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… was firm in his request that they call the man of God. Micaiah said, “I saw all Israel scattered on the mountains, as sheep that have no shepherd. And the Lord said …

… , the firm step, the admirable appearance, the undimmed senses, the untainted breath—all were marks of the nobility with which nature honors those who obey …

… be firm and decided in standing for the right, yet in all their associations they will manifest a generous, Christlike spirit and true moderation.

… stand firm and faithful in the most dangerous and difficult positions.

… a firm hand at the helm. No weak, vacillating methods would suffice.

… always firm, calm, and cheerful, they must preserve the strength of brain and nerve.

… so firm that these men were indeed gods, and their enthusiasm was so great, that Paul and Barnabas could “scarcely restrain” them. The Lystrians had seen a cripple …

… so firm in the faith that Paul wrote, “I thank my God upon every remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine making request for you all with joy, for your …

… a firm stand in maintaining his authority, not to exalt himself, but to magnify the grace of God.

… the firm course he had followed up to then. But his efforts to satisfy others’ concerns only brought on his predicted sufferings more quickly, separated him …