"Please rest assured." and "Please be rest assured." They are the same?

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"Please rest assured."  and  "Please be rest assured."   They are the same?

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nozturk, 

You have two correct choices with similar meanings: 

Please be assured that ..... (please) be satisfied about the truth or certainty of something; confident 
or 
Please rest assured that......(please) remain confident about the truth or certainty of something 

Please be rest assured that .....mixing the two together is a mistake

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I don't know of 'be rest assured' ,it is just 'rest assured' ,which means be certain.

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"Please be rest assured" is not possible, as "be" and "rest" are both verbs. They do not follow each other in that fashion or context.

"Please rest assured" is the proper phrase.

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rest assured....correct
be rest assured...wrong

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