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Fall back into (to)
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To give way; withdraw; retreat; recede
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1. EPHESIAN.CHURCH.AGE JEFF.IN MONDAY 60-1205
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47 How these great isms would rise up and
all fall back into Communism; Hitlerism, and
Mussolini, and Nazism, and so forth, would all
fall back into Communism.
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return to
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1. CHURCH.CHOOSING.LAW.FOR.GRACE_ MIDDLETOWN.OH THURSDAY_ 61-0316
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(See that they'll fall back into that same old
rut that the Methodists did, the Baptists did,
the Presbyterian did), and crucify to themselves
the Son of God afresh, and bring Him to an open
shame..."
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