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 1   vis, vis2, 3 |       These have saved you, if you remain stedfast. And they will
 2   vis, vis3, 2 |      public road; yet they did not remain on the road, but were rolled
 3   vis, vis3, 5 |      fallen asleep, and some still remain alive. And they have always
 4   vis, vis3, 6 |       other, their wicked thoughts remain in their hearts. These,
 5   com, com4, 1 |           should put her away, and remain by himself. But if he put
 6   com, com4, 1 |            on you, that you should remain by yourselves, both man
 7   com, com4, 4 |              said he; "but if they remain unmarried, they gain greater
 8   sim, sim8, 8 |         repent quickly, and do not remain in their pleasures; but
 9   sim, sim9, 2 |      therefore, on the things that remain."~
10   sim, sim9, 4 |            also were they found to remain: for they were not given
11   sim, sim9, 8 |       building, were they found to remain; and the Shepherd ordered
12   sim, sim9, 11|          he does not come you will remain here with us until he does
13   sim, sim9, 11|            then," I said, "am I to remain? "You will sleep with us,"
14   sim, sim9, 11| exceedingly!" But I was ashamed to remain with them. And she who seemed
15   sim, sim9, 26|      received. If, therefore, they remain under the dominion of the
16   sim, sim9, 27|           with the angels, if they remain to the end serving God.~
17   sim, sim9, 28|       things, lest that suggestion remain in your hearts, and ye perish
18   sim, sim9, 29|            of you, then, who shall remain stedfast, and be as children,
19   sim, sim9, 29|     building; and those that still remain round."~
20   sim, sim9, 30|           of the tower, they would remain bright, and not one of them
21   sim, sim9, 31|           mindful of offences, nor remain in wickedness. Lay aside,
22   sim, sim9, 33|          power to live: but if you remain in wickedness, and in the
23   sim, sim9, 33|         and that they were able to remain in it, He ordered their
24   sim, sim10, 3|        house to be pure, they will remain with you; but if any defilement,