What does requiring mean?
Requiring means present participle and gerund of require.
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/ɹɪˈkwaɪə.ɹɪŋ/ · verb
present participle and gerund of require.
a. 1798, Joshua Evans In the days of my sorrow for sin, I fully believed there was in God alone, a rest for the righteous; and no true rest in any other way, than through obedience to his holy requirings.
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Requiring means present participle and gerund of require.
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a. 1798, Joshua Evans In the days of my sorrow for sin, I fully believed there was in God alone, a rest for the righteous; and no true rest in any other way, than through obedience to his holy requirings.
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