signifies (a) “to begin to be” (suggesting origin); (b) “to become” (suggesting entrance on a new state); (c) “to come to pass” (suggesting effect); hence with the meaning (c) it is translated “continued” in Act 19:10<\/span>. See ARISE. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n “to bring through to an end” (dia, “through,” telos, “an end”), “to finish fully” or, when used of time, “continue right through,” is said of “continuing” fasting up to the time mentioned, Act 27:33<\/span>. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n see ABIDE. <\/p>\n * Compounds of meno with this meaning, are as follows: <\/p>\n<\/p>\n “to continue throughout,” i.e., without interruption (No. 3 with dia, “through”), is said of the dumbness of Zacharias, Luk 1:22<\/span>, AV, “remained;” of the “continuance” of the disciples with Christ, Luk 22:28<\/span>; of the permanency of the truth of the Gospel with churches, Gal 2:5<\/span>; of the unchanged course of things, 2Pe 3:4<\/span>; of the eternal permanency of Christ, Heb 1:11<\/span>. See REMAIN. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n “to remain in” (en, “in”), is used of “abiding in a house,” Act 28:30<\/span> (in the best mss.); of “continuing” in the faith, Act 14:22<\/span>; in the Law, Gal 3:10<\/span>; in God’s covenant, Heb 8:9<\/span>. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n lit., “to remain on,” i.e., in addiion to (epi, “upon,” and No. 3), “to continue along still to adibe,” is used of “continuing” to ask, Joh 8:7<\/span>; to knock, Act 12:16<\/span>; in the grace of God, Act 13:43<\/span>; in sin, Rom 6:1<\/span>; in God’s goodness, Rom 11:22<\/span>; in unbelief, Rom 11:23<\/span> (AV, “abide”); in the flesh, Phi 1:24<\/span>; in the faith, Col 1:23<\/span>; in doctrine, 1Ti 4:16<\/span>; elsewhere of abiding in a place. See ABIDE, TARRY. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n “to remain by or near” (para, “beside,” and No. 3), hence, “to continue or persevere in anything,” is used of the inability of Levitical priests to “continue,” Heb 7:23<\/span>; of persevering in the law of liberty, Jam 1:25<\/span>; it is translated “abide” in Phi 1:25<\/span> (2nd clause, in the best mss.), RV (see Note (1)), and in 1Co 16:6<\/span>. See ABIDE. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n “to remain with” (pros, “with,” and No. 3), “to continue with a person,” is said of the people with Christ, Mat 15:32<\/span>; Mar 8:2<\/span> (AV, “been with”); of “continuing” in supplications and prayers, 1Ti 5:5<\/span>. See ABIDE, CLEAVE (unto), TARRY. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n lit., “to be strong towards” (pros, “towards,” used intensively, and kartereo, “to be strong”), “to endure in, or persevere in, to be continually steadfast with a person or thing,” is used of “continuing” in prayer with others, Act 1:14<\/span>; Rom 12:12<\/span>; Col 4:2<\/span>; in the Apostles’ teaching, Act 2:42<\/span>; in the Temple, Act 2:46<\/span> (“continuing steadfastly,” RV), the adverb representing the intensive preposition; in prayer and the ministry, Act 6:4<\/span> (RV, “will continue steadfastly”); of Simon Magus with Philip, Act 8:13<\/span>. In Mar 3:9<\/span>; Act 10:7<\/span>, it signifies “to wait on;” in Rom 13:6<\/span>, to attend “continually” upon. See ATTEND INSTANT, WAIT. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n “to pass the night through” (dia, “through,” nux, “a night”), “to continue all night,” is found in Luk 6:12<\/span>, of the Lord in spending all night in prayer. <\/p>\n Notes: (1) The following are translated by the verb “to continue,” in the AV, in the places mentioned: diatribo, “to tarry,” (according to inferior mss.) Joh 11:54<\/span>; Act 15:35<\/span> (RV, “tarried”); histemi, “to stand,” Act 26:22<\/span> (RV, “stand”): kathizo, “to sit down,” Act 18:11<\/span> (RV, “dwelt”): parateino, “to extend, stretch,” Act 20:7<\/span> (RV, “prolonged”); parameno, “to abide together with,” Phi 1:25<\/span>, RV, “abide with;” the AV, “continue,” translating sumparameno (in some mss.), marks the difference from the preceding meno. See ABIDE, No. 4. <\/p>\n (2) In Rom 2:7<\/span>, for AV, “patient continuance,” the RV has “patience” (lit., “according to patience”). <\/p>\n (3) In Rev 13:5<\/span> poieo, “to do,” is rendered “to continue.” <\/p>\n Continue, Continuance signifies (a) “to begin to be” (suggesting origin); (b) “to become” (suggesting entrance on a new state); (c) “to come to pass” (suggesting effect); hence with the meaning (c) it is translated “continued” in Act 19:10. 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