently with this malarkey. We know many of these master rhetoricians are not genuine Christians. They are actually wolves with sheepskins. They are often Marxists, Existentialists, and neo-Darwinian oriented Humanists (see Humanist Manifesto #1), and all three of these camps are mutually exclusive with genuine Christianity. Anyway the Hittite civilization was found to fit all the detail outlined in the Holy Scriptures. The point being, that when you find out the reality, by external evidence, that the internal information is correct, this solidifies the case for historic accuracy and truthfulness. Yes folks, the Bible actually is historically accurate, whether you believe in the God of Abraham, or not!

We also possess direct, and indirect, testimony supporting many aspects of the central events of the New Testament from no less than 18 either neutral or hostile external sources! So much for the "no evidence outside of the writings themselves" myth! This number, again, is unmatched and unheard of for any other work of this type from antiquity. In other words, if this were virtually any other book from antiquity, there would be absolutely no doubt as to it's historicity, but because it is the Bible, the bias is so strong, that even if there were 100 more confirmations uncovered, the Higher Critics and the Q-bots would still declare it's unreliability.

One of my favorite pieces of evidence from external literary sources are what is called "indirect evidence from disinterested sources". One in particular stands out in my mind because it addresses a barely noticed or talked about factor of the crucifixion story. This concerns the unexpected total darkness that allegedly consumed the Nations around Israel for about three hours while Jesus suffered the cross. The New Testament use to be the only known historical source for this phenomena, and of course that situation brought forth the accusation that these myth-makers were obviously using a dramatic addition, or perhaps these ignorant people didn't understand the natural lawfulness of eclipses, and read into it some element of spiritual significance…you know those ancients, and how easily a smart person could manipulate them with knowledge of such things. Sounds reasonable, doesn't it?

Since then, however, we have acquired much new data, again much of it has been brought forth by the spade of the Archaeologist, and again these self-proclaimed "Higher" critics have contracted serious 'hoof in mouth' disease, yet they spew their rhetoric in carefully engineered presentations like PBS's "From Jesus to the Christ", and the ignorance of the masses continues to hold true as a valuable tool to propagandists! Take a look here at some of the Eternal Evidence for this one event alone.

Sometime between the years 50 and 100 A.D., a Historian named Thallus wrote a History of the World, it covered from the fall of Troy, to the mid-first century. He records the above mentioned phenomena 'matter of factly' believing it to be an eclipse of the Sun, without even remotely connecting it to the Jesus events. Here, we have the first external confirmation of this Biblically recorded phenomena from a totally disinterested source. Thallus, is drawing absolutely no connection to the crucifixion, yet records the occurrence. Years later, another Historian named Julius Africanus, in his 'History of the World' argues against an eclipse as the most probable explanation! This further attested to the sudden darkness as occurring, the 'what it was' being the issue that was debated. In the case of Thallus' history, he wrote neutrally concerning the facts during the lifetime of the men who engineered the crucifixion. But as far as Chrestos was concerned, after all, to a patriotic Roman citizen, what is one more crucified enemy of Rome? Now if as the critical school originally had claimed, that this strange darkness was merely the addition of a devise, at the time there would have been some dispute regarding Thallus' declaration, wouldn't you think? If Caesar knew it was a lie, what do you think would have happened to Thallus? Yet, again, nothing happened to him, and Rome accepted this History as a true accounting of the facts!

Last of all, there is Phlegon, another disinterested Roman Historian that was previously a slave who was set free by non-other than Tiberius Caesar only decades after the event. He records the event of the darkness as being exactly between the 6th and the 9th hour, during the full moon of the very month specified in the crucifixion account (same hours, same exact day?). Phlegon therefore, as a disinterested, and possibly hostile source, confirms the time, and the day, which was the Passover. The Scriptures say that this mysterious darkness occurred!!! So doesn't all the extant Historians we have found so far. Hence, void of any interest in perpetuating this movement in the eyes of Rome, Phlegon ties the event of the darkness to the very Passover recorded in the Gospels, without ever mentioning it's alleged relation to Y'shua/Jesus!

Historiography declares this to be confirmation par excellence! Why would this group, not at all interested in the Gospel, validate an apparently insignificant detail, if it weren't the truth? In other words, their concern was the peculiarity of the event, not the Christ message.

As it turns out, it is modern science that has spoken to the miraculous nature of this historically validated event, and proves that Africanus actually was correct, and that Thallus was not, because as every Jewish person and Messianic Christian knows, Passover is always on a full moon, and modern science absolutely proves that an eclipse of the Sun, has never occurred on a full moon, and neither can it. Hello! Let's repeat that one more time…AN ECLIPSE OF THE SUN CANNOT OCCUR ON A FULL MOON. Therefore, this sudden darkness that factually happened was not a natural occurrence! Just the facts folks, jus'the facts!

So that makes the testimony of Thallus and Phlegon contrasted by Julius's rebuttal even more significant in light of the Christ event. Why? Because something outside of known natural laws, most assuredly occurred on that day, during that exact time, and up until recently, the only indication of this fact was in the Gospel story. Hallelujah! So how come these revealed facts are always conveniently excluded from the presentations meant to feed the indoctrinated? Could they purposely be avoiding the truth for some reason? Hmmm! It has certainly been selectively excluded. Selah!

Next, there are ample references to the Jesus of the Gospels in other external sources such as Paterculus, Tactius, Flavius Josephus, the Talmud, and others. So the old claim by the so-called "Higher Critics", and revived in the study hall of the ultra-liberal Q-bots, that the only historic source of 'the Jesus traditions' are the New Testament writings, is either an error of presumption, or an intentionally imposed bias, or an entirely engineered lie on the part of these professional skeptics. You simply cannot have it both ways.

The tradition handed on from Jesus through the writings of the Apostles has been considered validated by eyewitness testimony, Historiography, the Archaeologists spade, and that over and over, and that doesn't even scratch the surface as to how far beyond statistical probabilities the mere phenomena of the presence of such a book is, let alone the man Himself. Just do a study on the 1000's of literally fulfilled prophecies from the Old Testament alone! No other book ever, and no other religion ever, even comes close to this "beyond statistical probability" feature.

Jesus of Nazareth alone fulfilled over 100 messianic prophecies to the letter, and over 60 of those in just His birth, death, burial, and resurrection. The science of statistical probabilities tells us that if one single individual were to be the fulfillment of only eight of these predictions from centuries before their birth, the odds would be astronomical, but for this many to have seen fulfillment, and that not counting the many related details, is way beyond chance. One mathematician has stated that these odds are so improbable they reach into what must be called the "miraculous"! Astronomer/Mathematician, Dr. Hugh Ross, after examining these probabilities, says it would be "more probable for your blood to freeze on a hot day"! The point is, we are clearly not dealing with chance coincidence! This many fulfilled prophecies were not the accidental production of random chemical interactions. The Math is indicating, that something that actually was, technically, should never have occurred. Yet, it did!!!

So what do we do with this Y'shua, and His world changing influence? He clearly stands as an enigma to human understanding, and each and every person, from lawyers to scientists, and even to the most uneducated aboriginal peoples (in the sense that western moderns would define an education), no matter how skeptical, when they engage the evidences objectively, with no preconceived, or as Yamauchi called it, "irrational bias", are changed by the life and teaching of this one man. Hmmm! Was He a mere man? Disinterested Historian Flavius Josephus in his famous, Jewish Antiquities, less than three decades after the central events, testifies to the person of Y'shua of Nazareth as being more than a mere man, and that he indeed did miraculous works (Pele', i.e., full of wonders, Isaiah 9:6), and that he was seen by many after his crucifixion, and much, much, more! Hmmm!

What does it profit a Historian for Rome, a non-Messianic Pharisee since birth, to 'matter of factly' record a reference to the miracles, and to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, as simple historical facts? Even if he thought him to be a master of illusion and a charlatan (which he in no wise indicates), the facts of the central events of the New Testament are being validated from a near in time, hostile source, only about 30 years after Jesus left this Earth. When Josephus was a small boy, and most probably a young man, eyewitnesses to these things were still alive, the parchment of public record was fresh and available. In fact, there were Apostles still alive in 60 AD, some of whom were probably still preaching and teaching these things right in Jerusalem. The Church had a solid base there, with thousands who believed that this very Jesus was the awaited ha'Moschiach, who would one day return as ha'Moschiach ben David, to rule as the victorious King of Israel. Did he live? Undoubtedly! Will He return? Well that you must decide for yourself as this case unfolds further.

Beloved, as you have seen, Historiography stands as a blatant refutation to the presuppositions of the critical school, and the modernist leanings of today's ultra-liberal Seminaries. The Internal and External evidences alone provided so far, though not nearly exhaustive, are sufficient enough to prove the historical accuracy of the book, let alone the miraculous documentary evidence in favor of this conclusion. Archaeology and statistical analysis have only been found to support the reliability of the New Testament. The many testimonies of some of the world's great minds in our times, who went from very hostile positions against the truthfulness of the scriptures, to becoming staunch supporters and defenders of "the faith once delivered for all". Lastly, the issue of fulfilled prophecy is so profound. How many today realize the numbers of prophecies being fulfilled in our own time? Not enough, that is for sure!

Finally there are the many scientific statements the Bible makes regarding things the ancients could not possibly had known about (not discluding the multitude of fulfilled prophecies, some centuries before they occurred, and the statistical probabilities of persons and events, the math has been done), and much, much more.

Do you know that Gallileo, a Bible believing Christian, against the efforts of the corrupt pseudo-Aristotelian hierarchical power structure of Rome in his time, found in the Bible that the world hung in space on nothing from the book of Job. This so inspired him, he went on to discover the Sun centered solar system we now know of so 'matter of factly'. A man inspired and persecuted for the truth of God has given us hope.

Then there is the story of Christopher Columbus, Christopher meaning Christ bearer, after having read of the 'khug' of the Earth (the sphericity or roundness, interpreted "circle" in the Latin and English) in the book of Isaiah, he set sail "in faith", when the whole world, and even many in the Hierarchical political and organized Church had since rejected God's word (John 17:17), and placed it on the list of forbidden books. They swore he was a mad man, and that everyone knew that the world was flat! But hallelujah, our God knew better, and if not for Isaiah 40 and God's inspiration of this man, there may have never been a U.S.A.!

The history claims that after 34 days at sea, his sailors were fed up. They told him they would mutiny and return if they did not find land in three days. He had no alternative but to pray. On exactly the third day, at the time the Sun was rising on the horizon, he was saved. They noticed a few branches of trees with leaves still on them floating near the ship, and far off in the distance they could make out the faint outline of what grew to become the most beautiful Island they had ever seen. Columbus named it "Holy Saviour" (San Salvadore), and off in the distance, another Island with three mountains which he immediately named "The Trinity" (Trinidad).

In his diary he wrote, "It was the Lord who put it into my mind (I could feel His hand upon me), the fact that it would be possible to sail from here to the Indies. All who heard of my project rejected it with laughter, ridiculing me. There is no question that the inspiration was from the Holy Spirit, because He comforted me with rays of marvelous inspiration from the Holy Scriptures…I am a most noteworthy sinner, but I have cried out to the Lord for grace and mercy, and they have covered me completely. I have found the sweetest consolation since I made it my whole purpose to enjoy His marvelous Presence.

For the execution of the voyage to the Indies, I did not make use of intelligence, mathematics or maps. It is simply the fulfillment of what Isaiah had prophesied…

No one should fear to undertake any task in the name of our Savior, if it is just and if the intention is purely for His Holy service. The working out of all things has been assigned to each person by our Lord, but it all happens according to His sovereign will, even though He gives advice. Oh what a gracious Lord, who desires that people should perform for Him those things for which He holds Himself responsible! Day and Night moment by moment, everyone should express their most devoted gratitude to Him." (quotes from Columbus's diary adopted from the October 1971 issue of "The Presbyrterian Layman")

Matthew Maurey, the father of modern oceanography discovered the seas had paths and currents from reading Psalms 8, and set out and documented these paths. That one discovery and proof of the Bibles accuracy alone, saved months of travel time, and millions of lives, as well as dollars, and never since then has any sailor ever again got hung up in the doldrums, outside of an accident, or else by sheer ignorance. Why did this still continue for a while? Because there are few who believe our report! The Creator knew, and He told us, long before humans ever found out, that the unique interaction of wind and wave cause specific pathways through the seas, and mind you these are in no wise straight lines. This is why the modern shipping lanes are not straight. We know not only because of the faith based effort of Matthew Maurey, but later in the 1960's two researchers (Hollister, and Heezen) with the aid of sophisticated radiographic and photographic equipment actually filmed literal paths of rippled sand on the ocean floors that correspond to those currents now traveled in what has become known as the shipping lanes.

God even told us in the Book of Job 38:16, literally thousands of years before the fact was validated by science, about "springs", and even "recesses" (lit. trenches), that are in the bottom of the Ocean? Do you realize that this was not even discovered as a scientific fact until 1873, and only recently have we been able to actually get down deep enough into these trenches to film these springs (see Ballard's research)?

Brunnel, the grandaddy of modern shipping, got his model for maximizing cargo space by generalizing steamer hulls and barges according to the exact ratio of the Noah's Ark dimensions given in the book of Genesis (30 x 5 x 3). In doing so he unintentionally demonstrated two things about the Ark. First that it was the largest vessel ever built (at least up until Brunnel's time; 1858), and secondly, that because of it's unique dimensions ( dictated by God Himself ), it was the perfect cargo carrier. The Ark has been determined by Brunnel to have had 1.5 million cubic feet of space.

British Philosopher Herbert Spencer was unfortunately a Social Darwinist, and as for God, he more than likely didn't believe in such nonsense, however after more than 30 years of research and contemplation, Spencer concluded there to be five fundamentals of Science. These were: Time; Force; Action; Space; and Matter. How unfortunate for poor Spencer that he wasn't just a little more attentive to what the Scriptures had to say, because his conclusion was correct, only it had already been spelled out for him in the very first sentence about the creation, in the very first book of the Bible. Poor deluded Spencer could have saved so much time if he had only read the Bible!

In the beginning: (the time factor)

God : (the force factor)

created: (action)

the heavens and the earth: (space and matter)

Later, God tells us all these things that are made, are made of things that cannot be seen, hinting at the molecular, cellular, and atomic levels, thousands of years before we even had a microscope. Yeah, but YHVH is the potter and we are but the clay! Do you know what a macro-scope is? Neither do I, but apparently God has one! In Psalm 19 we hear of the Sun traveling on a circuit all its own. No, the Bible doesn't teach our Sun to be the static center of a heliocentric universe. Which of course we today know as a fact and take for granted, having proved it to be in its own orbital trajectory, flying through space at 600,000 miles per hour, literally from one end of the cosmos (heavens) to the other. Yet in that time, most of the learned peoples of the world believed either the Earth or the Sun to be the center of a Universe that was fixed, and that moved only as it was relative to it's presumed center. Now we estimate an entire revolution of the Sun's unique circuit to be 220,000,000 years. Both these theories of men were incorrect, yet the Bible had the key to this astronomical truth before them all. Do you realize that we actually didn't scientifically prove these ancient theories to be untrue until the 20th century! Turns out that the Bible was correct against all odds given by the Skeptics!

Similarly, most all of the ancient religions and cultures taught (though I am sure not all individuals) that wind blew in straight lines, only the Bible clearly described it's cyclonic behavior before the second millennium A.D.!

Another of these little known Bible facts that I love to boast about is the story of light. Now no one can doubt that all cultures and religious philosophies taught light to be a static medium, like the Ether, through which we travel. God asks the Psalmist (38:19) if he can discern "the way" to the source of light! The word for "way" here literally means a traveled path or a road. Century after century, skeptics mocked and jeered in their assumptive superiority at this alleged error, yet over time, three Christians unlocked the keys to the mystery of physical light.

First, Sir Isaac Newton, another Bible believing Christian, postulated based on this Bible fact, that when this light travels it's path from it's source, it travels in tiny non-seeable packets or massless particles (photons), and that it does do so in relatively straight lines. This in turn later inspired Huygens to hypothesize the wave theory of radiant light, and thought perhaps they follow the lines of force relative to electromagnetic fields. Finally, another Christian, a Roman Catholic named Roemer, actually measured the velocity of light as it radiated. Today's scientific statement regarding this phenomena is that light radiates in straight line electromagnetic waves at 186,000 miles per second. What of this phenomena called light? Some question and say that in Genesis 1, God creates the light before He creates the Sun, Moon, and stars, and that this somehow brings the whole thing into justifiable question. Yet science now knows that a dark background radiation pervades all space of the Universe that's unknown source is none of these things, and is detectable to our instruments at three degrees Kelvin.

Even if Creationism, as the Bible describes it, were not an accurate moment by moment representation of the beginning of the Universe, in the Big Bang theory as well, there was an explosion containing a massive release of radiant energy and sound (though there was no human ear to hear). This only seems to confirm the statement that God said (sound waves), let there be light, and there was light (photonic or radiant light).

The Bible says that God created the Sun, moon, and stars, for the benefit of living things; for signs, for seasons, and as a testimony of Himself. As creatures here on Earth we know practically nothing is hid from the heat of the Sun. Who can deny any of these things? Do we not still measure the times and seasons by them? The whole world, and even science until the middleages, believed the number of stars were fixed and countable, but God's word alone for centuries had said no! The Scriptures told us, ages before we discovered it to be true, that the stars are not countable, but rather that they are as the grains of sand in the seas (uncountable billions). Today we know that God's word was correct, and the ancient scientists and the Hierarchical Church power-base, were simply incorrect!

God asked Job if he knew how light was parted? The Hebrew word for 'parted' (halaq), means divided or apportioned. Thanks be to God that he brought forth a fellow believer like Newton who took these statements seriously, who in trying to work out the details of his packet of light theory, once and for all proved that light could indeed be parted, divided, and apportioned. This re-discovery from the ancient Book of Job led to an entire science of refraction. There is so much more too this, it is exciting, but who can know, lest the Spirit of God revealed it unto you, for the word says "the natural person cannot receive the things of the Spirit, they are foolishness to them " So even in light of these many examples of profundity, some only perceivable from the perspective of an outside observer, the deaf will not hear, and the blinded will refuse to see.

How many people do you think, say 2000 to 4000 years before Jesus, actually knew the entire Hydraulic Cycle? Can you believe it, the entire cycle is outlined, part and parcel, through out the Scriptures? It's true! The Scriptures tell us that the wind or breath of God moved over the surface of the waters, and in another place that a mist rises up which would water the face of the ground, and that He calls forth the water out of the seas, and gathers the moisture into the clouds, and when they are full, He pours it out as rain and snow upon the mountains, and that the rivers this process creates, all drain back into the sea, and that this cycle has kept on going and going since the very beginning of the Creation of the Earth. Without too much homework, look if you will at Ecclesiastes 1:7;11:3a; and Amos 9:6b!

So you see, most of the true founding father's of modern science were Bible believing Christians, and this is not meant to underscore the many valuable contributions made by many other peoples like the Arabs or Greeks. However the original Biblical sources of these facts has never been properly recognized, or given their due regard, save by a few in our time, and in fact, they have been intentionally ignored, and knowledge of them has been intentionally suppressed by the neo-Darwinians preconceived philosophical presumptions that apparently dictate the ideation of what equals "public education" in our day.

For Copernicus, Galileo, Pascal, and others, it was conjectured that since God was a God of orderliness and laws, that the presence of such laws in Nature would have to be forthcoming, if only we would or could look close enough we would and could find them out and use them to better understand our world. In just the first two verses of the Bible this God begins to bring order out of chaos. Major scientific conceptuals, like time, force, space, matter, action re-action, etc., are all indicated here as inherent to the entire process developing over time. Because of this, the Bible is unlike any other writing of this genre, anywhere, through out all history. The whole adventure takes place from the perspective of an outside observer. Life, intelligence, and intent, are all implied to precede lawful formation, function, and interactive dependency, rather than growing out of them. The very idea that such lawful formation and interdependent function at the most basic levels wherever we everywhere observe (even more so with the refinement of instrumentation), could ever precede from absolutely nothing for absolutely no reason at all, seemed to them to be intellectually absurd and quite illogical. And indeed it is! That such refined and sensitively related lawfulness proceeded from absolute lawlessness without an intelligent progenitor was doubly absurd. Even Plato's Timaeus and the wise philosopher Aristotle demonstrated the need for an unmoved Mover. What we call " Nature " can not be a creator, for it is nothing more than God's gestalt of all these forms, functions, and interactive dependencies! Therefore, whether we are talking Copernicus (Astronomy), Kepler (Cosmology), or Boyle (Chemistry), Pascal (Math), Steno (Anatomy), Faraday (Light), Lord Kelvin (Thermodynamics), Maxwell (electro-magnetism, foundation of Quantum Physics), Mendel (Genetic inheritance), Pastuer (Bacteriology), or the mysteries unfolded by Tesla and Marconi (Telegraph and Radio), Edison (Telephone and Lighting), J. H. Muller (Biological Research)? All these masterful minds were Bible believing Christians, and the list just keeps on going on, and on, and on.

Now don't get me wrong, the Bible clearly is not meant to be a science book, nor does it boast any revelation of scientific knowledge, nor should it dictate what science can actually demonstrate by adequate proofs and evidences, but Jesus said the word is the truth (not contains it). So I hope the editor has let all this through or sent it to you in two or more parts, and may the Lord be with you

• Inbreed
• Indian
• Indigo
• Indri
• Ingoing
• Inhibit
• Injury
• Intent
• Intern
• Inter
• Inti
• Intrigue
• Inward

• Aloin
• Bodkin
• Bulletin
• Cousin
• Djin
• Dublin
• Elfin
• Gamin
• Groin
• Heroin
• Lapin
• Lupin
• Protein
• Quin
• Regain
• Sequin
• Strain
• Terrain
• Violin
• Zein

2-letter words

in

3-letter words

ain, bin, din, fin, gin, hin, ink, inn, ins, jin, kin, lin, pin, rin, sin, tin, vin, win, yin

4-letter words

agin, ains, akin, amin, ayin, bind, bine, bins, bint, blin, brin, cain, chin, cine, coin, dine, ding, dink, dins, dint, djin, fain, find, fine, fink, fino, fins, foin, gain, gink, gins, grin, hind, hins, hint, inby, inch, info, inia, inks, inky, inly, inns, inro, inti, into, jink, jinn, jins, jinx, join, kain, kina, kind, kine, king, kink, kino, kins, lain, line, ling, link, linn, lino, lins, lint, liny, loin, main, mina, mind, mine, mini, mink, mint, minx, nine, oink, pain, pein, pina, pine, ping, pink, pins, pint, piny, pyin, quin, rain, rein, rind, ring, rink, rins, ruin, sain, shin, sine, sing, sinh, sink, sins, skin, spin, tain, thin, tine, ting, tins, tint, tiny, twin, vain, vein, vina, vine, vino, vins, viny, wain, whin, wind, wine, wing, wink, wino, wins, winy, yins, zein, zinc, zing

5-letter words

acing, acini, actin, again, aging, algin, aline, aloin, amain, amine, amino, amins, aping, auxin, awing, axing, ayins, azine, basin, begin, being, binal, bindi, binds, bines, binge, bingo, binit, bints, blain, blind, blini, blink, boing, brain, brine, bring, brink, brins, briny, bruin, burin, cabin, cains, chain, china, chine, chink, chino, chins, cinch, cines, cline, cling, clink, coins, colin, conin, covin, cuing, cumin, cutin, dinar, dined, diner, dines, dinge, dingo, dings, dingy, dinks, dinky, dints, djinn, djins, doing, drain, drink, dwine, dying, eking, elain, elfin, elint, eloin, eosin, exine, eying, fagin, faint, feint, ficin, final, finch, finds, fined, finer, fines, finis, finks, finny, finos, fling, flint, foins, gains, gamin, ginks, ginny, glint, going, grain, grind, grins, groin, hemin, hinds, hinge, hinny, hints, hying, icing, imine, imino, inane, inapt, inarm, inbye, incog, incur, incus, index, indie, indol, indow, indri, indue, inept, inert, infer, infix, infos, infra, ingle, ingot, inion, inked, inker, inkle, inlay, inlet, inned, inner, input, inset, inter, intis, intro, inure, inurn, iodin, iring, jingo, jinks, jinni, jinns, joins, joint, kains, kinas, kinds, kines, kings, kinin, kinks, kinky, kinos, koine, lapin, levin, linac, lindy, lined, linen, liner, lines, liney, linga, lingo, lings, lingy, linin, links, linky, linns, linos, lints, linty, linum, lipin, loins, lupin, lying, lysin, mains, matin, mavin, meiny, minae, minas, mince, mincy, minds, mined, miner, mines, mingy, minim, minis, minke, minks, minny, minor, mints, minty, minus, mucin, nines, ninja, ninny, ninon, ninth, ohing, oinks, olein, opine, oping, opsin, orcin, orpin, ovine, owing, pains, paint, patin, pavin, peins, pekin, piing, pinas, pinch, pined, pines, piney, pingo, pings, pinko, pinks, pinky, pinna, pinny, pinon, pinot, pinta, pinto, pints, pinup, plain, plink, poind, point, prink, print, purin, pyins, quins, quint, quoin, rains, rainy, ravin, rawin, reink, reins, renin, repin, resin, rewin, rhino, ricin, rinds, rings, rinks, rinse, robin, rosin, ruing, ruins, rutin, sabin, sains, saint, sarin, sasin, satin, savin, seine, serin, shine, shins, shiny, since, sines, sinew, singe, sings, sinhs, sinks, sinus, skein, skink, skins, skint, slain, sling, slink, sozin, spine, spins, spiny, stain, stein, sting, stink, stint, suing, suint, swain, swine, swing, swink, tains, taint, takin, teind, thein, thine, thing, think, thins, tinct, tinea, tined, tines, tinge, tings, tinny, tints, toxin, train, trine, twain, twine, twins, twiny, tying, unpin, urine, using, veins, veiny, venin, vinal, vinas, vinca, vined, vines, vinic, vinos, vinyl, vying, wains, whine, whins, whiny, wince, winch, winds, windy, wined, wines, winey, wings, wingy, winks, winos, winze, wring, yince, yogin, zayin, zeins, zincs, zincy, zineb, zings, zingy, zinky

6-letter words

aahing, ablins, abying, acetin, aching, acinar, acinic, acinus, acting, actins, adding, adjoin, aedine, affine, ageing, agings, aiding, ailing, aiming, airing, alanin, albino, aldrin, alevin, alexin, algins, alined, aliner, alines, alkine, aloins, alpine, alumin, alvine, amidin, amines, aminic, ammine, ammino, angina, anilin, anoint, anting, arcing, arming, aroint, arshin, arsine, arsino, ashing, asking, attain, atwain, auding, auxins, avidin, aweing, awning, azines, baaing, baking, baling, baning, baring, basing, basins, bating, baying, beduin, begins, behind, beings, benzin, berlin, biding, biffin, biggin, biking, bikini, binary, binate, binder, bindis, bindle, binged, binges, bingos, binits, binned, binocs, biotin, biting, blains, blinds, blinis, blinks, blintz, bluing, bobbin, boding, bodkin, boffin, boning, booing, boring, bovine, bowfin, bowing, boxing, brains, brainy, brined, briner, brines, brings, brinks, bromin, brucin, bruins, bumkin, burins, busing, buskin, buying, byline, cabins, caging, caking, calkin, canine, caning, caplin, carina, caring, carlin, casein, casing, casini, casino, catkin, catlin, caving, cawing, ceding, cering, chaine, chains, chinas, chinch, chined, chines, chinks, chinky, chinos, chints, chintz, chitin, chopin, cinder, cinema, cineol, cinque, citing, citrin, clinal, clinch, clines, clings, clingy, clinic, clinks, cluing, cocain, cochin, codein, coding, codlin, coffin, coined, coiner, cojoin, coking, colins, coming, conine, coning, conins, cooing, coping, coring, cortin, cosine, coting, cousin, coving, covins, cowing, coxing, coying, cretin, cringe, crinum, crying, cubing, cueing, cumins, cummin, curing, cutins, cyanin, cymlin, dainty, daring, dating, dawing, dazing, define, deking, dentin, detain, devein, dewing, dezinc, diamin, diazin, dicing, dieing, diking, dinars, dindle, dinero, diners, dinged, dinges, dingey, dinghy, dingle, dingus, dining, dinked, dinkey, dinkly, dinkum, dinned, dinner, dinted, dioxin, divine, diving, djinni, djinns, djinny, dobbin, doings, doling, domain, domine, doming, domino, doping, dormin, dosing, doting, dowing, dozing, drains, drinks, drying, dubbin, duding, dunlin, duping, during, dwined, dwines, dyeing, dyings, dyking, earing, easing, eating, ebbing, eching, echini, edging, egging, elains, elfins, elints, eloins, emetin, emodin, encina, ending, endrin, engine, enjoin, enwind, eosine, eosins, equine, eringo, ermine, erring, essoin, estrin, etamin, evince, exines, eyeing, facing, fading, fagins, fainer, faints, faking, famine, faming, farina, faring, fating, faxing, faying, fazing, feeing, feints, feline, ferine, feting, feuing, fibrin, ficins, fifing, filing, finale, finals, finder, finely, finery, finest, finger, finial, fining, finish, finite, finked, finned, firing, firkin, fixing, flavin, flinch, flings, flints, flinty, florin, flying, foined, forint, foxing, fringe, fringy, frying, fuming, fusain, fusing, fuzing, gaeing, gaging, gained, gainer, gainly, gainst, gamine, gaming, gamins, gaping, gaskin, gating, gazing, geeing, gibing, gieing, gingal, ginger, gingko, ginkgo, ginned, ginner, giving, glints, globin, gluing, glycin, goblin, goings, goring, gradin, grains, grainy, gratin, grinds, groins, guanin, guinea, guying, gybing, gyring, gyving, hading, haeing, haemin, haling, haring, harmin, harpin, hating, hatpin, having, hawing, haying, hazing, heinie, hemins, herein, heroin, hewing, hexing, hiding, hieing, hiking, hinder, hinged, hinger, hinges, hinted, hinter, hiring, hiving, hoddin, hoeing, hoking, holing, homing, hominy, honing, hoping, hosing, hyalin, hyping, icings, idling, imines, imping, inaner, inanes, inarch, inarms, inborn, inbred, incage, incant, incase, incept, incest, inched, inches, incise, incite, inclip, incogs, income, incony, incubi, incult, incurs, incuse, indaba, indeed, indene, indent, indict, indies, indign, indigo, indite, indium, indole, indols, indoor, indows, indris, induce, induct, indued, indues, indult, inerts, infamy, infant, infare, infect, infers, infest, infirm, inflow, influx, infold, inform, infuse, ingate, ingest, ingles, ingots, ingulf, inhale, inhaul, inhere, inhume, inject, injure, injury, inkers, inkier, inking, inkjet, inkles, inkpot, inlace, inlaid, inland, inlays, inlets, inlier, inmate, inmesh, inmost, innate, inners, inning, inpour, inputs, inroad, inrush, insane, inseam, insect, insert, insets, inside, insist, insole, insoul, inspan, instal, instar, instep, instil, insult, insure, intact, intake, intend, intent, intern, inters, intima, intime, intine, intomb, intone, intort, intown, intron, intros, intuit, inturn, inulin, inured, inures, inurns, invade, invent, invert, invest, invite, invoke, inwall, inward, inwind, inwove, inwrap, iodine, iodins, irking, isatin, isling, jading, japing, jarina, jasmin, jawing, jeeing, jerkin, jibing, jiminy, jingal, jingko, jingle, jingly, jinked, jinker, jinnee, jinxed, jinxes, jiving, joined, joiner, joints, joking, jowing, joying, juking, kainit, kamsin, kaolin, kelvin, keying, kinase, kinder, kindle, kindly, kinema, kinged, kingly, kinins, kinked, kiting, koines, lacing, lading, ladino, laking, lamina, laming, lapins, larine, lasing, latino, lattin, laving, lawine, lawing, laying, lazing, lectin, leggin, leucin, levins, lignin, liking, limina, liming, linacs, linage, linden, lineal, linear, linens, lineny, liners, lineup, lingam, lingas, linger, lingua, linier, lining, linins, linked, linker, linkup, linnet, linsey, lintel, linter, lintol, linums, lipins, living, lomein, looing, loping, losing, loving, lowing, loxing, lumina, lupine, lupins, luring, lutein, luting, lyings, lysine, lysing, lysins, macing, mainly, making, maline, malkin, margin, marina, marine, marlin, martin, mating, matins, mattin, mavins, mawing, maying, mayvin, mazing, medina, meinie, meninx, merino, merlin, meting, mewing, miking, miming, minced, mincer, minces, minded, minder, miners, mingle, minify, minima, minims, mining, minion, minish, minium, minkes, minnow, minors, minted, minter, minuet, minute, minxes, minyan, miring, mixing, moline, mooing, moping, moulin, moving, mowing, mucins, muffin, muling, muntin, murein, murine, muring, musing, muslin, mutine, muting, mutiny, myelin, myosin, naming, nandin, nankin, napkin, narine, niacin, niding, ninety, ninjas, ninons, ninths, nixing, noggin, nomina, nosing, noting, nubbin, nuking, numina, oaring, obtain, offing, ogling, oiling, oinked, olefin, oleine, oleins, oohing, oozing, opined, opines, opsins, opting, orbing, orcein, orcins, ordain, origin, orpine, orpins, oscine, ossein, outing, outsin, ovines, owning, pacing, paging, painch, pained, paints, painty, paling, papain, paring, patina, patine, patins, paulin, paving, pavins, pawing, paying, pectin, peined, pekins, pepsin, pidgin, pieing, piggin, piking, piling, pinang, pinata, pincer, pinder, pineal, pinene, pinery, pineta, pinged, pinger, pingos, pinier, pining, pinion, pinite, pinked, pinken, pinker, pinkey, pinkie, pinkly, pinkos, pinnae, pinnal, pinnas, pinned, pinner, pinole, pinons, pinots, pintas, pintle, pintos, pinups, pinyin, pinyon, piping, pipkin, pippin, plains, plaint, plinks, plinth, plying, poinds, pointe, points, pointy, poking, poling, poplin, poring, posing, postin, poxing, prince, prinks, prints, prying, pterin, puffin, puking, puling, punkin, purine, purins, purlin, qindar, qintar, quaint, quince, quinic, quinin, quinoa, quinol, quinsy, quinte, quints, quoins, rabbin, racing, raging, rained, raisin, raking, rapine, raping, raring, rasing, ratine, rating, ratlin, ravine, raving, ravins, rawins, raxing, raying, razing, reagin, rebind, recoin, redfin, reding, refind, refine, regain, regina, reined, reinks, rejoin, reline, relink, remain, remind, remint, renins, rennin, repine, repins, requin, resins, resiny, retain, retina, retine, retint, rewind, rewins, rhinal, rhinos, ricing, ricins, riding, riling, riming, rinded, ringed, ringer, rinsed, rinser, rinses, riping, rising, riving, robbin, robing, robins, roping, rosing, rosins, rosiny, roving, rowing, ruined, ruiner, ruling, rumina, rusine, rutins, ryking, sabine, sabins, saimin, sained, saints, salina, saline, saning, sarins, sasins, sating, satins, satiny, savine, saving, savins, sawing, saying, seeing, seined, seiner, seines, seisin, seizin, semina, sequin, serein, serine, sering, serins, sewing, sexing, shindy, shined, shiner, shines, shinny, shrine, shrink, shying, siding, simlin, sinews, sinewy, sinful, singed, singer, singes, single, singly, sinker, sinned, sinner, sinter, siping, siring, siskin, siting, sizing, skeins, skiing, skinks, skinny, skying, slings, slinks, slinky, sluing, soling, soring, sowing, sozine, sozins, spavin, sphinx, spinal, spined, spinel, spines, spinet, spinny, spinor, spinto, spline, splint, sprain, spring, sprint, spuing, spying, squint, stains, steins, stingo, stings, stingy, stinko, stinks, stinky, stints, strain, string, stying, suints, supine, swains, swinge, swings, swingy, swinks, sylvin, syrinx, tahini, taints, taking, takins, tamein, taming, tannin, taping, taring, tawing, taxing, teeing, teinds, tenpin, tewing, theine, theins, things, thinks, thinly, tiding, tieing, tiepin, tiffin, tiling, timing, tincal, tincts, tinder, tineal, tineas, tineid, tinful, tinged, tinges, tingle, tingly, tinier, tinily, tining, tinker, tinkle, tinkly, tinman, tinmen, tinned, tinner, tinsel, tinted, tinter, tiring, tocsin, toeing, toking, toling, toning, toping, toting, towing, toxine, toxins, toying, trains, trinal, trined, trines, tropin, truing, trying, tsking, tubing, tuning, twains, twined, twiner, twines, twinge, tyning, typing, tyring, umping, unakin, unbind, uncini, undine, unkind, unkink, unlink, unpins, unwind, upbind, upping, upwind, urchin, urging, urinal, urines, ursine, vagina, vahine, vainer, vainly, valine, veinal, veined, veiner, venine, venins, verdin, vermin, vexing, vicing, viking, vimina, vinals, vincas, vineal, vinery, vinier, vinify, vining, vinous, vinyls, violin, virgin, vising, voling, voting, vowing, wading, waging, wahine, waking, waling, waning, waring, waving, waxing, weiner, welkin, whined, whiner, whines, whiney, whinge, whinny, wifing, wiling, winced, wincer, winces, wincey, winded, winder, windle, window, windup, winery, winged, winger, winier, wining, winish, winked, winker, winkle, winned, winner, winnow, winoes, winter, wintle, wintry, winzes, wiping, wiring, wising, within, witing, wiving, wooing, wowing, wrings, wrying, wyling, wyting, yawing, yeelin, yogini, yogins, yoking, yowing, zayins, zeatin, zechin, zinced, zincic, zincky, zinebs, zinged, zinger, zinnia, zoning

7-letter words

abasing, abating, abiding, ablings, aboding, absinth, abstain, abusing, acarine, acetins, acinose, acinous, aclinic, acrasin, actinal, actings, actinia, actinic, actinon, acyloin, addling, adenine, adjoins, adjoint, adoring, affinal, affined, affines, against, ageings, aginner, aiblins, ainsell, airings, airline, airting, alanine, alanins, albinal, albinic, albinos, albumin, aldrins, alevins, alexine, alexins, aliners, alining, alkalin, alkines, allicin, allying, alpines, alumina, alumine, alumins, amazing, ambling, amboina, amidine, amidins, aminity, ammines, amorini, amorino, amusing, aneling, aneurin, anginal, anginas, angling, anguine, anhinga, aniline, anilins, ankling, anoints, anteing, antings, appoint, archine, arching, arcking, arcsine, argling, arguing, arising, armings, aroints, arshins, arsines, asinine, askings, aspirin, asquint, atingle, atoning, atropin, attains, attaint, audings, autoing, auxinic, avidins, avowing, awaking, awnings, babying, baching, backing, badging, baffing, bagging, bailing, baiting, bakings, balding, balking, balling, bambini, bambino, bamming, banding, banging, banking, banning, barbing, barding, barfing, bargain, barging, barking, barring, bashing, basinal, basined, basinet, basking, basting, bathing, batting, batwing, bawling, beading, beaming, beaning, bearing, beating, becking, bedding, bedouin, beduins, beefing, beeline, beeping, begging, beguine, behinds, belling, belting, belying, bending, benzine, benzins, benzoin, bepaint, berline, berlins, besting, betaine, bethink, betting, biasing, bibbing, bidding, biffing, biffins, bigging, biggins, bikinis, bilging, bilking, billing, binders, bindery, binding, bindles, binging, binning, binocle, biotins, birding, birling, birring, bitting, bivinyl, blaming, blaring, blawing, blazing, blinded, blinder, blindly, blinked, blinker, blintze, blowing, bluefin, blueing, bluings, bluming, boating, bobbing, bobbins, bodings, bodkins, bodying, boffins, bogging, boiling, bolling, bolting, bombing, bonding, bonging, bonking, boobing, booking, booming, boomkin, booting, boozing, bopping, borings, bossing, botulin, bousing, bovines, bowfins, bowings, bowline, bowling, bowsing, boxings, bracing, brained, braking, braving, braying, brazing, brewing, bribing, brinded, brindle, briners, bringer, brinier, brinies, brining, brinish, bromine, bromins, brucine, brucins, bruting, bubinga, bucking, budding, budging, buffing, bugging, bugling, bulging, bulking, bulling, bumkins, bumming, bumping, bumpkin, bunging, bunking, bunting, buoying, burking, burling, burning, burping, burring, burying, bushing, busings, busking, buskins, bussing, busting, busying, butling, butting, butyrin, buzzing, bylined, byliner, bylines, byrling, cabbing, cabined, cabinet, cabling, caching, cadging, caffein, calcine, calking, calkins, calling, calming, calving, camping, canakin, canikin, canines, canning, cantina, canting, capelin, caplins, capping, caprine, captain, carabin, carbine, carding, carinae, carinal, carinas, carking, carline, carling, carlins, carmine, carotin, carping, carting, carving, caseins, cashing, casings, casinos, casking, cassino, casting, catkins, catling, catlins, catmint, catting, cauline, causing, cavings, ceasing, ceiling, celling, censing, ceratin, certain, cervine, cessing, chafing, chagrin, chained, chaines, charing, chasing, chawing, chewing, chewink, chiding, chiming, chinchy, chining, chinked, chinned, chinone, chinook, chintzy, chitins, chitlin, chlorin, choking, choline, chopine, chopins, chorine, choring, chowing, chuting, cinched, cinches, cinders, cindery, cineast, cinemas, cineole, cineols, cinerin, cingula, cinques, cipolin, citrine, citrins, clawing, claying, cleping, clewing, clinged, clinger, clinics, clinked, clinker, cloning, closing, cloying, clueing, coalbin, coaling, coaming, coating, coaxing, cocaine, cocains, cochins, cocking, codding, codeina, codeine, codeins, codling, codlins, coffing, coffins, cogging, coifing, coiling, coinage, coiners, coinfer, coining, cointer, cojoins, colicin, collins, combine, combing, comings, comping, complin, confine, coniine, conines, conjoin, conking, conning, contain, cooking, cooling, cooping, copings, copping, copying, coquina, corbina, cording, corking, corning, cortins, corvina, corvine, coshing, cosines, costing, cosying, couping, cousins, covings, cowbind, cowling, cowskin, cozying, craning, craping, crating, craving, crazing, creatin, creping, cretins, crewing, cringed, cringer, cringes, cringle, crinite, crinkle, crinkly, crinoid, crinums, crocein, crocine, crowing, cuffing, cuisine, culling, culming, cumarin, cummins, cunning, cupping, curbing, curding, curling, curring, cursing, curtain, curving, cussing, cutline, cutting, cyanine, cyanins, cycasin, cycling, cymling, cymlins, cystein, cystine, czarina, dabbing, dadoing, daffing, damming, damning, damping, dancing, danging, dapping, darings, darking, darling, darning, darting, dashing, daubing, dauphin, dauting, dawning, dawting, dealing, deaning, deaving, decking, decline, deeding, deeming, defined, definer, defines, defying, deicing, delaine, deleing, delving, denning, dentine, denting, dentins, denying, depaint, destain, destine, destiny, detains, detinue, detrain, deucing, deveins, dextrin, dezincs, dialing, diamine, diamins, diazine, diazins, dibbing, dicliny, dieting, digging, digoxin, dimming, dindled, dindles, dineric, dineros, dinette, dingbat, dingeys, dingier, dingies, dingily, dinging, dingles, dingoes, dinkeys, dinkier, dinkies, dinking, dinkums, dinners, dinning, dinting, dioxins, dipping, dirking, dirling, discing, disdain, dishing, disjoin, disking, distain, divined, diviner, divines, doating, dobbins, docking, dodging, doeskin, doffing, dogging, dolling, dolphin, domains, domines, dominie, dominos, donning, dooming, dormins, dossing, dotting, dourine, dousing, downing, dowsing, drained, drainer, draping, drawing, draying, dreeing, drinker, driving, droning, droving, drumlin, dubbing, dubbins, ducking, duckpin, ducting, dueling, dulling, dumbing, dumping, dunging, dunking, dunlins, dunning, dunting, dupping, durning, dusking, dustbin, dusting, dwindle, dwining, dyeings, eanling, earings, earning, earring, easting, eatings, eccrine, echinus, echoing, eddying, edgings, editing, educing, einkorn, elapine, elastin, elating, eliding, eloined, eloiner, eloping, eluding, eluting, emetine, emetins, eminent, emodins, emoting, emptins, enamine, enchain, encinal, encinas, endings, endrins, enduing, engined, engines, engrain, enjoins, ensuing, entrain, entwine, enuring, envying, enwinds, eosines, eosinic, epinaoi, epinaos, equines, equinox, erasing, erepsin, eringos, erlking, ermined, ermines, eroding, errhine, eserine, espying, essoins, estrins, etamine, etamins, etching, ethinyl, eucaine, evading, evening, evinced, evinces, eviting, evoking, examine, exiling, exiting, explain, exscind, extinct, exuding, eyewink, fabling, facings, fadging, fadings, fagging, failing, fainest, fainted, fainter, faintly, fairing, falling, famines, fanning, fanzine, farcing, farding, farinas, farinha, farming, fascine, fashing, fasting, fatling, fatting, fawning, fearing, feasing, feazing, feeding, feeling, feezing, feinted, felines, felling, felting, feminie, fencing, fending, fessing, fetting, feuding, fibbing, fibrins, fibroin, fidging, figging, filings, filling, filming, finable, finagle, finales, finalis, finally, finance, finback, finches, finders, finding, finesse, finfish, finfoot, fingers, finials, finical, finicky, finikin, finings, finises, finites, finking, finless, finlike, finmark, finnier, finning, firings, firkins, firming, fishing, fisting, fitting, fixings, fizzing, flaking, flaming, flaring, flavine, flavins, flawing, flaying, fleeing, flexing, fleying, flinder, flinger, flinted, fliting, florins, flowing, fluking, fluming, fluorin, fluting, fluxing, flyings, flyting, foaling, foaming, fobbing, fogging, foiling, foining, folacin, folding, fonding, fontina, fooling, footing, fopping, forcing, fording, forging, forints, forking, forming, fouling, fowling, foxings, foxskin, framing, fraying, freeing, fringed, fringes, frizing, fubbing, fuchsin, fudging, fueling, fugging, fugling, fuguing, fulling, fulmine, funding, funking, funning, furling, furring, fusains, fussing, futzing, fuzzing, gabbing, gabling, gadding, gaffing, gagging, gainers, gainful, gaining, gainsay, gaiting, gallein, galling, gamines, gamings, gamming, ganging, gaoling, gapping, garbing, garring, gashing, gasking, gaskins, gasping, gassing, gasting, gastrin, gauging, gauming, gawking, gawping, gearing, gecking, gelatin, gelding, gelling, geminal, gemming, genuine, germina, getting, gherkin, gibbing, gifting, gigging, gilding, gilling, gimping, gingall, gingals, gingeli, gingely, gingers, gingery, gingham, gingili, gingiva, ginkgos, ginners, ginnier, ginning, ginseng, gipping, girding, girning, girting, glaring, glazing, gliadin, gliding, gliming, glinted, globing, globins, glonoin, gloving, glowing, glozing, glueing, glycine, glycins, gnawing, goading, goaling, gobbing, goblins, godding, godling, golfing, gonging, goofing, goosing, gorging, gosling, gouging, gowning, gracing, gradine, grading, gradins, grained, grainer, graplin, gratine, grating, gratins, graving, graying, grazing, greeing, gremlin, greying, griding, griffin, griming, grinded, grinder, grinned, grinner, griping, griskin, groined, groping, growing, guanine, guanins, guiding, guiling, guineas, guising, gulfing, gulling, gulping, gumming, gunning, gurging, gushing, gusting, gutting, gypping, hacking, haemins, hafting, hagging, hailing, hairpin, haloing, halting, halving, hamming, handing, hanging, hanking, hanting, happing, harking, harmine, harming, harmins, harping, harpins, hashing, hasping, hasting, hatpins, hatting, hauling, hawking, hayings, hazings, heading, headpin, healing, heaping, hearing, heating, heaving, hedging, heeding, heeling, heezing, hefting, heiling, heinies, heinous, heiring, helling, helming, helping, helving, hematin, hemline, hemming, henting, heparin, herding, heroine, heroins, herring, hidings, hijinks, hilding, hilling, hilting, hinders, hindgut, hingers, hinging, hinnied, hinnies, hinters, hinting, hipline, hipping, hircine, hirudin, hissing, histing, hitting, hoatzin, hoaxing, hobbing, hoboing, hocking, hoddins, hogging, hoising, holding, holking, homines, hominid, honking, hooding, hoofing, hooking, hooping, hooting, hopping, hordein, hording, horning, horsing, hosting, hotline, hotting, housing, howking, howling, huffing, hugging, hulking, hulling, humming, humping, hunting, hurling, hurting, hushing, husking, hutting, hyaline, hyalins, hyenine, hymning, hypoing, iciness, imagine, imaging, imbuing, impaint, impinge, impings, imprint, inanely, inanest, inanity, inaptly, inarmed, inbeing, inboard, inbound, inbreds, inbreed, inbuilt, inburst, incaged, incages, incants, incased, incases, incense, incepts, incests, inching, incipit, incisal, incised, incises, incisor, incited, inciter, incites, incivil, inclasp, incline, inclips, inclose, include, incomer, incomes, inconnu, incross, incrust, incubus, incudal, incudes, incurve, incused, incuses, indabas, indamin, indenes, indents, indexed, indexer, indexes, indican, indices, indicia, indicts, indigen, indigos, indited, inditer, indites, indiums, indoles, indoors, indorse, indowed, indoxyl, indraft, indrawn, induced, inducer, induces, inducts, induing, indulge, indulin, indults, indusia, indwell, indwelt, inearth, inedita, ineptly, inertia, inertly, inexact, infancy, infanta, infante, infants, infarct, infares, infauna, infects, infeoff, inferno, infests, infidel, infield, infight, infirms, infixed, infixes, inflame, inflate, inflect, inflict, inflows, infolds, informs, infract, infused, infuser, infuses, ingates, ingenue, ingesta, ingests, ingoing, ingoted, ingraft, ingrain, ingrate, ingress, ingroup, ingrown, ingulfs, inhabit, inhaled, inhaler, inhales, inhauls, inhered, inheres, inherit, inhibit, inhuman, inhumed, inhumer, inhumes, initial, injects, injured, injurer, injures, inkblot, inkhorn, inkiest, inkless, inklike, inkling, inkpots, inkwell, inkwood, inlaced, inlaces, inlands, inlayer, inliers, inmates, innards, innerly, innerve, innings, innless, inocula, inosite, inphase, inpours, inquest, inquiet, inquire, inquiry, inroads, insaner, inscape, insculp, inseams, insects, inserts, inshore, insider, insides, insight, insigne, insipid, insists, insnare, insofar, insoles, insouls, inspans, inspect, inspire, install, instals, instant, instars, instate, instead, insteps, instill, instils, insular, insulin, insults, insured, insurer, insures, inswept, intagli, intakes, integer, intends, intense, intents, interim, interne, interns, inthral, intimae, intimal, intimas, intines, intitle, intombs, intoned, intoner, intones, intorts, intrant, intreat, introfy, introit, introns, intrude, intrust, intuits, inturns, intwine, intwist, inulase, inulins, inuring, inurned, inutile, invaded, invader, invades, invalid, inveigh, invents, inverse, inverts, invests, invital, invited, invitee, inviter, invites, invoice, invoked, invoker, invokes, involve, inwalls, inwards, inweave, inwinds, inwound, inwoven, inwraps, iodines, irising, ironing, isatine, isatins, isoline, isospin, issuing, itching, iteming, jabbing, jacinth, jacking, jacobin, jagging, jailing, jalapin, jambing, jamming, jarinas, jarring, jasmine, jasmins, jauking, jauping, javelin, jawline, jazzing, jeeping, jeering, jelling, jerking, jerkins, jessing, jesting, jetting, jibbing, jigging, jilting, jimminy, jingall, jingals, jingled, jingler, jingles, jingoes, jinkers, jinking, jinxing, jobbing, jogging, joinder, joiners, joinery, joining, jointed, jointer, jointly, jolting, joshing, jotting, jouking, judging, jugging, juicing, jumping, junking, justing, jutting, kachina, kainite, kainits, kamsins, kaoline, kaolins, karting, katcina, kayoing, kecking, kedging, keeking, keeling, keening, keeping, kegling, kelping, kelvins, kenning, kepping, keratin, kerbing, kerfing, kerning, khamsin, kicking, kidding, kidskin, killing, kilning, kilting, kinases, kindest, kindled, kindler, kindles, kindred, kinemas, kineses, kinesic, kinesis, kinetic, kinetin, kinfolk, kingcup, kingdom, kinging, kinglet, kingpin, kinkier, kinkily, kinking, kinship, kinsman, kinsmen, kipping, kipskin, kirning, kissing, kithing, kitling, kitting, kneeing, knifing, knowing, konking, kremlin, kything, lacings, lacking, ladings, ladinos, ladling, ladykin, lagging, lairing, lakings, lalling, lambing, lambkin, laminae, laminal, laminar, laminas, lamming, lamping, lancing, landing, lanolin, lapping, lapsing, lapwing, larding, larking, lashing, lashins, lasting, lathing, latinos, latrine, lattins, lauding, lauwine, lawines, lawings, lazying, leading, leafing, leaking, leaning, leaping, leasing, leaving, leching, lectins, leering, legging, leggins, legumin, lemming, lending, lensing, leonine, letting, leucine, leucins, levulin, levying, licking, lidding, lifting, lignins, ligroin, likings, lilting, limbing, liminal, limning, limping, limpkin, linable, linages, linalol, lindane, lindens, lindies, lineage, lineate, linecut, lineman, linemen, lineups, lingams, lingcod, lingers, lingier, lingoes, linguae, lingual, liniest, linings, linkage, linkboy, linkers, linking, linkman, linkmen, linkups, linnets, linocut, linsang, linseed, linseys, lintels, linters, lintier, lintols, linuron, lipping, lisping, listing, livings, loading, loafing, loaming, loaning, lobbing, lobefin, locking, locoing, lodging, lofting, logging, lolling, lomeins, longing, looking, looming, looping, loosing, looting, lopping, lording, loriner, losings, lotting, louping, louring, lousing, louting, lowings, lucking, luffing, lugeing, lugging, lulling, luminal, lumping, lunging, lunting, lupines, lupulin, lurking, lushing, lusting, luteins, lutings, lyingly, lysines, machine, madding, mailing, maiming, maintop, makings, malines, malkins, malling, malting, manakin, manikin, mankind, manning, mapping, margins, marinas, mariner, marines, marking, marline, marling, marlins, marring, marting, martini, martins, mashing, masking, massing, masting, matinal, matinee, matings, matting, mattins, maudlin, mauling, maximin, mayings, mayvins, meaning, medinas, meeting, meinies, melanin, melding, melling, melting, mending, mensing, meouing, meowing, merging, merinos, merlins, meshing, messing, mestino, metring, mewling, miching, midline, miffing, milking, milline, milling, milting, minable, minaret, mincers, mincier, mincing, minders, mindful, minding, mindset, mineral, mingier, mingled, mingler, mingles, minibus, minicab, minicar, minikin, minimal, minimax, minimum, minings, minions, miniski, miniums, minivan, miniver, minnies, minnows, minorca, minored, minster, mintage, minters, mintier, minting, minuend, minuets, minuses, minuted, minuter, minutes, minutia, minxish, minyans, misbind, miscoin, misjoin, mislain, missing, misting, mitring, moaning, moating, mobbing, mocking, mogging, moiling, molding, molting, mooning, mooring, mooting, mopping, moraine, morning, morphin, mossing, moulins, mousing, mowings, mucking, mudding, mueddin, muezzin, muffing, muffins, mugging, muggins, mullein, mulling, mumming, mumping, munting, muntins, mureins, murines, murrain, murrine, mushing, musings, muslins, mussing, musting, mutined, mutines, myeline, myelins, myosins, nabbing, nagging, nailing, nandins, nankins, napkins, napping, narcein, nardine, narking, nearing, necking, needing, nervine, nerving, nesting, netting, neurine, niacins, nibbing, niching, nicking, nicotin, nighing, nilling, nimming, ninepin, ninnies, ninthly, nipping, nitinol, nocking, nodding, nogging, noggins, noising, nominal, nominee, nooning, noosing, noshing, nosings, nothing, nubbins, nuclein, nudging, nulling, numbing, nurling, nursing, nutting, obeying, obtains, ocarina, ochring, oestrin, offings, oilskin, oinking, oinomel, okaying, olefine, olefins, oleines, olivine, omening, ominous, ongoing, oodlins, opaline, opening, opining, opinion, opsonin, orating, orceins, orcinol, ordains, ordinal, ordines, origins, orpines, oscines, osseins, ouabain, ouching, ousting, outfind, outgain, outgrin, outings, outjinx, outlain, outline, outring, outsing, outsins, outwind, overing, oxazine, packing, padding, paginal, pagings, paiking, painful, paining, painted, painter, pairing, paladin, palings, palling, palming, panging, panning, panting, papains, pardine, parging, parings, parking, parling, parring, parsing, parting, pashing, passing, pastina, pasting, patinae, patinas, patined, patines, patting, paulins, pausing, pavings, pawning, peacing, peaking, pealing, peching, pecking, pectins, peeking, peeling, peening, peeping, peering, peeving, pegging, peining, peising, pelting, pembina, pending, penguin, pennine, penning, pepping, pepsine, pepsins, perinea, perking, perming, pertain, petting, phasing, phocine, phoning, picking, picolin, pidgins, piecing, pigging, piggins, pigskin, pilings, pilling, pimping, pinangs, pinatas, pinball, pinbone, pincers, pinched, pincher, pinches, pinders, pinenes, pinesap, pinetum, pinfish, pinfold, pingers, pinging, pinguid, pinhead, pinhole, piniest, pinions, pinites, pinitol, pinkens, pinkers, pinkest, pinkeye, pinkeys, pinkies, pinking, pinkish, pinkoes, pinnace, pinnate, pinners, pinnies, pinning, pinnula, pinnule, pinocle, pinoles, pinones, pintada, pintado, pintail, pintano, pintles, pintoes, pinwale, pinweed, pinwork, pinworm, pinyons, pipings, pipkins, pipping, pippins, piquing, piscina, piscine, pishing, pithing, pitting, pitying, placing, plained, plainer, plainly, plaints, planing, plasmin, platina, plating, playing, plinked, plinker, plinths, plowing, ploying, pluming, pocking, pocosin, podding, poinded, pointed, pointer, pointes, poising, polling, poncing, ponding, ponging, pontine, ponying, poohing, pooling, pooping, poplins, popping, porcine, porcini, porcino, porting, posting, postins, potline, potting, pouring, pouting, praline, prating, praying, prebind, preeing, preying, pricing, priding, primine, priming, princes, princox, prinked, prinker, printed, printer, prising, prizing, probing, proline, promine, propine, prosing, protein, proving, pruning, pterins, ptomain, ptyalin, pudding, puffing, puffins, pugging, pulings, pulling, pulping, pulsing, pulvini, pumping, pumpkin, punkins, punning, punting, pupping, purging, purines, purline, purling, purlins, purloin, purring, pursing, pushing, pushpin, putting, putzing, qindars, qintars, quaking, quassin, queuing, quinary, quinate, quinces, quinela, quinina, quinine, quinins, quinnat, quinoas, quinoid, quinols, quinone, quintal, quintan, quintar, quintes, quintet, quintic, quintin, quiring, quoined, quoting, rabbins, racings, racking, radding, rafting, ragging, raiding, railing, rainbow, rainier, rainily, raining, rainout, raising, raisins, raisiny, ralline, ramekin, ramming, ramping, ranging, ranking, ranting, rapines, rapping, rappini, rasping, ratfink, ratines, ratings, ratline, ratlins, ratting, ravelin, ravined, ravines, ravings, razzing, reading, reagins, reaming, reaping, rearing, reaving, rebinds, recking, recline, recoins, redding, redfins, redline, redoing, redwing, reeding, reefing, reeking, reeling, reeving, reffing, refinds, refined, refiner, refines, refrain, regains, reginae, reginal, reginas, regrind, rehinge, reincur, reindex, reining, reinked, reinter, reiving, rejoins, relaxin, relined, relines, relinks, relying, remains, reminds, remints, rending, rennins, renting, repaint, repined, repiner, repines, reprint, requins, rescind, reshine, resined, resting, retains, rethink, retinae, retinal, retinas, retines, retinol, retints, retinue, retrain, retsina, retting, retying, reusing, revving, rewinds, rhyming, ribbing, ricinus, ricking, ridding, ridging, ridings, riffing, rifling, rifting, rigging, rilling, rimming, ringent, ringers, ringgit, ringing, ringlet, ringtaw, rinning, rinsers, rinsing, rioting, ripping, risings, risking, roaming, roaring, robbing, robbins, rocking, rodding, roguing, roiling, rolling, romaine, romping, roofing, rooking, rooming, roosing, rooting, rosined, rosinol, rotting, rouging, rouping, rousing, routine, routing, rovings, rowings, rubbing, rubying, ruching, rucking, ruffing, rugging, ruinate, ruiners, ruining, ruinous, rulings, ruminal, running, rushing, rusting, rutting, sabbing, sabeing, sabines, sabring, sacking, sacring, sagging, sailing, saimins, saining, sainted, saintly, salicin, salinas, salines, salpinx, saltine, salting, salving, sanding, sapling, saponin, sapping, sardine, sashing, sassing, satinet, saucing, savarin, savines, savings, sayings, scaling, scaping, scaring, scoring, scowing, scrying, sculpin, sealing, seaming, searing, seating, seeding, seeings, seeking, seeling, seeming, seeping, seiners, seining, seising, seisins, seizing, seizins, selfing, selling, seminal, seminar, sending, sensing, sequins, sereins, serging, sericin, serines, seringa, serving, sestina, sestine, setline, setting, sewings, sextain, shading, shaking, shaming, shaping, sharing, shaving, shawing, shewing, shindig, shindys, shiners, shingle, shingly, shinier, shinily, shining, shinned, shinney, shoeing, shooing, shoring, shoving, showing, shrined, shrines, shrinks, shuting, sibling, siccing, sicking, sidings, sidling, sieging, sieving, sifting, sighing, signing, silking, siloing, silting, simlins, sincere, sinewed, singers, singing, singled, singles, singlet, sinkage, sinkers, sinking, sinless, sinners, sinning, sinopia, sinopie, sinsyne, sinters, sinuate, sinuous, sinuses, sipping, sirloin, siskins, sitting, sizings, skating, skeeing, skeined, skewing, skiings, skinful, skinked, skinker, skinned, skinner, skiting, skiving, skyline, slainte, slaking, slating, slaving, slaying, slewing, slicing, sliding, sliming, slinger, slinked, sliping, sloping, slowing, smidgin, smiling, smiting, smoking, snaking, snaring, snawing, sniping, snoring, snowing, soaking, soaping, soaring, sobbing, socking, sodding, soiling, solanin, soloing, solving, sooting, sopping, sorbing, sordine, sordini, sordino, sorings, sorning, sorting, souping, souring, sousing, sozines, spacing, spading, spaeing, sparing, spavins, spaying, spewing, spicing, spiking, spiling, spinach, spinage, spinals, spinate, spindle, spindly, spinels, spinets, spinier, spinner, spinney, spinoff, spinors, spinose, spinous, spinout, spintos, spinula, spinule, spiring, spiting, splined, splines, splints, spoking, spongin, sporing, sprains, springe, springs, springy, sprints, spuming, squinch, squinny, squints, squinty, staging, stained, stainer, staking, staling, stamina, stanine, staning, staring, stating, staving, staying, stearin, stewing, stibine, stinger, stingos, stinker, stinted, stinter, stoking, stoning, stoping, storing, stowing, strains, strings, stringy, styling, subbing, suberin, subjoin, subline, subring, sucking, sudsing, sueding, sughing, suiting, sulking, summing, sunning, supines, supping, surfing, surging, sussing, sustain, swaging, swaying, swindle, swingby, swinged, swinger, swinges, swingle, swinish, swinked, swinney, swiping, swiving, sylvine, sylvins, syncing, syringa, syringe, tabbing, tabling, taborin, tabuing, tacking, tagging, tahinis, tailing, tainted, takings, talcing, talking, tamarin, tameins, tamping, tanging, tanking, tanning, tannins, tapping, tarring, tarting, tasking, tasting, tatting, taurine, tauting, tawsing, taxiing, taxying, teaming, tearing, teasing, tedding, teeming, tegmina, telling, tending, tenpins, tensing, tenting, terming, termini, terrain, terrine, testing, thawing, theelin, theines, theming, therein, thiamin, thiazin, thinker, thinned, thinner, thionin, tholing, thouing, thymine, ticking, tidings, tidying, tiepins, tiering, tiffing, tiffins, tilings, tilling, tilting, timings, tinamou, tincals, tincted, tinders, tindery, tineids, tinfoil, tinfuls, tinging, tingled, tingler, tingles, tinhorn, tiniest, tinkers, tinkled, tinkler, tinkles, tinlike, tinners, tinnier, tinnily, tinning, tinsels, tinters, tinting, tintype, tinware, tinwork, tipping, tirling, tithing, titling, tocsins, togging, toiling, toiting, tolidin, tolling, tombing, tonging, tontine, tooling, tooting, topping, topspin, tossing, totting, touring, tousing, touting, towline, toxines, tracing, trading, trained, trainee, trainer, treeing, triazin, tricing, trinary, trindle, trining, trinity, trinket, troking, tropine, tropins, trowing, trucing, trueing, trypsin, tsarina, tubbing, tubings, tubulin, tucking, tufting, tugging, tunning, tupping, turbine, turdine, turfing, turning, tushing, tusking, tutting, twiners, twinged, twinges, twinier, twining, twinjet, twinkle, twinkly, twinned, twinset, tylosin, tything, tzarina, unaging, unbinds, unchain, uncinal, uncinus, undines, undoing, undying, unhinge, uniting, unjoint, unkinks, unlined, unlinks, unsling, unthink, untwine, untying, unwinds, upbinds, upfling, upgoing, uppings, upswing, upwinds, urchins, uridine, urinals, urinary, urinate, urinose, urinous, uterine, vaccina, vaccine, vaginae, vaginal, vaginas, vahines, vailing, vainest, valines, valuing, valving, vamping, vanning, varmint, varying, vatting, vealing, veering, veiling, veiners, veinier, veining, veinlet, veinule, vending, venging, venines, venting, verdins, verging, versine, versing, vervain, vespine, vesting, vetoing, vetting, vialing, vicinal, viewing, vikings, villain, villein, viminal, vinasse, vincula, vinegar, viniest, vintage, vintner, vinylic, violins, virgins, visaing, viseing, vitamin, vitrain, vitrine, voicing, voiding, volutin, vulpine, vyingly, wadding, waffing, wafting, wagging, wahines, waifing, wailing, wairing, waiting, waiving, walking, walling, wanning, wanting, wapping, warding, warking, warming, warning, warping, warring, washing, wasting, wauking, wauling, wawling, waxings, waxwing, weaning, wearing, weaving, webbing, wedding, wedging, weeding, weening, weeping, weeting, weiners, welding, welkins, welling, welting, wending, westing, wetting, whaling, wherein, whiling, whiners, whinged, whinges, whinier, whining, whiting, whoring, wicking, wigging, wilding, willing, wilting, wincers, winceys, winched, wincher, winches, wincing, windage, windbag, winders, windier, windigo, windily, winding, windled, windles, windows, windrow, windups, windway, winesop, wingbow, wingers, wingier, winging, winglet, wingman, wingmen, wingtip, winiest, winkers, winking, winkled, winkles, winless, winners, winning, winnock, winnows, winsome, winters, wintery, wintled, wintles, wirings, wishing, wisping, wissing, wisting, withing, withins, witling, witting, wolfing, wonning, wonting, woodbin, wooding, woofing, wording, working, worming, wotting, wringed, wringer, wrinkle, wrinkly, writing, xanthin, xylidin, yacking, yaffing, yakking, yanking, yapping, yarding, yarning, yauping, yawling, yawning, yawping, yealing, yeaning, yeelins, yelling, yelping, yenning, yerking, yessing, yeuking, yipping, yirring, yocking, yodling, yoginis, yowling, yucking, yukking, zagging, zapping, zeatins, zebrine, zecchin, zechins, zeroing, zesting, zigging, zincate, zincify, zincing, zincite, zincked, zincoid, zincous, zingani, zingano, zingara, zingare, zingari, zingaro, zingers, zingier, zinging, zinkify, zinnias, zipping, zonking, zooming

8-letter words

abashing, abdomina, abducing, abetting, abjuring, ablating, aborning, aborting, abrading, abscisin, absinthe, absinths, abstains, abutting, acarines, acauline, acceding, accruing, accusing, achiness, achingly, acquaint, acrasins, acridine, acrolein, actiniae, actinian, actinias, actinide, actinism, actinium, actinoid, actinons, acyloins, adapting, adducing, adeeming, adenines, adhering, adjoined, adjoints, adjuring, admiring, admixing, adopting, adorning, advising, aequorin, aerating, affinely, affinity, affixing, aginners, agisting, agminate, agnizing, agnomina, agreeing, ainsells, airiness, airliner, airlines, airthing, alanines, alarming, albinism, albumins, alcidine, alerting, alexines, alfaquin, algerine, alginate, alibiing, aliening, aligning, alizarin, alkaline, allaying, alleging, allergin, allicins, allowing, alloying, alluding, alluring, alpinely, alpinism, alpinist, altering, aluminas, alumines, aluminic, aluminum, amandine, amanitin, amassing, amboinas, amending, amercing, amidines, anatoxin, anchusin, anearing, aneurins, angeling, angering, anginose, anginous, anglings, anhingas, anilines, annexing, annoying, anointed, anointer, anserine, antiarin, antiking, antinode, antinomy, antinuke, anviling, anything, apocrine, applying, appoints, apposing, aproning, aquatint, aquiline, arcading, archines, archings, arcsines, arginase, arginine, armoring, arointed, arousing, arraying, arriving, arrowing, artiness, ashiness, aspiring, aspirins, assassin, assaying, assuming, assuring, astatine, astringe, atheling, atrazine, atropine, atropins, attained, attainer, attaints, attiring, attuning, auditing, auguring, availing, avenging, averring, averting, aviating, avoiding, avulsing, awaiting, awarding, awninged, babbling, backings, backspin, bacterin, baculine, badinage, baffling, baggings, balkline, bambinos, bandying, bankings, bantling, bargains, baseline, basinets, bassinet, bastings, batching, battings, battling, baudekin, bauhinia, baulking, beaching, beadings, bearding, bearings, bearskin, beatings, becoming, beddings, bedewing, bedouins, beelines, beeswing, beetling, befinger, befringe, begazing, beginner, beguines, behaving, behoving, belaying, belching, bellying, beltings, beltline, bemingle, bemiring, bemixing, bemusing, benaming, benching, benjamin, benzidin, benzines, benzoins, bepaints, beraking, berating, berberin, beriming, beringed, berlines, berrying, berthing, beryline, betaines, betaking, bethinks, betiding, beveling, bewaring, bewinged, biassing, biddings, bielding, bigeminy, biggings, bighting, bikinied, bilinear, billings, binaries, binately, binaural, bindable, bindings, bindweed, bingeing, binnacle, binocles, binomial, biotoxin, birching, birdings, birlings, birthing, bitching, bitewing, bitingly, bittings, bivinyls, blabbing, blackfin, blacking, blanking, blasting, blatting, blearing, bleating, bleeding, bleeping, blending, blessing, blindage, blinders, blindest, blinding, blinkard, blinkers, blinking, blintzes, blipping, blissing, blitzing, bloating, blobbing, blocking, bloodfin, blooding, blooming, blooping, blotting, blousing, bluefins, blueings, blueline, bluffing, blunging, blunting, blurbing, blurring, blurting, blushing, boarding, boasting, boatings, bobbinet, bobbling, bobolink, bodingly, bogeying, boggling, bombesin, bombings, bondings, boniness, boodling, boogying, bookings, boomkins, boosting, borating, boringly, bosoming, botching, bottling, botulins, bouncing, bounding, bovinely, bovinity, boweling, bowering, bowingly, bowlines, bowlings, boxiness, bracings, bradding, bragging, braiding, brailing, brainier, brainily, braining, brainish, brainpan, braising, branding, branning, brasilin, brassing, bravoing, brawling, brazilin, breading, breaking, breaming, breeding, breezing, brewings, bricking, bridging, bridling, briefing, brimming, brindled, brindles, bringers, bringing, briniest, brisking, brisling, broiling, bromelin, bromines, bronzing, brooding, brooking, brooming, browning, browsing, brucines, bruising, bruiting, brushing, bubaline, bubbling, bubingas, buckling, buckskin, buddings, buddying, building, bulletin, bullring, bullying, bumbling, bumpkins, bunching, buncoing, bundling, bungling, bunkoing, buntings, buntline, burbling, burgling, burnings, bursting, bushings, business, buskined, bussings, bustling, butyrins, byliners, bylining, cabinets, cabining, cackling, caddying, caffeine, caffeins, cageling, caginess, cajoling, calamine, calamint, calcined, calcines, calfskin, callings, calquing, calycine, cameoing, camphine, campings, canakins, canaling, candling, candying, canikins, caninity, cannabin, cannikin, cannings, canoeing, cantinas, capelins, capering, capeskin, cappings, capsicin, captains, capuchin, carabine, carabins, carbines, carbinol, cardinal, cardings, carinate, carlines, carlings, carmines, caroling, caroming, carotins, carpings, carrotin, carrying, carvings, caryotin, cassinos, castings, castling, catching, catechin, catering, catlings, catmints, caulking, cavatina, cavatine, caviling, ceilings, ceinture, centring, cephalin, ceratins, chaffing, chagrins, chaining, chainman, chainmen, chairing, chalking, champing, chancing, changing, chanting, chaplain, chapping, characin, charging, charking, charming, charring, charting, chasings, chatting, cheating, checking, cheeking, cheeping, cheering, cheesing, cheffing, chevying, chewinks, childing, chilling, chinbone, chinches, chinkier, chinking, chinless, chinning, chinones, chinooks, chintses, chintzes, chipping, chirking, chirming, chirping, chirring, chitling, chitlins, chivying, chlorine, chlorins, chocking, choiring, cholines, chomping, choosing, chopines, chopping, chording, chorines, chousing, chowsing, chroming, chucking, chuffing, chugging, chumming, chumping, chunking, churning, churring, chymosin, cinching, cinchona, cincture, cindered, cineaste, cineasts, cineoles, cinerary, cinerins, cingulum, cinnabar, cinnamic, cinnamon, cinnamyl, cinquain, cioppino, cipolins, circling, citrines, citrinin, clacking, cladding, clagging, claiming, clamming, clamping, clanging, clanking, clapping, clarinet, clashing, clasping, classing, cleaning, clearing, cleating, cleaving, cleeking, clefting, clerking, clicking, climbing, clinally, clinched, clincher, clinches, clingers, clingier, clinging, clinical, clinkers, clinking, clipping, cliquing, cloaking, clocking, clogging, clomping, clonings, clonking, clopping, closings, clothing, clotting, clouding, clouring, clouting, clowning, clubbing, clucking, clumping, clunking, coaching, coacting, coalbins, coamings, coapting, coasting, coatings, cobbling, cocaines, cocinera, cockling, coddling, codeinas, codeines, codlings, coercing, coffined, coffling, cohering, coiffing, coigning, coinable, coinages, coincide, coinfers, coinhere, coinmate, coinsure, cointers, coinvent, cojoined, colicine, colicins, colinear, colistin, collying, coloring, comaking, combined, combiner, combines, combings, comingle, complain, compline, complins, compting, confined, confiner, confines, congaing, coniines, conjoins, conjoint, contains, continua, continue, continuo, convince, cooeeing, cooeying, cooingly, cookings, coonskin, coopting, coprince, coquinas, corbinas, cordings, cordwain, corvinas, cosiness, couching, coughing, coumarin, counting, coupling, coursing, courting, cousinly, cousinry, covering, coveting, cowbinds, cowering, cowinner, cowlings, cowskins, coxswain, cozening, coziness, craaling, crabbing, cracking, cradling, crafting, cramming, cramping, cranking, crankpin, crapping, crashing, cravings, crawling, creaking, creaming, creasing, creatine, creating, creatins, creeling, creeping, cremains, cresting, cribbing, cricking, criminal, crimping, cringers, cringing, cringles, crinites, crinkled, crinkles, crinoids, crisping, croaking, croceine, croceins, crocking, crooking, crooning, cropping, crossing, crowding, crowning, crudding, cruising, crumbing, crumping, crushing, crusting, cryingly, cuddling, cuisines, culicine, culinary, cullying, culverin, cumarins, cunnings, cupeling, cuppings, curarine, curbings, curdling, curlings, currying, curtains, cutinise, cutinize, cutlines, cuttings, cuttling, cyanines, cycasins, cyclings, cylinder, cymbling, cymlings, cyprinid, cysteine, cysteins, cystines, cytidine, cytosine, czarinas, dabbling, daddling, daggling, daintier, dainties, daintily, dairying, dallying, damaging, dampings, dandling, dangling, dappling, daringly, darkling, darlings, darnings, dartling, dateline, daunting, dauphine, dauphins, davening, dawdling, dazzling, deadline, deairing, dealings, deashing, debasing, debating, debiting, deboning, debuting, decaying, deciding, deckings, declined, decliner, declines, decoding, decoying, decrying, deducing, deerskin, defacing, defaming, defiling, definers, defining, definite, defusing, defuzing, deifying, deigning, delaines, delating, delaying, deleting, deliming, deluding, deluging, demising, demoting, denoting, dentinal, dentines, denuding, depaints, 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rewinder, rewiring, rezoning, rhinitis, rhodamin, ribbings, riddling, ridgling, riesling, rifampin, riffling, riflings, riggings, righting, riminess, rimpling, ringbark, ringbolt, ringbone, ringdove, ringhals, ringlets, ringlike, ringneck, ringside, ringtail, ringtaws, ringtoss, ringworm, rinsable, rinsible, rinsings, ripening, rippling, rivaling, riverine, riveting, roaching, roarings, roasting, rockling, rogueing, rollings, romaines, roofings, roofline, roosting, ropiness, rosiness, rosining, rosinols, rosinous, rotating, roughing, rounding, rousting, routines, rovingly, roweling, rubbings, rubbling, ruchings, ruckling, ruddling, ruffling, ruinable, ruinated, ruinates, rumbaing, rumbling, ruminant, ruminate, rumoring, rumpling, runkling, runnings, rushings, rustling, sabering, sackings, sacrings, saddling, safranin, sailings, sainfoin, saintdom, sainting, salicine, salicins, salinity, salinize, sallying, saltines, saltings, saluting, salvoing, sambaing, sampling, sandling, sanguine, santonin, saplings, saponine, saponins, sardines, satinets, satinpod, sauteing, savaging, savarins, savingly, savoring, savvying, scabbing, scalding, scalping, scamming, scamping, scanning, scanting, scarfing, scarfpin, scarping, scarring, scarting, scathing, scatting, scending, scenting, scheming, scincoid, sciurine, scoffing, scolding, sconcing, scooping, scooting, scorning, scouring, scouting, scowling, scraping, screwing, scribing, scriving, scrutiny, scudding, scuffing, sculking, sculling, sculping, sculpins, scumming, scything, seagoing, sealskin, searobin, seatings, seatrain, seceding, secretin, securing, sedating, seducing, seedling, seemings, seething, segueing, seisings, seizings, seminars, seminary, seminude, semolina, sentinel, sepaline, sequined, seraphin, sergings, sericins, seringas, serotine, serrying, servings, sestinas, sestines, setlines, settings, settling, severing, sewering, sexiness, sextains, shadings, shafting, shagging, shamming, shanking, sharking, sharping, shauling, shavings, shawling, sheafing, shealing, shearing, sheaving, shedding, sheening, sheering, sheeting, shelling, shelving, shending, shieling, shifting, shilingi, shilling, shimming, shinbone, shindies, shindigs, shingled, shingler, shingles, shiniest, shinleaf, shinnery, shinneys, shinnied, shinnies, shinning, shipping, shirking, shirring, shirting, shoaling, shocking, shogging, shooling, shooting, shopping, shorings, shorting, shotting, shouting, showings, shrewing, shrining, shrinker, shriving, shucking, shunning, shunting, shushing, shutting, siblings, sickling, sideline, sideling, sidespin, siftings, sighting, simazine, sinapism, sincerer, sinciput, sinecure, sinewing, sinfonia, sinfonie, sinfully, singable, singeing, singlets, singling, singsong, singular, sinicize, sinister, sinkable, sinkages, sinkhole, sinology, sinopias, sintered, sinuated, sinuates, sinusoid, sirloins, sittings, siziness, sizzling, skatings, skeining, skelping, skidding, skilling, skimming, skimping, skinfuls, skinhead, skinkers, skinking, skinless, skinlike, skinners, skinnier, skinning, skioring, skipping, skirling, skirring, skirting, skoaling, skulking, skunking, skylines, slabbing, slacking, slagging, slamming, slanging, slanting, slapping, slashing, slatings, slatting, sleaving, sledding, sledging, sleeking, sleeping, sleeting, sleeving, slicking, slimming, slingers, slinging, slinkier, slinkily, slinking, slipping, slitting, slogging, slopping, sloshing, slotting, slubbing, sluffing, slugging, sluicing, slumming, slumping, slurping, slurring, slushing, smacking, smaltine, smarting, smashing, smearing, smeeking, smelling, smelting, smerking, smidgins, smirking, smocking, smudging, smutting, snacking, snafuing, snagging, snailing, snapping, snarling, sneaking, sneaping, snedding, sneering, sneezing, snelling, snibbing, snicking, sniffing, snipping, snogging, snooding, snooking, snooling, snooping, snooting, snoozing, snorting, snouting, snubbing, snuffing, snugging, soarings, sobering, solacing, solanine, solanins, solating, sonatina, sonatine, soothing, sopiting, sordines, soricine, soughing, sounding, sourdine, southing, spacings, spaeings, spalling, spanking, spanning, sparging, sparking, sparling, sparring, spatting, spavined, spawning, speaking, speaning, spearing, speccing, specking, speeding, speeling, speering, speiling, speiring, spelling, spending, spermine, sphering, sphinges, sphingid, sphinxes, spieling, spiering, spiffing, spilikin, spilings, spilling, spinages, spinally, spindled, spindler, spindles, spinelle, spiniest, spinifex, spinless, spinners, spinnery, spinneys, spinnies, spinning, spinoffs, spinouts, spinster, spinulae, spinules, spirting, spitting, splaying, splicing, splining, splinted, splinter, spoiling, sponging, spongins, spoofing, spooking, spooling, spooning, spooring, sporting, spotting, spousing, spouting, sprained, spraying, springal, springed, springer, springes, sprinkle, sprinted, sprinter, sprucing, spudding, spunking, spurning, spurring, spurting, squaring, squinted, squinter, squiring, stabbing, stabling, stacking, staffing, stagging, stagings, stainers, staining, stalking, stalling, staminal, staminas, stamping, standing, stanging, stanines, stapling, starling, starring, starting, starving, stashing, steading, stealing, steaming, steapsin, stearine, stearins, steeking, steeling, steeping, steering, steeving, steinbok, stemming, stepping, sterling, stetting, stibines, sticking, stickpin, stiffing, stifling, stilling, stilting, stimying, stingers, stingier, stingily, stinging, stingray, stinkard, stinkbug, stinkers, stinkier, stinking, stinkpot, stinters, stinting, stirring, stobbing, stocking, stodging, stomping, stooging, stooking, stooling, stooping, stopping, storming, storying, stotinka, stotinki, strafing, strained, strainer, strawing, straying, strewing, striding, striking, stringed, stringer, striping, striving, stroking, strowing, stroying, stubbing, studding, studying, stuffing, stumming, stumping, stunning, stunting, stylings, stymying, subbasin, subbings, subduing, suberins, subindex, subjoins, sublines, subrings, subtilin, succinct, succinic, succinyl, suckling, sugaring, suitings, sulfinyl, sullying, sunshine, sunshiny, supering, supinate, supinely, suppling, surfings, surprint, sustains, suturing, suzerain, swabbing, swagging, swainish, swamping, swanking, swanning, swanskin, swapping, swarding, swarming, swashing, swathing, swatting, swearing, sweating, sweeping, sweeting, swelling, swerving, swigging, swilling, swimming, swindled, swindler, swindles, swinepox, swingbys, swingers, swingier, swinging, swingled, swingles, swingman, swingmen, swinking, swinneys, swirling, swishing, swobbing, swooning, swooping, swopping, swotting, swouning, sycamine, sylvines, synching, syncline, syringas, syringed, syringes, syrinxes, tabbying, tabering, tabooing, taborine, taboring, taborins, tachinid, tackling, tailings, tailspin, tailwind, tainting, takingly, talapoin, talcking, talkings, tallying, tamarind, tamarins, tangling, tangoing, tannings, tapeline, tapering, tappings, tarrying, tattings, tattling, taunting, taurines, taxingly, teaching, teazling, teething, tefillin, tegminal, tegumina, telexing, tempting, tenoning, teosinte, terminal, terminus, terpinol, terrains, terrapin, terrines, thacking, thanking, thebaine, theelins, theremin, thiamine, thiamins, thiazine, thiazins, thieving, thinclad, thindown, thinkers, thinking, thinners, thinness, thinnest, thinning, thinnish, thionine, thionins, thirling, tholepin, thorning, thrawing, thriving, thrombin, throning, throwing, thudding, thumbing, thumbkin, thumping, thunking, thymines, thymosin, thyroxin, tickings, tickling, tidiness, tiffined, tinamous, tincting, tincture, tinfoils, tingeing, tinglers, tinglier, tingling, tinhorns, tininess, tinkered, tinkerer, tinklers, tinklier, tinkling, tinniest, tinnitus, tinplate, tinseled, tinselly, tinsmith, tinstone, tintings, tintless, tintypes, tinwares, tinworks, tippling, tissuing, tithings, toadying, toasting, toddling, toggling, tokening, tolidine, tolidins, toluidin, tonguing, tontines, toolings, toothing, tootling, topazine, toppings, toppling, topspins, torching, torquing, totaling, touching, toughing, tourings, tousling, touzling, toweling, towering, towlines, tracings, tracking, traiking, trailing, trainees, trainers, trainful, training, trainman, trainmen, trainway, tramline, tramming, tramping, trancing, trapping, trashing, trawling, treading, treating, trebling, trekking, trending, trephine, triazine, triazins, trichina, tricking, trifling, trigging, trilling, trimming, trindled, trindles, trinkets, trinkums, trinodal, tripling, tripping, trithing, troaking, trocking, trolling, tromping, trooping, tropines, troponin, trothing, trotline, trotting, trouping, trucking, trudging, trumping, trussing, trusting, tryingly, trypsins, trysting, tsarinas, tubulins, tumbling, tumpline, turbinal, turbines, turnings, turtling, tussling, tutoring, twanging, tweaking, tweeting, tweezing, twigging, twilling, twinborn, twinging, twiniest, twinight, twinjets, twinkled, twinkler, twinkles, twinning, twinsets, twinship, twirling, twisting, twitting, tylosins, tyramine, tyrosine, tzarinas, ugliness, uintaite, ulcering, umbering, umpiring, unageing, unarming, unboxing, uncaging, uncaking, uncaring, uncasing, unchains, uncinate, unclinch, uncoffin, uncoined, undaring, underpin, undoings, unending, unerring, unfading, unfixing, ungainly, ungluing, unhinged, unhinges, unifying, unjoined, unjoints, unkinder, unkindly, unkingly, unkinked, unlacing, unlading, unlaying, unlinked, unliving, unloving, unmaking, unmewing, unmingle, unmoving, unpaying, unpiling, unpinned, unrinsed, unrobing, unsaying, unseeing, unsewing, unsexing, unsinful, unslings, unstring, unthinks, untinged, untiring, untuning, untwined, untwines, unveined, unwaning, unwinder, unyoking, upcoming, updating, updiving, updrying, upending, upflings, upgazing, uppiling, uprising, upspring, upswings, uredinia, urgingly, uridines, urinated, urinates, urinemia, urinemic, ushering, usurping, uttering, vacating, vaccinal, vaccinas, vaccinee, vaccines, vaccinia, vaginate, vainness, valeting, vamosing, vanillin, vaporing, varmints, vaulting, vaunting, veilings, veiniest, veinings, veinless, veinlets, veinlike, veinules, veinulet, velamina, veluring, venoming, veratrin, versines, vervains, vestings, vexingly, vialling, vicinage, vicinity, viewings, villains, villainy, villeins, vinasses, vincible, vincibly, vinculum, vinegars, vinegary, vineries, vineyard, vinifera, vinified, vinifies, vinosity, vinously, vintager, vintages, vintners, viomycin, viperine, virginal, visiting, visoring, vitamine, vitamins, vitellin, vitrains, vitrines, vittling, vituline, vizoring, voluming, volutins, vomerine, vomiting, vouching, voyaging, vrooming, wabbling, waddings, waddling, waddying, wafering, waffling, wagering, waggling, wagoning, wainscot, waisting, waitings, wakening, walkings, waltzing, wambling, wangling, warbling, warfarin, wariness, warnings, warsling, washings, watching, watering, wattling, wavering, waviness, waxiness, waxwings, waygoing, weakling, weanling, wearying, webbings, weddings, wedeling, weepings, weighing, welching, welshing, weltings, wenching, westings, wettings, whacking, whalings, whamming, whanging, whapping, wharfing, wheeling, wheeping, wheezing, whelming, whelping, whetting, whidding, whiffing, whinchat, whiniest, whinnied, whinnier, whinnies, whipping, whirling, whirring, whishing, whisking, whisting, whitings, whizzing, whomping, whoofing, whooping, whopping, whumping, wickings, widdling, widening, widowing, wielding, wiggings, wiggling, wildings, wildling, wiliness, willying, wimbling, wimpling, winchers, winching, windable, windages, windbags, windburn, windfall, windflaw, windgall, windiest, windigos, windings, windlass, windless, windling, windmill, windowed, windpipe, windrows, windsock, windward, windways, wineless, wineries, wineshop, wineskin, winesops, wingback, wingbows, wingding, wingedly, wingiest, wingless, winglets, winglike, wingover, wingspan, wingtips, winkling, winnable, winnings, winnocks, winnowed, winnower, winsomer, wintered, winterer, winterly, wintling, wintrier, wintrily, wiriness, witching, witlings, wittings, wizening, wobbling, womaning, woodbind, woodbine, woodbins, woodwind, wooingly, woolskin, woopsing, wooshing, wordings, workings, worrying, worsting, worthing, wounding, wracking, wrapping, wrathing, wreaking, wrecking, wresting, wricking, wringers, wringing, wrinkled, wrinkles, writhing, writings, wronging, xanthein, xanthine, xanthins, xylidine, xylidins, yachting, yawpings, yealings, yeanling, yearling, yearning, yeasting, yielding, yodeling, zamindar, zaniness, zecchini, zecchino, zecchins, zemindar, zeppelin, zibeline, zincates, zincites, zincking, zingiest, zizzling, zucchini

9-letter words

abdominal, abducting, abhorring, abidingly, abominate, aborigine, abounding, abridging, abscising, abscisins, abseiling, absenting, absinthes, absolving, absorbing, abstained, abstainer, abstinent, abuilding, accenting, accepting, accessing, according, accosting, accreting, achieving, acquaints, acquiring, acridines, acroleins, actinians, actinides, actinisms, actiniums, actinoids, actuating, acuminate, acylating, addicting, adducting, adenosine, adjoining, adjudging, adjusting, admitting, adoringly, adsorbing, adulating, advancing, advecting, adverting, aequorins, aerifying, affecting, affirming, affording, affraying, aflatoxin, agatizing, agenizing, agentings, aggrading, agitating, agonising, agonizing, airliners, alaruming, albinisms, albinotic, alfaquins, algerines, alginates, alighting, alinement, alizarins, allantoin, allergins, allethrin, allotting, almandine, alpinisms, alpinists, aluminate, aluminium, aluminize, aluminous, aluminums, amanitins, amazingly, amberinas, ambushing, aminities, amounting, amusingly, amygdalin, amylopsin, analysing, analyzing, anatoxins, anchoring, anchusins, andantino, angriness, anilingus, animating, annealing, annulling, anodizing, anointers, anointing, anserines, answering, antheming, antiaging, antiarins, antiauxin, anticking, anticline, anticling, antikings, antimycin, antinodal, antinodes, antinoise, antinomic, antinovel, antiquing, antitoxin, antivenin, anvilling, anythings, appalling, appealing, appearing, appeasing, appending, appertain, appointed, appointee, apprising, apprizing, approving, aquatints, arabinose, arabizing, arcadings, arccosine, archiving, arecoline, argentine, arginases, arginines, argufying, armouring, arointing, aroynting, arranging, arresting, articling, ascending, ascertain, ascribing, ashlaring, ashlering, asininely, asininity, aspersing, assailing, assassins, assenting, asserting, assessing, assigning, assisting, assoiling, assorting, assuaging, asswaging, astatines, astonying, astringed, astringes, athelings, atomising, atomizing, atrazines, atropines, attaching, attacking, attainder, attainers, attaining, attainted, attending, attesting, attorning, aubergine, aureoling, authoring, averaging, avouching, awakening, azotising, azotizing, babblings, backspins, backswing, bacterins, badgering, badinaged, badinages, badminton, bagginess, balancing, baldachin, balkiness, balklines, ballerina, balloting, ballpoint, balminess, balsaming, bandaging, banishing, banjaxing, bannering, bantering, bantlings, baptising, baptizing, barbering, bargained, bargainer, barraging, barreling, bartering, baseliner, baselines, basifying, basinfuls, basseting, bassinets, bastinade, bastinado, battening, battering, battiness, baudekins, bauhinias, bawdiness, beaconing, bearskins, beastings, beavering, becalming, becapping, beckoning, becomings, becriming, becursing, bedamning, bedaubing, bedecking, bedimming, bedraping, bedspring, bedumbing, beduncing, beelining, beestings, beeswings, befalling, befingers, befitting, befleaing, befogging, befooling, befouling, befringed, befringes, begalling, begetting, beggaring, beginners, beginning, begirding, begriming, beguiling, begulfing, beheading, beholding, behooving, behowling, bekissing, beladying, belauding, beleaping, believing, bellowing, belonging, beltlines, bemeaning, bemingled, bemingles, bemisting, bemoaning, bemocking, bendaying, bengaline, benjamins, benumbing, benzidine, benzidins, bepainted, berberine, berberins, bereaving, berhyming, beseeming, besetting, beshaming, besieging, besliming, besmiling, besmoking, besnowing, besotting, bestowing, betraying, bettering, bevelling, bewailing, beweeping, bewigging, beworming, bewraying, bickering, bicycling, bigeminal, bilingual, bilirubin, billeting, billowing, binderies, bindingly, bindweeds, binnacles, binocular, binomials, biopsying, biotoxins, bipinnate, birdbrain, birdieing, bisecting, bishoping, bisontine, bitewings, bittering, blackfins, blackings, blanching, blastings, blazingly, blazoning, bleaching, bleedings, blenching, blessings, blighting, blindages, blindfish, blindfold, blindness, blindside, blindworm, blinkards, blinkered, bloodfins, bloodings, bloodline, bloodying, blotching, bluelines, bluepoint, blueprint, boardings, boatswain, bobbinets, bobolinks, bollixing, bolloxing, bombazine, bombesins, bombinate, bonneting, boogeying, boohooing, bordering, borrowing, bossiness, bothering, bottlings, bottoming, botulinal, botulinum, botulinus, bowelling, bowstring, bowwowing, brabbling, bracingly, braidings, brailling, braincase, brainiest, brainless, brainpans, brainsick, brainwash, brambling, branching, brandying, brasilins, brattling, brazening, brazilins, breaching, breadline, breakings, breasting, breathing, breeching, breedings, breveting, bridgings, briefings, brigading, bringdown, brininess, brislings, bristling, brittling, broaching, brocading, brokering, bromating, bromelain, bromelins, brominate, bromizing, bronzings, brunching, bucketing, buckskins, 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caryotins, cascading, caseating, casefying, caseinate, casketing, casuarina, catechins, catfacing, cathepsin, cattiness, caucusing, caulkings, cavatinas, caveating, caverning, cavilling, cavorting, ceilinged, ceintures, celandine, cellaring, celloidin, cementing, censoring, censuring, censusing, centering, centrings, cephalins, certainer, certainly, certainty, chaffinch, chagrined, chainsaws, chammying, chaplains, characins, chariness, chasseing, chatelain, chaunting, checkrein, chelating, chicaning, chieftain, chilblain, chinaware, chinbones, chinchier, chinkapin, chinkiest, chintzier, chiseling, chitinous, chitlings, chivvying, chlorines, chokingly, chortling, chorusing, chromatin, chromings, chuckling, churching, churnings, chymosins, cinchonas, cinctured, cinctures, cindering, cineastes, cinematic, cineraria, cinereous, cingulate, cinnabars, cinnamons, cinnamyls, cinquains, cioppinos, ciphering, circinate, cisalpine, cisplatin, citifying, citrinins, claddings, clamoring, clarinets, 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saponines, sappiness, sashaying, satiating, satinpods, satinwood, saturnine, sauciness, savouring, saxitoxin, scabbling, scaliness, scannings, scantling, scarfpins, scarfskin, scarphing, sceptring, schilling, schooling, schussing, scincoids, scintilla, sciurines, sclaffing, sclerotin, scoldings, scorching, scotching, scourging, scourings, scoutings, scragging, scramming, scrapings, scrapping, scrawling, screaking, screaming, screeding, screening, scrieving, scrimping, scripting, scrolling, scrooping, scrouging, scrubbing, scrumming, scrupling, scuffling, sculpting, scumbling, scurrying, scutching, scuttling, seafaring, sealskins, seaminess, searching, searingly, searobins, seasoning, seatrains, secerning, secluding, seconding, secreting, secretins, sectoring, seediness, seedlings, seemingly, seesawing, selecting, semifinal, seminally, seminomad, semolinas, sensating, sentinels, sequinned, seriating, serotinal, serotines, serotonin, serrating, servicing, settlings, shackling, shadiness, 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speakings, spearmint, speckling, speedings, speerings, spellbind, spellings, spermines, sphincter, sphingids, spiciness, spikiness, spilikins, spillikin, spinaches, spindlers, spindlier, spindling, spindrift, spineless, spinelike, spinelles, spininess, spinnaker, spinneret, spinnings, spinosity, spinsters, spinulose, spiraling, spiriting, splashing, splatting, splinters, splintery, splinting, splitting, splodging, sploshing, splurging, spoolings, spraining, sprawling, spreading, sprigging, springald, springals, springbok, springers, springier, springily, springing, sprinkled, sprinkler, sprinkles, sprinters, sprinting, spritzing, sprouting, squadding, squalling, squashing, squatting, squawking, squeaking, squealing, squeezing, squegging, squibbing, squidding, squinched, squinches, squinnied, squinnier, squinnies, squinters, squintest, squintier, squinting, squirming, squirting, squishing, squushing, stablings, staginess, stainable, stainless, staminate, stanching, standings, starching, starlings, startling, steadings, steadying, stealings, steapsins, stearines, steevings, steinboks, stereoing, sterlings, stickling, stickpins, stingaree, stingiest, stingless, stingrays, stinkards, stinkbugs, stinkhorn, stinkiest, stinkpots, stinkweed, stinkwood, stippling, stitching, stithying, stockinet, stockings, stoniness, stoppling, stounding, strainers, straining, stranding, strapping, streaking, streaming, streeking, streeling, stressing, striating, stringent, stringers, stringier, stringing, stripings, stripling, stripping, strolling, stropping, strouding, strumming, strunting, strutting, stuccoing, studdings, stuffings, stumbling, stylising, stylizing, stymieing, subalpine, subbasins, subducing, subjoined, sublating, subliming, submarine, suborning, subsiding, subsuming, subtilins, subvening, subwaying, succinate, succinyls, succoring, suckering, sucklings, suffering, sufficing, suffixing, suffusing, suiciding, sulfating, sulfinyls, sulfuring, sulkiness, summating, summering, 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teazeling, teemingly, teetering, teethings, telfering, tellingly, tempering, tenanting, tendering, tendinous, tentering, teosintes, tepefying, terebinth, teredines, terminals, terminate, terpineol, terpinols, terracing, terrapins, testiness, tethering, texturing, thatching, thebaines, thereinto, theremins, thiamines, thiazines, thinclads, thindowns, thingness, thingummy, thinkable, thinkably, thinkings, thionines, thirsting, tholepins, thralling, thrashing, threadfin, threading, threaping, threating, threeping, threonine, threshing, thrilling, throating, throbbing, thrombins, thronging, thrumming, thrusting, thumbkins, thwacking, thwarting, thylacine, thymidine, thymosins, thyroxine, thyroxins, ticketing, tiffining, tillering, timbering, timelines, tinctured, tinctures, tinderbox, tingliest, tinkerers, tinkering, tinkliest, tinklings, tinniness, tinplates, tinseling, tinselled, tinsmiths, tinstones, tipsiness, tiptoeing, titrating, tittering, tittuping, tochering, toileting, tolidines, toluidine, toluidins, tonguings, tonsuring, topminnow, torturing, totalling, tottering, touchline, towelings, towelling, trachling, trackings, traducing, trainable, trainband, trainfuls, trainings, trainload, trainways, traipsing, trameling, tramlines, trampling, trapesing, traplines, trappings, traveling, treadling, treddling, trembling, trenching, trephined, trephines, tretinoin, triazines, trichinae, trichinal, trichinas, trickling, triclinia, triclinic, tricotine, triflings, trilinear, trimmings, trindling, trinities, trinketed, trinketer, trinketry, trinomial, trippings, trithings, trollings, trollying, trophying, troponins, trotlines, troubling, trouncing, troweling, truanting, truckings, truckline, truckling, trundling, trussings, tsktsking, tuckering, tumblings, tumefying, tumplines, tunneling, turbinals, turbinate, turtlings, twaddling, twangling, twattling, tweedling, twiddling, twillings, twinberry, twingeing, twinklers, twinkling, twinnings, twinships, twistings, twitching, typifying, tyramines, tyrocidin, tyrosines, uglifying, uintahite, uintaites, ultrafine, ultrathin, ululating, umlauting, unamusing, unbanning, unbarring, unbearing, unbelting, unbending, unbinding, unblinded, unbolting, unbracing, unbraking, unbudging, uncapping, unceasing, uncertain, unchained, unchoking, unclosing, uncloying, uncoating, uncocking, uncoffins, uncoiling, uncorking, uncrating, uncuffing, uncurbing, uncurling, undefined, underlain, underline, underling, undermine, underpins, underspin, underwing, undocking, undrained, undraping, undrawing, unfailing, unfeeling, unfencing, unfitting, unfolding, unfreeing, unfurling, ungirding, ungloving, unhairing, unhanding, unhanging, unhatting, unheeding, unhelming, unhinging, unhooding, unhooking, unhorsing, unhousing, unhusking, unilineal, unilinear, unindexed, uninjured, uninsured, uninvited, unitizing, unjointed, unkindest, unkinking, unknowing, unlashing, unleading, unlinking, unloading, unlocking, unloosing, unmanning, unmasking, unmeaning, unmeshing, unmindful, unmingled, unmingles, unmitring, unmolding, unmooring, unnailing, unnerving, unpacking, unpainted, unpegging, unpenning, unpicking, unpinning, unquoting, unreeling, unreeving, unrefined, unrigging, unripping, unrolling, unroofing, unrooting, unsealing, unseaming, unseating, unselling, unsetting, unsmiling, unsparing, unstained, unstating, unstinted, unstrings, untacking, untainted, untidying, untrained, untucking, untwining, unvarying, unveiling, unvoicing, unweaving, unweeting, unwilling, unwinders, unwinding, unwishing, unwitting, unzipping, upbearing, upbinding, upboiling, upcasting, upcoiling, upcurling, upcurving, updarting, upflowing, upfolding, upgirding, upgrading, upgrowing, upheaping, upheaving, upholding, upleaping, uplifting, uploading, upraising, uprearing, uprisings, uprooting, uprousing, uprushing, upscaling, upsending, upsetting, upsoaring, upsprings, upstaging, upstaring, upsurging, uptearing, uptilting, uptossing, upturning, upwafting, upwelling, uraninite, uredinial, uredinium, urinaries, urinating, urination, urinemias, urokinase, utilising, utilizing, vaccinate, vaccinees, vaccinial, vaccinias, vacuuming, vaginally, vaginitis, vainglory, valancing, valentine, valuating, vamoosing, vanillins, vanishing, vaporings, vapouring, variating, varooming, varyingly, vasotocin, vaticinal, vaultings, vectoring, veeringly, veinulets, veneering, venturing, veratrine, veratrins, verifying, verminous, vesturing, vetchling, vibrating, vicereine, vicinages, viewpoint, vilifying, vinaceous, vinculums, vindaloos, vindicate, vinegared, vineyards, viniferas, vinifying, vintagers, violating, violinist, viomycins, virginals, virginity, visioning, vitamines, vitelline, vitellins, vitiating, vivifying, volleying, voodooing, vulturine, wackiness, wafflings, waggoning, wainscots, waistings, waistline, wakenings, walloping, wallowing, wandering, wantoning, warfarins, warningly, warstling, washbasin, waterings, waterline, wauchting, waughting, wayfaring, waygoings, waylaying, weakening, weaklings, weanlings, weaponing, weariness, wearingly, weaseling, weediness, weeweeing, weighting, welcoming, weltering, westering, wheedling, wheelings, wheepling, whereinto, wherrying, whiffling, whinchats, whingeing, whiningly, whinniest, whinnying, whinstone, whippings, whirlwind, whirrying, whishting, whistling, whitening, whitewing, whittling, whooshing, wildering, wildlings, willinger, willingly, willowing, wimpiness, windblast, windblown, windbreak, windburns, windburnt, windchill, windfalls, windflaws, windgalls, windhover, windiness, windlings, windmills, windowing, windpipes, windproof, windrowed, windsocks, windstorm, windsurfs, windswept, windthrow, windwards, wineglass, winepress, wineshops, wineskins, wingbacks, wingdings, wingovers, wingspans, winningly, winnowers, winnowing, winsomely, winsomest, winterers, winterier, wintering, winterize, wintriest, wispiness, witchings, withering, wittiness, wittingly, wolverine, womankind, womenkind, wondering, woodbinds, woodbines, woodiness, woodwinds, woolskins, wooziness, wordiness, worldling, worriting, worsening, wrangling, wrappings, wrassling, wrastling, wreathing, wreckings, wrenching, wrestling, wriggling, wrinklier, wrinkling, wuthering, xantheins, xanthines, xylidines, yabbering, yachtings, yammering, yattering, yawningly, yeanlings, yearlings, yearnings, yellowfin, yellowing, yodelling, yohimbine, youngling, zamindari, zamindars, zecchinos, zemindars, zemindary, zeppelins, zibelines, zibelline, zincified, zincifies, zinfandel, zinkified, zinkifies, zippering, zucchinis

10-letter words

abandoning, abdicating, abnegating, abolishing, abominable, abominably, abominated, abominates, abominator, aboriginal, aborigines, abreacting, abrogating, abscessing, absconding, abstainers, abstaining, absterging, abstinence, acclaiming, accounting, accoutring, accusingly, acerbating, acetifying, achinesses, acidifying, acierating, acquainted, acquitting, actinolite, activating, activizing, actomyosin, adamantine, addressing, adenosines, adhibiting, adjourning, administer, admiringly, adrenaline, adulterine, advocating, affiancing, affinities, afflicting, affronting, aflatoxins, agglutinin, aggressing, aggrieving, airinesses, airlifting, airmailing, alarmingly, albinistic, albuminous, alienating, alimenting, alinements, alkalinity, alkalinize, alkalising, alkalizing, alkylating, allantoins, allethrins, allocating, alluringly, almandines, almsgiving, aluminates, aluminiums, aluminized, aluminizes, amantadine, ambulating, amnestying, amortising, amortizing, ampicillin, amplifying, 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