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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.
Surely the Levites did not imagine their work to be so abidingly important, nor did Jeremiah, nor did Baruch, nor did Shaphan.
It is a comprehensive guide, thoroughly researched, thoughtfully organized, abidingly optimistic, and written in a down-to-earth style.
 
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