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… “to remain faithful to the gospel and freely to confess his faith, even if he would seal his testimony with his blood.” J. H. Merle D'Aubigné, History of the Reformation …

… to remain inactive. In those lonely days the condition of the church rose up before him. He feared being called a coward for withdrawing from the contest. Then …

… ! You remain silent; You dare not launch Your thunders. After this, who will believe in Your existence?” What an echo this was of Pharaoh's demand, “Who is the Lord …

… not remain satisfied with rationalism, and in studying the Bible he found a positive faith.

… evergreens remain unchanged while other trees lose their leaves. If opposition arises, intolerance again prevails, and persecution is kindled, the halfhearted …

… to remain on the books of heaven unconfessed and unforgiven. The more honorable the position they hold, the more sure is their adversary's triumph. Those …

… to remain unpunished. “And it happened in the fifth year of King Rehoboam that Shishak king of Egypt came up against Jerusalem, because they had transgressed …

… not remain silent while Judah was following the same course that had brought the northern kingdom nearly to ruin. The prophet sent Jehoram of Judah a written …

… to remain there.

… to remain under the banner of the one who started the rebellion against the government of heaven.