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And yet, notwithstanding, there are some that have taken the oath that contend earnestly for a toleration of all religions.
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God hath assigned to those who contend earnestly with their persons and with their substance, a rank above those who sit at home.
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On each and all Arthur laid prayer and commandment, that rider and sergeant alike should bear them as men, and contend earnestly against the Romans.
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Contend earnestly on his path, that you may attain to happiness.
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This is part of that επαγωνιζεσθαι τη πιστει, that duty of contending earnestly for the faith, which is incumbent on us.
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"There is one thing more, Queen Naladi," I contended earnestly.
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Caesar, it is said, contended earnestly for Cicero the first two days; but on the third day he yielded, and gave him up.
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His "Replies" to Bishop Morton and Dr Burgess on "Ceremonies" tell us that even kinship could not prevent him from " contending earnestly for the faith."