Book, Chapter

 1   2,   4|      those signs common to all nations owing to the sin of discord
 2   2,   5|       thus became known to the nations for their salvation. And
 3   2,  15|         to make known to other nations, were, with the assistance
 4   2,  15|      so long beforehand to the nations which in the future were
 5   2,  22|      to be in the mouth of all nations. ~
 6   2,  25|      be different in different nations, and could not be changed
 7   2,  25|       changed among particular nations at the discretion of their
 8   3,   6|       in the case of the other nations; because, though the former
 9   3,  11|     this day set thee over the nations, and over the kingdoms,
10   3,  14|  sinful to the people of other nations and other times. And, distracted
11   3,  34|        of the great society of nations: the city he calls a species,
12   3,  34|        he calls a species, all nations constitute the genus. There
13   3,  34|   suitable when applied to all nations; but in regard to Judea
14   3,  34|     saved," but also the other nations which were promised to their
15   3,  34|         is now imparted to all nations, no one who looks into the
16   3,  34|     one nation, but of all the nations which were promised to the
17   3,  34|   wrinkle, gathered out of all nations, and destined to reign forever
18   3,  36|        countries, and in their nations." And, again, when the sons
19   3,  36|       their lands, after their nations." And it is added in reference
20   3,  36|    their generations, in their nations; and by these were the nations
21   3,  36| nations; and by these were the nations divided in the earth after
22   3,  36|      that at the time when the nations were scattered over the
23   3,  36|        language in common, the nations were divided into a multitude
24   3,  37|      earth, who sendeth to all nations," does not altogether fitly
25   3,  37|        sends his angels to all nations, yet it is his body, not