APPENDIX C
Who actually bowed & worshiped?
Follow the actor, the original word, and the recipient in the completed-acts study.
130actor-and-passage entries
3original-language verbs
66books in scope
| Who | Passage | Original word | Toward whom | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abigail | 1 Samuel 25:23 | Shāḥâ | David (human king) | |
| Abigail | 1 Samuel 25:41 | Shāḥâ | David through his messengers (human) | |
| Abraham | Genesis 18:2 | Shāḥâ | The three visitors, one subsequently identified as YHWH | |
| Abraham | Genesis 23:7 | Shāḥâ | The Hittites / sons of Heth (humans) | |
| Abraham | Genesis 23:12 | Shāḥâ | The Hittites / sons of Heth (humans) | |
| Abraham’s servant | Genesis 24:26 | Shāḥâ | YHWH (God) | |
| Abraham’s servant | Genesis 24:48 | Shāḥâ | YHWH, God of Abraham (God) | |
| Abraham’s servant | Genesis 24:52 | Shāḥâ | YHWH (God) | |
| Absalom | 2 Samuel 14:33 | Shāḥâ | King David (human) | |
| Adonijah | 1 Kings 1:53 | Shāḥâ | King Solomon (human) | |
| Ahab | 1 Kings 16:31 | Shāḥâ | Baal (false god) | |
| Ahaziah | 1 Kings 22:53 | Shāḥâ | Baal (false god) | |
| Ahimaaz | 2 Samuel 18:28 | Shāḥâ | King David (human) | |
| All angels | Revelation 7:11 | Proskyneō | God | |
| All peoples, nations, and languages under Nebuchadnezzar | Daniel 3:7 | Segid | Nebuchadnezzar’s golden image (idol) | |
| Amaziah | 2 Chronicles 25:14 | Shāḥâ | The gods of Seir (false gods/idols) | |
| Amalekite messenger from Saul’s camp | 2 Samuel 1:2 | Shāḥâ | David (human) | |
| Amon | 2 Kings 21:21 | Shāḥâ | The idols his father Manasseh served | |
| Araunah (Ornan) | 2 Samuel 24:20 | Shāḥâ | King David (human) | |
| Araunah (Ornan) | 1 Chronicles 21:21 | Shāḥâ | King David (human) |
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Who is included?
The study includes positive acts narrated as performed, reported as performed, performed within a dream, parable, or vision, or described as actual ongoing practice. It excludes commands, prohibitions, intentions, uncompleted purpose clauses, hypotheticals, predictions, interrupted attempts, and refusals.
That is why Mordecai, the three Hebrews’ refusal in Daniel 3, and John’s interrupted attempts before the angel do not appear as completed acts of these verbs.