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Abidingly

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a·bid·ing  (-bdng)
adj.
Lasting for a long time; enduring: an abiding love of music.
a·biding·ly adv.
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In Achtemeier's view, this limiting role of the canon also preserves as abidingly normative the New Testament writers' specific injunctions against certain behaviors, including homosexuality.
Natural and unnatural relations between text and context: a canonical ... by Kuhn, Karl A. / Currents in Theology and Mission
Surely the Levites did not imagine their work to be so abidingly important, nor did Jeremiah, nor did Baruch, nor did Shaphan.
On scroll-making in ancient Jerusalem by Brueggemann, Walter / Biblical Theology Bulletin
It is a comprehensive guide, thoroughly researched, thoughtfully organized, abidingly optimistic, and written in a down-to-earth style.
Dance Books by Ettinger, Tom / Dance Magazine
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