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 1 Text, 2 |         into the soul: but it will keep itself in its. beauty and
 2 Text, 2 |           the knowledge of God and keep not His commandments; that
 3 Text, 3 |          are, as they ever are, we keep firm our confidence in them.
 4 Text, 15| limitations, so that, if he should keep the commandment of God,
 5 Text, 15|    immortal; but, if he should not keep it, he should become mortal
 6 Text, 28|         wilderness to fear God and keep His commandments, imposing
 7 Text, 41|            by the word of truth to keep their flesh undefiled unto
 8 Text, 64|      throne: if thy children shall keep my covenant and my testimonies,
 9 Text, 93|          in my precepts, and shall keep my ordinances and do them.
10 Text, 98|         her children. This must we keep with all certainty, with