Taken from Awake (N2) Crossword

A nation noted for its skilled archers (Isaiah 66:19)
The name Jesus gave to Simon the son of John (John 1:42)
Jacob said that his had lasted 130 years (Genesis 47:9)
Paul indicated that no soldier does this at his own expense (1 Corinthians 9:7)
For Jehovah, a thousand years is the equivalent of this (2 Peter 3:8)
A Levite son of Elkanah of the family of Kohath (1 Chronicles 6:25)
Father of Amasa who was one of the heads of Ephraim in the days of King Pekah of Israel (2 Chronicles 28:12)
Jehovah directed Abram to leave this city in Chaldea (Genesis 11:31, 12:1)
One of Jehovah's titles highlighting his unique abilites (Isaiah 42:5)
Collective name of God's chosen people in pre-Christian times (2 words) (Judges 1:1)
Jesus' opponents accused him of being this (4 words) (John 10:20)
The second city conquered during the Israelite invasion of Canaan (Joshua 8:18,19)
For the dead, this has already perished along with love and jealousy (Ecclesiastes 9:6)
Samson's father-in-law was called this (Judges 15:6)
Jesus taught this principle on how to deal with those who hate us (3 words) (Matthew 5:44)
The disciples were rowing in this direction when they saw Jesus walking on the sea (Mark 6:45-48)
Situation or occurrence thought to portend good or evil (1 Kings 20:33)
The second son of Joseph, whose name was applied to the tribe of Israel that descended from him (Genesis 41:52)
A well dug by Issac's servants, named because of their dispute over it with the shepherds of Gerar (Genesis 26:21)
Solomon's mother made one for him on his marriage day (Song of Solomon 3:11)
Father of Shimei, one of Solomon's 12 deputies who provided food for the king and his household (1 Kings 4:18)
Whoever wants to become the first among his brothers must become this to them (Mark 10:44)
The apronlike garment that the high priest wore over his blue sleeveless coat (Exodus 28:6)
When you do this, said Jesus, focus on those who are poor, crippled, lame and blind (Luke 14:13)
Jesus surprised the Pharisee by not washing before this (Luke 11:38)
Through this, mature people train their perceptive powers to distinguish both right and wrong (Hebrews 5:14)
One of the mighty men of David's military forces (1 Chronicles 11:29)
Elijah was sent to a widow in Zarephath in what land? (Luke 4:26)
Because of unforseen occurrences, the swift do not always win it (Ecclesiastes 9:11)
This paralytic, confined to his bed for eight years, was healed by the apostle Peter (Acts 9:33,34)
She became "the mother of everyone living" (Genesis 3:20)