-day: Various NT original Greek words used translated 'day'.(see Strong's Concordance), but mostly they mean a day as we today know a day to be. In the original Hebrew 'day' can mean 'to be hot', 'the warm hours', 'daily'.

-day for a year?.2Peter 3:8; Numbers 14:34; Psalms 90:4.

Some think that this is an overall principle of God. It does not seem to be. Psalms 90:4 is about a prayer of Moses and what he said to God.

The original has it 'thousand eye.(meaning 'sight').against, with or upon day passed over observed night' and from there the translators tried to make it clear for us. But it doesn't really mean that with God.

A thousand years is always as one day, as a reading of the other scriptures above here will show. A year therefor would be 360,000 years, as there's 360 days in a year, 30x12. But of course the cabal always screws all things of God, Christ and the Holy Spirit up. 

It's the same with us. As we look back over our past, time has seemed to have just flown by so quickly. And what of all we've individually done can even immediately be brought to mind?

We are mostly here to become what we are already, as we carry on towards the time when we will be no more in the physical on this Earth, but beings of a higher density.

-deacon(s):.American Tract Dictionary: The original meaning of this word is an attendant, assistant, helper. It is sometimes translated minister, that is, servant, as in.Matthew 20:26. Deacons are first mentioned as officers in the Christian church in.Acts 6:1-7. It appears that their duty was to collect the alms of the church and distribute them to those in need. This was done in visiting the poor and sick, widows, orphans and sufferers under persecution, administering all necessary relief. Of the seven there named, Philip and Stephen are afterwards found laboring as evangelists. The qualifications of deacons are in:.1Timothy 3:8-12.

-Demetrius: a silversmith at Ephesus, whose chief occupation was to make silver shrines for Diana.(Acts 19:24), models either of the temple of Diana or of the statue of the Goddess. 

This trade brought to him and his fellow craftsmen "no small gain" for these shrines found a ready sale among the countless thousands who came to this temple from all parts of Asia Minor. 

This traffic was greatly endangered by the progress of the gospel and hence Demetrius excited the tradesmen employed in the manufacture of these shrines and caused so great a tumult that "the whole city was filled with confusion."

-dispensation: The method or scheme according to which the Creator carries out his purposes towards men is called a dispensation. The fulness of the times is, being dispensed or unfolded toward fulness:.Ephesians 1:10. 

There are usually reckoned three dispensations. However, the word is not found in Scripture with this particular meaning regarding three dispensations. It's conjecture.

-doctors/lawyers/scribes: The Jewish doctors taught and disputed in synagogues or wherever they could find an audience. Their disciples were allowed to propose to them questions. They assumed the office without any appointment to it.

The doctors of the law were principally of the sect of the Pharisees. Schools were established after the destruction of Jerusalem at Babylon and Tiberias, in which academic degrees were conferred on those who passed a certain examination. Those of the school of Tiberias were called by the title 'rabbi' and those of Babylon by that of 'master'.

-dominion: Various OG and OH words used.(see Strong's Concordance for original meaning for word in question in whatever verse, such as.John 13:15).

-done: Various OG and OH words used.(see Strong's Concordance for original meaning for any word in question at whatever verse).

-doth: Word does not occur in either OG or OH.

-dwelleth: Various OG and OH words used.(see Strong's Concordance for original meaning for word in question in whatever verse).